U.S. Representatives from Utah, 1896-2018(May beincomplete!)
Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)
1900 Apr 2:WilliamH. King (Dem), elected;JamesT. Hammond (Rep), defeated;JohnH. Hamlin (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1900 Nov 6:GeorgeSutherland (Rep), elected;WilliamH. King (Dem), defeated;A.B. Edler (Social Democratic), defeated;D.F. Porter (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1902 Nov 4:JosephHowell (Rep), elected;WilliamH. King (Dem), defeated;MatthewWilson (Socialist), defeated. 1904 Nov 8:JosephHowell (Rep), elected;OrlandoW. Powers (Dem), defeated;OgdenHiles (American), defeated;W.H. Shock (Socialist), defeated. 1906 Nov 6:JosephHowell (Rep), elected;OrlandoW. Powers (Dem), defeated;ThomasWeir (American), defeated;HomerP. Burt (Socialist), defeated. 1908 Nov 3:JosephHowell (Rep), elected;L.R. Martineau (Dem), defeated;CharlesI. Douglas (American), defeated;CharlesCrane (Socialist), defeated;P.J. Donohue (Ind), defeated. 1918:WilliamSpry (Rep), defeated. 1914 Nov 3:JosephHowell (Rep), elected;LewisLarson (Dem), defeated;BenJansen (Socialist), defeated.JamesH. Mays (Dem & Progressive), elected;ElmerO. Leatherwood (Rep), defeated;A.H. Kempton (Socialist), defeated. 1916:CharlesR. Mabey (Rep), defeated. 1910 Nov 8:JosephHowell (Rep), elected;FerdinandErickson (Dem), defeated;AllenT. Sanford (American), defeated;JamesH. Smith (Socialist), defeated. 1912 Nov 5:JosephHowell (Rep), elected;JacobJohnson (Rep), elected;MathonihahThomas (Dem), defeated;TillmanD. Johnson (Dem), defeated;StephenH. Love (Progressive), defeated;LewisLarson (Progressive), defeated;MurrayE. King (Socialist), defeated;WilliamM. Knerr (Socialist), defeated;EliasAnderson (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1920 Nov 2:DonB. Colton (Rep), elected;JamesW. Funk (Dem), defeated;JohnO. Watters (Socialist & Farmer-Labor), defeated. 1922 Nov 7:DonB. Colton (Rep), elected;MiltonH. Welling (Dem), defeated;JohnO. Watters (Socialist & Farmer-Labor), defeated. 1924 Nov 4:DonB. Colton (Rep), elected;FrankFrancis (Dem), defeated. 1920 Nov 2:ElmerO. Leatherwood (Rep), elected;MathonihahThomas (Dem), defeated;MarvinP. Bales (Farmer-Labor), defeated;CharlesT. Stoney (Socialist), defeated. 1922 Nov 7:ElmerO. Leatherwood (Rep), elected;DavidC. Dunbar (Dem), defeated;EvansG. Locke (Socialist & Farmer-Labor), defeated. 1924 Nov 4:ElmerO. Leatherwood (Rep), elected;JamesH. Waters (Dem), defeated. 1929 Dec 24:ElmerO. Leatherwood, died in office. 1936:ArthurV. Watkins (Rep), defeated in primary. 1940 Nov 5:WalterK. Granger (Dem), elected;LeRoyB. Young (Rep), defeated. 1946 Nov 5:WalterK. Granger (Dem), elected;DavidJ. Wilson (Rep), defeated. 1948 Nov 2:WalterK. Granger (Dem), elected;DavidJ. Wilson (Rep), defeated. 1940 Nov 5:J.W. Robinson (Dem), elected;A.Sherman Christensen (Rep), defeated. 1946 Nov 5:WilliamA. Dawson (Rep), elected;J.W. Robinson (Dem), defeated. 1948 Nov 2:RevaBeck Bosone (Dem), elected;WilliamA. Dawson (Rep), defeated. 1954:WalterK. Granger, defeated. 1950 Nov 7:WalterK. Granger (Dem), elected;PrestonL. Jones (Rep), defeated.RevaBeck Bosone (Dem), elected;IvyBaker Priest (Rep), defeated. 1966:DavidS. King, defeated. 1970 Nov 3:K.Gunn McKay (Dem), elected;RichardRichards (Rep), defeated;DanielL. Worthington (American Independent), defeated.ShermanP. Lloyd (Rep), elected;AdolphHerman Nancy (Dem), defeated;StephenD. Marsh (American Independent), defeated. 1976:AllanTurner Howe (Dem), defeated. 1980:K.Gunn McKay (Dem), defeated. 1986 Nov 4:JamesV. Hansen (Rep), elected;K.Gunn McKay (Dem), defeated. 1988 Nov 8:JamesV. Hansen (Rep), elected;K.Gunn McKay (Dem), defeated. 1986 Nov 4:WayneOwens (Dem), elected;TomShimizu (Rep), defeated;StephenC. Carr (Libertarian), defeated;ScottA. Breen (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1988 Nov 8:WayneOwens (Dem), elected;RichardSnelgrove (Rep), defeated;MichaelLee (Libertarian), defeated. 1986 Nov 4:HowardC. Nielson (Rep), elected;DaleF. Gardiner (Dem), defeated;DavidP. Hurst (Ind), defeated. 1988 Nov 8:HowardC. Nielson (Rep), elected;RobertW. Stringham (Dem), defeated;E.Dean Christensen (American), defeated;JudyStranahan (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1990 Nov 6:JamesV. Hansen (Rep), elected;KenleyBrunsdale (Dem), defeated;RevaM. Wadsworth (American), defeated. 1992 Nov 3:JamesV. Hansen (Rep), elected;RonHolt (Dem), defeated;WilliamJ. Lawrence (Ind), defeated. 1994 Nov 8:JamesV. Hansen (Rep), elected;BobbieCoray (Dem), defeated. 1996 Nov 5:JamesV. Hansen (Rep), elected;GregoryJ. Sanders (Dem), defeated;RandallTolpinrud (Natural Law), defeated. 1998 Nov 3:JamesV. Hansen (Rep), elected;SteveBeierlein (Dem), defeated;GerardA. Arthus (Libertarian), defeated. 1990 Nov 6:WayneOwens (Dem), elected;GenevieveAtwood (Rep), defeated;LawrenceR. Topham (Ind), defeated;EleanorGarcia (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1992 Nov 3:KarenShepherd (Dem), elected;EnidGreene (Rep), defeated;A.Peter Crane (Ind), defeated;EileenKoschak (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1994 Nov 8:EnidGreene Waldholtz (Rep), elected;KarenShepherd (Dem), defeated;MerrillCook (Ind), defeated. 1996 Nov 5:MerrillCook (Rep), elected;RossC. Anderson (Dem), defeated;ArlyH. Pedersen (Independent American), defeated;CatherineCarter (Natural Law), defeated. 1998 Nov 3:MerrillCook (Rep), elected;LilyEskelsen (Dem), defeated;KenLarsen (Ind), defeated;BrianE. Swim (Libertarian), defeated;ArlyH. Pedersen (Independent American), defeated;RobertC. Lesh (Natural Law), defeated. 1990 Nov 6:WilliamOrton (Dem), elected;KarlSnow (Rep), defeated;RobertJ. Smith (American), defeated;AnthonyM. Dutrow (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1992 Nov 3:WilliamOrton (Dem), elected;RichardR. Harrington (Rep), defeated;WayneL. Hill (Ind), defeated;CharlesM. Wilson (Ind), defeated;DougJones (Libertarian), defeated;NelsJ'Anthony (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1994 Nov 8:WilliamOrton (Dem), elected;DixieThompson (Rep), defeated;BarbaraGreenway (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1996 Nov 5:ChristopherB. Cannon (Rep), elected;WilliamOrton (Dem), defeated;AmyL. Lassen (Libertarian), defeated;GeraldSlothower, defeated;JohnP. Langford (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1998 Nov 3:ChristopherB. Cannon (Rep), elected;WillChristensen (Independent American), defeated;KittyK. Burton (Libertarian), defeated. 2000 Nov 7:JamesV. Hansen (Rep), elected;KathleenMcConkie Collinwood (Dem), defeated;HartleyD. Anderson (Independent American), defeated;DaveStarr Seely (Libertarian), defeated;MatthewD. Frandsen (Natural Law), defeated. 2002 Nov 5:RobBishop (Rep), elected;DaveThomas (Dem), defeated;CraigAxford (Green), defeated. 2000 Nov 7:JimMatheson (Dem), elected;DerekW. Smith (Rep), defeated;BruceBangerter (Independent American), defeated;PeterPixton (Libertarian), defeated;StevenAlberts Voris, defeated. 2002 Jun 25:TimothyBridgewater (Rep), defeated in primary. 2002 Nov 5:JimMatheson (Dem), elected;JohnSwallow (Rep), defeated;PatrickDiehl (Green), defeated;RonCopier (Libertarian), defeated. 2004 Jun 22:TimothyBridgewater (Rep), defeated in primary. 2004 Nov 2:JohnSwallow (Rep), defeated. 2000 Nov 7:ChristopherB. Cannon (Rep), elected;DonaldK. Dunn (Dem), defeated;MichaelJ. Lehman (Independent American), defeated;KittyK. Burton (Libertarian), defeated;RandallTolpinrud (Natural Law), defeated. 2002 Nov 5:ChristopherB. Cannon (Rep), elected;NancyJane Woodside (Dem), defeated;KittyK. Burton (Libertarian), defeated. | |
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