1917 Massachusetts gubernatorial election

none January 2025 September 2023 1917 Massachusetts gubernatorial election Massachusetts 1908 presidential No 1916 Massachusetts gubernatorial election 1916 1918 Massachusetts gubernatorial election 1918 1917 11 6 x150px Samuel Walker McCall circa 1920 (cropped).jpg Samuel W. McCall Republican Party (United States) 226,145 58.29% File:Frederick William Mansfield (1).png Frederick Mansfield Democratic Party (United States) 135,676 34.97% 300px County results 300px Municipality results McCall: #FFB2B2 40-50% #e27f7f 50–60% #d75d5d 60–70% #d72f30 70–80% #c21b18 80–90% #a80000 >90%Mansfield: #A5B0FF 40-50% #7996e2 50–60% #584cde 70–80% Governor Samuel W. McCall Republican Party (United States) Samuel W. McCall Republican Party (United States) The 1917 Massachusetts gubernatorial election was held on November 6, 1917. Republican primary Governor Candidates Grafton D. Cushing, former lieutenant governor and former speaker of the Massachusetts House of Representatives Samuel W. McCall, incumbent governor Results 1917 Republican gubernatorial primaryElection Statistics 1917 169 Republican Party (United States) Samuel W. McCall (incumbent) 82,641 77.34% Republican Party (United States) Grafton D. Cushing 24,212 22.66% Write-in All others 3 0.00% 106,856 100.00% Lieutenant governor Candidates Calvin Coolidge, incumbent lieutenant governor Results Lieutenant Governor Coolidge was unopposed for the Republican nomination. 1917 Republican lieutenant gubernatorial primaryElection Statistics 1917 174 Republican Party (United States) Calvin Coolidge (incumbent) 95,858 99.99% Write-in All others 9 0.01% 95,867 100.00% Democratic primary Governor Candidates Frederick Mansfield, former treasurer and receiver-general of Massachusetts and nominee for governor in 1916 Results Mansfield was unopposed for the Democratic nomination. 1917 Democratic gubernatorial primaryElection Statistics 1917 267 Democratic Party (United States) Frederick Mansfield 44,155 99.94% Write-in All others 27 0.06% 44,182 100.00% Lieutenant governor Candidates Matthew Hale, national chairman of the Progressive Party, delegate-at-large to the 1917 Constitutional Convention,Election Statistics 1918 4 and former publisher of the Boston Journal Results Hale was unopposed for the Democratic nomination. He also received the Progressive and Prohibition Party nominations. 1917 Democratic lieutenant gubernatorial primaryElection Statistics 1918 272 Democratic Party (United States) Matthew Hale 6,518 98.89% Write-in All others 73 1.11% 6,591 100.00% General election Candidates James Hayes, perennial candidate from Plymouth (Socialist Labor) Chester R. Lawrence, perennial candidate from Boston (Prohibition) Frederick Mansfield, former treasurer and receiver-general (Democratic) Samuel W. McCall, incumbent governor (Republican) John McCarty, perennial candidate from Abington (Socialist) Results 1917 Massachusetts gubernatorial electionhttps://www.ourcampaigns.com/RaceDetail.html?RaceID=266560 MA Governor, 1917 Our Campaigns 27 September 2019Election Statistics 1917 12 Republican Party (United States) Samuel W. McCall (incumbent) 226,145 58.29% 5.84 Democratic Party (United States) Frederick Mansfield 135,676 34.97% 8.70 Socialist Party of America John McCarty 16,608 4.28% 2.27 Socialist Labor Party of America James Hayes 5,243 1.35% 0.61 Prohibition Party (United States) Chester Lawrence 4,265 1.10% 0.03 Write-in All others 0 0.00% 387,937 100.00% See also 1917 Massachusetts legislature References Bibliography Election Statistics, 1917 Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth 1917 Boston, MA https://archive.org/details/numberofassessed1917mass Election Statistics 1917 Election Statistics, 1918 Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth 1919 Boston, MA https://archive.org/details/numberofassessed1918mass Election Statistics 1918 Governor 1917 Massachusetts Category:November 1917 in the United States