1950 California gubernatorial election

none January 2025 September 2023 1950 California gubernatorial election California Flag of California (1924–1953).pngborder presidential no 1946 California gubernatorial election 1946 1954 California gubernatorial election 1954 November 7, 1950 Earl Warren Portrait, half figure, seated, facing front, as Governor (cropped 3x4).jpg Earl Warren Republican Party (United States) 2,461,754 64.85% James Roosevelt 1950 NARA - 196358 (cropped).jpg James Roosevelt Democratic Party (United States) 1,333,856 35.14% 1950 California gubernatorial election results map by county.svg 300px County results Warren: #e27f7f 50–60% #d75d5d 60–70% #d72f30 70–80% #c21b18 80–90% Governor Earl Warren Republican Party (United States) Earl Warren Republican Party (United States) The 1950 California gubernatorial election was held on November 7, 1950. For the last time, Warren was reelected governor in a landslide over the Democratic opponent, James Roosevelt, the son of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Warren is the last Republican gubernatorial nominee to have won Alameda County, along with being the last nominee of any party to sweep every county in the state.https://www.ourcampaigns.com/RaceDetail.html?RaceID=121644 CA Governor, 1950 Our Campaigns 11 July 2023 Primary elections Primary elections were held on June 6, 1950.Burton 68 Democratic primary Candidates Welburn Mayock, former counsel to the treasurer of the Democratic National Committee 14 March 1970 Welburn Mayock, Ex-Democratic Aide https://www.nytimes.com/1970/03/14/archives/welburn-mayock-exdemocratic-aide.html 31 New York Times New York, NY 11 July 2023 Olindo R. Angelillo, engineerhttps://snaccooperative.org/view/14087309 Angelillo, Olindo R. Social Networks and Archival Context 11 July 2023 5 June 1950 Democrats! These Republicans are Riding the DONKEY on Your Ballot! https://newspaperarchive.com/bakersfield-californian-jun-05-1950-p-32/ 32 Bakersfield Californian Bakersfield, CA 11 July 2023 Roy E. Land William E. Riker, perennial candidate James Roosevelt, Democratic National Committeeman, son of Franklin Roosevelt, insurance broker June 16, 1950 Political Muddle https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn87062224/1950-06-16/ed-1/seq-25/ 25 Milford Chronicle Milford, Del. 11 July 2023 Earl Warren, incumbent Governor Results Democratic primary resultsState of California Statement of Vote Direct Primary Election and Special State-Wide Election June 6, 1950 California Secretary of State State Printing Office Sacramento, California 4–5 https://archive.org/details/stateofcaliforn194050cali/page/n453/mode/2up?view=theater 20 July 2024 Democratic Party (United States) James Roosevelt 969,433 55.56% Democratic Party (United States) Earl Warren (incumbent) 719,468 41.23% Democratic Party (United States) Welburn Mayock 27,553 1.58% Democratic Party (United States) Olindo R. Angelillo 10,534 0.60% Democratic Party (United States) Roy E. Land 10,065 0.58% Democratic Party (United States) William E. Riker 7,904 0.45% 1,744,957 100.00% Republican primary Candidates Olindo R. Angelillo, engineer Roy E. Land William E. Riker, perennial candidate James Roosevelt, Democratic National Committeeman Earl Warren, incumbent Governor Results Republican primary results Republican Party (United States) Earl Warren (incumbent) 1,101,411 88.40% Republican Party (United States) James Roosevelt 120,328 9.66% Republican Party (United States) Roy E. Land 9,149 0.73% Republican Party (United States) Olindo R. Angelillo 7,966 0.64% Republican Party (United States) William E. Riker 7,053 0.57% 1,245,907 100.00% Independent–Progressive primary Candidates James Roosevelt, Democratic National Committeeman Results Independent–Progressive primary results James Roosevelt (write-in)Was not listed as Independent-Progressive in the general election Independent-Progressive #5FD170 3,156 100.00% 3,156 100.00% General election results 1950 California gubernatorial electionState of California Statement of Vote General Election November 7, 1950 California Secretary of State State Printing Office Sacramento, California 4 https://archive.org/details/stateofcaliforn194050cali/page/n337/mode/2up?view=theater 20 July 2024 Republican Party (United States) Earl Warren (incumbent) 2,461,754 64.85% -26.79% Democratic Party (United States) James Roosevelt 1,333,856 35.14% +35.01% Scattering 480 0.01% 1,127,898 29.71% 3,796,090 100.00% Republican Party (United States) -61.80% Results by county County Earl WarrenRepublican James RooseveltDemocratic ScatteringWrite-in Margin Total votes cast # % # % # % # %Alameda177,33061.52%110,87638.47%310.01%66,45423.06%288,237Alpine10980.74%2619.26%00.00%8361.48%135Amador2,21656.26%1,72343.74%00.00%49312.52%3,939Butte14,36562.07%8,77937.93%00.00%5,58624.14%23,144Calaveras2,81559.98%1,87840.02%00.00%93719.97%4,693Colusa2,82572.14%1,09127.86%00.00%1,73444.28%3,916Contra Costa53,48657.56%39,43042.43%70.01%14,05615.13%92,923Del Norte2,09165.16%1,11834.84%00.00%97330.32%3,209El Dorado4,58862.64%2,73637.36%00.00%1,85225.29%7,324Fresno56,98765.69%29,76434.31%70.01%27,22331.38%86,758Glenn3,94871.86%1,54528.12%10.02%2,40343.74%5,494Humboldt14,94662.04%9,14337.96%00.00%5,80324.09%24,089Imperial8,87969.22%3,94730.77%10.01%4,93238.45%12,827Inyo2,88674.55%98525.45%00.00%1,90149.11%3,871Kern39,25060.95%25,14339.04%60.01%14,10721.91%64,399Kings7,69462.82%4,55237.17%10.01%3,14225.66%12,247Lake3,70868.15%1,73031.80%30.06%1,97836.35%5,441Lassen3,12056.02%2,44943.98%00.00%67112.05%5,569Los Angeles1,005,34463.94%566,80536.05%2730.02%438,53927.89%1,572,422Madera6,10262.45%3,66937.55%00.00%2,43324.90%9,771Marin25,34777.31%7,43522.68%60.02%17,91254.63%32,788Mariposa1,60365.91%82934.09%00.00%77431.83%2,432Mendocino7,82461.09%4,98338.91%10.01%2,84122.18%12,808Merced11,47664.00%6,45435.99%10.01%5,02228.01%17,931Modoc2,27565.13%1,21834.87%00.00%1,05730.26%3,493Mono70276.89%21123.11%00.00%49153.78%913Monterey22,85866.10%11,72133.89%40.01%11,13732.20%34,583Napa11,42970.14%4,86629.86%00.00%6,56340.28%16,295Nevada5,27665.32%2,80134.68%00.00%2,47530.64%8,077Orange57,33575.38%18,72024.61%40.01%38,61550.77%76,059Placer9,36158.12%6,74441.88%00.00%2,61716.25%16,105Plumas2,92351.51%2,74948.44%30.05%1743.07%5,675Riverside37,33466.92%18,44933.07%80.01%18,88533.85%55,791Sacramento65,74864.98%35,44135.02%00.00%30,30729.95%101,189San Benito3,23171.28%1,30228.72%00.00%1,92942.55%4,533San Bernardino59,13863.39%34,13536.59%120.01%25,00326.80%93,285San Diego128,30967.20%62,59832.79%260.01%65,71134.42%190,933San Francisco200,32365.22%106,80934.78%60.00%93,51430.45%307,138San Joaquin36,27560.96%23,22139.02%90.02%13,05421.94%59,505San Luis Obispo13,04366.75%6,49633.24%20.01%6,54733.50%19,541San Mateo68,54875.79%21,88024.19%160.02%46,66851.60%90,444Santa Barbara25,51973.98%8,97626.02%00.00%16,54347.96%34,495Santa Clara67,54870.77%27,87629.21%190.02%39,67241.57%95,443Santa Cruz18,92668.39%8,74631.60%20.01%10,18036.79%27,674Shasta7,15553.24%6,28246.75%10.01%8736.50%13,438Sierra74161.14%47038.78%10.08%27122.36%1,212Siskiyou8,14163.72%4,63536.28%00.00%3,50627.44%12,776Solano20,26159.42%13,83840.58%00.00%6,42318.84%34,099Sonoma27,89670.55%11,62929.41%140.04%16,26741.14%39,539Stanislaus27,12169.73%11,77330.27%30.01%15,34839.46%38,897Sutter5,40068.92%2,43531.08%00.00%2,96537.84%7,835Tehama4,44362.24%2,69437.74%10.01%1,74924.50%7,138Trinity1,43459.60%97240.40%00.00%46219.20%2,406Tulare27,05064.29%15,01835.69%90.02%12,03228.60%42,077Tuolumne3,66062.39%2,20637.61%00.00%1,45424.79%5,866Ventura20,23161.70%12,55638.29%20.01%7,67523.41%32,789Yolo8,65467.83%4,10432.17%00.00%4,66035.66%12,758Yuba4,52758.62%3,19541.38%00.00%1,33217.25%7,722Total2,461,75464.85%1,333,85635.14%4800.01%1,127,89829.71%3,796,090 Notes References Bibliography Brazil Burton R. March 1951 The 1950 Elections in California https://www.jstor.org/stable/442096 The Western Political Quarterly 4 1 67–71 10.2307/442096 University of Utah 442096 11 July 2023 Burton subscription Gubernatorial California 1950 Category:November 1950 in the United States