1934 United States Senate election in California

none March 2026 September 2023 1934 United States Senate election in California California Flag of California (1924–1953).pngborder presidential no 1928 United States Senate election in California 1928 1940 United States Senate election in California 1940 November 5, 1934 Portrait of Senator Hiram Johnson of California, 1926.jpeg Hiram Johnson Republican Party (US) Democratic 1,946,572 94.66% 1934 United States Senate election in California results map by county.svg 300px County resultsJohnson: #A80000 90–100% George R. Kirkpatrick 1916 Edit.jpg George Ross Kirkpatrick Socialist Party of America 108,748 5.29% U.S. Senator Hiram Johnson Republican Party (United States) Hiram Johnson Republican Party (United States) The 1934 United States Senate election in California was held on November 6, 1934. Incumbent Republican Senator Hiram Johnson was re-elected to his fourth term in office. By cross-filing and winning the Democratic primary, Johnson eliminated his strongest competition and handily won the general election with opposition only from the Socialist Party. Republican primary Candidates Hiram Johnson, incumbent Senator Richmond A. Rust Results Primary election resultsCA US Senate – R Primary, 1934 https://www.ourcampaigns.com/RaceDetail.html?RaceID=775684 OurCampaigns.com 23 April 2020 Republican Party (United States) Hiram Johnson (incumbent) 526,899 71.06% Democratic Party (United States) Richmond A. Rust 214,638 28.95% 741,537 100.00% Democratic primary Candidates Clarence A. Henning, candidate for U.S. Representative in 1924 Carl A. Johnson, nominee for California's 7th congressional district in 1902 Hiram Johnson, incumbent Senator (cross-filing) Results Primary election resultsCA US Senate – D Primary, 1934 https://www.ourcampaigns.com/RaceDetail.html?RaceID=775685 OurCampaigns.com 23 April 2020 Republican Party (United States) Hiram Johnson (incumbent) 655,648 87.33% Democratic Party (United States) Clarence A. Henning 50,075 6.67% Democratic Party (United States) Carl A. Johnson 45,077 6.00% 750,800 100.00% Third parties and independents Independent A write-in bid was launched in support of Communist Pat Chambers. Socialist George Ross Kirkpatrick, nominee for vice president in 1916 Results 1934 United States Senate election in CaliforniaCA US Senate, 1934 https://www.ourcampaigns.com/RaceDetail.html?RaceID=24097 OurCampaigns.com 23 April 2020 Republican Party (United States) Hiram Johnson (incumbent) 1,946,572 94.66% 22.55 Socialist Party USA George Ross Kirkpatrick 108,748 5.29% 3.57 Independent politician Pat Chambers (write-in) 1,025 0.05% N/A 2,056,345 100.00% Results By County CountyHiram Johnson RepublicanGeorge Ross Kirkpatrick SocialistPat Chambers IndependentTotal Votes Cast#%#%#%Alameda163,64993.66%11,0776.34%00.00%174,726Alpine16098.77%21.23%00.00%162Amador3,16695.94%1344.06%00.00%3,300Butte14,17494.73%7895.27%00.00%14,963Calaveras2,78395.08%1444.92%00.00%2,927Colusa3,92196.67%1353.33%00.00%4,056Contra Costa29,60994.59%1,6945.41%00.00%31,303Del Norte2,00494.93%1075.07%00.00%2,111El Dorado4,45693.83%2936.17%00.00%4,749Fresno43,98195.49%2,0794.51%00.00%46,060Glenn4,24794.99%2245.01%00.00%4,471Humboldt15,35195.23%7694.77%00.00%16,120Imperial12,01696.14%4833.86%00.00%12,499Inyo2,19794.05%1395.95%00.00%2,336Kern26,03595.74%1,1594.26%00.00%27,194Kings7,37994.80%4055.20%00.00%7,784Lake3,48395.09%1804.91%00.00%3,663Lassen4,54895.43%2184.57%00.00%4,766Los Angeles803,70795.04%41,3234.89%5790.07%845,609Madera5,57095.57%2514.31%70.12%5,828Marin14,92893.00%1,1237.00%00.00%16,051Mariposa1,92194.63%1095.37%00.00%2,030Mendocino7,92993.85%5206.15%00.00%8,449Merced9,88095.53%4624.47%00.00%10,342Modoc2,49295.30%1234.70%00.00%2,615Mono69395.32%344.68%00.00%727Monterey15,45895.74%6874.26%00.00%16,145Napa8,23296.21%3243.79%00.00%8,556Nevada5,48392.31%4577.69%00.00%5,940Orange42,71595.51%2,0094.49%00.00%44,724Placer8,39494.75%4655.25%00.00%8,859Plumas2,87495.13%1474.87%00.00%3,021Riverside26,42595.50%1,2454.50%00.00%27,670Sacramento48,17295.99%1,9603.91%550.11%50,187San Benito3,53594.80%1945.20%00.00%3,729San Bernardino44,28494.96%2,3495.04%00.00%46,633San Diego76,40794.70%4,2635.28%100.01%80,680San Francisco174,56992.39%14,0347.43%3490.18%188,952San Joaquin34,23896.00%1,4043.94%210.06%35,663San Luis Obispo11,39695.28%5654.72%00.00%11,961San Mateo28,79293.45%2,0186.55%00.00%30,810Santa Barbara20,34096.05%8373.95%00.00%21,177Santa Cruz14,58494.63%8275.37%00.00%15,411Santa Clara50,26392.88%3,8527.12%00.00%54,115Shasta6,43593.52%4466.48%00.00%6,881Sierra1,22491.82%1088.10%10.08%1,333Siskiyou9,02093.71%6056.29%00.00%9,625Solano13,52796.78%4503.22%00.00%13,977Sonoma22,44494.36%1,3425.64%00.00%23,786Stanislaus19,81395.21%9944.78%20.01%20,809Sutter5,20894.93%2235.07%00.00%5,431Tehama5,47795.05%2854.95%00.00%5,762Trinity1,78791.64%1638.36%00.00%1,950Tulare22,22695.57%1,0314.43%00.00%23,257Tuolumne3,55694.50%2075.50%00.00%3,763Ventura17,26095.72%7714.28%00.00%18,031Yolo7,68096.58%2713.41%10.01%7,952Yuba4,47594.93%2395.07%00.00%4,714Total1,946,57294.66%108,7485.29%1,0250.05%2,056,345 See also 1934 United States Senate elections References collapsed Category:1934 California elections California 1934