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1962 Oregon State Senate election

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none 1962 Oregon State Senate election Oregon legislative no 1960 Oregon State Senate election 1960 1964 Oregon State Senate election 1964 51st Oregon Legislative Assembly 52nd Oregon Legislative Assembly 16 of 30 seats in the Oregon State Senate(15 regular, 1 unexpired) 16 1962 11 06 Harry D. Boivin Democratic Party (United States) 18th districtRedistricted to the 15th district 20 21 9 681,169 56.29% Anthony Yturri Republican Party (United States) 21st districtRedistricted to the 16th district 10 9 7 528,793 43.70% File:1962 Oregon Senate election.svg 300px Results by party#CA0120 Republican gain #F48882 Republican hold#0671B0 Democratic gain #92C5DE Democratic hold#cccccc No electionAsterisk (District 12): special election Senate President Harry D. Boivin Democratic Party (United States) Ben Musa Democratic Party (United States) 1962 United States elections Elections to the Oregon State Senate were held on November 6, 1962, to elect 15 candidates to the Senate to serve four-year terms, and one to fill the two-year remainder of an unexpired term. The Democratic Party won 9 seats to the Republicans' 7, resulting in a Senate composition of 21 Democrats and 9 Republicans, a net gain of one for the Democrats.New liberal elected in the fourth district https://www.newspapers.com/article/oregon-labor-press-new-liberal-elected-i/208342254/ 15 October 2026 Oregon Labor Press 9 November 1962 This was the first election held under the new reapportionment plan passed after the 1960 U.S. census. Reapportionment Both chambers of the Oregon Legislative Assembly were reapportioned following the 1960 census. The number of Senate districts was reduced from 21 to 19, with the number of senators being kept at 30:Grouped by Session https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/Lists/LegislatorsChronological/Grouped-by-Session.aspx Oregon State Legislature 15 October 2026 Multnomah County (District 12) and Lane County (District 3) were given one additional senator each. Benton County (old 13th district) and Polk County (old 8th district) were combined into the new single-seat District 10. Yamhill County (old 9th district) lost its own senator and was made to share its senator with Washington County in the new floterial District 8. In Eastern Oregon, the old 19th and 20th districts were combined into the new District 17, swapping Baker County to District 16 (old 21st district). These districts did not have their boundaries changed, but were renumbered: District 10 → District 9 District 15 → District 13 District 16 → District 18 District 17 → District 19 District 18 → District 15 The remaining districts were unchanged. List of districts District 1 • District 2 • District 3 • District 5 • District 8 • District 10 • District 11 • District 12 • District 14 __NOTOC__ District 1 Senate District 1 contained all of Marion County and elected two senators. District 1 electionOfficial Abstract of Votes - General Election - November 6, 1962 https://records.sos.state.or.us/ORSOSCMSearch/Search/RecordViewer.aspx?uri=8411022 Oregon Secretary of State 15 October 20262 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Robert L. Elfstrom 23,080 28.94% Republican Party (United States) Eddie Ahrens (incumbent) 22,332 28.00% Democratic Party (United States) Mary E. Eyre 19,079 23.93% Democratic Party (United States) Clifford W. Ferguson 15,245 19.12% 8 0.01% 79,744 100.00% District 2 Senate District 2 contained all of Linn County and elected one senator. District 2 election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Glenn Huston 10,355 55.00% Republican Party (United States) Melvin Goode (incumbent) 8,473 45.00% 18,828 100.00% District 3 Senate District 3 contained all of Lane County and elected three senators. District 3 election3 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Edward Fadeley 31,696 19.10% Republican Party (United States) Donald R. Husband (incumbent) 31,473 18.97% Democratic Party (United States) Glenn M. Stadler 30,560 18.42% Republican Party (United States) Jo Kittredge 27,061 16.31% Democratic Party (United States) Kenneth A. Poole 24,078 14.51% Republican Party (United States) Vern Meyer 21,041 12.68% 5 0.00% 165,914 100.00% District 5 Senate District 5 contained all of Jackson County and elected one senator. District 5 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) L. W. Newbry (incumbent) 17,549 65.96% Democratic Party (United States) Henry F. Padgham Jr. 9,050 34.01% 8 0.03% 26,607 100.00% District 8 Senate District 8 contained all of Washington and Yamhill counties and elected one senator. District 8 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Arthur P. Ireland 25,199 53.11% Democratic Party (United States) W. C. Schwenn 22,240 46.88% 4 0.01% 47,443 100.00% District 10 Senate District 10 contained all of Benton and Polk counties and elected one senator. District 10 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Walter Leth 14,200 66.07% Democratic Party (United States) Emmet T. Rogers 7,290 33.92% 1 0.00% 21,491 100.00% District 11 Senate District 11 contained all of Clackamas County and elected two senators. District 11 election2 to be elected Republican Party (United States) John J. Inskeep 23,314 26.63% Democratic Party (United States) Tom Monaghan 22,304 25.48% Democratic Party (United States) Richard E. Groener (incumbent) 22,247 25.41% Republican Party (United States) Lee Stidd Jr. 19,658 22.46% 15 0.02% 87,538 100.00% District 12 Senate District 12 contained all of Multnomah County and elected eight senators, five during presidential election years and three during midterm election years. A special election to fill the remaining two years of Jean L. Lewis was also held after he resigned from the Senate to serve as a circuit court judge.Multnomah County Legislative Seats Go To Democrats https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-oregonian-multnomah-county-legislati/208325556/ 15 October 2026 The Oregonian 8 November 1962 District 12 (4-year term) election3 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Ward H. Cook (incumbent) 121,597 21.89% Democratic Party (United States) Ted Hallock 112,611 20.27% Democratic Party (United States) Alice Corbett (incumbent) 109,284 19.67% Republican Party (United States) Wallace L. Lee 79,449 14.30% Republican Party (United States) William E. Richardson 70,136 12.63% Republican Party (United States) Jess Webb 62,345 11.22% 35 0.01% 555,457 100.00% District 12 (2-year term) election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Don S. Willner 107,681 56.33% Republican Party (United States) M. M. Meadows 83,483 43.67% 5 0.00% 191,169 100.00% District 14 Senate District 14 contained all of Clatsop and Columbia counties and elected one senator. District 14 election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Daniel A. Thiel (incumbent) 15,852 99.85% 24 0.15% 15,876 100.00% See also 1962 Oregon House of Representatives election 1962 Oregon gubernatorial election List of Oregon Legislative Assemblies Notes References 30em 1962 Oregon State Senate Category:November 1962 in the United States