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1964 Oregon State Senate election

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none 1964 Oregon State Senate election Oregon legislative no 1962 Oregon State Senate election 1962 1966 Oregon State Senate election 1966 52nd Oregon Legislative Assembly 53rd Oregon Legislative Assembly 15 of 30 seats in the Oregon State Senate 16 1964 11 03 Ben Musa(retired as leader) Democratic Party (United States) 18th district 21 19 11 763,101 57.49% Anthony Yturri Republican Party (United States) 16th district 9 11 4 564,123 42.50% File:1964 Oregon Senate election.svg 300px Results by party#92C5DE Democratic hold#CA0120 Republican gain #F48882 Republican hold#cccccc No election Senate President Ben Musa Democratic Party (United States) Harry D. Boivin Democratic Party (United States) 1964 United States elections Elections to the Oregon State Senate were held on November 3, 1964, to elect 15 candidates to the Senate to serve four-year terms. The Democratic Party won 11 seats to the Republicans' 4, resulting in a Senate composition of 19 Democrats and 11 Republicans, a net gain of one for the Democrats.Dems Control State Senate; GOP Gains https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-register-guard-dems-control-state-se/208402029/ 16 October 2026 The Register-Guard UPI 4 November 1964 Democrat Harry D. Boivin of Klamath County was elected Senate president for the 1965 session.Grouped by Session https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/Lists/LegislatorsChronological/Grouped-by-Session.aspx Oregon State Legislature 16 October 2026 This election used the same reapportionment plan passed for the 1962 general election after the 1960 U.S. census. Summary District 4 Senate District 4 contained all of Douglas County and elected one senator. District 4 electionOfficial Abstract of Votes General Election 1964 https://records.sos.state.or.us/ORSOSCMSearch/Search/RecordViewer.aspx?uri=8411026 Oregon Secretary of State 15 October 20261 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Al Flegel (incumbent) 13,294 52.64% Republican Party (United States) Roy E. Hanford 11,961 47.36% 25,255 100.00% District 6 Senate District 6 contained all of Josephine County and elected one senator. District 6 election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Debbs Potts (incumbent) 6,881 50.80% Republican Party (United States) Gene L. Brown 6,663 49.19% 1 0.01% 13,545 100.00% District 7 Senate District 7 contained all of Coos and Curry counties and elected one senator. District 7 election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) R. F. Chapman (incumbent) 12,753 50.66% Republican Party (United States) Sidney L. Chandler 12,420 49.34% 25,173 100.00% District 9 Senate District 9 contained all of Washington County and elected one senator. District 9 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Victor Atiyeh 27,655 57.74% Democratic Party (United States) Thomas R. Roe 20,190 42.15% 51 0.11% 47,896 100.00% 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. District 12 election5 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Don S. Willner (incumbent) 131,555 11.98% Democratic Party (United States) Walter J. Pearson (incumbent) 129,360 11.78% Democratic Party (United States) Jack Bain 128,792 11.73% Democratic Party (United States) Vern Cook (incumbent) 128,458 11.70% Democratic Party (United States) Thomas R. Mahoney (incumbent) 127,039 11.57% Republican Party (United States) Bob Chappel 100,492 9.15% Republican Party (United States) Douglas R. Gerow 96,558 8.79% Republican Party (United States) Robert R. Bennett 87,993 8.01% Republican Party (United States) K. R. Landgraver 85,702 7.80% Republican Party (United States) Wallace L. Lee 82,238 7.49% 53 0.00% 1,098,240 100.00% Democratic Party (US) District 13 Senate District 13 contained all of Lincoln and Tillamook counties and elected one senator. District 13 election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Andrew J. Naterlin (incumbent) 11,175 64.34% Republican Party (United States) Wendell M. Willis 6,192 35.65% 1 0.01% 17,368 100.00% District 15 Senate District 15 contained all of Klamath County and elected one senator. District 15 election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Harry D. Boivin (incumbent) 14,990 100.00% 14,990 100.00% District 16 Senate District 16 contained all of Baker, Grant, Harney, and Malheur counties and elected one senator. District 16 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Anthony Yturri (incumbent) 14,226 71.09% Democratic Party (United States) Robert J. Steward 5,784 28.91% 20,010 100.00% District 17 Senate District 17 contained all of Umatilla, Union, and Wallowa counties and elected one senator. District 17 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Raphael R. Raymond 13,573 50.96% Democratic Party (United States) Gene B. Conklin 13,061 49.04% 2 0.01% 26,636 100.00% Republican Party (US) Democratic Party (US) District 18 Senate District 18 contained all of Gilliam, Hood River, Morrow, Sherman, Wasco, and Wheeler counties and elected one senator. District 18 election1 to be elected Democratic Party (United States) Ben Musa (incumbent) 11,200 58.57% Republican Party (United States) Giles French 7,924 41.43% 19,124 100.00% District 19 Senate District 19 contained all of Crook, Deschutes, Jefferson, and Lake counties and elected one senator. District 19 election1 to be elected Republican Party (United States) Gordon McKay 10,526 55.12% Democratic Party (United States) C. L. Allen 8,569 44.87% 1 0.01% 19,096 100.00% Republican Party (US) Democratic Party (US) See also 1964 Oregon House of Representatives election 1964 United States presidential election in Oregon List of Oregon Legislative Assemblies References 30em Category:1964 Oregon elections 1964 Oregon State Senate Category:November 1964 in the United States