1893 United States Senate election in California

none March 2026 September 2023 1893 United States Senate election in California presidential no First Bear Flag of California (1846).svgborder 1891 United States Senate special election in California 1891 (special) 1900 United States Senate special election in California 1900 (special) January 19, 1893 Majority vote of both houses needed to win Joint session Percentage U.S. Senator Stephen M. White 3x4.jpg Stephen M. White Democratic Party (United States) 61 51.69% Senator George Clement Perkins 3x4.jpg George C. Perkins Republican Party (United States) 12 10.17% Felton, Hon. C.A 3x4.jpg Charles N. Felton Republican Party (United States) 11 9.32% Thomas R. Bard, c. 1900 3x4.jpg Thomas R. Bard Republican Party (United States) 9 7.63% D C Reed Crop.jpg David C. Reed Republican Party (United States) 8 6.78% Thomas V. Cator 3x4.jpg Thomas V. Cator Populist Party (United States) 7 5.93% Robert Maclay Widney ca1885 3x4.jpg Robert M. Widney Silver Republican Party 6 5.08% Senator Charles N. Felton Republican Party (United States) Stephen M. White Democratic Party (United States) The 1893 United States Senate election in California was held on January 19, 1893, by the California State Legislature to elect a U.S. senator (Class 1) to represent the State of California in the United States Senate. In a special joint session, former Democratic Lieutenant Governor Stephen M. White was elected over former Republican Governor George C. Perkins, incumbent Republican Senator Charles N. Felton, and several other candidates. 21 January 1893 White elected https://cdnc.ucr.edu/?a=d&d=SD18930121.2.14&srpos=3&e=------189-en--20--1--txt-txIN-White+Felton+Cator+Senate+Assembly----1893--- The Sonoma Democrat Santa Rosa 27 October 2024 Results Election in the Legislature (joint session) Stephen M. White Democratic Party (United States) 61 51.69% George C. Perkins Republican Party (United States) 12 10.17% Charles N. Felton Republican Party (United States) 11 9.32% Thomas R. Bard Republican Party (United States) 9 7.63% David C. Reed Republican Party (United States) 8 6.78% Thomas V. Cator Populist Party (United States) 7 5.93% Robert M. Widney Silver Republican Party 6 5.08% F. C. Franks Republican Party (United States) 3 2.54% Morris Estee Republican Party (United States) 1 0.85% 118 100.00% References 1893 California United States Senate