1952 North Carolina lieutenant gubernatorial election

none February 2026 September 2023 1952 North Carolina lieutenant gubernatorial election North Carolina 1885 Presidential no 1948 North Carolina lieutenant gubernatorial election 1948 1956 North Carolina lieutenant gubernatorial election 1956 November 4, 1952 x150px Luther H. Hodges Democratic Party (United States) 783,792 67.67% x120px Warren H. Pritchard Republican Party (United States) 374,530 32.33% Lieutenant Governor Hoyt Patrick Taylor Democratic Party (United States) Luther H. Hodges Democratic Party (United States) The 1952 North Carolina lieutenant gubernatorial election was held on November 4, 1952. Democratic nominee Luther H. Hodges defeated Republican nominee Warren H. Pritchard with 67.67% of the vote. Primary elections Primary elections were held on May 31, 1952.https://books.google.com/books?id=ixfdeSex8gYC North Carolina Manual North Carolina Secretary of State 1952 July 5, 2021 Democratic primary Candidates Luther H. Hodges, former member of the North Carolina Highway and Public Works Commission Roy H. Rowe, State Senator Benjamin J. McDonald Marshall C. Kurfees, Mayor of Winston-Salem Results Democratic primary results Luther H. Hodges Democratic Party (United States) 227,167 47.41 Roy H. Rowe Democratic Party (United States) 151,077 31.53 Benjamin J. McDonald Democratic Party (United States) 52,916 11.05 Marshall C. Kurfees Democratic Party (United States) 47,955 10.01 479,115 100.00 Republican primary Candidates Warren H. Pritchard William G. Lehew Results Republican primary results Warren H. Pritchard Republican Party (United States) 13,463 82.79 William G. Lehew Republican Party (United States) 2,798 17.21 16,261 100.00 General election Candidates Luther H. Hodges, Democratic Warren H. Pritchard, Republican Results 1952 North Carolina lieutenant gubernatorial election Democratic Party (United States) Luther H. Hodges 783,792 67.67% Republican Party (United States) Warren H. Pritchard 374,530 32.33% 409,262 Democratic Party (United States) References collapsed 1952 Gubernatorial North Carolina