How would you have voted?: Any state's U.S. Senate or Gubernatorial elections

[Phony Moderate]

Just feel free to use this thread to post how you would have voted in any U.S. state's Senate or Gubernatorial races.

[Phony Moderate]

Alaska gubernatorial elections:

1958: Bill Egan (Democratic)
1962: Bill Egan (Democratic)
1966: Wally Hickel (Republican)
1970: Bill Egan (Democratic)
1974: Bill Egan (Democratic)
1978: Wally Hickel (Write-In)
1982: Bill Sheffield (Democratic)
1986: Steve Cowper (Democratic)
1990: Jim Sykes (Green)
1994: Jim Sykes (Green)
1998: Ray Metcalfe (Republican Moderate)
2002: Raymond VinZant (Republican Moderate)
2006: Tony Knowles (Democratic)
2010: Ethan Berkowitz (Democratic)
2014: Mike Gravel (Write-In)

[Türkisblau]

NM Senate:

1948: Clint Anderson
1954: Clint Anderson
1960: Clint Anderson
1966: Clint Anderson
1972: Jack Daniels
1978: Toney Anaya
1984: Pete Domenici
1990: Pete Domenici
1996: Pete Domenici
2002: Gloria Tristani
2008: Tom Udall
2014: Tom Udall

[SPC]

Maine and Rhode Island seem like they would be interesting to do:

2014: LePage
2010: LePage
2006: Merill
2002: Ciancette
1998: Longley
1994: ...
1990: Adam
1986: Menario?
1982: Abstain
1978: Palmer?
1974: Longley
1970: Erwin

2010: Healey
2006: Caprio
2002: Abstain
1998: Healey
1994: Healey

[TNF]

New York gubernatorial elections

2014: Howie Hawkins (Green)
2010: Howie Hawkins (Green)
2006: Malachy McCourt (Green)
2002: Stanley Aronowitz (Green)
1998: Al Lewis (Green)
1994: Abstain
1990: Lenora Fulani (New Alliance)
1986: Lenora Fulani (New Alliance)
1982: Diane Wang (Socialist Workers)
1978: Dianne Feeley (Socialist Workers)
1974: Derrick Morrison (Socialist Workers)
1970: Clifton DeBerry (Socialist Workers)
1966: Judith White (Socialist Workers)
1962: Richard Garza (Socialist Workers)
1958: John T. McManus (Independent Socialist)
1954: David Weiss (Socialist Workers)
1950: Michael Bartell (Socialist Workers)
1946: Abstain
1943: Abstain
1942: Israel Amter (Communist)
1938: Abstain
1936: Harry W. Laidler (Socialist)
1934: Israel Amter (Communist)
1932: Israel Amter (Communist)
1930: William Z. Foster (Communist)
1928: William F. Dunne (Workers)
1926: Benjamin Gitlow (Workers)
1924: James P. Cannon (Workers)
1922: Edward F. Cassidy (Farmer-Labor)
1920: Dudley Field Malone (Farmer-Labor)
1918: Charles Wesley Ervin (Socialist)
1916: Algernon Lee (Socialist)
1914: Gustave Adolph Strebel (Socialist)
1912: Charles Edward Russell (Socialist)
1910: Charles Edward Russell (Socialist)
1908: Joshua Wanhope (Socialist)
1906: John C. Chase (Socialist)
1904: Thomas Pendergast (Social Democratic)
1902: Benjamin Hanford (Social Democratic)
1900: Benjamin Hanford (Social Democratic)
1898: Benjamin Hanford (Socialist Labor)
1896: Howard Balkam (Socialist Labor)
1894: Charles H. Matchett (Socialist Labor)
1891: Daniel DeLeon (Socialist Labor)
1888: J. Edward Hall (Socialist Labor)
1885: George O. Jones (National Greenback-Labor)
1882: Epenetus Howe (National Greenback-Labor)
1879: Harris Lewis (Greenback-Labor)
1876: Richard M. Griffin (Greenback)
1874: John A. Dix (Republican)
1872: John A. Dix (Republican)
1870: Stewart L. Woodford (Republican)
1868: John A. Griswold (Republican)
1866: Reuben E. Fenton (Republican)
1864: Reuben E. Fenton (Republican Union)
1862: James S. Wadsworth (Republican Union)
1860: Edwin D. Morgan (Republican)
1858: Edwin D. Morgan (Republican)
1856: Joseph A. King (Republican)
1854: Myron H. Clark (Free Democratic)
1852: Minthorne Tompkins (Free Democratic)
1850: Washington Hunt (Anti-Rent)
1848: John A. Dix (Free Soil)
1847: Charles O. Shepherd (Anti-Rent)
1846: John Young (Anti-Rent)
1844: Alvan Stewart (Liberty)
1842: Alvan Stewart (Liberty)
1840: Gerrit Smith (Liberty)
1838: William L. Marcy (Democratic)
1836: Isaac S. Smith (Equal Rights)
1834: William L. Marcy (Democratic)
1832: William L. Marcy (Democratic)
1830: Ezekiel Williams (Workingmen's)
1828: Martin Van Buren (Democratic)
1826: DeWitt Clinton (Democratic-Republican)
1824: DeWitt Clinton (People's)
1822: Joseph C. Yates (Democratic-Republican)
1820: DeWitt Clinton (Democratic-Republican)
1817: DeWitt Clinton (Democratic-Republican)
1816: Daniel D. Tompkins (Democratic-Republican)
1813: Daniel D. Tompkins (Democratic-Republican)
1811: DeWitt Clinton (Democratic-Republican)
1810: Daniel D. Tompkins (Democratic-Republican)
1807: Daniel D. Tompkins (Democratic-Republican)
1804: Aaron Burr (Democratic-Republican)
1801: George Clinton (Democratic-Republican)
1798: Robert Livingston (Democratic-Republican)
1795: Robert Yates (Democratic-Republican)
1792: George Clinton (Democratic-Republican)
1789: George Clinton (Democratic-Republican)

[Mr. Smith]

California Gubernatorial: 1938-Present (Dems in Red, GOP in Blue, 3rd in Purple, Bold Candidate for Winners, Bold Year for actual votes)

1938: Olson
1942: Olson
1946: Warren
1950: J. Roosevelt
1954: Knight
1958: P. Brown
1962: P. Brown
1966: P. Brown
1970: Unruh
1974: J. Brown
1978: J. Brown
1982: Bradley
1986: Bradley
1990: Feinstein
1994: K. Brown
1998: Davis
2002: Camejo (Green)
2003 Recall?: NO!
2003 Recall: Camejo (Green)
2006: Angelides
2010: J. Brown (missed this one by three months)
2014: J. Brown

California Senate 1940-Present (Class Colors: Green = Class 1, Purple = Class 3, Party Colors: Dems in Red, GOP in Blue, 3rd in Purple)

1940: Johnson
1944Downey (Houser with hindsight)
1946: Rogers
1950: Gaghan-Douglas [stop Nixon before he can do anymore damage]
1952: Borough (Independent) [no familiarity, but Knowland is a scourge]
1956: Kuchel [no familiarity with the opposing candidate, and Kuchel is moderate]
1958: Knight
1962: Kuchel [same as 1956]
1964: Salinger
1968: Cranston
1970: Tunney
1974: Cranston
1976: Tunney...reluctantly
1980: Cranston
1982: J. Brown
1986: Cranston
1988: McCarthy
1992 Special: Feinstein
1992: Boxer
1994: Feinstein
1998: Boxer
2000: Campbell
2004: Boxer
2006: Chetrien (Green)
2010: Boxer
2012: Feinland (Peace and Freedom)  (and yes I actually did vote against Feinstein, no point in voting for a Moderate Hero if there's no right-wing threat)

I'll probably do Virginia [second home], North Carolina [interesting flips 70's-present], and Arizona [pretty interesting until the 2000s] next albeit probably not as far back. Probably around '58 methinks

[Libertarian Socialist Dem]

NY Senate Seats:

2012: Gillibrand
2010: Gillibrand
2006: Hawkins
2000: Dunau
1994: Moynihan
1988: Moynihan
1982: Moynihan
1976: Moynihan
1970: Ottering
1964: RFK
1958: Hogan
1952: Counts
1946: Mead
1940: Rosett
1934: Copeland
1928: Copeland
1922: Copeland

2010: Randy Credico
2004: David McReynolds
1998: Joel Kovel
1992: Robert Abrams
1986: Mark Green
1980: Elizabeth Holtzman
1974: Jacob Javitz (Basically a RINO, and at that point I wouldn't want to vote for anybody associated with LBJ and Vietnam)
1968: Abstain
1962: James B Donovan
1956: Robert F Wagner
1950: Herbert H Lehman
1944: Robert F Wagner
1938: Robert F Wagner
1932: Robert F Wagner
1926: Robert F Wagner
1920: Jacob Panken

[TNF]

California Gubernatorial Elections

1906: Austin Lewis (Socialist)
1910: J. Stitt Wilson (Socialist)
1914: Noble Richardson (Socialist)
1918: Henry Roser (Socialist)
1922: Alexander Horr (Socialist)
1926: Upton Sinclair (Socialist)
1930: Upton Sinclair (Socialist)
1934: Sam Darcy (Communist)
1938: Abstain
1942: Abstain
1946: Archie Brown (Communist)
1950: Abstain
1954: Abstain
1958: Abstain
1962: Abstain
1966: Abstain
1970: Ricardo Romo (Peace and Freedom)
1974: Olga Rodriguez (Socialist Workers)
1978: Fred Halstead (Independent)
1982: Melvin Mason (Independent)
1986: Maria Munoz (Peace and Freedom)
1990: Maria Munoz (Peace and Freedom)
1994: Gloria La Riva (Peace and Freedom)
1998: Daniel Hamburg (Green)
2002: Peter Camejo (Green)
2003: Peter Camejo (Green)
2006: Peter Camejo (Green)
2010: Laura Wells (Green)
2014: Luis Rodriguez (Green)

[SWE]

New York Senate Elections:

2012: Colia Clark (Green)
2010: Colia Clark (Green)
2010 (Special) : Cecile Lawrence (Green)
2006: Howie Hawkins (Green)
2004: David McReynolds (Green)
2000: Mark Dunau (Green)
1998: Joel Kovel (Green)
1994: Naomi Craine (Socialist Workers)
1992: M.T. Mehdi (New Alliance)
1988: Abstain
1986: Fred Newman (New Alliance)
1982: Abstain
1980: Victor Nieto (Socialist Workers)
1976: Abstain
1974: Rebecca Finch (Socialist Workers)
1970: Abstain
1968: Abstain
1964: Abstain
1962: Abstain
1958: Abstain
1956: Abstain
1952: George Counts (Liberal)
1950: Abstain
1946: Abstain
1944: Robert Wagner (Democrat)
1940: Abstain
1938: Robert Wagner (Democrat)
1934: Norman Thomas (Socialist)
1932: Robert Wagner (Democrat)
1928: Abstain
1926: Robert Wagner (Democrat)
1922: Abstain
1920: Rose Schneiderman (Farmer-Labor) 
1916: Joseph Cannon (Socialist)
1914: Charles Russell (Socialist)

[Wake Me Up When The Hard Border Ends]

Winners in bold.

Virginia Gubernatorial:
1953: Abstain
1957: Abstain
1961: Pearson (assuming he wasn't like Dalton on segregation), otherwise Abstain.
1965: Holton or Story, depending on Story's platform.
1969: Holton
1973: Abstain
1977: Dalton
1981: Coleman
1985: Durrette
1989: Coleman
1993: Allen
1997: Gilmore
2001: Earley
2005: Kilgore
2009: McDonnell
2013: Cuccinelli

Colorado Gubernatorial:
1990: Andrews
1994: Benson
1998: Owens
2002: Owens
2006: Beauprez
2010: Maes
2014: Beauprez

Iowa Gubernatorial:
1968, 1970, 1972, 1974, 1978: Ray
1982, 1986, 1990, 1994: Branstad
1998: Lightfoot
2002: Gross
2006: Nussle
2010, 2014: Branstad

[SPC]

Idaho Senate seems interesting as well:
2014: Risch
2008: Risch
2002: Bramwell
1996: Minnick?
1990: Abstain
1984: McClure
1978: McClure
1972: McClure

2010: Crapo
2004: Crapo
1998: Crapo
1992: Kempthorne
1986: Symms
1980: Symms
1974: Church
1968: Hansen

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Won
*Voted for IRL

Michigan Governor (1952-present)
1952: Fred M. Alger (Republican)
1954: Donald Leonard (Republican)
1956: Albert E. Cobo (Republican)
1958: Paul Bagwell (Republican)
1960: Paul Bagwell (Republican)
1962: George Romney (Republican)
1964: George Romney (Republican)
1966: George Romney (Republican)
1970: William G. Milliken (Republican)
1974: William G. Milliken (Republican)
1978: William G. Milliken (Republican)
1982: Richard H. Headlee (Republican)
1986: William Lucas (Republican)
1990: John Engler (Republican)
1994: John Engler (Republican)
1998: John Engler (Republican)
2002: Dick Posthumus (Republican)
2006: Dick DeVos (Republican)
2010: Rick Snyder (Republican)
2014: Rick Snyder (Republican)*

Illinois Governor (1952-present)
1952: William G. Stratton (Republican)
1956: William G. Stratton (Republican)
1960: William G. Stratton (Republican)
1964: Charles H. Percy (Republican)
1968: Richard B. Ogilvie (Republican)
1972: Richard B. Ogilvie (Republican)
1976: Jim Thompson (Republican)
1978: Jim Thompson (Republican)
1982: Jim Thompson (Republican)
1986: Jim Thompson (Republican)
1990: Jim Edgar (Republican)
1994: Jim Edgar (Republican)
1998: George Ryan (Republican) Not so sure with hindsight on this one.
2002: Jim Ryan (Republican)
2006: Judy Baar Topinka (Republican)
2010: Bill Brady (Republican)
2014: Bruce Rauner (Republican)

[Mr. Smith]

Okay now I'm gonna do Virginia

I'll start with the Senate this time 1958-Present (Parties: Dems in Red, GOP in Blue, 3rds in Purple/ Class 1 = Green, Class 2 = Orange/ Winners in Bold)

1958: Wensel
1960 Baker
1964 Respess
1966 Special: Brayman
1966: Spong
1970: Rawlins
1972: Spong
1976: Zumwalt
1978J. Warner (no familiarity with the Democrat and Warner's moderate)
1982Davis
1984:J. Warner
1988Robb
1990 J. Warner
1994: Robb
1996: M. Warner
2000: Robb
2002: J. Warner
2006: Webb
2008: M. Warner
2012: Kaine
2014: M. Warner

Gubernatorial (1957-Present) (Once again, Dems in Red, GOP in Blue, 3rd in Purple, Winners in Bold)

1957: Almond
1961: Pearson
1965: Holton
1969:Holton
1973: Howell
1977: Howell
1981:Robb
1985:Baliles
1989:Wilder
1993: Terry
1997: Beyer
2001:Warner
2005: Kaine
2009: Deeds
2013: McAuliffe..reluctantly

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Indiana Gubernatorial Elections
(bolded candidates won)

1816: Jonathan Jennings (Democratic-Republican)
1819: Jonathan Jennings (Democratic-Republican)
1822: William Hendricks (Democratic-Republican)
1825: Isaac Blackford (Adams Republican)
1828: Israel T. Branby (National Republican)
1831: Noah Noble (National Republican)
1834: Noah Noble (Whig)
1837: David Wallace (Whig)
1840: James Duncan (Liberty)
1843: Elizur Demming (Liberty)
1847: Stephen Stevens (Liberty)
1849: James H. Cravens (Free Soil)
1852: James H. Cravens (Free Soil)
1856: Oliver P. Morton (Republican/Know Nothing)
1860: Henry S. Lane (Republican)
1864: Oliver P. Morton (Republican)
1868: Conrad Baker (Republican)
1872: Thomas M. Browne (Republican)
1876: Benjamin Harrison (Republican)
1880: Albert G. Porter (Republican)
1884: Isaac P. Gray (Democratic
1888: Alvin P. Hovey (Republican)
1892: Leroy Templeton (Populist)
1896: Thomas Wadsworth (Populist)
1900: Winfield Durbin (Republican)
1904: John W. Kern (Democratic)
1908: Thomas R. Marshall (Democratic)
1912: Albert J. Beveridge (Progressive)
1916: James Goodrich (Republican)
1920: Carleton B. McCullouch (Democratic)
1924: Carleton B. McCullouch (Democratic)
1928: Frank Dailey (Democratic)
1932: Paul McNutt (Democratic)
1936: M. Clifford Townsend (Democratic)
1940: Henry F. Shricker (Democratic)
1944: Samuel D. Jackson (Democratic)
1948: Henry F. Shricker (Democratic)
1952: John Watkins (Democratic)
1956: Ralph Tucker (Democratic)
1960: Matthew Welsh (Democratic)
1964: Roger Branigin (Democratic)
1968: Edgar Whitcomb (Republican)
1972: Matthew Welsh (Democratic)
1976: Larry Conrad (Democratic)
1980: John Hillenbrand (Democratic)
1984: Wayne Townsend (Democratic)
1988: Evan Bayh (Democratic)
1992: Evan Bayh (Democratic)
1996: Frank O'Bannon (Democratic)
2000: Frank O'Bannon (Democratic)
2004: Mitch Daniels (Republican)
2008: Andrew Horning (Libertarian)
2012: John Gregg (Democratic)

   

[SPC]

Wisconsin Senate:
2012: Kexel
2006: Lorge
2000: Whelan
1994: Dean
1988: Engeleiter?
1982: Abstain
1976: Abstain
1970: Abstain
1964: Abstain
1958: Abstain
1952: McCarthy
1946: Abstain
1940: La Follette
1934: Chapple?
1928: La Follette


2010: Johnson
2004: Feingold
1998: Neumann
1992: Bittner
1986: Abstain
1980: Larson
1974: Blenski
1968: Abstain
1962: Wiley
1956: Wiley
1950: Wiley
1944: Wiley
1938: Wiley
1932: Chapple?
1926: Blaine?

[SWE]

Minnesota Senate:

2014: Abstain
2012: Tim Davis (Grassroots)
2008: Abstain
2006: Michael Cavlan (Green)
2002: Ray Tricomo (Green)
2000: David Daniels (Grassroots)
1996: Tim Davis (Grassroots)
1994: Candice Sjostrom (Independent)
1990: Russell Bentwell (Grassroots)
1988: Derrick Grimmer (Grassroots)
1984: Eleanor Garcia (Socialist Workers)
1982: Bill Onasch (Socialist Workers)
1978: William Peterson (Socialist Workers)
1976: William Peterson (Socialist Workers)
1972: Abstain
1970: Abstain
1966: Abstain
1964: Everrett Luoma (Socialist Workers)
1960: Abstain
1958: William Curran (Socialist Workers)
1954: Abstain
1952: Abstain
1948: Abstain
1946: Abstain
1942: Elmer Benson (Farmer-Labor)
1940: Elmer Benson (Farmer-Labor)
1936: Ernest Lundeen (Farmer-Labor)
1936 (Special): Elmer Benson (Farmer-Labor)
1934: Harold Shipstead (Farmer-Labor)
1930: Ernest Lundeen (Farmer-Labor)
1928: Harold Shipstead (Farmer-Labor)
1924: Abstain
1922: Harold Shipstead (Farmer-Labor)
1918: Abstain
1916: Abstain
1912: Abstain

[LeBron]

I'll start with both of Ohio's Senate seats. I might do the Ohio Governor races or something else later on.

Ohio Senate Elections (Class 1)
1922 - Simeon D. Fess (R) - (pretty awesome Senator for a Post-Progressive Era; supported women's suffrage, increasing the minimum wage, and labor rights)
1928 - James Goward (Socialist Labor) (Fess became worse after this point, and the Dem was meh)
1934 - Alvin V. Donahey (D), reluctantly
1940 - John McSweeney (D) (H. Burton wasn't toxic in his whole political career alone, but Burton did run against him on an anti-New Deal platform that year)
1946 (special election for a small interim) - Henry Webber (D)
1946 (general) - James Huffman (D)
1952 - Michael V. DiSalle (D)
1958 - Stephen Young (D), enthusiastically (Reliable liberal - dove on Vietnam, opposed RTW etc. - and was so much better than Bricker)
1964 - Stephen Young (D)
1970 - Howard Metzenbaum (D), enthusiastically (major FF)
1976 - Howard Metzenbaum (D)
1982 - Howard Metzenbaum (D) (Pfeifer is a liberal Republican, but not quite enough)
1988 - Howard Metzenbaum (D)
1994 - Joel Hyatt (D)
2000 - Ted Celeste (D)
2006 - Sherrod Brown (D), enthusiastically
2012 - Sherrod Brown (D)

Ohio Senate Elections (Class 3)
1920 - William Alexander Julian (D)
1926 - John Goerke (Socialist Labor) (Willis died in '28 and the Dem nominee was a conservative)
1928 (special) - Anna K. Storck (Socialist Labor) (T. Burton (R) died in '29 and Hunt (D) backed fiscal conservative Al Smith in '28, so nada to both of them)
1930 (special) - Bob Bulkley (D) (progressive New Deal supporter)
1932 - Bob Bulkey (D)
1938 - Bob Bulkey (D)
1944 - Bill Pickrel (D) (He was backed by labor and he came very close to winning)
1950 - Joe T. Ferguson (D)
1954 (special) - Tom Burke (D) (Born in Cleve and appointed by Lausche himself)
1956 - Frank Lausche (D)
1962 - Frank Lausche (D)
1968 - John J. Gilligan (D), enthusiastically
1974 - John Glenn (D)
1980 - John Glenn (D)
1986 - John Glenn (D)
1992 - John Glenn (D) (esp. enthusiastically that year considering who he was up against)
1998 - Mary Boyle (D), enthusiastically (I have a relative who knows her)
2004 - Eric Fingerhut (D)
2010 - Lee Fisher (D)

[Mr. Smith]

Now for North Carolina (not as interesting as Virginia surprisingly enough)

North Carolina Gubernatorial (1972- 2012 due to lack of info on any opposition or even candidates,...I only know of Sanford) [Bold for Winners, Dems in Red, GOP in Blue]

1972: Bowles
1976: Hunt
1980: Hunt
1984: Edmisten
1988: Jordan
1992: Hunt
1996: Hunt
2000: Easley
2004: Easley
2008: Perdue
2012: Dalton

Senate (Class Colors: Class 2 in Orange, Class 3 in Purple)

1954: Scott
1956: Ervin
1958 Special: Jordan
1960: Hayes
1962: Ervin
1966: Jordan
1968: Ervin
1972: Galifianakis
1974: Morgan
1978: Ingram
1980: Morgan
1984Hunt
1986: Sanford
1990: Gantt
1992: Sanford
1996: Gantt
1998: Edwards
2002: Bowles
2004: Bowles
2008: Hagan
2010: Marshall
2014: Hagan

[SPC]

Alaska Senate:
2014: Fish
2008: Bird
2002: Dore
1996: Write-in: Cuddy
1990: Abstain
1984: Abstain
1978: Abstain
1972: Abstain
1970: Abstain
1966: Abstain
1960: Abstain

2010: Miller
2004: Sanders
1998: Kohlhaas
1992: Abstain
1986: House
1980: Abstain
1974: Gravel
1968: Gravel
1962: Gruening
1958: Abstain

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Indiana Senate Elections
(bolded candidates won)

Class 1
1970: Vance Hartke (Democratic)
1976: Vance Hartke (Democratic)
1982: Floyd Fithian (Democratic) (though possibly Lugar)
1988: Richard Lugar (Republican)
1994: Jim Jontz (Democratic)
2000: Richard Lugar (Republican)
2006: Richard Lugar (Republican)
2012: Joe Donnelly (Democratic)

Class 3
1974: Birch Bayh (Democratic)
1980: Birch Bayh (Democratic)
1986: Jill L. Long (Democratic)
1990 (Special) Baron Hill (Democratic)
1992: Joe Hogsett (Democratic)
1998: Evan Bayh (Democratic)
2004: Evan Bayh (Democratic)
2010: Brad Ellsworth (Democratic)

[Mr. Illini]

Illinois Governor

1900: Yates
1904: Deneen
1908: Deneen
1912: Funk
1916: Dunne
1920: Lewis
1924: Jones
1928: Emmerson
1932: Horner
1936: Horner
1940: Hershey
1944: Courtney
1948: Stevenson
1952: Dixon
1956: Austin
1960: Kerner
1964: Kerner
1968: Ogilvie
1972: Ogilvie
1976: Howlett
1978: Bakalis
1982: Stevenson
1986: Stevenson
1990: Edgar
1994: Edgar
1998: Ryan (without hindsight)
2002: Blagojevich (without hindsight)
2006: Whitney (with and without hindsight)
2010: Quinn
2014: Quinn

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

1966 Special: Carter

Carter was the candidate put forward by Virginia Conservative Party, and ran to Byrd's right. Most black voters either abstained or voted for Traylor.  If you are looking for a pure protest/NOTA type candidate, it would be Brayman.

[Mr. Smith]

And now for Arizona, Gubernatorial and Senate

Starting with the Gubernatorial (1978-Present Due to lack of info, GOP in Blue, Dems in Red, 3rds in Purple, and Winners in Bold)

1978: Babbitt
1982: Babbitt
1986: Warner
1990: Goddard
1994: Basha
1998: Johnson
2002: Mahoney
2006: Napolitano
2010: Goddard
2014: DuVal

Senate (1946-Present) [Parties: GOP in Blue, Dems in Red, 3rds in Purple, Winners are Bold/ Classes: 1 =Green, 3 =Purple]

1946: McFarland
1950: Hayden
1952: McFarland
1956: Hayden
1958: McFarland
1962: Hayden
1964: Elson
1968: Elson
1970: Grossman
1974: Marshall
1976: DeConcini
1980: Schulz
1982: DeConcini
1986: McCain (due to lack of familiarity on Kimball, and no disgust yet built over McCain)
1988: DeConcini
1992: McCain
1994: Coppersmith
1998: McCain
2000: Hansen (Green)
2004: McCain
2006: Pederson
2010:  Glassman
2012: Carmona

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Michigan Senate
Won *Voted for IRL

Class I
1964: Elly Peterson (Republican)
1970: Lenore Romney (Republican)
1976: Marvin L. Esch (Republican)
1982: Philip E. Ruppe (Republican)
1988: Jim Dunn (Republican)
1994: Spencer Abraham (Republican)
2000: Spencer Abraham (Republican)
2006: Mike Bouchard (Republican)
2012: Pete Hoekstra (Republican)*

Class II
1960: Alvin M. Bentley (Republican)
1966: Robert P. Griffin (Republican)
1972: Robert P. Griffin (Republican)
1978: Robert P. Griffin (Republican)
1984: Jack Lousma (Republican)
1990: Bill Schuette (Republican)
1996: Ronna Romney (Republican)
2002: Rocky Raczkowski (Republican)
2008: Jack Hoogendyk (Republican)
2014: Terri Lynn Land (Republican)*

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Massachusetts Senate

1916: John F Fitzgerald (D)
1918: D.I. Walsh (D)
1922: H.C. Lodge (R)
1924: Walsh (D)
1926 (S): Walsh (D)
1928: Walsh (D)
1930: W.M. Butler (R)
1934: Walsh (D)
1936: H.C. Lodge Jr (R)
1940: Walsh (D)
1942: Lodge Jr (R)
1944 (S): Saltonstall (R)
1946: Walsh (D)
1948: Saltonstall (R)
1952: J.F. Kennedy (D)
1954: Saltonstall (R)
1958: J.F. Kennedy (D)
1960: Saltonstall (R)
1962 (S): G.C. Lodge (R)
1964: Whitmore (R)
1966: Brooke (R)
1970: Spaulding (R)
1972: Brooke (R)
1976: Robertson (R)
1978: Tsongas (D)
1982: Shamie (R)
1984: Shamie (R)
1988: Malone (R)
1990: Kerry (D)
1994: Romney (R)
1996: Weld (R)
2000: Howell (L)
2002: Cloud (L)
2006: Kennedy (D)
2008: Underwood (L)
2010 (S): Brown (R)
2012: Brown (R)
2013 (S): Markey (D)
2014: Herr (R)