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Earl Warren electoral history

California Republican presidential primary, 1936:

  • Earl Warren – 350,917 (57.43%)
  • Alf Landon – 260,170 (42.58%)

1936 Republican presidential primaries:

  • William Edgar Borah – 1,478,676 (44.48%)
  • Alf Landon – 729,908 (21.96%)
  • Frank Knox – 527,054 (15.85%)
  • Earl Warren – 350,917 (10.56%)
  • Stephen A. Day – 155,732 (4.69%)
  • Warren Green – 44,518 (1.34%)

Republican primary for Governor of California, 1942:

  • Earl Warren – 635,230 (94.23%)
  • Nathan T. Porter – 15,604 (2.32%)
  • William E. Riker – 10,004 (1.48%)
  • Fred Dyster – 9,824 (1.46%)
  • Culbert Olson (inc.) (write-in) – 3,504 (0.52%)

Democratic primary for Governor of California, 1942:

  • Culbert Olson (inc.) – 513,244 (51.98%)
  • Earl Warren – 404,778 (41.00%)
  • Roy G. Owens – 50,780 (5.14%)
  • Nathan T. Porter – 11,302 (1.15%)
  • Alonzo J. Riggs – 7,231 (0.73%)

California gubernatorial election, 1942:

  • Earl Warren (R) – 1,275,237 (57.07%)
  • Culbert Olson (D) (inc.) – 932,995 (41.75%)

California Republican presidential primary, 1944

  • Earl Warren – 594,439 (100.00%)

1944 Republican presidential primaries:

  • Douglas MacArthur – 662,127 (28.94%)
  • Earl Warren – 594,439 (25.99%)
  • John W. Bricker – 366,444 (16.02%)
  • Thomas E. Dewey – 278,727 (12.18%)
  • W. Chapman Revercomb – 91,602 (4.00%)
  • Unpledged – 87,834 (3.84%)
  • Harold Stassen – 67,508 (2.95%)
  • Riley A. Bender – 37,575 (1.64%)
  • Charles A. Christopherson – 33,497 (1.46%)
  • Wendell Willkie – 27,097 (1.19%)

Republican primary for Governor of California, 1946:

  • Earl Warren (inc.) – 774,302 (91.10%)
  • Robert W. Kenny – 70,331 (8.27%)

Democratic primary for Governor of California, 1946:

  • Earl Warren (inc.) – 593,180 (51.93%)
  • Robert W. Kenny – 530,968 (46.49%)

California gubernatorial election, 1946:

  • Earl Warren (R, D) (inc.) – 2,344,542 (91.64%)
  • Henry R. Schmidt (Prohibition) – 180,579 (7.06%)
  • Archie Brown (Communist) – 22,606 (0.88%)
  • James Roosevelt (D) (write-in) – 3,210 (0.13%)

1948 Republican presidential primaries:

  • Earl Warren – 771,295 (26.99%)
  • Harold Stassen – 627,321 (21.96%)
  • Robert Taft – 464,741 (16.27%)
  • Thomas E. Dewey – 330,799 (11.58%)
  • Riley A. Bender – 324,029 (11.34%)
  • Douglas MacArthur – 87,839 (3.07%)
  • Leverett Saltonstall – 72,191 (2.53%)
  • Herbert E. Hitchcock – 45,463 (1.59%)
  • Edward Martin – 45,072 (1.58%)
  • Unpledged – 28,854 (1.01%)
  • Arthur H. Vandenberg – 18,924 (0.66%)
  • Dwight D. Eisenhower – 5,014 (0.18%)
  • Harry S. Truman – 4,907 (0.17%)
  • Henry A. Wallace – 1,452 (0.05%)
  • Joseph William Martin, Jr. – 974 (0.03%)
  • Alfred E. Driscoll – 44 (0.00%)
  • Others – 5,939 (0.21%)

1948 Republican National Convention (Presidential tally)

  • Thomas E. Dewey – 1,094 (60.74%)
  • Robert Taft – 274 (15.21%)
  • Harold Stassen – 157 (8.72%)
  • Arthur H. Vandenberg – 62 (3.44%)
  • Earl Warren – 59 (3.28%)
  • Dwight H. Green – 56 (3.11%)
  • Alfred E. Driscoll – 35 (1.94%)
  • Raymond E. Baldwin – 19 (1.06%)
  • Joseph William Martin, Jr. – 18 (1.00%)
  • B. Carroll Reece – 15 (0.83%)
  • Douglas MacArthur – 11 (0.61%)
  • Everett Dirksen – 1 (0.06%)

1948 Republican National Convention (Vice Presidential tally):

  • Earl Warren – 1,094 (100.00%)

United States presidential election, 1948

  • Harry S. Truman/Alben W. Barkley (D) – 24,179,347 (49.6%) and 303 electoral votes (28 states carried)
  • Thomas E. Dewey/Earl Warren (R) – 21,991,292 (45.1%) and 189 electoral votes (16 states carried)
  • Strom Thurmond/Fielding L. Wright (Dixiecrat) – 1,175,930 (2.4%) and 39 electoral votes (4 states carried)
  • Henry A. Wallace/Glen H. Taylor (Progressive) – 1,157,328 (2.4%)

California gubernatorial election, 1950:

  • Earl Warren (R) (inc.) – 2,461,754 (64.85%)
  • James Roosevelt (D) – 1,333,856 (35.14%)

1952 Republican presidential primaries:

  • Robert Taft – 2,794,736 (35.84%)
  • Dwight D. Eisenhower – 2,050,708 (26.30%)
  • Earl Warren – 1,349,036 (17.30%)
  • Harold Stassen – 881,702 (11.31%)
  • Thomas H. Werdel – 521,110 (6.68%)
  • George T. Mickelson – 63,879 (0.82%)
  • Douglas MacArthur – 44,209 (0.57%)
  • Grant A. Ritter – 26,208 (0.34%)
  • Edward C. Slettedahl – 22,712 (0.29%)
  • Riley A. Bender – 22,321 (0.29%)
  • Mary E. Kenny – 10,411 (0.13%)
  • Wayne Morse – 7,105 (0.09%)
  • Perry J. Stearns – 2,925 (0.04%)
  • William R. Schneider – 580 (0.01%)

1952 Republican National Convention (1st ballot)

  • Dwight D. Eisenhower – 595
  • Robert Taft – 500
  • Earl Warren – 81
  • Harold Stassen – 20
  • Douglas MacArthur – 10

1952 Republican National Convention (2nd ballot)

  • Dwight D. Eisenhower – 845
  • Robert Taft – 280
  • Earl Warren – 77
  • Douglas MacArthur – 4

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