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Compiled by Cornelius J. Doyle, Secretary of State (1912). Official vote of the State of Illinois cast at the Primary Election held on April 9, 1912. Springfield, Illinois: Illinois State Journal Co., State Printers.
Compiled by Cornelius J. Doyle, Secretary of State (1913). Official vote of the State of Illinois cast at the Election, November 5, 1912; Judicial Election, June 3, 1912; Special Elections, 1911 and 1912. Springfield, Illinois: Illinois State Journal Co., State Printers.
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The 1912 Illinois lieutenant gubernatorial election was held on November 5 1912 Incumbent first term Republican lieutenant governor John G Oglesby was defeated by Democratic nominee Barratt O Hara 1912 Illinois lieutenant gubernatorial election 1908 November 5 1912 1916 Nominee Barratt O Hara John G Oglesby Party Democratic Republican Popular vote 407 243 316 813 Percentage 40 91 27 75 Nominee Dean Franklin F T Maxwell Party Progressive Socialist Popular vote 315 589 82 655 Percentage 27 64 7 24 Lieutenant Governor before election John G Oglesby Republican Elected Lieutenant Governor Barratt O Hara Democratic Contents 1 Primary elections 1 1 Democratic primary 1 1 1 Candidates 1 1 2 Results 1 2 Republican primary 1 2 1 Candidates 1 2 2 Results 1 3 Prohibition primary 1 3 1 Candidates 1 3 2 Results 1 4 Socialist primary 1 4 1 Candidates 1 4 2 Results 2 General election 2 1 Candidates 2 2 Results 3 See also 4 References 5 BibliographyPrimary elections editPrimary elections were held on April 9 1912 Democratic primary edit Candidates edit Frank D Comerford former State Senator Charles C Craig former State Representative Adlai T Ewing President of the Iroquois Club of Chicago 1 William E Golden Barratt O Hara editor of the Chicago Magazine and Sunday Telegram 2 J L Pickering Sr Gustavus T Tatge former Cook County State s attorney 3 Results edit Democratic primary results 4 5 6 Party Candidate Votes Democratic Barratt O Hara 56 518 21 65 Democratic Frank D Comerford 54 321 20 80 Democratic Charles C Craig 48 034 18 40 Democratic Gustavus T Tatge 36 371 13 93 Democratic William E Golden 24 644 9 44 Democratic J L Pickering Sr 24 427 9 36 Democratic Adlai T Ewing 16 792 6 43 Total votes 261 107 100 00 Republican primary edit Candidates edit John G Oglesby incumbent Lieutenant Governor Kinnie A Ostewig Reuben R Tiffany Results edit Republican primary results 5 7 Party Candidate Votes Republican John G Oglesby incumbent 275 626 72 47 Republican Reuben R Tiffany 74 198 19 51 Republican Kinnie A Ostewig 30 498 8 02 Total votes 380 322 100 00 Prohibition primary edit Candidates edit Jacob H Hoofstitler Results edit Prohibition primary results 5 7 Party Candidate Votes Prohibition Jacob H Hoofstitler 3 547 100 00 Total votes 3 547 100 00 Socialist primary edit Candidates edit F T Maxwell Results edit Socialist primary results 5 7 Party Candidate Votes Socialist F T Maxwell 8 026 100 00 Total votes 8 026 100 00General election editCandidates edit Dean Franklin Progressives for S J Macomb municipal judge 8 Jacob H Hoofstitler Prohibition F T Maxwell Socialist Barratt O Hara Democratic John G Oglesby Republican Gottlieb Renner Socialist Labor Results edit 1912 Illinois lieutenant gubernatorial election 9 10 Party Candidate Votes Democratic Barratt O Hara 407 243 40 91 Republican John G Oglesby incumbent 316 813 27 75 Progressive Dean Franklin 315 589 27 64 Socialist F T Maxwell 82 655 7 24 Prohibition Jacob H Hoofstitler 15 342 1 34 Socialist Labor Gottlieb Renner 4 121 0 36 Majority 90 430 7 92 Turnout 1 141 763 100 00 Democratic gain from Republican SwingSee also edit1912 Illinois gubernatorial electionReferences edit A Brief Biography of Hon Adlai T Ewing of Chicago The Pantagraph Bloomington Illinois April 6 1912 p 9 Retrieved May 7 2020 Crass Scott 2015 Chapter 47 O Hara Last Congressman to have served in Spanish American war Statesmen and mischief makers Officeholders and their contributions to history from Kennedy to Reagan Vol II XLibris p 429 ISBN 978 1 5035 8763 2 Chicago Treasurers to Face Charge PDF National Municipal Review National Municipal League January 1912 p 157 Retrieved May 7 2020 1912 Lt Gubernatorial Democratic Primary Election Results Illinois US Election Atlas Retrieved May 7 2020 a b c d Illinois Blue Book amp 1913 14 p 460 Illinois Primary Vote 1912 pp 18 19 a b c Illinois Primary Vote 1912 pp 16 17 Dean Franklin is defeated by woman The Dispatch Moline Illinois June 3 1914 p 14 Retrieved May 7 2020 Illinois Blue Book amp 1913 14 p 565 Illinois Official Vote 1912 pp 10 11 Bibliography editCompiled by Harry Woods Secretary of State 1914 Blue Book of the State of Illinois 1913 14 Danville Illinois Illinois Printing Company Compiled by Cornelius J Doyle Secretary of State 1912 Official vote of the State of Illinois cast at the Primary Election held on April 9 1912 Springfield Illinois Illinois State Journal Co State Printers Compiled by Cornelius J Doyle Secretary of State 1913 Official vote of the State of Illinois cast at the Election November 5 1912 Judicial Election June 3 1912 Special Elections 1911 and 1912 Springfield Illinois Illinois State Journal Co State Printers Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 1912 Illinois lieutenant gubernatorial election amp oldid 1212079964, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
