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Electoral history of Robert A. Taft, United States Senator from Ohio (1939–1953), United States Senate Majority Leader (1953) and a candidate for the 1940, 1948 and 1952 Republican presidential nominations. Senator Taft was a longtime leader of the conservative wing of the Republican Party, as well as co-leader of the Conservative coalition, which dominated United States Congress for decades. United States Senate election in Ohio, 1938: * Robert Taft (R) - 1,255,414 (53.62%) * Robert J. Bulkley (D) (inc.) - 1,085,792 (46.38%) Wisconsin Republican presidential primary, 1940: First ballot:

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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Electoral history of politicians from Ohio 1940 Republican National Convention 1948 Republican National Convention John W. Bricker Joseph T. Ferguson Paul A. Dever Pennsylvania Republican Party (United States) Robert A. Taft Robert J. Bulkley United States Congress Massachusetts United States Senate elections, 1950 Edward Martin (Pennsylvania politician) Franklin D. Roosevelt George T. Mickelson Minnesota Conservative coalition Thomas E. Dewey Thomas H. Werdel 1940 United States presidential election 1948 United States presidential election 1952 United States presidential election Leverett Saltonstall Arthur H. Vandenberg Styles Bridges 1952 Republican National Convention Wayne Morse Wendell Willkie West Virginia William O. Douglas Wisconsin Dwight D. Eisenhower Earl Warren Estes Kefauver POTUS Hanford MacNider Harold Stassen Harry S. Truman Henry A. Wallace Herbert E. Hitchcock Herbert Hoover Paul H. Douglas Arthur Vandenberg Charles L. McNary Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. Douglas MacArthur South Dakota Illinois Nebraska New Hampshire New Hampshire primary New Jersey Ohio Oregon Sherman Adams Write-in Joseph William Martin, Jr. United States Senate elections, 1938 Riley A. Bender William G. Pickrel United States Senate elections, 1944 Joseph William Martin dbr:Jerrold_L._Seawell United States Senator Arthur H. James Frank E. Gannett Alfred Driscoll United States Senate Majority Leader dbr:Edward_C._Slettedahl dbr:Grant_A._Ritter dbr:Mary_E._Kenny dbr:Perry_J._Stearns dbr:William_R._Schneider dbr:David_H._Green dbr:Handorf_MacNider dbr:Hanford_McNider dbr:R._N._Davis
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has abstract	Electoral history of Robert A. Taft, United States Senator from Ohio (1939–1953), United States Senate Majority Leader (1953) and a candidate for the 1940, 1948 and 1952 Republican presidential nominations. Senator Taft was a longtime leader of the conservative wing of the Republican Party, as well as co-leader of the Conservative coalition, which dominated United States Congress for decades. United States Senate election in Ohio, 1938: * Robert Taft (R) - 1,255,414 (53.62%) * Robert J. Bulkley (D) (inc.) - 1,085,792 (46.38%) Wisconsin Republican presidential primary, 1940: * Thomas E. Dewey - 70,168 (72.57%) * Arthur H. Vandenberg - 26,182 (27.08%) * Robert Taft - 341 (0.35%) Pennsylvania Republican presidential primary, 1940: * Thomas E. Dewey - 52,661 (66.68%) * Franklin D. Roosevelt (inc.) - 8,294 (10.50%) * Arthur H. James - 8,172 (10.35%) * Robert Taft - 5,213 (6.60%) * Arthur H. Vandenberg - 2,384 (3.02%) * Herbert Hoover - 1,082 (1.37%) * Wendell Willkie - 707 (0.90%) * Others - 463 (0.59%) Ohio Republican presidential primary, 1940: * Robert Taft - 510,025 (99.52%) * Thomas E. Dewey (write-in) - 2,059 (0.40%) * John W. Bricker - 188 (0.04%) * Arthur H. Vandenberg (write-in) - 83 (0.02%) * Wendell Willkie - 53 (0.01%) * Others - 53 (0.01%) Oregon Republican presidential primary, 1940: * Charles L. McNary - 133,488 (95.89%) * Thomas E. Dewey - 5,190 (3.73%) * Robert Taft - 254 (0.18%) * Wendell Willkie - 237 (0.17%) * Arthur H. Vandenberg - 36 (0.03%) New Jersey Republican presidential primary, 1940: * Thomas E. Dewey - 340,734 (93.85%) * Wendell Willkie - 20,143 (5.55%) * Franklin D. Roosevelt - 1,202 (0.33%) * Robert Taft - 595 (0.16%) * Arthur H. Vandenberg - 168 (0.05%) * Scattering - 90 (0.03%) * Arthur H. James - 81 (0.02%) * Herbert Hoover - 69 (0.02%) All candidates, except Dewey, run as write-in 1940 Republican presidential primaries: * Thomas E. Dewey - 1,605,754 (49.76%) * - 538,112 (16.68%) * Robert Taft - 516,428 (16.00%) * Unpledged - 186,157 (5.77%) * Charles L. McNary - 133,488 (4.14%) * - 106,123 (3.29%) * Arthur H. Vandenberg - 100,651 (3.12%) * Wendell Willkie - 21,140 (0.66%) * Franklin D. Roosevelt (inc.) - 9,496 (0.29%) * Arthur H. James - 8,172 (0.25%) * Herbert Hoover - 1,082 (0.03%) * John W. Bricker - 188 (0.01%) * Charles Montgomery - 5 (0.00%) * Joseph William Martin, Jr. - 1 (0.00%) 1940 Republican National Convention (presidential tally): First ballot: * Thomas E. Dewey - 360 * Robert Taft - 189 * Wendell Willkie - 105 * Arthur H. Vandenberg - 76 * Arthur H. James - 74 * Joseph William Martin - 44 * Scattering - 40 * Hanford MacNider - 34 * Frank E. Gannett - 33 * Styles Bridges - 28 * Herbert Hoover - 17 Second ballot: * Thomas E. Dewey - 338 * Robert Taft - 203 * Wendell Willkie - 171 * Arthur H. Vandenberg - 73 * Arthur H. James - 66 * Hanford MacNider - 34 * Frank E. Gannett - 30 * Scattering - 29 * Joseph William Martin - 26 * Herbert Hoover - 21 * Styles Bridges - 9 Third ballot: * Thomas E. Dewey - 315 * Wendell Willkie - 259 * Robert Taft - 212 * Arthur H. Vandenberg - 72 * Arthur H. James - 59 * Herbert Hoover - 32 * - 28 * Frank E. Gannett - 11 * Scattering - 11 * Styles Bridges - 1 Fourth ballot: * Wendell Willkie - 306 * Robert Taft - 254 * Thomas E. Dewey - 250 * Arthur H. Vandenberg - 61 * Arthur H. James - 56 * Herbert Hoover - 31 * Scattering - 11 * Frank E. Gannett - 4 * Styles Bridges - 1 Fifth ballot: * Wendell Willkie - 429 * Robert Taft - 377 * Arthur H. James - 59 * Thomas E. Dewey - 57 * Arthur H. Vandenberg - 42 * Herbert Hoover - 20 * Scattering - 11 * - 4 * Frank E. Gannett - 1 Sixth ballot (before shifts): * Wendell Willkie - 655 * Robert Taft - 318 * Thomas E. Dewey - 11 * Herbert Hoover - 10 * Scattering - 5 * Frank E. Gannett - 1 United States Senate election in Ohio, 1944: * Robert Taft (R) (inc.) - 1,500,609 (50.30%) * William G. Pickrel (D) - 1,482,610 (49.70%) Nebraska Republican presidential primary, 1948: * Harold Stassen - 80,979 (43.54%) * Thomas E. Dewey - 64,242 (34.54%) * Robert Taft - 21,608 (11.62%) * Arthur Vandenberg - 9,590 (5.16%) * Douglas MacArthur - 6,893 (3.71%) * Earl Warren - 1,761 (0.95%) * Joseph William Martin, Jr. - 910 (0.49%) * Others - 24 (0.01%) Illinois Republican presidential primary, 1948: * Riley A. Bender - 324,029 (96.90%) * Douglas MacArthur - 6,672 (2.00%) * Harold Stassen - 1,572 (0.47%) * Thomas E. Dewey - 953 (0.29%) * Robert Taft - 705 (0.21%) * Others - 475 (0.14%) All candidate, except Bender, run as write-in New Jersey Republican presidential primary, 1948: * Thomas E. Dewey - 3,714 (41.38%) * Harold Stassen - 3,123 (34.79%) * Douglas MacArthur - 718 (8.00%) * Arthur H. Vandenberg - 516 (5.75%) * Robert Taft - 495 (5.52%) * Dwight D. Eisenhower - 288 (3.21%) * Joseph William Martin, Jr. - 64 (0.71%) * Alfred Driscoll - 44 (0.49%) * Earl Warren - 14 (0.16%) Pennsylvania Republican presidential primary, 1948: * Harold Stassen - 81,242 (31.47%) * Thomas E. Dewey - 76,988 (29.82%) * Edward Martin - 45,072 (17.46%) * Douglas MacArthur - 18,254 (7.07%) * Robert Taft - 15,166 (5.88%) * Arthur H. Vandenberg - 8,818 (3.42%) * Harry S. Truman (inc.) - 4,907 (1.90%) * Dwight D. Eisenhower - 4,726 (1.83%) * Henry A. Wallace - 1,452 (0.56%) * Others - 1,537 (0.60%) All candidates except Martin and Vandenberg, run as write-in Ohio Republican presidential primary, 1948: * Robert Taft - 426,767 (56.79%) * Harold Stassen - 324,707 (43.21%) 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%) 1948 Republican National Convention (presidential tally): First ballot: * Thomas E. Dewey - 434 * Robert Taft - 224 * Harold Stassen - 157 * Arthur H. Vandenberg - 62 * Earl Warren - 59 * - 56 * Alfred Driscoll - 35 * Others - 65 Second ballot: * Thomas E. Dewey - 515 * Robert Taft - 274 * Harold Stassen - 149 * Arthur H. Vandenberg - 62 * Earl Warren - 57 * Others - 37 United States Senate election in Ohio, 1950: * Robert Taft (R) (inc.) - 1,645,643 (57.54%) * Joseph T. Ferguson (D) - 1,214,459 (42.46%) New Hampshire Republican vice presidential primary, 1952: * Styles Bridges - 6,535 (30.85%) * Harold Stassen - 5,876 (27.74%) * Douglas MacArthur - 4,722 (22.29%) * Earl Warren - 2,148 (10.14%) * Robert Taft - 1,590 (7.51%) * Sherman Adams - 310 (1.46%) All candidates run as write-in New Hampshire Republican presidential primary, 1952: * Dwight D. Eisenhower - 46,661 (50.43%) * Robert Taft - 35,838 (38.73%) * Harold Stassen - 6,574 (7.11%) * Douglas MacArthur (write-in) - 3,227 (3.49%) * - 230 (0.25%) Minnesota Republican presidential primary, 1952: * Harold Stassen - 129,706 (44.37%) * Dwight D. Eisenhower - 108,692 (37.18%) * Robert Taft - 24,093 (8.24%) * - 22,712 (7.77%) * Earl Warren - 5,365 (1.84%) * Douglas MacArthur - 1,369 (0.47%) * Estes Kefauver - 386 (0.13%) All candidates except Stassen and Slettedahl run as write-in Nebraska Republican presidential primary, 1952: * Robert Taft - 9,357 (36.20%) * Dwight D. Eisenhower - 66,078 (30.15%) * Harold Stassen - 53,238 (24.29%) * - 10,411 (4.75%) * Douglas MacArthur - 7,478 (3.41%) * Earl Warren - 1,872 (0.85%) * Others - 767 (0.35%) Pennsylvania Republican presidential primary, 1952: * Dwight D. Eisenhower - 863,785 (73.62%) * Robert Taft* - 178,629 (15.23%) * Harold Stassen - 120,305 (10.25%) * Douglas MacArthur* - 6,028 (0.51%) * Earl Warren - 3,158 (0.27%) * Harry S. Truman* (inc.) - 267 (0.02%) * Others - 1,121 (0.10%) All candidates, except Stassen and Kenny, run as write-in Wisconsin Republican presidential primary, 1952: * Robert Taft - 315,541 (40.63%) * Earl Warren - 262,271 (33.77%) * Harold Stassen - 169,679 (21.85%) * - 26,208 (3.38%) * - 2,925 (0.38%) Illinois Republican presidential primary, 1952: * Robert Taft - 935,867 (73.56%) * Harold Stassen - 155,041 (12.19%) * Dwight D. Eisenhower - 147,518 (11.59%) * Riley A. Bender - 22,321 (1.75%) * Douglas MacArthur - 7,504 (0.59%) * Earl Warren - 2,841 (0.22%) * Others - 1,229 (0.10%) All candidates, except Taft and Bender, run as write-in New Jersey Republican presidential primary, 1952: * Dwight D. Eisenhower - 390,591 (60.74%) * Robert Taft - 228,916 (35.60%) * Harold Stassen - 23,559 (3.66%) Massachusetts Republican presidential primary, 1952: * Dwight D. Eisenhower - 254,898 (68.68%) * Robert Taft - 110,188 (29.69%) * Douglas MacArthur - 2,277 (0.61%) * Earl Warren - 1,538 (0.41%) * Harold Stassen - 1,069 (0.29%) * Estes Kefauver - 417 (0.11%) * Harry S. Truman (inc.) - 98 (0.03%) * Leverett Saltonstall - 77 (0.02%) * Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. - 36 (0.01%) * William O. Douglas - 33 (0.01%) * Herbert Hoover - 17 (0.01%) * Thomas E. Dewey - 15 (0.00%) * Paul A. Dever - 14 (0.00%) * Paul H. Douglas - 1 (0.00%) * Others - 442 (0.12%) All candidates run as write-in Ohio Republican presidential primary, 1952: * Robert Taft - 663,791 (78.79%) * Harold Stassen - 178,739 (21.22%) West Virginia Republican presidential primary, 1952: * Robert Taft - 139,812 (78.52%) * Harold Stassen - 38,251 (21.48%) Oregon Republican presidential primary, 1952: * Dwight D. Eisenhower - 172,486 (64.55%) * Earl Warren - 44,034 (16.48%) * Douglas MacArthur - 18,603 (6.96%) * Robert A. Taft - 18,009 (6.74%) * Wayne Morse - 7,105 (2.66%) * Harold Stassen - 6,610 (2.47%) * - 350 (0.13%) Taft was only write-in candidate in Oregon South Dakota Republican presidential primary, 1952: * Robert Taft - 64,695 (50.32%) * George T. Mickelson - 63,879 (49.68%) 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%) 1952 Republican National Convention (presidential tally):First ballot before shifts: * Dwight D. Eisenhower - 595 * Robert Taft - 500 * Earl Warren - 81 * Harold Stassen - 20 * Douglas MacArthur - 10 Second ballot after shifts: * Dwight D. Eisenhower - 845 * Robert Taft - 280 * Earl Warren - 77 * Douglas MacArthur - 4 United States Senate Majority Leader, 1953: * Robert Taft - unanimously (en)
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