| Show Roundup of Various State Returns By Associated Press PHOENIX Ariz Arizona Ariz-Arizona Arizona assigned assigned assigned as as- signed its four tour electoral elector l votes to President Roosevelt elected a complete complete complete com com- slate of Democratic congressmen congress congress- men and state officials and turned down a 60 at 60 pension proposal pro pro- LITTLE ROCK Ark Arkan Arkan sas gave its nine electoral votes otes I to President Roosevelt but Republicans Republicans Republicans and Roosevelt anti Democrats Democrats Democrats Demo Demo- narrowed the rile ratio to about five to two two smallest smallest Democratic majority in 16 years SAN FRANCISCO FRANCISCO Democratic Democratic candidates in California generally appeared to be following President Roosevelt to victory although some of that part party's contenders in inthe inthe inthe the congressional races were beIng beIng being be be- ing pressed hard Democratic Sen Sheridan Downey seeking reelection reelection reelection tion was piling up a seemingly conclusive lead over Republican Lt Gov Frederick F. F Houser DENVER DENVER-A A Republican sweep in Colorados Colorado's general election was indicated in incomplete unofficial returns Reelection of Republican Sen Eugene D. D Millikin was strongly indicated by returns from precincts giving him to for Barney L L. Whatley Democrat Republican Gov John C. C Vivian led Roy Best Democrat 1 to in precincts NEW HAVEN Conn Conn President dent Roosevelt polling the highest vote ever given by Connecticut to toa toa a presidential nominee won the states state's eight electoral votes Democrats Democrats Democrats Dem Dem- wrested from Republican control most of the other major prizes including the United States and four tour of the six house louse seats seals in congress The only Republicans to survive were Gov Raymond E E. E Baldwin reelected for fora a third term and two house howe Incumbents incumbents incumbents in in- In- In Rep Clare Boothe Luce and Rep Joseph E E. Talbot CHICAGO Illinois CHICAGO Illinois riding the Roosevelt vote wagon sent one of ot the presidents president's staunchest supporters support support- ers Scott W W. Lucas back to the senate along along- with at least one new Democratic representative but re retained retained retained re- re its Republican governor INDIANAPOLIS Republican nominees nominee for U. U S S. S senator and governor g who trailed their Democratic Democratic Dem Dem- opponents in returns last night pulled ahead Wednesday Homer Capehart Republican nominee for senator led Gov Henry F. F to In 2654 precincts Ralph Gates led lcd his Democratic opponent opponent opponent nent U U. S. S Sen Samuel D. D Jackson Jackson Jack Jack- son to in 2130 precincts in the race for governor PORTLAND Maine Maine Maine-Maine Maine was in the Dewey column Wednesday by about twice the margin the traditionally Republican state gave Wendell Winkle in 1910 Practically complete returns unofficially unofficially unofficially un un- officially tabulated gave ave the New NewYork NewYork NewYork York governor votes to Pres Roosevelt's BOSTON The BOSTON The states state's governorship governorship governorship governor governor- ship was conceded to Boston's Democratic mayor Maurice J. J Tobin Tobin Tobin To- To bin on the basis of or mounting mounting- pluralities pluralities Republican Gov Leverett seemed assured a U. U S S. S senate seat scat as he outran his Democratic Democratic Democratic Dem Dem- opponent John H H. H Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Cor Cor- coran by better than 3 to 2 In Incomplete in incomplete incomplete In- In complete returns MINNEAPOLIS Voters MINNEAPOLIS Voters in traditionally traditionally traditionally tra tra- tra- tra Republican Minnesota gave jave leads to Democratic Pres Roosevelt to Republican state officeholders officeholders of of- and apparently broke the states state's solid nine-man nine Republican can delegation in congress Apparent ent victim of a strong L F-L drive was Rep Melvin J. J Maas administration administration admin admin- critic who has represented represent represent- ed the states state's Fourth St. St Paul district for tor 16 years HELENA Mont Montanans Mont Montanans put an O 0 K brand on the fourth term giving President Roosevelt a decisive margin Republican Gov Sam C C. C Ford of or Helena appeared appeared appeared ap ap- ap- ap to have won a second term The governor led his Democratic opponent Supreme Court Justice Lei Erickson of Sidney NEW YORK YORK President President Roosevelt's Roosevelt's Roosevelt's Roose Roose- velt's native New York stayed with him in his fourth presidential race to give him the states state's 47 electoral votes just as it did three times before Also reelected was United States Sen Robert F. F Wagner Wagner Wagner Wag Wag- ner who will go back to the senate for a fourth term FARGO N N. Veteran D.-Veteran D. D Veteran United States Sen Gerald P P. Nyc Nye was trailing far tar behind his Democratic opponent Gov John Moses in his bid for reelection Lynn U. U Stambaugh Stambaugh Stambaugh Stam- Stam baugh former national commander of the American Legion third man manin manin manin in the race and running on an independent ticket had conceded Moses' Moses election COLUMBUS Ohio 11 Mayor a y orr Frank FrankJ J J. J Lausche came back into the lead Wednesday in his neck- neck and neck and neck race with Mayor James Garfield Stewart of ot Cincinnati for governor of Ohio The Cleveland Democrat overcame a lead that the Cincinnati Republican built at atone atone atone one time to nearly votes and there still were to come returns from hundreds of ot precincts In heavily populated northern Ohio where Lausche was gaining his greatest strength DALLAS Texas Texas Texas-Texas Texas voted overwhelmingly f for tor o r President Roosevelt smothering smothering- combined opposition tickets almost three to one Republicans were a poor second polling fewer ewer votes than thanin in 1940 and Texas regulars anti- anti Roosevelt Democrats trailed third CHEYENNE Wyo The The nip and tuck contest in Wyoming between between between be be- tween President Roosevelt and Gov Dewey continued to favor lavor the Republican in unofficial returns |
