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1912 Pennsylvania U.S. House At-large Election

Pennsylvania · 21 candidates · See every 1912 U.S. House race

Who won the 1912 Pennsylvania U.S. House At-large Election?

John Morin won the 1912 Pennsylvania U.S. House At-large Election. John Morin received 618,537 popular votes (1.06%). The main challenger was Chas Percival Shaw (8.26%).

See the full head-to-head between Morin and Shaw

Shaw +0.1 pts · led by 5,166 votes
John MorinBull MooseWINNER1.06%
618,537 votes
Fred LewisRoosevelt ProgressiveWINNER0.62%
607,702 votes
Anderson WaltersRoosevelt ProgressiveWINNER0.61%
608,709 votes
Arthur RupleyRoosevelt ProgressiveWINNER0.6%
606,709 votes
Chas Percival ShawDemocratic8.26%
357,562 votes
James McLeanDemocratic8.14%
352,396 votes
Joseph HowleyDemocratic8.01%
346,814 votes
E E GreenawaltDemocratic7.93%
343,163 votes
John W SlaytonSocialist1.89%
81,785 votes
B G ParkerSocialist1.87%
81,125 votes
Charles W ErwinSocialist1.87%
80,808 votes
E S MusserSocialist1.85%
80,247 votes
Howard R SheppardKeystone0.5%
21,553 votes
James L McKeeProhibition0.49%
21,074 votes
J B GillProhibition0.47%
20,465 votes
Howard J ForceProhibition0.47%
20,284 votes
Thomas H HamiltonProhibition0.47%
20,213 votes
Henry Garrett VKeystone0.46%
20,088 votes
Chas A HawkinsKeystone0.46%
19,701 votes
Daniel W SimkinsKeystone0.44%
18,961 votes
William H ThomasIndustrialist0.02%
1,081 votes
Popular-vote totals for this U.S. House election come from the Constituency-Level Elections Archive (CLEA) and the official public record.

Data last verified September 25, 2026.