1914 Pennsylvania U.S. House At-large Election

Pennsylvania · 28 candidates · See every 1914 U.S. House race

Who won the 1914 Pennsylvania U.S. House At-large Election?

Thomas Crago won the 1914 Pennsylvania U.S. House At-large Election. Thomas Crago received 505,405 popular votes (11.83%). The main challenger was Mahlon Garland (11.69%).

See the full head-to-head between Crago and Garland

Crago +0.1 pts · won by 6,506 votes
505,405 votes
498,899 votes
John ScottPersonal LibertyWINNER0.44%
504,973 votes
Daniel LafeanPersonal LibertyWINNER0.43%
493,180 votes
281,154 votes
272,829 votes
Arthur RupleyWashington3.69%
185,553 votes
Warren L HaydenSocialist1.07%
43,932 votes
W S Greely KingSocialist1.05%
43,188 votes
D O CoughlinSocialist1.05%
43,148 votes
Charles SehlSocialist1.02%
42,048 votes
William HartProhibition0.67%
27,561 votes
PattonProhibition0.66%
27,038 votes
L A SmithProhibition0.63%
26,075 votes
B R PikeProhibition0.6%
24,709 votes
William C MitchellRoosevelt Progressive0.27%
193,106 votes
J WatsonRoosevelt Progressive0.24%
180,744 votes
Anderson WaltersWashington0.09%
185,028 votes
Joseph B HoltzKeystone0.04%
1,462 votes
Howard S WelkerKeystone0.03%
1,387 votes
Albert W BinzKeystone0.03%
1,343 votes
Hiram H FisherIndustrialist0.03%
1,124 votes
John LipsettKeystone0.03%
1,080 votes
Charles W ErwinIndustrialist0.02%
759 votes
Charles DurnerIndustrialist0.02%
638 votes
H G MeinelIndustrialist0.01%
558 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.