1930 Kansas U.S. Senate Special
Who won the 1930 Kansas U.S. Senate Special?
George McGill won the 1930 Kansas U.S. Senate Special. George McGill received 288,889 popular votes (50.03%). The main challenger was Henry J. Allen (47.95%).
See the full head-to-head between McGill and Allen
McGill +2.1 pts · won by 12,056 votes
288,889 votes
276,833 votes
Other candidates received the remaining 2.0% of the popular vote; only the leading candidates are individually recorded for this election.
A special election fills a Senate seat that came open mid-term. Popular-vote totals for this U.S. Senate election come from the Constituency-Level Elections Archive (CLEA) and the official public record.