1930 Pennsylvania U.S. Senate Special
Who won the 1930 Pennsylvania U.S. Senate Special?
James J. Davis won the 1930 Pennsylvania U.S. Senate Special. James J. Davis received 1,462,186 popular votes (71.54%). The main challenger was Sedgwick Kistler (25.61%).
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Davis +45.9 pts · won by 938,848 votes
1,462,186 votes
523,338 votes
Other candidates received the remaining 2.8% 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.