From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The 6th Iowan Congressional District was eliminated for the 1992 election, leaving Iowa with five congressional districts. It represented the northwestern part of the state.
[edit] General election history
Year [1] |
Party Affiliation |
Winner |
Number of Votes |
Party Affiliation |
Loser |
Number of Votes |
Percentage of Votes |
1920 |
Republican |
C. William Ramseyer |
41,644 |
Democratic |
O.P. Meyers |
21,538 |
66% - 34% |
1922 |
Republican |
C. William Ramseyer |
28,702 |
Democratic |
James E. Craven |
17,489 |
62% - 38% |
1924 |
Republican |
C. William Ramseyer |
42,843 |
Democratic |
James V. Curran |
19,028 |
69% - 31% |
1926 |
Republican |
C. William Ramseyer |
27,967 |
Democratic |
W.L. Etter |
14,193 |
66% - 34% |
1928 |
Republican |
C. William Ramseyer |
43,259 |
Democratic |
C. Ver Ploeg |
23,065 |
65% - 35% |
1930 |
Republican |
C. William Ramseyer |
25,875 |
Democratic |
S.F. McConnell |
16,811 |
61% - 39% |
1932 |
Republican |
Cassius C. Dowell |
56,962 |
Democratic |
Charles S. Cooter |
43,891 |
56% - 44% |
1934 |
Democratic |
Hubert Utterback |
50,828 |
Republican |
Cassius C. Dowell |
46,074 |
52% - 47% |
1936 |
Republican |
Cassius C. Dowell |
63,026 |
Democratic |
Harry B. Dunlap |
55,975 |
52% - 46% |
1938 |
Republican |
Cassius C. Dowell |
53,505 |
Democratic |
Hubert Utterback |
37,056 |
58% - 41% |
1940 |
Republican |
Paul H. Cunningham |
70,707 |
Democratic |
E. Frank Cox |
64,314 |
52% - 48% |
1942 |
Republican |
Fred C. Gilchrist |
46,843 |
Democratic |
Edward Breen |
30,802 |
60% - 40% |
1944 |
Republican |
James I. Dolliver |
60,153 |
Democratic |
Charles Hanna |
40,098 |
59% - 39% |
1946 |
Republican |
James I. Dolliver |
40,640 |
Democratic |
Oscar E. Johnson |
23,422 |
63% - 37% |
1948 |
Republican |
James I. Dolliver |
55,641 |
Democratic |
James E. Irwin |
44,002 |
56% - 44% |
1950 |
Republican |
James I. Dolliver |
56,982 |
Democratic |
Maurice O'Reilly |
30,877 |
64% - 35% |
1952 |
Republican |
James I. Dolliver |
86,842 |
Democratic |
Francis G. Cutler |
39,245 |
69% - 31% |
1954 |
Republican |
James I. Dolliver |
53,457 |
Democratic |
Lumund F. Wilcox |
35,137 |
60% - 40% |
1956 |
Democratic |
Merwin Coad |
64,625 |
Republican |
James I. Dolliver |
64,427 |
50.1% - 49.9% |
1958 |
Democratic |
Merwin Coad |
57,491 |
Republican |
Robert E. Waggoner |
41,204 |
58% - 42% |
1960 |
Democratic |
Merwin Coad |
70,353 |
Republican |
Curtis G. Reihm |
60,834 |
54% - 46% |
1962 |
Republican |
Charles B. Hoeven |
66,940 |
Democratic |
Donaled W. Murray |
47,524 |
58% - 42% |
1964 |
Democratic |
Stanley L. Greigg |
86,323 |
Republican |
Howard N. Sokol |
75,478 |
53% - 46% |
1966 |
Republican |
Wiley Mayne |
73,274 |
Democratic |
Stanley L. Greigg |
53,917 |
57% - 42% |
1968 |
Republican |
Wiley Mayne |
100,802 |
Democratic |
Jerry O. Sullivan |
54,171 |
65% - 35% |
1970 |
Republican |
Wiley Mayne |
100,802 |
N/A |
N/A |
1 |
99% - 1% |
1972 |
Republican |
Wiley Mayne |
103,284 |
Democratic |
Berkley Bedell |
93,574 |
52% - 48% |
1974 |
Democratic |
Berkley Bedell |
86,315 |
Republican |
Wiley Mayne |
71,695 |
55% - 45% |
1976 |
Democratic |
Berkley Bedell |
133,507 |
Republican |
Joanne D. Soper |
62,292 |
67% - 31% |
1978 |
Democratic |
Berkley Bedell |
87,139 |
Republican |
Willis Edgar Junker |
44,320 |
66% - 34% |
1980 |
Democratic |
Berkley Bedell |
129,460 |
Republican |
Clarence S. Carney |
71,866 |
64% - 36% |
1982 |
Democratic |
Berkley Bedell |
101,690 |
Republican |
Al Bremer |
56,487 |
64% - 36% |
1984 |
Democratic |
Berkley Bedell |
127,706 |
Republican |
Darrel Rensink |
78,182 |
62% - 38% |
1986 |
Republican |
Fred Grandy |
81,861 |
Democratic |
Clayton Hodgson |
78,807 |
51% - 49% |
1988 |
Republican |
Fred Grandy |
125,859 |
Democratic |
Dave O'Brien |
69,614 |
64% - 36% |
1990 |
Republican |
Fred Grandy |
112,333 |
Democratic |
Mike D. Earll |
44,063 |
72% - 28% |
[edit] See also