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Election 1932 Results

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1932 US Senate election in Wisconsin

F. Ryan Duffy (Democrat) beat John B. Chapple (Republican) in Wisconsin in 1932, 57.0% to 36.2%, a margin of 20.8 points and 222,568 votes.

Wisconsin changed party: in 1926 it went Republican, for John J. Blaine.

Democrats led in 60 of the 71 counties as they stood then and Republicans in 11. The largest, Milwaukee, cast 253,566 votes and went to the Democrat by 29.6 points. The closest was Vilas, where 33 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Senate

CandidatePartyVotesShare
F. Ryan Duffy won Democratic 610,236 57.0%
John B. Chapple Republican 387,668 36.2%
Emil Seidel Socialist 65,807 6.1%
All other candidates 7,354 0.7%
Total1,071,065

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Milwaukee 138,411 54.6% 63,279 25.0% 51,876 253,566 D+29.6
Dane 27,280 59.5% 17,513 38.2% 1,055 45,848 D+21.3
Racine 17,201 53.0% 12,524 38.6% 2,729 32,454 D+14.4
Rock 11,104 37.8% 17,725 60.4% 508 29,337 R+22.6
Winnebago 14,845 53.3% 12,331 44.3% 673 27,849 D+9.0
Sheboygan 15,479 59.2% 9,567 36.6% 1,110 26,156 D+22.6
Brown 16,881 65.7% 8,351 32.5% 476 25,708 D+33.2
Fond Du Lac 16,024 65.0% 8,239 33.4% 404 24,667 D+31.6
Outagamie 14,323 58.7% 9,682 39.7% 399 24,404 D+19.0
Marathon 16,118 67.3% 7,173 29.9% 672 23,963 D+37.3
Kenosha 12,234 53.6% 8,332 36.5% 2,251 22,817 D+17.1
Waukesha 11,800 53.4% 9,712 44.0% 576 22,088 D+9.5
Dodge 14,991 72.6% 5,336 25.9% 311 20,638 D+46.8
La Crosse 11,225 55.3% 8,928 44.0% 132 20,285 D+11.3
Manitowoc 14,077 70.4% 5,473 27.4% 454 20,004 D+43.0
Douglas 8,992 51.6% 7,688 44.1% 760 17,440 D+7.5
Jefferson 10,755 66.6% 5,234 32.4% 150 16,139 D+34.2
Grant 8,456 55.3% 6,633 43.4% 198 15,287 D+11.9
Walworth 5,498 37.9% 8,855 61.1% 136 14,489 R+23.2
Eau Claire 6,277 43.4% 8,030 55.5% 164 14,471 R+12.1
Waupaca 7,266 55.6% 5,524 42.3% 269 13,059 D+13.3
Columbia 7,698 59.4% 5,142 39.7% 124 12,964 D+19.7
Wood 7,834 60.6% 4,821 37.3% 271 12,926 D+23.3
Chippewa 7,248 56.2% 5,518 42.8% 131 12,897 D+13.4
Sauk 6,942 56.3% 5,235 42.4% 158 12,335 D+13.8
Portage 8,162 66.5% 3,997 32.6% 117 12,276 D+33.9
Marinette 5,288 45.8% 5,913 51.2% 345 11,546 R+5.4
Clark 6,803 61.9% 3,797 34.6% 388 10,988 D+27.4
Barron 6,896 62.8% 3,838 34.9% 249 10,983 D+27.8
Washington 7,719 72.9% 2,688 25.4% 175 10,582 D+47.5
Shawano 6,693 66.5% 3,061 30.4% 314 10,068 D+36.1
St. Croix 5,591 56.5% 4,099 41.4% 209 9,899 D+15.1
Monroe 5,509 58.7% 3,743 39.9% 130 9,382 D+18.8
Oconto 5,555 59.9% 3,617 39.0% 95 9,267 D+20.9
Polk 4,670 53.7% 3,799 43.7% 225 8,694 D+10.0
Vernon 4,903 57.3% 3,553 41.6% 95 8,551 D+15.8
Langlade 5,620 66.3% 2,702 31.9% 151 8,473 D+34.4
Ashland 5,477 64.7% 2,847 33.6% 143 8,467 D+31.1
Lincoln 4,896 60.0% 3,107 38.1% 151 8,154 D+21.9
Green 4,339 53.2% 3,683 45.2% 127 8,149 D+8.1
Dunn 3,828 47.4% 4,111 50.9% 134 8,073 R+3.5
Trempealeau 4,835 60.3% 3,124 38.9% 65 8,024 D+21.3
Lafayette 4,386 55.7% 3,419 43.4% 67 7,872 D+12.3
Iowa 4,164 54.3% 3,428 44.7% 77 7,669 D+9.6
Richland 3,270 45.4% 3,826 53.1% 108 7,204 R+7.7
Pierce 3,134 43.8% 3,690 51.6% 325 7,149 R+7.8
Ozaukee 4,854 73.4% 1,597 24.2% 160 6,611 D+49.3
Calumet 4,994 76.2% 1,472 22.5% 87 6,553 D+53.7
Oneida 4,029 62.5% 2,169 33.6% 251 6,449 D+28.8
Crawford 4,088 63.8% 2,272 35.5% 43 6,403 D+28.4
Green Lake 3,692 58.6% 2,541 40.4% 64 6,297 D+18.3
Price 3,632 58.7% 2,278 36.8% 278 6,188 D+21.9
Juneau 3,277 54.8% 2,593 43.4% 111 5,981 D+11.4
Door 2,707 45.3% 3,167 53.0% 103 5,977 R+7.7
Taylor 3,563 62.9% 1,402 24.7% 701 5,666 D+38.1
Kewaunee 4,039 73.3% 1,426 25.9% 45 5,510 D+47.4
Waushara 2,651 48.7% 2,713 49.9% 76 5,440 R+1.1
Jackson 3,014 57.1% 2,165 41.0% 97 5,276 D+16.1
Bayfield 2,792 54.4% 2,087 40.7% 252 5,131 D+13.7
Rusk 2,690 53.1% 2,167 42.8% 207 5,064 D+10.3
Buffalo 2,377 53.0% 2,074 46.2% 36 4,487 D+6.8
Washburn 2,169 55.7% 1,587 40.7% 141 3,897 D+14.9
Marquette 2,052 55.3% 1,635 44.1% 22 3,709 D+11.2
Sawyer 2,018 59.3% 1,289 37.9% 95 3,402 D+21.4
Burnett 1,933 57.3% 1,339 39.7% 103 3,375 D+17.6
Forest 2,160 69.0% 921 29.4% 48 3,129 D+39.6
Vilas 1,464 47.3% 1,497 48.4% 132 3,093 R+1.1
Iron 1,640 53.1% 1,251 40.5% 195 3,086 D+12.6
Pepin 1,530 53.9% 1,270 44.8% 36 2,836 D+9.2
Adams 1,452 56.3% 1,071 41.5% 56 2,579 D+14.8
Florence 722 45.2% 798 50.0% 76 1,596 R+4.8

Counties as they stood in 1932; some have since been split, merged or renamed. Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Wisconsin Senate elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2024 Tammy Baldwin (D) D+0.8
2022 Ron Johnson (R) R+1.0
2018 Tammy Baldwin (D) D+10.8
2016 Ron Johnson (R) R+3.4
2012 Tammy Baldwin (D) D+5.5
2010 Ron Johnson (R) R+4.8
2006 Herb Kohl (D) D+37.8
2004 Russel D. Feingold (D) D+11.2
2000 Herb Kohl (D) D+24.5
1998 Russell D. Feingold (D) D+2.1
1994 Herb Kohl (D) D+17.6
1992 Russell D. Feingold (D) D+6.6
1988 Herbert H. Kohl (D) D+4.5
1986 Robert W. Kasten Jr. (R) R+3.5
1982 William Proxmire (D) D+29.5
1980 Robert W. Kasten Jr. (R) R+1.9
1976 William Proxmire (D) D+45.6
1974 Gaylord Nelson (D) D+26.0
1970 William Proxmire (D) D+42.4
1968 Gaylord Nelson (D) D+23.4
1964 William Proxmire (D) D+6.7
1962 Gaylord Nelson (D) D+5.4
1958 William Proxmire (D) D+14.4
1956 Alexander Wiley (R) R+17.4
1952 Joseph McCarthy (R) R+8.7
1950 Alexander Wiley (R) R+7.1
1946 Joseph McCarthy (R) R+23.9
1944 Alexander Wiley (R) R+7.7
1940 Robert M. La Follette Jr. (other)
1938 Alexander Wiley (R) R+20.4
1934 Robert M. La Follette Jr. (other)
1932 F. Ryan Duffy (D) D+20.8
1928 Robert La Follette Jr. (R) R+85.6
1926 John J. Blaine (R) R+42.7
1922 Robert La Follette Sr. (R) R+64.1
1920 Irvine L. Lenroot (R) R+28.4
1916 Robert La Follette Sr. (R) R+27.3
1914 Paul O. Husting (D) D+0.3