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Election 1952 Results

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1952 US Senate election in Indiana

William E. Jenner (Republican) beat Henry F. Schricker (Democrat) in Indiana in 1952, 52.4% to 46.8%, a margin of 5.6 points and 109,436 votes.

The Republican hold continued from 1946, when William E. Jenner also won.

Republicans led in 63 of the 92 counties as they stood then and Democrats in 29. The largest, Marion, cast 270,680 votes and went to the Republican by 9.0 points. The closest was Pike, where 1 vote 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
William E. Jenner won Republican 1,020,605 52.4%
Henry F. Schricker Democratic 911,169 46.8%
All other candidates 14,344 0.7%
Total1,946,118

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Marion 122,648 45.3% 146,944 54.3% 1,088 270,680 R+9.0
Lake 95,079 57.5% 69,457 42.0% 957 165,493 D+15.5
St. Joseph 57,904 53.9% 48,676 45.3% 789 107,369 D+8.6
Allen 31,875 38.6% 50,290 60.8% 503 82,668 R+22.3
Vanderburgh 35,669 49.5% 35,893 49.8% 444 72,006 R+0.3
Madison 27,933 51.4% 25,910 47.7% 478 54,321 D+3.7
Vigo 28,126 54.3% 23,479 45.3% 208 51,813 D+9.0
Delaware 20,285 46.6% 22,646 52.1% 560 43,491 R+5.4
Elkhart 15,207 40.3% 21,988 58.2% 581 37,776 R+18.0
La Porte 17,689 47.1% 19,748 52.6% 118 37,555 R+5.5
Tippecanoe 11,730 35.4% 21,291 64.2% 123 33,144 R+28.8
Wayne 13,508 42.3% 18,145 56.8% 285 31,938 R+14.5
Howard 14,863 52.4% 13,202 46.6% 295 28,360 D+5.9
Grant 12,065 43.3% 15,227 54.6% 572 27,864 R+11.3
Henry 9,324 40.8% 13,213 57.8% 304 22,841 R+17.0
Clark 12,363 54.2% 10,345 45.3% 110 22,818 D+8.8
Knox 10,320 46.6% 11,724 52.9% 104 22,148 R+6.3
Floyd 11,287 51.1% 10,669 48.3% 133 22,089 D+2.8
Cass 9,636 47.4% 10,612 52.2% 79 20,327 R+4.8
Monroe 9,307 46.8% 10,462 52.6% 106 19,875 R+5.8
Bartholomew 9,098 46.8% 10,164 52.3% 183 19,445 R+5.5
Porter 7,258 38.4% 11,569 61.3% 56 18,883 R+22.8
Lawrence 6,775 38.6% 10,694 60.9% 104 17,573 R+22.3
Gibson 8,627 51.1% 8,098 48.0% 148 16,873 D+3.1
Huntington 7,087 42.3% 9,444 56.3% 232 16,763 R+14.1
Clinton 7,409 44.5% 9,085 54.5% 173 16,667 R+10.1
Kosciusko 6,067 36.5% 10,188 61.2% 383 16,638 R+24.8
Greene 8,139 50.6% 7,838 48.7% 117 16,094 D+1.9
Montgomery 6,239 39.0% 9,698 60.6% 75 16,012 R+21.6
Marshall 7,031 44.6% 8,524 54.1% 197 15,752 R+9.5
Shelby 7,659 49.2% 7,769 49.9% 148 15,576 R+0.7
Miami 7,230 46.4% 8,212 52.8% 124 15,566 R+6.3
Hamilton 5,690 36.7% 9,706 62.5% 123 15,519 R+25.9
Johnson 7,048 46.3% 8,138 53.4% 47 15,233 R+7.2
Wabash 5,561 38.1% 8,801 60.3% 238 14,600 R+22.2
Hendricks 5,618 38.6% 8,855 60.8% 86 14,559 R+22.2
Jackson 7,239 49.8% 7,215 49.7% 72 14,526 D+0.2
Randolph 5,276 38.0% 8,284 59.6% 338 13,898 R+21.6
Daviess 5,860 42.9% 7,745 56.6% 69 13,674 R+13.8
Boone 5,722 41.9% 7,875 57.6% 68 13,665 R+15.8
De Kalb 5,240 39.0% 7,875 58.7% 312 13,427 R+19.6
Clay 6,665 50.5% 6,409 48.5% 129 13,203 D+1.9
Morgan 5,459 41.8% 7,541 57.7% 60 13,060 R+15.9
Sullivan 7,517 58.5% 5,243 40.8% 82 12,842 D+17.7
Dearborn 6,717 52.6% 6,029 47.2% 30 12,776 D+5.4
Noble 5,134 41.2% 7,175 57.6% 149 12,458 R+16.4
Jay 5,340 43.8% 6,656 54.5% 208 12,204 R+10.8
Fayette 5,670 46.5% 6,428 52.8% 86 12,184 R+6.2
Dubois 6,675 55.9% 5,250 43.9% 23 11,948 D+11.9
Hancock 5,350 46.4% 6,070 52.7% 104 11,524 R+6.2
Putnam 5,318 47.8% 5,794 52.0% 23 11,135 R+4.3
Vermillion 6,056 55.1% 4,884 44.5% 44 10,984 D+10.7
Warrick 5,442 51.0% 5,222 48.9% 17 10,681 D+2.1
Ripley 4,791 44.9% 5,847 54.8% 37 10,675 R+9.9
Jefferson 4,640 44.6% 5,737 55.1% 35 10,412 R+10.5
Adams 5,166 50.0% 4,984 48.2% 182 10,332 D+1.8
Rush 4,014 39.0% 6,217 60.4% 59 10,290 R+21.4
Fountain 4,322 42.8% 5,748 56.9% 28 10,098 R+14.1
White 4,070 40.7% 5,906 59.0% 35 10,011 R+18.3
Decatur 4,022 40.5% 5,857 58.9% 62 9,941 R+18.5
Whitley 4,418 45.6% 5,187 53.5% 87 9,692 R+7.9
Wells 4,704 49.1% 4,667 48.7% 217 9,588 D+0.4
Harrison 4,671 50.1% 4,537 48.7% 111 9,319 D+1.4
Carroll 3,940 43.1% 5,159 56.4% 45 9,144 R+13.3
Fulton 3,543 38.8% 5,501 60.2% 99 9,143 R+21.4
Posey 4,594 50.9% 4,381 48.5% 57 9,032 D+2.4
Spencer 3,716 41.6% 5,178 57.9% 42 8,936 R+16.4
Orange 3,629 40.8% 5,206 58.6% 54 8,889 R+17.7
Perry 4,464 51.1% 4,263 48.8% 17 8,744 D+2.3
Tipton 3,911 44.9% 4,719 54.2% 73 8,703 R+9.3
Washington 4,229 48.9% 4,398 50.8% 29 8,656 R+2.0
Parke 4,005 46.5% 4,575 53.1% 33 8,613 R+6.6
Starke 4,209 51.5% 3,928 48.1% 33 8,170 D+3.4
Pike 3,863 49.4% 3,864 49.4% 89 7,816 level
Jasper 2,616 34.3% 4,991 65.4% 26 7,633 R+31.1
Jennings 3,080 42.4% 4,147 57.0% 44 7,271 R+14.7
Steuben 2,252 31.2% 4,910 68.0% 60 7,222 R+36.8
Franklin 3,086 43.2% 4,027 56.4% 29 7,142 R+13.2
Blackford 3,472 49.5% 3,419 48.7% 130 7,021 D+0.8
Pulaski 2,706 42.7% 3,518 55.5% 116 6,340 R+12.8
Owen 2,871 45.4% 3,401 53.8% 53 6,325 R+8.4
Scott 3,158 53.4% 2,722 46.0% 38 5,918 D+7.4
Benton 2,292 38.9% 3,585 60.8% 17 5,894 R+21.9
Lagrange 1,923 35.0% 3,475 63.2% 104 5,502 R+28.2
Newton 1,580 29.2% 3,800 70.3% 28 5,408 R+41.1
Martin 2,844 53.4% 2,461 46.2% 18 5,323 D+7.2
Crawford 2,621 49.6% 2,591 49.0% 73 5,285 D+0.6
Warren 1,511 33.9% 2,928 65.7% 15 4,454 R+31.8
Switzerland 2,334 54.9% 1,890 44.4% 29 4,253 D+10.4
Union 1,163 36.5% 2,005 63.0% 16 3,184 R+26.4
Brown 1,492 51.4% 1,377 47.5% 31 2,900 D+4.0
Ohio 1,213 52.3% 1,100 47.4% 8 2,321 D+4.9

Counties as they stood in 1952; 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.

Indiana Senate elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2024 Jim Banks (R) R+19.9
2022 Todd Young (R) R+20.7
2018 Mike Braun (R) R+5.9
2016 Todd Young (R) R+9.7
2012 Joe Donnelly (D) D+5.8
2010 Dan Coats (R) R+14.6
2006 Richard Lugar (R) R+87.4
2004 Evan Bayh (D) D+24.4
2000 Richard G. Lugar (R) R+34.7
1998 Evan Bayh (D) D+28.9
1994 Richard G. Lugar (R) R+36.9
1992 Dan Coats (R) R+16.6
1988 Richard G. Lugar (R) R+36.3
1986 Dan Quayle (R) R+22.1
1982 Richard G. Lugar (R) R+8.2
1980 Dan Quayle (R) R+7.6
1976 Richard G. Lugar (R) R+18.8
1974 Birch Bayh (D) D+4.3
1970 R. Vance Hartke (D) D+0.2
1968 Birch Bayh (D) D+3.5
1964 R. Vance Hartke (D) D+9.0
1962 Birch Bayh (D) D+0.6
1958 R. Vance Hartke (D) D+14.0
1956 Homer E. Capehart (R) R+10.8
1952 William E. Jenner (R) R+5.6
1950 Homer E. Capehart (R) R+6.5
1946 William E. Jenner (R) R+11.5
1944 Homer E. Capehart (R) R+1.3
1940 Raymond E. Willis (R) R+1.3
1938 Frederick Van Nuys (D) D+0.3
1934 Sherman Minton (D) D+4.0
1932 Frederick Van Nuys (D) D+13.6
1928 Arthur R. Robinson (R) R+11.2
1926 James E. Watson (R) R+1.1
1922 Samuel M. Ralston (D) D+3.1
1920 James E. Watson (R) R+13.4
1916 Harry S. New (R) R+1.6
1914 Benjamin F. Shively (D) D+7.0