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Election 1952 Results

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1952 US Senate election in New York

Irving M. Ives (Republican) beat John Cashmore (Democrat) in New York in 1952, 55.2% to 36.1%, a margin of 19.1 points and 1,332,198 votes.

The Republican hold continued from 1946, when Irving M. Ives also won.

Republicans led in 59 of the 62 counties as they stood then and Democrats in 3. The largest, Kings, cast 1,101,009 votes and went to the Democrat by 11.3 points. The closest was Hamilton, where 2,006 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
Irving M. Ives won Republican 3,853,934 55.2%
John Cashmore Democratic 2,521,736 36.1%
George S. Counts Liberal 489,775 7.0%
All other candidates 114,814 1.6%
Total6,980,259

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Kings 523,572 47.6% 398,611 36.2% 178,826 1,101,009 D+11.3
Queens 268,171 34.6% 431,639 55.7% 75,753 775,563 R+21.1
New York 319,852 43.1% 303,969 41.0% 118,369 742,190 D+2.1
Bronx 278,261 43.8% 234,902 37.0% 121,675 634,838 D+6.8
Erie 171,675 39.8% 251,789 58.4% 7,879 431,343 R+18.6
Nassau 106,601 24.7% 304,065 70.5% 20,382 431,048 R+45.8
Westchester 91,095 26.4% 236,266 68.4% 18,221 345,582 R+42.0
Monroe 99,412 37.3% 162,620 61.1% 4,242 266,274 R+23.7
Onondaga 58,283 32.2% 118,814 65.7% 3,701 180,798 R+33.5
Albany 72,739 47.9% 75,842 49.9% 3,430 152,011 R+2.0
Suffolk 36,697 24.2% 111,609 73.6% 3,426 151,732 R+49.4
Oneida 41,990 37.3% 68,611 61.0% 1,846 112,447 R+23.7
Niagara 31,923 35.9% 55,376 62.3% 1,572 88,871 R+26.4
Broome 22,534 25.4% 64,563 72.8% 1,559 88,656 R+47.4
Richmond 28,745 34.6% 51,953 62.5% 2,484 83,182 R+27.9
Schenectady 23,688 29.6% 54,088 67.7% 2,125 79,901 R+38.0
Rensselaer 23,957 31.3% 50,492 66.0% 2,046 76,495 R+34.7
Orange 18,583 26.3% 50,597 71.7% 1,385 70,565 R+45.4
Dutchess 17,245 26.9% 45,721 71.2% 1,216 64,182 R+44.4
Chautauqua 20,960 32.9% 41,674 65.3% 1,142 63,776 R+32.5
Ulster 14,116 27.7% 35,223 69.0% 1,688 51,027 R+41.4
Chemung 12,261 28.4% 29,822 69.1% 1,098 43,181 R+40.7
Rockland 12,538 29.8% 27,264 64.7% 2,342 42,144 R+34.9
Steuben 9,682 23.0% 31,632 75.2% 737 42,051 R+52.2
Saratoga 10,119 25.0% 29,363 72.5% 1,000 40,482 R+47.5
St. Lawrence 11,843 29.8% 27,156 68.4% 701 39,700 R+38.6
Jefferson 10,996 28.5% 27,055 70.1% 531 38,582 R+41.6
Oswego 10,018 26.3% 27,156 71.2% 951 38,125 R+45.0
Cayuga 10,801 30.1% 24,553 68.3% 570 35,924 R+38.3
Cattaraugus 9,939 28.3% 24,459 69.7% 696 35,094 R+41.4
Montgomery 11,284 35.8% 19,028 60.3% 1,218 31,530 R+24.6
Herkimer 10,118 32.1% 20,639 65.5% 745 31,502 R+33.4
Ontario 8,163 27.2% 21,435 71.4% 430 30,028 R+44.2
Wayne 5,787 20.7% 21,598 77.3% 569 27,954 R+56.6
Otsego 5,446 21.0% 20,174 77.7% 336 25,956 R+56.7
Fulton 6,564 26.2% 18,042 72.1% 411 25,017 R+45.9
Tompkins 4,808 19.6% 18,998 77.4% 732 24,538 R+57.8
Washington 5,593 23.9% 17,298 74.0% 478 23,369 R+50.1
Genesee 6,265 27.1% 16,521 71.5% 327 23,113 R+44.4
Columbia 5,645 24.5% 17,057 74.0% 351 23,053 R+49.5
Madison 4,791 21.1% 17,700 78.0% 205 22,696 R+56.9
Sullivan 6,333 28.5% 14,414 64.9% 1,457 22,204 R+36.4
Delaware 3,798 17.3% 17,915 81.8% 188 21,901 R+64.5
Clinton 7,113 32.8% 13,904 64.1% 678 21,695 R+31.3
Warren 4,711 21.8% 16,630 76.9% 287 21,628 R+55.1
Livingston 5,251 25.9% 14,717 72.7% 288 20,256 R+46.7
Allegany 3,559 17.8% 16,267 81.4% 151 19,977 R+63.6
Chenango 3,216 16.2% 16,423 82.8% 186 19,825 R+66.6
Franklin 5,805 32.1% 11,763 65.0% 539 18,107 R+32.9
Cortland 3,685 20.8% 13,871 78.1% 200 17,756 R+57.4
Greene 4,403 25.6% 12,551 72.9% 265 17,219 R+47.3
Essex 3,487 21.1% 12,610 76.4% 416 16,513 R+55.2
Putnam 4,110 26.0% 10,813 68.3% 909 15,832 R+42.3
Wyoming 3,633 23.0% 12,040 76.1% 149 15,822 R+53.1
Orleans 3,420 22.4% 11,650 76.2% 223 15,293 R+53.8
Tioga 2,868 19.4% 11,750 79.5% 166 14,784 R+60.1
Seneca 3,925 28.6% 9,459 68.9% 335 13,719 R+40.3
Schoharie 3,285 26.9% 8,702 71.3% 222 12,209 R+44.4
Lewis 2,667 26.2% 7,365 72.3% 157 10,189 R+46.1
Yates 1,607 17.0% 7,738 81.9% 105 9,450 R+64.9
Schuyler 1,605 22.3% 5,477 76.0% 128 7,210 R+53.7
Hamilton 495 16.3% 2,501 82.6% 33 3,029 R+66.2

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.

New York Senate elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2024 Kirsten Gillibrand (D) D+18.3
2022 Chuck Schumer (D) D+14.0
2018 Kirsten E. Gillibrand (D) D+34.0
2016 Chuck Schumer (D) D+43.4
2012 Kirsten Gillibrand (D) D+45.9
2010 Chuck Schumer (D) D+34.1
2006 Hillary Clinton (D) D+36.0
2004 Chuck Schumer (D) D+46.9
2000 Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) D+12.3
1998 Chuck Schumer (D) D+10.5
1994 Patrick Moynihan (D) D+13.7
1992 Alfonse D'amato (R) R+1.1
1988 Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D) D+36.0
1986 Alfonse M. D'amato (R) R+14.6
1982 Daniel P. Moynihan (D) D+30.9
1980 Al D'Amato (R) R+1.3
1976 Pat Moynihan (D) D+9.3
1974 Jacob K. Javits (R) R+7.1
1970 James L. Buckley (other)
1968 Jacob Javits (R) R+17.0
1964 Robert Kennedy (D) D+9.9
1962 Jacob Javits (R) R+17.2
1958 Kenneth Keating (R) R+2.4
1956 Jacob Javits (R) R+6.6
1952 Irving M. Ives (R) R+19.1
1950 Herbert H. Lehman (D) D+5.1
1946 Irving M. Ives (R) R+5.2
1944 Robert F. Wagner (D) D+6.4
1940 James M. Mead (D) D+7.0
1938 Robert F. Wagner (D) D+9.6
1934 Royal S. Copeland (D) D+18.5
1932 Robert F. Wagner (D) D+17.2
1928 Royal S. Copeland (D) D+1.2
1926 Robert F. Wagner (D) D+4.1
1922 Royal S. Copeland (D) D+11.6
1920 James Wadsworth Jr. (R) R+19.5
1916 William M. Calder (R) R+15.1
1914 James Wolcott Wadsworth Jr. (R) R+5.0