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1974 US Senate election in New Hampshire

John A. Durkin (Democrat) took office in New Hampshire in 1974 although Louis C. Wyman won more votes, 49.7% to 49.7%. The Senate declared the seat vacant after the disputed count, and John A. Durkin won the September 1975 rerun.

New Hampshire changed party: in 1968 it went Republican, for Norris Cotton.

Democrats led in 6 of the 10 counties as they stood then and Republicans in 4. The largest, Hillsborough, cast 67,486 votes and went to the Democrat by 3.9 points. The closest was Merrimack, where 80 votes separated the two parties.

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Senate

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Louis C. Wyman Republican 110,926 49.7%
John A. Durkin won Democratic 110,924 49.7%
All other candidates 1,513 0.7%
Total223,363

The Senate declared the seat vacant after the disputed count, and John A. Durkin won the September 1975 rerun.

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Hillsborough 34,742 51.5% 32,116 47.6% 628 67,486 D+3.9
Rockingham 18,802 46.0% 21,814 53.4% 264 40,880 R+7.4
Merrimack 13,250 49.9% 13,170 49.6% 148 26,568 D+0.3
Strafford 11,423 56.4% 8,772 43.3% 54 20,249 D+13.1
Grafton 6,551 41.3% 9,165 57.8% 143 15,859 R+16.5
Cheshire 8,149 56.0% 6,337 43.5% 66 14,552 D+12.5
Belknap 5,105 45.4% 6,080 54.1% 50 11,235 R+8.7
Coos 5,603 55.4% 4,444 44.0% 58 10,105 D+11.5
Sullivan 5,087 56.7% 3,862 43.0% 23 8,972 D+13.7
Carroll 2,212 29.7% 5,166 69.3% 79 7,457 R+39.6

Counties as they stood in 1974; 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 Hampshire Senate elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2022 Maggie Hassan (D) D+9.1
2020 Jeanne Shaheen (D) D+15.6
2016 Maggie Hassan (D) D+0.1
2014 Jeanne Shaheen (D) D+3.2
2010 Kelly Ayotte (R) R+23.2
2008 Jeanne Shaheen (D) D+6.3
2004 Judd Gregg (R) R+32.5
2002 John Sununu (R) R+4.4
1998 Judd Gregg (R) R+39.6
1996 Bob Smith (R) R+3.0
1992 Judd Gregg (R) R+2.8
1990 Robert C. Smith (R) R+33.8
1986 Warren B. Rudman (R) R+30.6
1984 Gordon J. Humphrey (R) R+17.8
1980 Warren Rudman (R) R+4.3
1978 Gordon J. Humphrey (R) R+2.2
1974 John A. Durkin (D) level
1972 Thomas J. McIntyre (D) D+13.8
1968 Norris Cotton (R) R+18.6
1966 Thomas McIntyre (D) D+8.1
1962 Norris Cotton (R) R+19.4
1960 Styles Bridges (R) R+20.7
1956 Norris Cotton (R) R+28.1
1954 Styles Bridges (R) R+20.4
1950 Charles W. Tobey (R) R+17.8
1948 Styles Bridges (R) R+17.0
1944 Charles W. Tobey (R) R+1.9
1942 Styles Bridges (R) R+9.2
1938 Charles W. Tobey (R) R+8.5
1936 Styles Bridges (R) R+4.2
1932 Fred H. Brown (D) D+1.1
1930 Henry W. Keyes (R) R+16.0
1926 George H. Moses (R) R+24.6
1924 Henry W. Keyes (R) R+19.5
1920 George H. Moses (R) R+16.1
1918 Henry W. Keyes (R) R+7.1
1914 Jacob Gallinger (R) R+7.0