The Political Graveyard: Michigan: Lieutenant Governors, 1910s

Michigan: Lieutenant Governors, 1910s

Lieutenant Governors of Michigan, 1910-19 (may be incomplete!)
Patrick H. Kelley 1907-10 John Q. Ross 1911-14 Luren D. Dickinson 1915-20

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Lieutenant Governors of Michigan: Events and Candidates of the 1910's (may be incomplete!)

1910 Nov 8: John Q. Ross (Rep), elected; Stephen D. Williams (Dem), defeated; Gerrit Masselink (Prohibition), defeated; Benjamin V. Lawrence (Socialist), defeated; Shepard B. Cowles (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1912: James W. Helme, Jr. (Dem), defeated; William D. Gordon (Progressive), defeated.
1914 Nov 3: Luren D. Dickinson (Rep), elected; Emmet L. Beach (Dem), defeated; James N. McBride (Progressive), defeated; Edward A. Kosten (Socialist), defeated; Harry C. Doane (Prohibition), defeated.
1916 Aug 29: John P. Kirk (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1916 Aug 29: Luren D. Dickinson (Rep), nominated; David E. Heineman (Rep), defeated in primary; William D. Gordon (Rep), defeated in primary; Frank P. Bohn (Rep), defeated in primary; Robert Y. Ogg (Rep), defeated in primary.
1916 Aug 29: Thomas H. Coxe (Socialist), nominated unopposed.
1916 Aug 29: John F. Eesley (Prohibition), nominated unopposed.
1916 Aug 29: James H. Hunt (Socialist Labor), nominated unopposed.
1916 Nov 7: Luren D. Dickinson (Rep), elected; John S. Smith (Dem), defeated; Thomas H. Coxe (Socialist), defeated; John F. Eesley (Prohibition), defeated; James H. Hunt (Socialist Labor), defeated; Charles H. Coxe (Progressive), defeated.
1918 Aug 25: Ewart L. Gardiner (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1918 Aug 25: Luren D. Dickinson (Rep), nominated; David E. Heineman (Rep), defeated in primary.
1918 Aug 25: Harvey A. Hedden (Socialist), nominated unopposed.
1918 Aug 25: John Y. Johnston (Prohibition), nominated unopposed.
1918 Aug 25: James M. Lee (Socialist Labor), nominated unopposed.
1918 Nov 5: Luren D. Dickinson (Rep), elected; Ewart L. Gardiner (Dem), defeated; Harvey A. Hedden (Socialist), defeated; John Y. Johnston (Prohibition), defeated; James M. Lee (Socialist Labor), defeated.

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