The Political Graveyard: Michigan: Lieutenant Governors, 1930s

Michigan: Lieutenant Governors, 1930s

Lieutenant Governors of Michigan, 1930-39 (may be incomplete!)
Luren D. Dickinson 1927-32 Allen E. Stebbins 1933-34 Thomas Read 1935-36 Leo J. Nowicki 1937-38 Luren D. Dickinson 1939

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Lieutenant Governors of Michigan: Events and Candidates of the 1930's (may be incomplete!)

1930 Sep 9: Frank J. Sawyer (Dem), nominated unopposed.
1930 Sep 9: Luren D. Dickinson (Rep), nominated; Thomas Read (Rep), defeated in primary; Fred M. Breen (Rep), defeated in primary; Ethan M. Thompson (Rep), defeated in primary.
1930 Sep 9: Ida S. Wilson (Socialist), nominated unopposed.
1930 Sep 9: Benjamin A. Faulkner (Workers), nominated unopposed.
1930 Sep 9: Norman Wager (Prohibition), nominated unopposed.
1930 Nov 4: Luren D. Dickinson (Rep), elected; Frank J. Sawyer (Dem), defeated; Benjamin A. Faulkner (Workers), defeated; Ida S. Wilson (Socialist), defeated; Norman Wager (Prohibition), defeated.
1932: Charles A. Sink (Rep), defeated in primary; Virgil A. Fitch (Rep), defeated in primary.
1932: Elroy M. Loose (Prohibition), defeated; Luren D. Dickinson (Rep), defeated.
1934 Sep 11: Allen E. Stebbins (Dem), nominated; John T. Bailey (Dem), defeated in primary; Patrick H. Kane (Dem), defeated in primary.
1934 Sep 11: Thomas Read (Rep), nominated; Fred R. Ming (Rep), defeated in primary; Ernest T. Conlon (Rep), defeated in primary.
1934 Nov 6: Thomas Read (Rep), elected; Allen E. Stebbins (Dem), defeated; Roy E. Mathews (Socialist), defeated; John Maki (Communist), defeated; C. C. Willett (Farmer-Labor), defeated; Richard A. O'Brien (Socialist Labor), defeated; Maurice C. Latta (Commonwealth), defeated; George W. Starkweather (People's Progressive), defeated; Cliffie D. Willis (National), defeated; Walter A. Woods (American), defeated.
1936 Sep 15: Leo J. Nowicki (Dem), nominated; Leon D. Case (Dem), defeated in primary; Charles F. Hemans (Dem), defeated in primary; Henry C. Glasner (Dem), defeated in primary.
1936 Sep 15: Luren D. Dickinson (Rep), nominated; Thomas Read (Rep), defeated in primary.
1936 Nov 3: Leo J. Nowicki (Dem), elected; Luren D. Dickinson (Rep), defeated; Nahum Burnett (Socialist), defeated; Wesley Ried (Farmer-Labor), defeated; Frank Sykes (Communist), defeated; James C. Horvath (Socialist Labor), defeated; Frank E. Ellsworth (American), defeated.
1938 Sep 13: Leo J. Nowicki (Dem), nominated; George A. Schroeder (Dem), defeated in primary.
1938 Sep 13: Luren D. Dickinson (Rep), nominated; Thomas Read (Rep), defeated in primary; Arthur F. Moore (Rep), defeated in primary; Joseph A. Powers (Rep), defeated in primary; Edward W. Fehling (Rep), defeated in primary; Horace T. Barnaby (Rep), defeated in primary.
1938 Nov 8: Luren D. Dickinson (Rep), elected; Leo J. Nowicki (Dem), defeated; Kermit Johnson (Socialist), defeated; Frank J. Sawyer (Constitutional Democratic), defeated; Anthony Koss (Socialist Labor), defeated; Charles E. Shaver (Square Deal), defeated; Blanche Winters (American), defeated; Elroy M. Loose (Commonwealth), defeated; Roy Dent (Protestants United), defeated.

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