The Political Graveyard: Michigan: State Senate, 1920s

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Michigan: State Senate, 1920s

Members of the Michigan State Senate, 1920-29 (may be incomplete!)

1st District: Walter J. Hayes 1919-24 George Defer 1927 Fred W. Harding 1929-32
2nd District: Vincent M. Brennan 1919-20 John W. Smith 1921-22 Joseph Bahorski 1923-26 Cass J. Jankowski 1927-30
3rd District: Arthur E. Wood 1919-26 Joseph Bahorski 1927-28 George Kolowich 1929-30
4th District: George M. Condon 1917-26 Arthur E. Wood 1927-32
5th District: Frederick C. Rowe 1919-20 Oscar A. Riopelle 1921-24 Ari H. Woodruff 1925-26 George M. Condon 1927-30
6th District: J. Mark Harvey 1919-20 Donald C. Osborn 1921-24 Frank S. Cummings 1925-28 James T. Upjohn 1929-34
7th District: Roy Clark 1919-22 Harry H. Whiteley 1923-24 George S. Barnard 1927-30
8th District: Bayard G. Davis 1919-22 George Leland 1923-34
9th District: James Henry 1919-25 Joseph E. Watson 1925-28 Edward L. Branson 1929-32
10th District: Charles J. DeLand 1915-20 Burney E. Brower 1921-26 Jay S. Binning 1927-32
11th District: Lyman A. Holmes 1917-20 John W. Smith 1921-24 Charles E. Greene 1925-28 Alexander Cowan 1929-32
12th District: George W. Millen 1919-20 Charles A. Sink 1921-22 Andrew B. Glaspie 1923-24 Elijah B. Howarth, Jr. 1925-26 Charles A. Sink 1927-30
13th District: Claude M. Stoddard 1919-20 Henry T. Ross 1921-24 Warren J. Hinkley 1925-26 Peter B. Lennon 1927-32
14th District: Byron P. Hicks 1919-21 Frank L. Young 1923-26
15th District: Murl H. DeFoe 1919-20 G. Elmer McArthur 1921-22 George G. Hunter 1923-26 Seth Q. Pulver 1927-28 Leon F. Miner 1929-30
16th District: Roy M. Watkins 1919-20 Eva M. Hamilton 1921-22 Charles R. Sligh 1923-24 Howard F. Baxter 1925-28 Ernest T. Conlon 1929-32
17th District: Thomas H. McNaughton 1919-24 James C. Quinlan 1925-28 James A. Skinner 1929-32
18th District: George W. Miller 1917-20 Foss O. Eldred 1921-24 Charles R. Herrick 1925-26 Harold E. Stoll 1927-28 Claude H. Stevens 1929-32
19th District: Ernest J. Bryant 1917-22 Norman B. Horton 1923-32
20th District: George B. Forrester 1917-22 Godfried Gettel 1923-26 Philip O'Connell 1927-30
21st District: Charles B. Scully 1917-20 O. G. Johnson 1921-24 David H. Butler 1925-26 Ari H. Woodruff 1927-32
22nd District: Harvey A. Penney 1917-26 Chester M. Howell 1927-32
23rd District: William M. Connelly 1919-20 Arthur J. Bolt 1921-22 William M. Connelly 1923-24 Vincent A. Martin 1925-28 Gordon F. Van Eenenaam 1929-36
24th District: William J. Bierd 1919-20 Augustus H. Gansser 1923-32
25th District: Aaron Amon 1919-22 Bernie L. Case 1923-26 Charles R. Herrick 1927-28 William F. Turner 1929-32
26th District: Charles W. Tufts 1917-22 Orville E. Atwood 1923-26 Thomas Read 1927-28 Orville E. Atwood 1929-30
27th District: William W. Smith 1917-20 Albert J. Engel 1921-22 William L. Case 1923-26 Albert J. Engel 1927-32 Seymour H. Person 1927-30
28th District: Duncan McRae 1917-22 Horatio S. Karcher 1923-28 Tony Achard 1929-30
29th District: Herbert F. Baker 1919-22 William J. Pearson 1923-26 Calvin A. Campbell 1927-33
30th District: William A. Lemire 1919-22 Frank P. Bohn 1923-26 Herbert J. Rushton 1927-32
31st District: Frank H. Vandenboom 1919-22 Walter F. Truettner 1923-28 Charles W. Richardson 1929-32
32nd District: James M. Wilcox 1917-28 Adolph F. Heidkamp 1929-36

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Members of the Michigan State Senate: Events and Candidates of the 1920's (may be incomplete!)

1st District:
- 1922 Sep 12: Walter J. Hayes (Rep), nominated; Charles Braun (Rep), defeated in primary; J. Warren Kays (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: Walter J. Hayes (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Grover C. Taylor (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: George Defer (Rep), nominated; Adelbert H. Lindley (Rep), defeated in primary; Gerald E. Schroeder (Rep), defeated in primary; James D. Ross (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: George Defer (Rep), elected; Grover C. Taylor (Dem), defeated.
- 1927 May 2: George Defer, died in office.
- 1928 Sep 4: Grover C. Taylor (Dem), nominated; Samuel Bastien (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Sep 4: Fred W. Harding (Rep), nominated; Matthew F. Callahan (Rep), defeated in primary; James G. Sipe (Rep), defeated in primary; Carl P. Roehl (Rep), defeated in primary; Leonard S. Coyne (Rep), defeated in primary; Gerald E. Schroeder (Rep), defeated in primary; Edward J. Hayes (Rep), defeated in primary; Adelbert H. Lindley (Rep), defeated in primary; Ricardo D. French (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Nov 6: Fred W. Harding (Rep), elected; Grover C. Taylor (Dem), defeated; Ida Schmidt, defeated.
2nd District:
- 1922 Sep 12: Henry A. Behrendt (Dem), nominated; John Bush (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Sep 12: Joseph Bahorski (Rep), nominated; John H. Callahan (Rep), defeated in primary; Frank V. Lutomski (Rep), defeated in primary; Herman A. Schmier (Rep), defeated in primary; James J. Comella (Rep), defeated in primary; David I. Hubar (Rep), defeated in primary; Walter Gurski (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: Joseph Bahorski (Rep), elected; Henry A. Behrendt (Dem), defeated.
- 1924: James A. Burns (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1924 Nov 4: Joseph Bahorski (Rep), elected.
- 1926 Sep 14: Ferris H. Fitch (Dem), nominated; Clark C. Hyatt (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Sep 14: Cass J. Jankowski (Rep), nominated; Harry C. Nelson (Rep), defeated in primary; Joseph G. Cass (Rep), defeated in primary; Frank G. Szymanski (Rep), defeated in primary; John J. Okray (Rep), defeated in primary; Joseph V. Lutomski (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: Cass J. Jankowski (Rep), elected; Ferris H. Fitch (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: George G. Sadowski (Dem), nominated; Anthony Makowski (Dem), defeated in primary; Leo J. Goodwin (Dem), defeated in primary; Edward G. Kemp (Dem), defeated in primary; Thomas Mulvihill (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Sep 4: Cass J. Jankowski (Rep), nominated; Archie M. Reid (Rep), defeated in primary; Walter H. Domzalski (Rep), defeated in primary; Frank H. Marschner (Rep), defeated in primary; David Russell (Rep), defeated in primary; Joseph Wolff (Rep), defeated in primary; Gene W. Reaves (Rep), defeated in primary; Joseph A. Popiel (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Nov 6: Cass J. Jankowski (Rep), elected; George G. Sadowski (Dem), defeated; Alexander Levitt (Socialist), defeated; William Suvacki, defeated.
3rd District:
- 1922 Sep 12: Howard E. Blake (Dem), nominated; Joseph Sanders (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Sep 12: Arthur E. Wood (Rep), nominated; Mark W. Goodwin (Rep), defeated in primary; Schurler H. Taylor (Rep), defeated in primary; Mark H. Birnkrant (Rep), defeated in primary; Charles A. Roxborough (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: Arthur E. Wood (Rep), elected; Howard E. Blake (Dem), defeated.
- 1926 Sep 14: George V. N. Lothrop (Dem), nominated; Martin Hoppe (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Sep 14: Joseph Bahorski (Rep), nominated; Julius Perry (Rep), defeated in primary; William Cohen (Rep), defeated in primary; James M. Gregory (Rep), defeated in primary; John H. Callahan (Rep), defeated in primary; Augustus Duncan (Rep), defeated in primary; Louis Schmid (Rep), defeated in primary; Herman A. Schmier (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: Joseph Bahorski (Rep), elected; George V. N. Lothrop (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: Henry Karwowski (Dem), nominated; Joseph S. Jaglay (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Sep 4: George Kolowich (Rep), nominated; James M. Gregory (Rep), defeated in primary; D. C. Northcross (Rep), defeated in primary; Charles R. Perkins (Rep), defeated in primary; Joseph Bahorski (Rep), defeated in primary; John Schumaker (Rep), defeated in primary; Ignace A. Capizzi (Rep), defeated in primary; Augustus Duncan (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Nov 6: George Kolowich (Rep), elected; Henry Karwowski (Dem), defeated.
4th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: Earl Lovejoy (Dem), nominated; Lee Cowart (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Sep 12: George M. Condon (Rep), nominated; Clarence Videan (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: George M. Condon (Rep), elected; Earl Lovejoy (Dem), defeated.
- 1926 Sep 14: W. Alfred Debo (Dem), nominated; Charles E. Varcoe (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Sep 14: Arthur E. Wood (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Nov 2: Arthur E. Wood (Rep), elected; W. Alfred Debo (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: W. Alfred Debo (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Arthur E. Wood (Rep), nominated; Homer Ferguson (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Nov 6: Arthur E. Wood (Rep), elected; W. Alfred Debo (Dem), defeated; Dimitar Christo, defeated.
5th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: Don M. D. McGraw (Dem), nominated; Charles W. Hawk (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Sep 12: Oscar A. Riopelle (Rep), nominated; Henry R. Smith (Rep), defeated in primary; George W. Niepoth (Rep), defeated in primary; Alex J. Polk (Rep), defeated in primary; John W. Hurley (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: Oscar A. Riopelle (Rep), elected; Don M. D. McGraw (Dem), defeated.
- 1924: Edward F. Fisher (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Sep 14: Charles H. Bryan (Dem), nominated; Bland A. Pugh (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Sep 14: George M. Condon (Rep), nominated; John J. Petrik (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: George M. Condon (Rep), elected; Charles H. Bryan (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: Gerald K. O'Brien (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: George M. Condon (Rep), nominated; John D. Watts (Rep), defeated in primary; Harold A. Lennane (Rep), defeated in primary; Oscar W. Maas (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Nov 6: George M. Condon (Rep), elected; Gerald K. O'Brien (Dem), defeated; Harry Kulkin, defeated; Sara Rado, defeated.
6th District:
- 1920: Frank L. Willison (Dem), defeated.
- 1922 Sep 12: Albert E. Beebe (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: Donald C. Osborn (Rep), nominated; Charles G. Bard (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: Donald C. Osborn (Rep), elected; Albert E. Beebe (Dem), defeated.
- 1926 Sep 14: Edward W. Upham (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Frank S. Cummings (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Nov 2: Frank S. Cummings (Rep), elected; Edward W. Upham (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: James T. Upjohn (Rep), nominated; Addison M. Brown (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Nov 6: James T. Upjohn (Rep), elected unopposed.
7th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: Charles H. Kimmerle (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: Harry H. Whiteley (Rep), nominated; Irving L. Colborn (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: Harry H. Whiteley (Rep), elected; Charles H. Kimmerle (Dem), defeated.
- 1926 Sep 14: John D. Carmody (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: George S. Barnard (Rep), nominated; Loomis K. Preston (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: George S. Barnard (Rep), elected; John D. Carmody (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: Leon D. Case (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: George S. Barnard (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Nov 6: George S. Barnard (Rep), elected; Leon D. Case (Dem), defeated.
8th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: Lyman W. Ehle (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: George Leland (Rep), nominated; Frank R. Mosier (Rep), defeated in primary; Arthur T. Stark (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: George Leland (Rep), elected; Lyman W. Ehle (Dem), defeated.
- 1926 Sep 14: Raymond L. Anglemire (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: George Leland (Rep), nominated; Paul H. Smith (Rep), defeated in primary; Bayard G. Davis (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: George Leland (Rep), elected; Raymond L. Anglemire (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: Amos Schafer (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: George Leland (Rep), nominated; Paul H. Smith (Rep), defeated in primary; Paul J. Smith (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Nov 6: George Leland (Rep), elected; Amos Schafer (Dem), defeated.
9th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: Charles A. Standiford (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: James Henry (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: R. J. Washburn (Socialist), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Nov 7: James Henry (Rep), elected; Charles A. Standiford (Dem), defeated; R. J. Washburn (Socialist), defeated.
- 1925 Jan 27: James Henry, died in office.
- 1925 Apr 6: Joseph E. Watson (Rep), elected.
- 1926 Sep 14: Charles F. Eppler (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Joseph E. Watson (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Nov 2: Joseph E. Watson (Rep), elected; Charles F. Eppler (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: George C. Hafford (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Edward L. Branson (Rep), nominated; William S. Fruin (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Nov 6: Edward L. Branson (Rep), elected; George C. Hafford (Dem), defeated.
10th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: Frank Nevin (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: Burney E. Brower (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Nov 7: Burney E. Brower (Rep), elected; Frank Nevin (Dem), defeated.
- 1924: C. Jay Town (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Sep 14: Jay S. Binning (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Nov 2: Jay S. Binning (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Louis A. Worch (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Jay S. Binning (Rep), nominated; Denis G. Clancy (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Nov 6: Jay S. Binning (Rep), elected; Louis A. Worch (Dem), defeated.
11th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: John W. Smith (Rep), nominated; Franklin Moore (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Sep 12: M. H. Smith (Socialist), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Nov 7: John W. Smith (Rep), elected; M. H. Smith (Socialist), defeated.
- 1926 Sep 14: Charles E. Greene (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Nov 2: Charles E. Greene (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Alexander Cowan (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Nov 6: Alexander Cowan (Rep), elected unopposed.
12th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: William H. Murray (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: Andrew B. Glaspie (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: Harry Slavin (Farmer-Labor), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: E. B. Howarth (Socialist), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Nov 7: Andrew B. Glaspie (Rep), elected; William H. Murray (Dem), defeated; Harry Slavin (Farmer-Labor), defeated; E. B. Howarth (Socialist), defeated.
- 1924: Horatio J. Abbott (Dem), defeated.
- 1926 Sep 14: Charles A. Sink (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Nov 2: Charles A. Sink (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Charles P. Webster (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Charles A. Sink (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Nov 6: Charles A. Sink (Rep), elected; Charles P. Webster (Dem), defeated.
13th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: John F. Baker (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: Henry T. Ross (Rep), nominated; J. Bradford Pengelly (Rep), defeated in primary; Charles A. Brown (Rep), defeated in primary; Charles W. Bolen (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: Henry T. Ross (Rep), elected; John F. Baker (Dem), defeated.
- 1924: Peter B. Lennon (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Sep 14: George C. Tyson (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Peter B. Lennon (Rep), nominated; Hugh A. Stewart (Rep), defeated in primary; Charles W. Bolen (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: Peter B. Lennon (Rep), elected; George C. Tyson (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: Peter B. Lennon (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Nov 6: Peter B. Lennon (Rep), elected unopposed.
14th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: Frank L. Young (Rep), nominated; Herbert A. Thompson (Rep), defeated in primary; Silas E. Champe (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: Frank L. Young (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Byron L. Ballard (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Seymour H. Person (Rep), nominated; Arthur H. Phillips (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: Seymour H. Person (Rep), elected; Byron L. Ballard (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: Satie Poxson Bateman (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Seymour H. Person (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Nov 6: Seymour H. Person (Rep), elected; Satie Poxson Bateman (Dem), defeated.
15th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: George G. Hunter (Rep), nominated; G. Elmer McArthur (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: George G. Hunter (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: George Winegar (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Seth Q. Pulver (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Nov 2: Seth Q. Pulver (Rep), elected; George Winegar (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: H. Marr Byington (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Leon F. Miner (Rep), nominated; William P. Strauch (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Nov 6: Leon F. Miner (Rep), elected; H. Marr Byington (Dem), defeated.
16th District:
- 1920: Eva M. Hamilton (Rep), elected; Harry C. White (Dem), defeated.
- 1922 Sep 12: Ben H. Lee (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: Charles R. Sligh (Rep), nominated; Eva M. Hamilton (Rep), defeated in primary; Martin H. Holcomb (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: Charles R. Sligh (Rep), elected; Ben H. Lee (Dem), defeated.
- 1924 Nov 4: Howard F. Baxter (Rep), elected.
- 1926 Sep 14: Benjamin H. Masselink (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Howard F. Baxter (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Nov 2: Howard F. Baxter (Rep), elected; Benjamin H. Masselink (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: Everett J. Davis (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Ernest T. Conlon (Rep), nominated; William De Boer (Rep), defeated in primary; Abel J. Beets (Rep), defeated in primary; Jacob S. Westra (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Nov 6: Ernest T. Conlon (Rep), elected; Everett J. Davis (Dem), defeated.
17th District:
- 1920: Henry L. Schmidt (Dem), defeated.
- 1922 Sep 12: William S. Lamoreaux (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: Thomas H. McNaughton (Rep), nominated; George H. Miller (Rep), defeated in primary; C. Kent Jakeway (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: Thomas H. McNaughton (Rep), elected; William S. Lamoreaux (Dem), defeated.
- 1924: Thomas H. McNaughton (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1924: Frank W. Peterson (Dem), defeated.
- 1926 Sep 14: James C. Quinlan (Rep), nominated; Thomas H. McNaughton (Rep), defeated in primary; Arthur A. Throop (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: James C. Quinlan (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: James A. Skinner (Rep), nominated; James C. Quinlan (Rep), defeated in primary; Alfred Falkel (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Nov 6: James A. Skinner (Rep), elected unopposed.
18th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: Amos M. Welch (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: Foss O. Eldred (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Nov 7: Foss O. Eldred (Rep), elected; Amos M. Welch (Dem), defeated.
- 1926 Sep 14: Chester M. Martin (Dem), nominated; Arthur J. Lacy (Dem), defeated in primary; Lawrence Gaffney (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Sep 14: Harold E. Stoll (Rep), nominated; Roy Herald (Rep), defeated in primary; A. Cletus Konkel (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: Harold E. Stoll (Rep), elected; Chester M. Martin (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: Miller Bushnell (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Claude H. Stevens (Rep), nominated; Harold E. Stoll (Rep), defeated in primary; George Lowry McBath (Rep), defeated in primary; A. Cletus Konkel (Rep), defeated in primary; John H. Bogan (Rep), defeated in primary; George T. Welbon (Rep), defeated in primary; Walter W. Meinberg (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Nov 6: Claude H. Stevens (Rep), elected; Miller Bushnell (Dem), defeated; Solomon Berlin, defeated.
19th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: Norman B. Horton (Rep), nominated; Ernest J. Bryant (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: Norman B. Horton (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Samuel W. Raymond (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Norman B. Horton (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Nov 2: Norman B. Horton (Rep), elected; Samuel W. Raymond (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: Norman B. Horton (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Nov 6: Norman B. Horton (Rep), elected unopposed.
20th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: Godfried Gettel (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Nov 7: Godfried Gettel (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Ernest Richardson (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Philip O'Connell (Rep), nominated; Godfried Gettel (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: Philip O'Connell (Rep), elected; Ernest Richardson (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: Albert Adams, Sr. (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Philip O'Connell (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Nov 6: Philip O'Connell (Rep), elected; Albert Adams, Sr. (Dem), defeated.
21st District:
- 1920 Nov 2: O. G. Johnson (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: O. G. Johnson (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Nov 7: O. G. Johnson (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Joseph E. Wurtsmith (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Ari H. Woodruff (Rep), nominated; Edward F. Fisher (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: Ari H. Woodruff (Rep), elected; Joseph E. Wurtsmith (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: Floyd W. Harrison (Dem), nominated; John F. Mulvey (Dem), defeated in primary; Joseph E. Wurtsmith (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Sep 4: Ari H. Woodruff (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Nov 6: Ari H. Woodruff (Rep), elected; Floyd W. Harrison (Dem), defeated; Joseph Kerekes, defeated.
22nd District:
- 1922 Sep 12: Leo P. Wagner (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: Harvey A. Penney (Rep), nominated; William F. Jahnke (Rep), defeated in primary; George Emerick (Rep), defeated in primary; Clyde O. Trask (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: Harvey A. Penney (Rep), elected; Leo P. Wagner (Dem), defeated.
- 1926 Sep 14: William F. Hemmeter (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Chester M. Howell (Rep), nominated; Harvey A. Penney (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: Chester M. Howell (Rep), elected; William F. Hemmeter (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: John Cuthbertson (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Chester M. Howell (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Nov 6: Chester M. Howell (Rep), elected; John Cuthbertson (Dem), defeated.
23rd District:
- 1922 Sep 12: Eugene S. Thornton (Dem), nominated; Harry E. Lowes (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Sep 12: William M. Connelly (Rep), nominated; Vincent A. Martin (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: William M. Connelly (Rep), elected; Eugene S. Thornton (Dem), defeated.
- 1924: William M. Connelly (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Sep 14: Dirk F. Boonstra (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Vincent A. Martin (Rep), nominated; Gordon F. Van Eenenaam (Rep), defeated in primary; John R. Davidson (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: Vincent A. Martin (Rep), elected; Dirk F. Boonstra (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: Dirk A. Van Oort (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Gordon F. Van Eenenaam (Rep), nominated; John R. Davidson (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Nov 6: Gordon F. Van Eenenaam (Rep), elected; Dirk A. Van Oort (Dem), defeated.
24th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: Joseph Hennessey (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: Augustus H. Gansser (Rep), nominated; John G. Dean (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: Augustus H. Gansser (Rep), elected; Joseph Hennessey (Dem), defeated.
- 1924: Charles W. Smith (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Sep 14: Ewart L. Gardiner (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Augustus H. Gansser (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Nov 2: Augustus H. Gansser (Rep), elected; Ewart L. Gardiner (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: Ira B. McMurty (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Augustus H. Gansser (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Nov 6: Augustus H. Gansser (Rep), elected; Ira B. McMurty (Dem), defeated.
25th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: Bernie L. Case (Rep), nominated; Newel Smith (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: Bernie L. Case (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Ensign B. Stebbins (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Charles R. Herrick (Rep), nominated; Harry C. Rose (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: Charles R. Herrick (Rep), elected; Ensign B. Stebbins (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: William F. Turner (Rep), nominated; Charles R. Herrick (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Nov 6: William F. Turner (Rep), elected unopposed.
26th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: Francis H. Welch (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: Orville E. Atwood (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Nov 7: Orville E. Atwood (Rep), elected; Francis H. Welch (Dem), defeated.
- 1926 Sep 14: Thomas Read (Rep), nominated; Orville E. Atwood (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: Thomas Read (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Orville E. Atwood (Rep), nominated; Thomas Read (Rep), defeated in primary; Virgil A. Fitch (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Nov 6: Orville E. Atwood (Rep), elected unopposed.
27th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: William L. Case (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: John J. Palmer (Socialist), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Nov 7: William L. Case (Rep), elected; John J. Palmer (Socialist), defeated.
- 1926 Sep 14: Albert J. Engel (Rep), nominated; William L. Case (Rep), defeated in primary; James T. Milliken (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: Albert J. Engel (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Albert J. Engel (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Nov 6: Albert J. Engel (Rep), elected unopposed.
28th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: Horatio S. Karcher (Rep), nominated; John Schmidt (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: Horatio S. Karcher (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Horatio S. Karcher (Rep), nominated; George F. Roxburgh (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: Horatio S. Karcher (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Tony Achard (Rep), nominated; Horatio S. Karcher (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Nov 6: Tony Achard (Rep), elected unopposed.
29th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: George W. McCabe (Dem), nominated; J. W. McGraith (Dem), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Sep 12: William J. Pearson (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Nov 7: William J. Pearson (Rep), elected; George W. McCabe (Dem), defeated.
- 1926 Sep 14: Leon W. Miller (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: Calvin A. Campbell (Rep), nominated; Dana H. Hinkley (Rep), defeated in primary; Hugh W. Dicken (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: Calvin A. Campbell (Rep), elected; Leon W. Miller (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: John G. Krauth (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Calvin A. Campbell (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Nov 6: Calvin A. Campbell (Rep), elected; John G. Krauth (Dem), defeated.
30th District:
- 1922 Sep 12: James McKenna (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: Frank P. Bohn (Rep), nominated; Henry R. Dotsch (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: Frank P. Bohn (Rep), elected; James McKenna (Dem), defeated.
- 1926 Sep 14: Herbert J. Rushton (Rep), nominated; Edward R. Carter (Rep), defeated in primary; Eugene Brown (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: Herbert J. Rushton (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Herbert J. Rushton (Rep), nominated; Robert G. Gille (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Nov 6: Herbert J. Rushton (Rep), elected unopposed.
31st District:
- 1922 Sep 12: James J. Gaffney (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1922 Sep 12: Walter F. Truettner (Rep), nominated; Frank H. Vandenboom (Rep), defeated in primary; Carl V. Oberg (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: Walter F. Truettner (Rep), elected; James J. Gaffney (Dem), defeated.
- 1926 Sep 14: Walter F. Truettner (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Nov 2: Walter F. Truettner (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Charles W. Richardson (Rep), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Nov 6: Charles W. Richardson (Rep), elected unopposed.
32nd District:
- 1922 Sep 12: James M. Wilcox (Rep), nominated; Richard C. Kotila (Rep), defeated in primary; John R. Frank (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1922 Nov 7: James M. Wilcox (Rep), elected unopposed.
- 1924: Adolph F. Heidkamp (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Sep 14: Thomas W. Barry (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1926 Sep 14: James M. Wilcox (Rep), nominated; Adolph F. Heidkamp (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1926 Nov 2: James M. Wilcox (Rep), elected; Thomas W. Barry (Dem), defeated.
- 1928 Sep 4: Marvin L. Coon (Dem), nominated unopposed.
- 1928 Sep 4: Adolph F. Heidkamp (Rep), nominated; James M. Wilcox (Rep), defeated in primary.
- 1928 Nov 6: Adolph F. Heidkamp (Rep), elected; Marvin L. Coon (Dem), defeated.

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