california
Charltan hestan
Democratic win
George Murphy (Republican) 50.5%
Charltan Hestan (Democratic) 58.5%
New York
Kenneth B. Keating
Republican
Lost re-election
Democratic gain
John Lindsey
(Democratic) 53.5%
Kenneth B. Keating (Republican) 43.4%
oaklahoma
Special: Class 2
J. Howard Edmondson
Democratic
Republican gain
Fred R. Harris (Democratic) 51.2%
Bud Wilkinson (Republican) 58.8%
Tennessee
Albert Gore, Sr.
Republican Hold
Albert Gore, Sr. (Democratic) 43.6%
Dan H. Kuykendall (Republican) 46.4%
Tennessee
Special: Class 2
Herbert S. Walters
Democratic
Appointee retired
Republican hold
Ross Bass (Democratic) 42.1%
Howard H. Baker, Jr. (Republican) 57.4%
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Oklahoma
Special: Class 2
J. Howard Edmondson
Democratic
Republican gain
Fred R. Harris (Democratic) 51.2%
Bud Wilkinson (Republican) 58.8%
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
Republican
Re-elected
Hugh Scott (Republican) 50.6%
Genevieve Blatt (Democratic) 49.1%
Rhode Island
John O. Pastore
Democratic
Re-elected
John O. Pastore (Democratic) 82.7%
Ronald R. Lagueux (Republican)
Tennessee
Albert Gore, Sr.
Republican Hold
Albert Gore, Sr. (Democratic) 43.6%
Dan H. Kuykendall (Republican) 46.4%
Tennessee
Special: Class 2
Herbert S. Walters
Democratic
Appointee retired
Republican hold
Ross Bass (Democratic) 42.1%
Howard H. Baker, Jr. (Republican) 57.4%
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Democratic
Re-elected
Ralph Yarborough (Democratic) 56.2%
George H. W. Bush (Republican) 43.6%
Utah
Frank E. Moss
Democratic
Re-elected
Frank E. Moss (Democratic) 57.3%
Ernest L. Wilkinson (Republican) 42.7%
Vermont
Winston L. Prouty
Republican
Re-elected
Winston L. Prouty (Republican) 53.5%
Frederick J. Fayette (Democratic) 46.5%
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Democratic
Re-elected
Harry F. Byrd (Democratic) 63.8%
Richard A. May (Republican) 9.0%
James W. Respess (Independent) 10.3%
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Democratic
Re-elected
Henry M. Jackson (Democratic) 72.2%
Lloyd J. Andrews (Republican) 27.8%
West Virginia
Robert C. Byrd
Democratic
Re-elected
Robert C. Byrd (Democratic) 67.7%
Cooper P. Benedict (Republican) 32.3%
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Democratic
Re-elected
William Proxmire (Democratic) 53.3%
Wilbur N. Renk (Republican) 46.6%
Wyoming
Gale McGee
Democratic
Re-elected
President Kennedy would soon be relesed from the hospital. once kennedy returned to the white housethe work of trying to get a civil rights billpassed would start, unfortunalty any civil rights legslato would stall in congress.senator StromThurmond tiold senator Hubert humphery he would change registration from democrat to republican,. Humphrey respnce was if they want you they can have you.
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The Civil Rights Acy would have been harder for Kennedy than it was for Johnson.
The Civil Rights Acy would have been harder for Kennedy than it was for Johnson.