1952 countbook - Rhode Island Board of Elections

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8NEW SHOREHAMSenator-William P. Lewis. Nominated without opposition.Representative-Harold L. Matt. Nominated without opposition.NORTH KINGSTOWNSenator-James H. Donnelly. N aminated without opposition.Representative-Paul R. Ryan. Nominated without opposition.NORTH PROVIDENCESenator-Frank A. Rotondo. N omil1ated without opposition.Representative-Frank D. Hurdis. Nominated without opposition.NORTH SMITHFIELDSenator-Michael J, Kilroy. Nominated without opposition.Representative-Donald L. Beauregard. Nominated without opposition.PAWTUCKETSenator, 1st district-Romeo J, Audette. Nominated without opposition.Senator, 2nd district-Robert J. Lund, 707; Thomas A. Scott, 692.Lund plurality, 15.Representative, 1st district-Joseph H. Cinq-Mars, 236; Maxirnillian A.· Drueke, 158. Cinq-Mars -plurality, 78.Representative, 2nd district-George W. Dawson. Nominated without opposition.Representative, 3rd district-Edward E. Johnson, 122; George Tootell, 45.Johnson plurality, 77.Representative, 4th district-Arthur Greenhalgh, 2:;'3; Michael Pascale, 159.Greenhalgh plurality, 114.Representative, 5th district-]. Edward Lee, 57. Unendorsed. No opposi~ ·tion. ·Representaive, 6th district-John E. Haneiwich. No opposition.Representative, 7th district~William M. Mennie. No opposition.Representative, 8th district-William D. Fortin. No opposition.Representative, 9th district-Roland Marchand, 170; Edgar P. Harrison,164. Marchand plurality, 6.Representative, 10th district-Eli Abrams. Nominated without opposition.PORTSMOUTHSenator-Fran)
9Representative, 8th district-Anthony G. Iannuccillo. N aminated withoutopposition.Representative, 9th district-Joseph Gladstone. Nominated without opposition.Representative, 10th district-Robert E. Betts. Nominated without opposition.Representative, 11th district-Gustave A. Annis. Nominated without opposition.Representative, 12th district-Joseph W. Mercurio. N aminated withoutopposition.Representative, 13th district-Edward A. Melucci. Nominated without opposition.Representative, 14th district-Leo W. Brissette. Nominated without opposition.Representative, 15th district-Philip J. Durigan. Nominated without opposition.Representative, 16th district-Alfred Navaretta. Nominated without opposition.Representative, 17th district-Bernard J, Stone. Nominated without opposition.Representative, 18th- district-Anthony S. Stasio. Nominated withou.t opposition.Representative, 19th district-Thomas H. Rawlinson, Jr. Nominated withoutopposition.Representative, 20th district-Milton E. Anslow. Nominated without opposition.Representative, 21st district-William J, Loughery. Nominated withoutopposition.Representative, 22nd district-Coleman B. Zimmerman. Nominated withoutopposition. .Representative, 23rd district-Steven C. Georgeon. Nominated without opposition.Representative, 24th district-Guy Mortimer. N aminated without opposition.Representative, 25th district-Harry S. Gill. Nominated without opposition.RICHMONDSenator-Louis E. Perreault. Nominated without oppos1t10n.Representative-Paul J, Richard. Nominated without opposition.SCITUAT-ESenator-Harry J. Hall. Nominated without opposition.Representative-Lloyd W. Hargraves. Nominated without opposition.SMITHFIELDSenator-Arthur L. Giroux. Nominated without opposition.Representative-Charles A. Munger. Nominated without opposition.SOUTH KINGSTOWNSenator-Amos H. Kenyon. Nominated without opposition.Representative-Carlton H. Towle. Nominated without opposition.TIVERTONSenator-Grover J. Douglas. Nominated without opposition.Representative-Edward L. Snow. Nominated without opposition.WARRENSenator-Albert L. Taylor. Nominated without. opposition.Representative-William Estrella. Nominated without opposition.
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Page 3 and 4: . IINDEXPAGEBoard of Elections. . .
Page 5 and 6: 5REPUBLICAN PRIMARY, SEPTEMBER 15,
Page 7: 7'JEAST PROVIDENCESenator-Joseph R.
Page 11 and 12: 11DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY SEPTEMBER 24,
Page 13 and 14: 13EAST PROVIDENCESenator-John G. Co
Page 15 and 16: 15·,,,Representative, 4th district
Page 17 and 18: 17OFFICIAL COUNT BY THE BOARD OF EL
Page 19 and 20: 19CUMBERLANDSenator-Democrat, Brady
Page 21 and 22: RICHMONDSenator-Democrat, Sweeney,
Page 23 and 24: 23VOTE BY COUNTIES FOR PRESIDENTIAL
Page 25 and 26: 25VOTE BY COUNTIES FORUNITED STATES
Page 27 and 28: 27VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT-
Page 29 and 30: 29TOTAL VOTES CAST ON "AMENDMENT TO
Page 31 and 32: 31TOTAL VOTES CAST ON "RANGER HALL
Page 33 and 34: 33TOTAL VOTES CAST ON "RHODE ISLAND
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VOTES CAST FORREPRESENTATIVES IN CO
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159REPRESENTATIVEVoting District 1
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161COVENTRYSENATORTown Total Vote-M
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165SENATORThird Representative Dist
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223RICHMONDSENATORTown Total Vote-S
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