California gubernatorial election, 1942

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California gubernatorial election, 1942
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  1938 November 3, 1942 1946  

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Franklin D. Roosevelt and Culbert L. Olson in Long Beach, California - NARA - 195522.jpg
Nominee Earl Warren Culbert L. Olson
Party Republican Democratic
Popular vote1,275,237 932,995
Percentage57.1% 41.8%

Governor before election

Culbert L. Olson
Democratic

Elected Governor

Earl Warren
Republican

The California gubernatorial election, 1942 was held on November 3, 1942.

General Election Results

1942 gubernatorial election, California
PartyCandidateVotes%±
Republican Earl Warren 1,275,237 57.07
Democratic Culbert L. Olson (incumbent) 932,995 41.75
Townsend Nathan T. Porter 15,496 0.69
Prohibition Fred Dyster 10,640 0.48
Total votes 0 100.0%
Republican gain from Democratic Swing

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