Marcel Dandeneau

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Marcel Dandeneau
Chief Clerk of the Wisconsin State Assembly
In office
January 3, 1979 January 5, 1981
Primary Election, September 10, 1974
Democratic Marcel Dandeneau 2,357 46.48%
Democratic John Siefert2,16142.61%
Republican Henry Rohner (incumbent) 553 10.91%
Total votes'5,071''100.0%'
General Election, November 5, 1974
Democratic Marcel Dandeneau 6,613 57.58%
Republican Henry Rohner (incumbent)4,87242.42%
Total votes'11,485''100.0%'
Democratic gain from Republican
Wisconsin Assembly, 63rd District Election, 1976
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Primary Election, September 14, 1976
Democratic Marcel Dandeneau (incumbent) 2,294 34.79%
Democratic Robert N. Miller1,99330.23%
Democratic Daniel J. Nielsen1,70225.82%
Republican Herman V. Nelson 598 9.07%
American Eleanor Both60.09%
Total votes'6,593''100.0%'
General Election, November 2, 1976
Democratic Marcel Dandeneau (incumbent) 12,657 62.14% +4.56%
Republican Herman V. Nelson7,71137.86%
Total votes'20,368''100.0%'+77.34%
Democratic hold
Wisconsin Assembly, 63rd District Election, 1978
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Primary Election, September 12, 1978
Democratic Marcel Dandeneau (incumbent) 4,189 77.10%
Republican E. James Ladwig 1,244 22.90%
Total votes'5,433''100.0%'
General Election, November 7, 1978
Republican E. James Ladwig 8,242 53.31%
Democratic Marcel Dandeneau (incumbent)7,21946.69%−15.45%
Total votes'11,485''100.0%'-24.09%
Republican gain from Democratic

United States Senate (1982)

United States Senate Election in Wisconsin, 1982 [8]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Primary Election, September 14, 1982
Democratic William Proxmire (incumbent) 467,214 57.39%
Republican Scott McCallum 182,043 22.36%
Republican Paul Thomas Brewer86,72810.65%
Democratic Marcel Dandeneau75,2589.24%
Libertarian George Liljenfeldt 1,421 0.17%
Constitution Sanford G. Knapp 1,397 0.17%
Total votes'814,061''100.0%'
General Election, November 2, 1982
Democratic William Proxmire (incumbent) 983,311 63.65%
Republican Scott McCallum 527,35534.14%
Labor–Farm William Osborne Hart21,8071.41%
Libertarian George Liljenfeldt7,9470.51%
Constitution Sanford G. Knapp4,4630.29%
Total votes'1,544,883''100.0%'
Democratic hold

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