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1968 general · February 6, 1968

1968 Rhode Island election results

Every race on Rhode Island's ballot in the 1968 general election: winners, margins and seats that changed party.

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Races150
Changed party0
Unopposed2%3 races
Incumbents defeated11

Rhode Island State Senate

D 37 · R 13

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
SD-1Thomas N. Goodwin (D)57.4
SD-2Harold C. Arcaro Jr. (D)32.5
SD-3Julius C. Michaelson (D)43.3
SD-4Edmund R. Berardinelli (D)32.7
SD-5John P. Hawkins (D)34.7
SD-6William Dabate (D)60.7
SD-7John Tantimonaco (D)43.3
SD-8Vincent J. Baccari (D)55.4
SD-9Matthew F. Callaghan Jr. (D)44.3
SD-10Joseph F. Rodgers Jr. (D)36.3
SD-11Henry E. Laliberte (D)48.6
SD-12Pat Nero (D)16.3Incumbent lost
SD-13Thomas H. Needham (R)6.1
SD-14Antonio Picano (D)20.9
SD-15James L. Taft Jr. (R)19.2
SD-16Ralph T. Lewis (R)12.4
SD-17Eugene J. McCaffrey Jr. (D)32.6
SD-18Thomas N. Wilson (D)17.1
SD-19Charles Nathanson (R)14.9
SD-20Francis J. Lachapelle (D)19.1
SD-21William C. Fecteau Jr. (D)17.3
SD-22J. William Corr Jr. (R)Unopposed
SD-23Millicent S. Foster (R)Unopposed
SD-24E. Rex Coman (R)10.3
SD-25Rufus K. Prosser (R)2.6
SD-26Francis A. Gencarelli (R)15.1
SD-27James C. Maher (D)10.0
SD-28Albert A. Cappelli (D)22.8
SD-29F. Monroe Allen (R)1.9
SD-30Howard J. Luckina (D)38.4
SD-31Francis P. Smith (D)51.4
SD-32Paul A. Fontaine (D)39.3
SD-33George F. Hanaway (D)23.6
SD-34James Costello (D)32.0
SD-35Joseph L. Varley (D)42.8
SD-36Frank Sgambato (D)24.1
SD-37Michael F. Horan (D)27.6
SD-38John F. McBurney III (D)38.7
SD-39Ambrose L. Campbell (D)29.9
SD-40Andrew J. Loiselle (D)43.6
SD-41Joseph S. Gendron (D)25.9
SD-42William A. Castro (D)29.6
SD-43Calvin C. Dykeman (R)0.6
SD-44Arthur A. Kidder Jr. (R)28.3
SD-45Joseph F. Bruno (D)21.8
SD-46Walter J. Miska (R)2.1
SD-47Jeremiah R. Leary (D)11.1Incumbent lost
SD-48Joseph J. Chaves (D)2.6
SD-49Erich A. Od Taylor (D)39.0
SD-50Patrick On Hayes (D)35.7

Rhode Island House of Representatives

D 76 · R 24

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Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner