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Arkansas held a general election on November 6, 1934. Held during a midterm year, the state did not vote for President or Senate in 1934. For the United States House of Representatives, each of Arkansas's seven Representatives sought re-election. Only David Delano Glover in the Arkansas 6th was challenged in the Democratic primary, he was defeated by John McClellan. Claude A. Fuller and Tilman B. Parks handily defeated Republican and Independent challengers for the Arkansas 3rd and Arkansas 7th, respectively.

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rdfs:comment	Arkansas held a general election on November 6, 1934. Held during a midterm year, the state did not vote for President or Senate in 1934. For the United States House of Representatives, each of Arkansas's seven Representatives sought re-election. Only David Delano Glover in the Arkansas 6th was challenged in the Democratic primary, he was defeated by John McClellan. Claude A. Fuller and Tilman B. Parks handily defeated Republican and Independent challengers for the Arkansas 3rd and Arkansas 7th, respectively. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Carl E. Bailey 1934 Arkansas elections Arkansas state elections David Delano Glover Democratic Party (United States) United States House of Representatives J. Oscar Humphrey Crip Hall Solid South Claude A. Fuller Arkansas's 3rd congressional district Arkansas's 6th congressional district Arkansas's 7th congressional district Lee Cazort Lieutenant Governor of Arkansas Governor of Arkansas Arkansas John L. McClellan Junius Marion Futrell United States midterm election Southern United States Open primaries Tantamount to election Earl Page Arkansas State Land Commissioner dbr:Ed_F._McDonald Tilman B. Parks dbr:George_W._Neal dbr:Hal_L._Norwood dbr:Roy_V._Leonard
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candidate	Earl Page Attorney General Hal L. Norwood (en) Auditor J. Oscar Humphrey (en) Charley Parker (en) Crip Hall (en) Prosecuting Attorney Carl E. Bailey (en) R. W. Parrish (en) Secretary of State Ed F. McDonald (en) Treasurer Roy V. Leonard (en)
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has abstract	Arkansas held a general election on November 6, 1934. Held during a midterm year, the state did not vote for President or Senate in 1934. For the United States House of Representatives, each of Arkansas's seven Representatives sought re-election. Only David Delano Glover in the Arkansas 6th was challenged in the Democratic primary, he was defeated by John McClellan. Claude A. Fuller and Tilman B. Parks handily defeated Republican and Independent challengers for the Arkansas 3rd and Arkansas 7th, respectively. All of Arkansas's statewide constitutional offices were up for reelection, including governor. During the Solid South, the Democratic Party held firm control of virtually every office in The South, including Arkansas. Winning the Democratic primary was considered tantamount to election, with several different factions of the party battling in the open primaries. Incumbent governor Junius Marion Futrell handily won re-election; all other state constitutional offices were held by the Democrats without general election opposition. (en)
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