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Information on Henry Frederick Schricker
Henry Frederick Schricker
Notable Facts
Served as Presiding Officer, Lt. Governor in the 80th General Assembly (1936-1938)
Served as Presiding Officer, Lt. Governor in the 81st General Assembly (1938-1940)
Offices
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Indiana Senate
LaPorte
,
Starke
Counties
In office
Nov 9, 1932 to Nov 4, 1936
Party:
Democratic
Assumed:
General Election
Left:
Ran For Other Office
Lieutenant Governor
Statewide
In office
Jan 11, 1937 to Jan 13, 1941
Party:
Democratic
Assumed:
General Election
Left:
Ran For Other Office
Governor
Statewide
In office
Jan 13, 1941 to Jan 8, 1945
Party:
Democratic
Assumed:
General Election
Left:
Term Limited
Governor
Statewide
In office
Jan 10, 1949 to Jan 12, 1953
Party:
Democratic
Assumed:
General Election
Left:
Term Limited
Henry Frederick Schricker spent 15 years, 11 months, 28 days in office in Indiana, all of it at the state level.
Elections
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1936–Lieutenant Governor
WON
General Election–Tuesday, November 3, 1936
55.93%
Henry Frederick Schricker
*
, Democratic, 902,228 votes
43.77%
Joseph B. Kyle
, Republican, 705,964 votes
0.23%
Polk Redmon
, Socialist, 3,664 votes
0.07%
James A. Wood, Jr.
, Communist, 1,144 votes
Out of
1,613,000
votes casts, the margin of victory was
196,264
(12.16%)
1940–Governor
WON
General Election–Tuesday, November 5, 1940
49.92%
Henry Frederick Schricker
*
, Democratic, 889,620 votes
49.69%
Glenn R. Hillis
, Republican, 885,657 votes
0.27%
Omer S. Whiteman
, Prohibition, 4,869 votes
0.08%
Mary Donavan Hapgood
, Socialist, 1,455 votes
0.04%
Herman Backus Barefield
, Socialist Labor, 651 votes
Out of
1,782,252
votes casts, the margin of victory was
3,963
(0.23%)
1944–U.S. Senate (Class 3)
LOST
General Election–Tuesday, November 7, 1944
50.23%
Homer Capehart
*
, Republican, 829,489 votes
48.91%
Henry Frederick Schricker
, Democratic, 807,766 votes
0.74%
George W. Holston
, Prohibition, 12,213 votes
0.12%
Mario B. Tomisch
, Socialist, 1,917 votes
Out of
1,651,385
votes casts, the margin of victory was
21,723
(1.32%)
1948–Governor
WON
General Election–Tuesday, November 2, 1948
53.56%
Henry Frederick Schricker
*
, Democratic, 884,995 votes
45.14%
William Hobart Creighton
, Republican, 745,892 votes
0.82%
Clinton W. Spiecher
, Prohibition, 13,582 votes
0.38%
Walter Frisbie
, United States Progressive Party, 6,259 votes
0.06%
William Rabe, Sr.
, Socialist, 985 votes
0.04%
Charles Ginsberg
, Socialist Labor, 608 votes
Out of
1,652,321
votes casts, the margin of victory was
139,103
(8.42%)
1952–U.S. Senate (Class 1)
LOST
General Election–Tuesday, November 4, 1952
52.44%
William Ezra Jenner
(i)*
, Republican, 1,020,605 votes
46.82%
Henry Frederick Schricker
, Democratic, 911,169 votes
0.65%
Carl W. Thompson
, Prohibition, 12,734 votes
0.05%
Carl Leon Eddy
, United States Progressive Party, 891 votes
0.04%
John Marion Morris
, Socialist Labor, 719 votes
Out of
1,946,118
votes casts, the margin of victory was
109,436
(5.62%)
In the 5 races for which we have results, Henry Frederick Schricker had a record of 3-2. That includes a record of 3-2 in 5 general elections.