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Information on Henry A. Barnhart
Henry A. Barnhart
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U.S. House
District 13
In office
Nov 3, 1908 to Mar 4, 1919
Party:
Democratic
Assumed:
Special Election
Left:
Lost Reelection Bid
Henry A. Barnhart spent 10 years, 4 months, 1 day in office in Indiana, all of it at the federal level.
Elections
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1908–U.S. House (District 13)
WON
General Election–Tuesday, November 3, 1908
48.18%
Henry A. Barnhart
*
, Democratic, 28,509 votes
47.71%
Charles W. Miller
, Republican, 28,229 votes
2.12%
Levi Newman
, Prohibition, 1,257 votes
1.91%
Robert E. Dunbar
, Socialist, 1,128 votes
0.07%
William Augustus Weiser
, Independence, 43 votes
Out of
59,166
votes casts, the margin of victory was
280
(0.47%)
1908–U.S. House (District 13)
WON
Special Election–Tuesday, November 3, 1908
48.42%
Henry A. Barnhart
*
, Democratic, 28,131 votes
47.69%
Charles W. Miller
, Republican, 27,708 votes
2.02%
Thomas B. Barnes
, Prohibition, 1,176 votes
1.79%
John A. Snook
, Socialist, 1,042 votes
0.08%
William Augustus Weiser
, Independence, 45 votes
Out of
58,102
votes casts, the margin of victory was
423
(0.73%)
1910–U.S. House (District 13)
WON
General Election–Tuesday, November 8, 1910
48.18%
Henry A. Barnhart
(i)*
, Democratic, 25,253 votes
46.08%
John L. Moorman
, Republican, 24,153 votes
3.15%
Isai T. Kahn
, Socialist, 1,650 votes
2.59%
Joseph L. Schuerman
, Prohibition, 1,359 votes
Out of
52,415
votes casts, the margin of victory was
1,100
(2.10%)
1912–U.S. House (District 13)
WON
General Election–Tuesday, November 5, 1912
43.91%
Henry A. Barnhart
(i)*
, Democratic, 24,968 votes
24.31%
Robert Clarence Stephens
, Progressive (Bull Moose), 13,824 votes
24.25%
Charles A. Carlisle
, Republican, 13,787 votes
5.17%
Ervin H. Cady
, Socialist, 2,937 votes
2.36%
William Warner
, Prohibition, 1,343 votes
Out of
56,859
votes casts, the margin of victory was
11,144
(19.60%)
1914–U.S. House (District 13)
WON
General Election–Tuesday, November 3, 1914
44.39%
Henry A. Barnhart
(i)*
, Democratic, 25,134 votes
34.92%
Andrew J. Hickey
, Republican, 19,771 votes
15.09%
Robert Clarence Stephens
, Progressive (Bull Moose), 8,542 votes
3.26%
E. W. Berry
, Socialist, 1,845 votes
2.35%
Charles H. Tuesburg
, Prohibition, 1,331 votes
Out of
56,623
votes casts, the margin of victory was
5,363
(9.47%)
1916–U.S. House (District 13)
WON
General Election–Tuesday, November 7, 1916
47.65%
Henry A. Barnhart
(i)*
, Democratic, 30,537 votes
47.20%
Andrew J. Hickey
, Republican, 30,246 votes
2.85%
William C. Alexander
, Prohibition, 1,825 votes
2.30%
John M. Jolly
, Progressive (Bull Moose), 1,476 votes
Out of
64,084
votes casts, the margin of victory was
291
(0.45%)
1918–U.S. House (District 13)
LOST
General Election–Tuesday, November 5, 1918
52.81%
Andrew J. Hickey
*
, Republican, 27,269 votes
45.07%
Henry A. Barnhart
(i)
, Democratic, 23,274 votes
2.12%
Warren Evans
, Socialist, 1,096 votes
Out of
51,639
votes casts, the margin of victory was
3,995
(7.74%)
In the 7 races for which we have results, Henry A. Barnhart had a record of 6-1. That includes a record of 5-1 in 6 general elections, and 1-0 in 1 special election.