Election returns courtesy of Richard Winger. Biographical data (links) from cited references and from other sources which appear to the Editor to be trustworthy.
Office
Candidate Name
Vote Total

% Vote

Circa 1900
Jabez Burritt Smith (1852-1914) was Chairman of the Wisconsin Prohibition Party in the earliest 20th Century. He ran for Governor of Wisconsin about 1900. A biography of Smith was published in issue #2 of Prohibition History Notes.
1920

Senator

 Clyde D. Meads 5,107 0.75

Governor

 Henry H. Tubbs 6,047 0.87

Secretary of State

 Warren J. Robinson 10,269 1.60

Treasurer

 Mathew Mott 8,222 1.29

Attorney General

 ? 7,983 1.40
1922

Senator

 Adolph R. Buckman 11,254 2.39

Governor

 M.L. Welles 21,438 4.45

Lt. Governor

 Ella Tenney Sanford 20,121 4.39

Secretary of State

 Maria I.A. Nelson 19,000 4.17

Treasurer

 Clyde D. Mead 18,598 4.12

Attorney General

 Charles L. Allen 17,864 4.32
1924

Governor

 Adolph R. Buckham 11,516 1.45

Lt. Governor

 Maria I.A. Nelson 11,170 1.50

Secretary of State

 Oliver Needham 7,962 1.06

Treasurer

 Ada B. Crandall 12,999 1.79

Attorney General

 Mathew Mott 9,134 1.28

Congressional District 7

 Gay Harrison 1,528 2.60
1926

Senator

 Ella Tenney Sanford 9,885 1.72

Governor

 David W. Emerson 7,333 1.33

Lt. Governor

 Henry H. Tubbs 9,448 1.89

Secretary of State

 Clara G. Miller 14,525 2.93

Treasurer

 Warren J. Robinson 12,495 2.45

Attorney General

 Burton S. Hawley 9,885 2.62 *

Congressional District 7

 Henry N. Stephenson 1,613 4.28

Congressional District 10

 Otto D. Kahl 1,108 2.64 *

Congressional District 11

 Harriet Smith Olson 1,368 3.08
1928

Senator

 David W. Emerson 21,359 2.88 *

Governor

 Adolph R. Bucknam 6,477 0.65

Lt. Governor

 Oliver Needham 6,621 0.73

Secretary of State

 W.C. Pickering 6,517 0.72

Treasurer

 Henry H. Tubbs 7,533 0.84

Attorney General

 Burton S. Hawley 7,244 0.83

Congressional District   3

 Thomas Dobson 1,005 1.19

Congressional District   7

 Arthur H. Shanley 400 0.58

Congressional District   8

 E. W. Shatto 488 0.75

Congressional District   9

 Maria I.A. Nelson 967 1.12

Congressional District 11

 Edwin Kerswill 1,492 2.13
1930

Governor

 Alfred B. Taynton 14,818 2.44

Lt. Governor

 Otto D. Kahl 13,404 2.38

Secretary of State

 J. Keith Peckham 12,438 2.21

Treasurer

 W.C. Pickering 12,190 2.18

Attorney General

 Burton S. Hawley 12,636 2.29

Congressional District   4

 Joseph A. Hansen 531 0.93

Congressional District   7

 Oliver Needham 1,178 3.07

Congressional District 10

 Wesley Vasey 940 2.49 *
1932

Senator

 Harvey A. Knapp 4,364 0.39

Governor

 William C. Dean 3,148 0.26

Lt. Governor

 J. Keith Peckham 3,296 0.31

Secretary of State

 W.C. Pickering 4,035 0.38

Treasurer

 A.C. Papst 3,680 0.35

Attorney General

 Burton S. Hawley 4,225 0.41

Congressional District 1
    (Illinois border)

 Henry H. Tubbs 418 0.40

Congressional District 2
    (Madison)

 Georgenia J. Koppke 349 0.31

State Senate 26 (Madison)

 W.J. Robinson 650 1.46

State House, Dane Co. 1

 Alfred B. Taynton 64 0.26
1934

Senator

 Theodore Lee
826
 0.09

Governor

 Theodore W. North
857
 0.09

Lt. Governor

 Edwin Kerswill
1,104
 0.12

Secretary of State

 Louise Packel
1,022
 0.11

Treasurer

 Otto D. Kahl
1,121
 0.13

Attorney General

 Harvey A. Knapp
1,130
 0.13
1936

Governor

 August F. Fehlandt
1,008
 0.08

Lt. Governor

 Vernon T. Groves
2,496
 0.22

Secretary of State

 Mayme Swanson
1,656
 0.14

Treasurer

 Roy Higgins
2,202
 0.19

Attorney General

 Charles H. Velte
write-in
1942

Governor

 Charles L. Hill
write-in, no tally
  

Lt. Governor

 W.C. Pickering
write-in, no tally
  

Secretary

 Susie Neff 
write-in, no tally
  

Treasurer 

C. Howard Purdy 
write-in, no tally
  

Attorney General

Edward Kahl
write-in, no tally