- 40 Hanford MacNider - 34 Frank E. Gannett - 33 Styles Bridges - 28 Herbert Hoover - 17 Second ballot: Thomas E. Dewey - 338 Robert Taft - 203 Wendell Willkie - 171 Arthur H. Vandenberg - 73 Arthur H. James - 66 Hanford MacNider - 34 Frank E. Gannett - 30 Scattering - 29 Joseph William Martin - 26 Herbert Hoover - 21 Styles Bridges - 9 Third ballot: Thomas E. Dewey - 315 Wendell Willkie - 259 Robert Taft - 212 Arthur H. Vandenberg - 72 Arthur H. James - 59 Herbert Hoover - 32 Hanford McNider - 28 Frank E. Gannett - 11 Scattering - 11 Styles Bridges - 1 Fourth ballot: Wendell Willkie - 306 Robert Taft - 254 Thomas E. Dewey - 250 Arthur H. Vandenberg - 61 Arthur H. James - 56 Herbert Hoover - 31 Scattering - 11 Frank E. Gannett - 4 Styles Bridges - 1 Fifth ballot: Wendell Willkie - 429 Robert Taft - 377 Arthur H. James - 59 Thomas E. Dewey - 57 Arthur H. Vandenberg - 42 Herbert Hoover - 20 Scattering - 11 Handorf MacNider - 4 Frank E. Gannett - 1 Sixth ballot (before shifts): Wendell Willkie - 655 Robert Taft - 318 Thomas E. Dewey - 11 Herbert Hoover - 10 Scattering - 5 Frank E. Gannett - 1 United States Senate election in Ohio, 1944: Robert Taft (R) (inc.) - 1,500,609 (50.30%) William G. Pickrel (D) - 1,482,610 (49.70%) Nebraska Republican presidential primary, 1948: Harold Stassen - 80,979 (43.54%) Thomas E. Dewey - 64,242 (34.54%) Robert Taft - 21,608 (11.62%) Arthur Vandenberg - 9,590 (5.16%) Douglas MacArthur - 6,893 (3.71%) Earl Warren - 1,761 (0.95%) Joseph William Martin, Jr. - 910 (0.49%) Others - 24 (0.01%) Illinois Republican presidential primary, 1948: Riley A. Bender - 324,029 (96.90%) Douglas MacArthur - 6,672 (2.00%) Harold Stassen - 1,572 (0.47%) Thomas E. Dewey - 953 (0.29%) Robert Taft - 705 (0.21%) Others - 475 (0.14%) All candidate, except Bender, run as write-in New Jersey Republican presidential primary, 1948: Thomas E. Dewey - 3,714 (41.38%) Harold Stassen - 3,123 (34.79%) Douglas MacArthur - 718 (8.00%) Arthur H. Vandenberg - 516 (5.75%) Robert Taft - 495 (5.52%) Dwight D. Eisenhower - 288 (3.21%) Joseph William Martin, Jr. - 64 (0.71%) Alfred Driscoll - 44 (0.49%) Earl Warren - 14 (0.16%) Pennsylvania Republican presidential primary, 1948: Harold Stassen -