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C. F. Lea ran as a Democrat in 1932 and 1934, not as a Republican (as I had incorrectly recorded earlier).
Ralph Swing ran as a Republican in 1942, not as a Democrat.
Herbert Slater ran as a Democrat in 1922, not as a Republican.
Nathan F. Coombs ran as a Republican in 1952, not as a Democrat.
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