1914 United States Senate election in California

Candidates • Joseph R. Knowland, U.S. Representative from Oakland • Samuel Morgan Shortridge, attorney • Francis J. Heney (Progressive), former Attorney General for the Arizona Territory (cross-filing) • Chester Harvey Rowell (Progressive), member of the Panama–Pacific International Exposition Commission (cross-filing) • James Duval Phelan (Democratic), former mayor of San Francisco (cross-filing) • Thomas F. Griffin (Democratic), State Assemblyman (cross-filing) Results ==Democratic primary==

Candidates • James Duval Phelan (Democratic), former mayor of San Francisco • Thomas F. Griffin (Democratic), State Assemblyman • Francis J. Heney (Progressive), former Attorney General for the Arizona Territory (cross-filing) • Joseph R. Knowland, U.S. Representative from Oakland (cross-filing) • Samuel Morgan Shortridge, attorney (cross-filing) • Chester Harvey Rowell (Progressive), member of the Panama–Pacific International Exposition Commission (cross-filing) Results ==Progressive primary==

Candidates • Francis J. Heney (Progressive), former Attorney General for the Arizona Territory • Chester Harvey Rowell (Progressive), member of the Panama–Pacific International Exposition Commission • Joseph R. Knowland, U.S. Representative from Oakland (cross-filing) • Samuel Morgan Shortridge, attorney (cross-filing) • James Duval Phelan (Democratic), former mayor of San Francisco (cross-filing) • Thomas F. Griffin (Democratic), State Assemblyman (cross-filing) Results ==General election==

Candidates • Francis J. Heney (Progressive), former Attorney General for the Arizona Territory • James Duval Phelan (Democratic), former mayor of San Francisco • Joseph R. Knowland (Republican), U.S. Representative from Oakland • Ernest Untermann (Socialist), nominee for Governor of Idaho in 1908 • Frederick F. Wheeler (Prohibition), nominee for California's 7th congressional district in 1902 Results == See also ==