1922 United States Senate election in Wisconsin

Candidates • William Arthur Ganfield, minister and president of Carroll College since 1921 • Robert M. La Follette, incumbent Senator since 1906 Campaign La Follette spent much of the primary defending his opposition to American involvement in World War I and the Treaty of Versailles. He attacked President Warren Harding's administration and its proposed Four-Power Treaty as equally objectionable as the Versailles negotiations. Results ==Democratic primary==

Candidates • Jessie Jack Hooper, suffragette and anti-war activist Results ==Prohibition primary==

Candidates • Adolph R. Bucknam Results ==General election==

Candidates • Adolph R. Bucknam (Prohibition) • Jessie Jack Hooper, suffragette and anti-war activist (Democratic) • Robert M. La Follette, incumbent Senator since 1906 (Republican) • Richard Koeppel (Socialist Labor) Campaign Hooper's campaign was run by two women, Livia Peshkova and Gertrude Watkins, bolstered by women in the press, and often hosted in family living rooms. The campaign rallying cry was "Whoop for Hooper." Her election platform championed the League of Nations, veterans compensation, and world peace. Her husband was one of only two men who donated any money to her campaign. Results == See also ==