Electoral history of Herbert Hoover

Electoral history of Herbert Hoover

Electoral history of Herbert Hoover, 31st President of the United States and 3rd United States Secretary of Commerce

1920 Democratic presidential primaries [ [http://www.ourcampaigns.com/RaceDetail.html?RaceID=55167 Our Campaigns - US President - D Primaries Race - Feb 01, 1920 ] ] :
* Unpledged delegates - 165,460 (29.85%)
* A. Mitchell Palmer - 91,543 (16.51%)
* James M. Cox - 86,194 (15.55%)
* William McAdoo - 74,987 (13.53%)
* Gilbert M. Hitchcock - 37,452 (6.76%)
* Edward I. Edwards - 28,470 (5.14%)
* Herbert Hoover - 28,042 (5.06%)
* William Jennings Bryan - 20,893 (3.77%)
* Robert G. Ross - 13,179 (2.38%)
* James W. Gerard - 4,706 (0.85%)

1920 Republican presidential primaries [ [http://www.ourcampaigns.com/RaceDetail.html?RaceID=55168 Our Campaigns - US President - R Primaries Race - Feb 01, 1920 ] ] :
* Hiram W. Johnson - 965,651 (30.30%)
* Leonard Wood - 710,863 (22.30%)
* Frank O. Lowden - 389,127 (12.21%)
* Herbert Hoover - 303,815 (9.53%)
* Unpledged delegates - 298,109 (9.35%)
* Edward R. Wood - 257,841 (8.09%)
* Warren G. Harding - 144,762 (4.54%)
* John J. Pershing - 45,640 (1.43%)
* Howard Sutherland - 33,849 (1.06%)

1920 Republican National Convention (Presidential tally):

1928 Republican presidential primaries [ [http://www.ourcampaigns.com/RaceDetail.html?RaceID=55173 Our Campaigns - US President - R Primaries Race - Feb 01, 1928 ] ] :
* Herbert Hoover - 2,045,928 (49.73%)
* Frank O. Lowden - 1,317,799 (32.03%)
* George W. Norris - 259,548 (6.31%)
* James Eli Watson - 228,795 (5.56%)
* Guy D. Goff - 128,429 (3.12%)
* Frank B. Willis - 84,461 (2.05%)
* Calvin Coolidge (inc.) - 12,985 (0.32%)
* Charles G. Dawes - 12,297 (0.30%)

1928 Republican National Convention (Presidential tally) [ [http://www.ourcampaigns.com/RaceDetail.html?RaceID=57978 Our Campaigns - US President - R Convention Race - Jun 12, 1928 ] ] :
* Herbert Hoover - 837 (76.86%)
* Frank O. Lowden - 74 (6.80%)
* Charles Curtis - 64 (5.88%)
* James Eli Watson - 45 (4.13%)
* George W. Norris - 24 (2.20%)
* Guy D. Goff - 18 (1.65%)
* Calvin Coolidge (inc.) - 17 (1.56%)
* Blank - 5 (0.46%)
* Charles G. Dawes - 4 (0.37%)
* Charles Evans Hughes - 1 (0.09%)

United States presidential election, 1928:
* Herbert Hoover/Charles Curtis (R) - 21,427,123 (58.2%) and 444 electoral votes (40 states carried)
* Al Smith/Joseph Taylor Robinson (D) - 15,015,464 (40.8%) and 87 electoral votes (8 states carried)
* Norman Thomas/James H. Maurer (Socialist) - 267,478 (0.7%)
* William Z. Foster/Benjamin Gitlow (Communist) - 48,551 (0.1%)
* Others - 48,396 (0.1%)

1932 Republican presidential primaries [ [http://www.ourcampaigns.com/RaceDetail.html?RaceID=55175 Our Campaigns - US President - R Primaries Race - Feb 01, 1932 ] ] :
* Joseph I. France - 1,137,948 (47.50%)
* Herbert Hoover (inc.) - 861,602 (35.96%)
* George W. Norris - 139,514 (5.82%)
* Jacob S. Coxey - 100,844 (4.21%)
* Hiram W. Johnson - 64,464 (2.69%)
* Olin J. Ross - 48,867 (2.04%)
* Unpledged delegates - 1,236 (0.05%)
* Others - 6,126 (0.26%)

1932 Republican National Convention (Presidential tally) [ [http://www.ourcampaigns.com/RaceDetail.html?RaceID=57979 Our Campaigns - US President - R Convention Race - Jun 14, 1932 ] ] :
* Herbert Hoover (inc.) - 1,127 (97.92%)
* John J. Blaine - 13 (1.13%)
* Calvin Coolidge - 5 (0.43%)
* Joseph I. France - 4 (0.35%)
* Charles W. Dawes - 1 (0.09%)
* James W. Wadsworth - 1 (0.09%)

United States presidential election, 1932
* Franklin D. Roosevelt/John Nance Garner (D) - 22,821,277 (57.4%) and 472 electoral votes (42 states carried)
* Herbert Hoover/Charles Curtis (R) (inc.) - 15,761,254 (39.7%) and 59 electoral votes (6 states carried)
* Norman Thomas/James H. Maurer (Socialist) - 884,885 (2.2%)
* William Z. Foster/James H. Ford (Communist) - 103,307 (0.3%)
* William D. Upshaw/Frank S. Regan (Prohibition) - 81,905 (0.2%)
* William Hope Harvey/Frank Hemenway (Liberty) - 53,425 (0.1%)
* Verne L. Reynolds/J.W. Aiken (Socialist Labor) - 33,276 (0.1%)
* Others - 12,569 (0.1%)

1936 Republican presidential primaries [ [http://www.ourcampaigns.com/RaceDetail.html?RaceID=55177 Our Campaigns - US President - R Primaries Race - Feb 01, 1936 ] ] :
* William E. Borah - 1,478,676 (44.48%)
* Alf Landon - 729,908 (21.96%)
* Frank Knox - 527,054 (15.85%)
* Earl Warren - 350,917 (10.56%)
* Stephen A. Day - 155,732 (4.69%)
* Warren E. Green - 44,518 (1.34%)
* Leo J. Chassee - 18,986 (0.57%)
* Herbert Hoover - 7,750 (0.23%)

1940 Republican presidential primaries [ [http://www.ourcampaigns.com/RaceDetail.html?RaceID=55179 Our Campaigns - US President - R Primaries Race - Feb 01, 1940 ] ]
* Thomas E. Dewey - 1,605,754 (49.76%)
* Jerrold L. Seawell - 538,112 (16.68%)
* Robert Taft - 516,428 (16.00%)
* Unpledged - 186,157 (5.77%)
* Charles L. McNary - 133,488 (4.14%)
* R. N. Davis - 106,123 (3.29%)
* Arthur H. Vandenberg - 100,651 (3.12%)
* Wendell Willkie - 21,140 (0.66%)
* Franklin D. Roosevelt (inc.) - 9,496 (0.29%)
* Arthur H. James - 8,172 (0.25%)
* Herbert Hoover - 1,082 (0.03%)
* John W. Bricker - 188 (0.01%)

1940 Republican National Convention (Presidential tally) [ [http://www.ourcampaigns.com/RaceDetail.html?RaceID=57981 Our Campaigns - US President - R Convention Race - Jul 24, 1940 ] ] :

First ballot:
* Thomas E. Dewey - 360
* Robert Taft - 189
* Wendell Willkie - 105
* Arthur H. Vandenberg - 76
* Arthur H. James - 74
* Joseph William Martin - 44
* Scattering - 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
* Styled 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
* Styled 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

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