1924 Elections

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3 offices contested.

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1924

Balance of Power

28.9%Popular Vote53.9%

29,293,379 votes

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1924

Presidential Election · 1924

Elected President

Calvin Coolidge

Republicandefeating John W. Davis

136

Davis

Electoral

Votes

266 to win

382

Coolidge

La Follette

136 EV13 EV266 needed to win382 EV

Popular Vote

Coolidge(REP)53.9%

Davis(DEM)28.9%

candidates(OTH)17.2%

National margin:R+25.0%

29,293,379 total votes cast

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Results by State

Davis: 12 states · 136 EV|Coolidge: 35 states · 382 EV|PRG: 1 state · 13 EV

	State	EV	Cum. EV ▲	Davis %	Votes	Coolidge %	Votes	Follette %	Votes	Residual Other %	Margin	Swing
▶	Vermont	4	4	15.7%	16,124	78.2%	80,498	—	—	6.1%	R+62.6	↓ R+18.3
▶	Michigan	15	19	13.1%	152,359	75.4%	874,631	—	—	11.5%	R+62.2	↓ R+11.7
▶	Maine	6	25	21.8%	41,964	72.0%	138,440	—	—	6.1%	R+50.2	↓ R+18.0
▶	Pennsylvania	38	63	19.1%	409,192	65.3%	1,401,481	—	—	15.6%	R+46.3	↓ R+7.7
▶	Kansas	10	73	23.6%	156,320	61.5%	407,671	—	—	14.9%	R+37.9	↓ R+5.7
▶	Massachusetts	18	91	24.9%	280,817	62.3%	703,476	—	—	12.9%	R+37.4	↑ D+3.3
▶	Illinois	29	120	23.4%	576,975	58.8%	1,453,321	—	—	17.8%	R+35.5	↑ D+6.8
▶	New Jersey	14	134	27.4%	297,743	62.2%	675,162	—	—	10.4%	R+34.8	↑ D+4.5
▶	Ohio	24	158	23.7%	477,887	58.3%	1,176,130	—	—	18.0%	R+34.6	↓ R+14.8
▶	Connecticut	7	165	27.5%	110,184	61.5%	246,322	—	—	10.9%	R+34.0	↓ R+4.3
▶	Colorado	6	171	25.5%	83,455	59.3%	193,956	—	—	15.1%	R+33.8	↓ R+10.7
▶	New York	45	216	29.1%	950,796	55.8%	1,820,058	—	—	15.1%	R+26.6	↑ D+11.0
▶	Iowa	13	229	16.4%	160,382	55.0%	537,458	—	—	28.5%	R+38.6	↑ D+6.8
▶	Oregon	5	234	24.2%	67,589	51.0%	142,579	—	—	24.8%	R+26.8	↓ R+0.2
▶	New Hampshire	4	238	34.7%	57,201	59.8%	98,575	—	—	5.5%	R+25.1	↓ R+4.7
▶	Rhode Island	5	243	36.5%	76,606	59.6%	125,286	—	—	—	R+23.2	↑ D+8.0
▶	California	13	256	8.2%	105,514	57.2%	733,196	—	—	34.6%	R+49.0	↓ R+7.0
▶	Delaware	3	259	36.8%	33,445	57.7%	52,441	—	—	5.5%	R+20.9	↓ R+7.3
▶	Wyoming	3	262	16.1%	12,868	52.4%	41,858	—	—	31.5%	R+36.3	↓ R+4.0
▶	Utah	4	266	29.9%	46,908	49.3%	77,327	—	—	20.8%	R+19.4	↓ R+2.3
▶	Nebraska	8	274	29.6%	137,299	47.2%	218,985	—	—	23.1%	R+17.6	↑ D+15.8
▶	Indiana	15	289	38.7%	492,245	55.3%	703,042	—	—	6.1%	R+16.6	↓ R+1.9
▶	Washington	7	296	10.2%	42,842	52.3%	220,224	—	—	37.6%	R+42.1	↓ R+7.3
▶	South Dakota	5	301	13.4%	27,214	49.7%	101,299	—	—	36.9%	R+36.4	↑ D+4.5
▶	Idaho	4	305	16.1%	24,217	48.1%	72,084	—	—	35.8%	R+31.9	↓ R+0.7
▶	Minnesota	12	317	6.8%	55,913	51.2%	420,759	—	—	42.0%	R+44.4	↑ D+6.8
▶	Arizona	3	320	35.5%	26,235	41.3%	30,516	—	—	23.3%	R+5.8	↑ D+5.4
▶	Missouri	18	338	42.6%	572,962	48.2%	648,488	—	—	9.2%	R+5.6	↑ D+5.5
▶	New Mexico	3	341	43.0%	48,542	48.5%	54,745	—	—	8.5%	R+5.5	↑ D+4.3
▶	Nevada	3	344	21.9%	5,909	41.8%	11,243	—	—	36.3%	R+19.8	↑ D+0.9
▶	West Virginia	8	352	44.1%	257,232	49.5%	288,635	—	—	6.5%	R+5.4	↑ D+6.6
▶	Maryland	8	360	39.9%	208,294	44.5%	232,002	—	—	15.6%	R+4.5	↑ D+10.0
▶	Montana	4	364	19.4%	33,867	42.5%	74,246	—	—	38.1%	R+23.1	↑ D+5.8
▶	Kentucky	13	377	46.1%	375,543	48.8%	396,758	—	—	5.1%	R+2.6	↓ R+3.2
▶	North Dakota	5	382	7.0%	13,858	47.7%	94,931	—	—	45.4%	R+40.7	↑ D+18.7
▶	South Carolina	9	9	96.6%	49,008	2.3%	1,162	—	—	—	D+94.3	↑ D+1.6
▶	Mississippi	10	19	89.4%	100,057	7.5%	8,384	—	—	—	D+81.9	↑ D+11.9
▶	Louisiana	10	29	76.4%	93,218	20.2%	24,670	—	—	—	D+56.2	↑ D+17.5
▶	Georgia	14	43	74.1%	123,260	18.2%	30,300	—	—	7.6%	D+55.9	↑ D+13.7
▶	Texas	20	63	73.3%	495,842	20.2%	136,624	—	—	6.5%	D+53.1	↑ D+17.2
▶	Alabama	12	75	69.7%	113,138	25.0%	40,627	—	—	5.3%	D+44.7	↑ D+9.9
▶	Arkansas	9	84	61.2%	84,759	29.3%	40,518	—	—	9.5%	D+32.0	↑ D+12.2
▶	Virginia	12	96	62.7%	139,644	32.6%	72,577	—	—	—	D+30.1	↑ D+6.4
▶	Florida	6	102	56.9%	62,083	28.1%	30,633	—	—	15.1%	D+28.8	↑ D+1.3
▶	North Carolina	12	114	59.0%	284,190	39.6%	190,754	—	—	—	D+19.4	↑ D+5.9
▶	Tennessee	12	126	52.9%	159,339	43.5%	130,831	—	—	—	D+9.5	↑ D+12.4
▶	Oklahoma	10	136	48.5%	255,798	42.8%	225,756	—	—	8.8%	D+5.7	↑ D+11.4
▶	Wisconsin	13	13	8.1%	68,096	37.1%	311,614	54.8%	461,037	—	R+29.0	↑ D+26.0

Margin = (Dem votes − Rep votes) ÷ total votes × 100. Swing = current margin − 1920 margin. Cum. EV orders each winning ticket's states from largest win to closest win and accumulates the official EV awarded in each state, so the closest state is that candidate's final cumulative total.Residual Other % shown when > 5% of total votes.

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31 contests|D won 10|R won 20|Other 1

	State ▲	Winner	W%	Votes	Runner-up	R-up%	Votes	Margin	Swing
▶	Alabama	HeflinDEM	75.2%	120,017	LathropREP	24.8%	39,623	D+50.4	↓ R+49.6
▶	Colorado	PhippsREP	50.2%	159,698	AdamsDEM	43.9%	139,660	R+6.3	↓ R+4.8
▶	Colorado(S)	MeansREP	50.2%	159,353	ShafrothDEM	43.7%	138,714	R+6.5	↓ R+5.0
▶	Delaware	PontREP	59.4%	52,731	TunnellDEM	40.6%	36,085	R+18.7	↓ R+15.4
▶	Idaho	BorahREP	79.5%	99,846	MartinDEM	20.1%	25,199	R+59.4	↓ R+60.4
▶	Illinois	DeneenREP	63.5%	1,449,180	SpragueDEM	35.4%	806,702	R+28.2	↓ R+22.6
▶	Iowa	BrookhartREP	50.0%	447,594	SteckDEM	50.0%	446,840	R+0.1	↑ D+30.4
▶	Kansas	CapperREP	70.1%	428,494	MaloneDEM	25.2%	154,189	R+44.9	↓ R+14.9
▶	Kentucky	SackettREP	51.6%	406,123	StanleyDEM	48.4%	381,605	R+3.1	—
▶	Louisiana	RansdellDEM	100.0%	94,939	—	—	—	D+100.0	→ Even
▶	Maine	FernaldREP	60.4%	148,783	RedmanDEM	39.6%	97,428	R+20.9	↓ R+9.7
▶	Massachusetts	GillettREP	50.3%	566,188	WalshDEM	48.6%	547,600	R+1.6	↓ R+6.3
▶	Michigan	CouzensREP	74.3%	858,934	CooleyDEM	24.6%	284,609	R+49.6	↓ R+47.9
▶	Minnesota	OtherOTH	47.1%	394,260	SchallREP	46.5%	388,594	R+40.0	↑ D+20.1
▶	Mississippi	HarrisonDEM	100.0%	97,257	—	—	—	D+100.0	↑ D+5.0
▶	Montana	WalshDEM	52.8%	89,681	LindermanREP	42.4%	72,005	D+10.4	↑ D+5.1
▶	Nebraska	NorrisREP	62.2%	271,661	ThomasDEM	37.8%	165,370	R+24.3	↓ R+15.3
▶	New Hampshire	KeyesREP	59.8%	94,432	FarrandDEM	40.2%	63,596	R+19.5	—
▶	New Jersey	EdgeREP	61.8%	608,020	DonnellyDEM	33.7%	331,034	R+28.2	↓ R+20.9
▶	New Mexico	BrattonDEM	49.9%	57,355	BursumREP	47.4%	54,558	D+2.4	↑ D+6.3
▶	North Carolina	SimmonsDEM	61.5%	295,344	WhitenerREP	38.5%	184,493	D+23.1	↑ D+2.1
▶	Oklahoma	PineREP	61.6%	341,720	WaltonDEM	35.4%	196,527	R+26.2	↓ R+40.9
▶	Oregon	McNaryREP	66.0%	174,672	MillerDEM	24.7%	65,340	R+41.3	↓ R+29.4
▶	Rhode Island	MetcalfREP	57.6%	120,815	FlynnDEM	41.8%	87,620	R+15.8	↓ R+10.3
▶	South Carolina	BleaseDEM	100.0%	49,060	—	—	—	D+100.0	→ Even
▶	South Dakota	McMasterREP	44.1%	90,006	CherryDEM	31.2%	63,548	R+13.0	↑ D+3.1
▶	Tennessee	TysonDEM	57.3%	147,821	LindsayREP	42.6%	109,863	D+14.7	↓ R+9.9
▶	Texas	SheppardDEM	85.5%	584,614	KennerlyREP	14.5%	98,940	D+71.0	↓ R+3.2
▶	Virginia	GlassDEM	73.2%	149,565	OtherOTH	24.1%	49,304	D+70.6	↓ R+29.1
▶	West Virginia	GoffREP	50.9%	290,004	ChiltonDEM	47.7%	271,809	R+3.2	↑ D+4.9
▶	Wyoming	WarrenREP	55.2%	41,293	RoseDEM	44.8%	33,536	R+10.4	↑ D+5.2

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35 contests|D won 13|R won 22

	State ▲	Winner	W%	Votes	Runner-up	R-up%	Votes	Margin	Swing
▶	Arizona	HuntDEM	50.5%	38,372	HeardREP	49.5%	37,571	D+1.1	↑ D+9.3
▶	Arkansas	TerralDEM	79.8%	99,598	GrabielREP	20.2%	25,152	D+59.7	↑ D+19.0
▶	Colorado	MorleyREP	51.9%	178,078	SweetDEM	44.0%	151,041	R+7.9	↑ D+14.6
▶	Connecticut	BinghamREP	66.2%	246,336	MorrisDEM	31.9%	118,676	R+34.3	↓ R+4.0
▶	Delaware	RobinsonREP	59.6%	53,046	BancroftDEM	39.2%	34,830	R+20.5	↓ R+8.9
▶	Florida	MartinDEM	100.0%	84,181	—	—	—	D+100.0	↑ D+40.0
▶	Idaho	MooreREP	43.9%	65,408	OtherOTH	39.3%	58,484	R+27.1	↓ R+1.0
▶	Illinois	SmallREP	56.7%	1,366,436	JonesDEM	42.4%	1,021,408	R+14.3	↑ D+9.9
▶	Indiana	JacksonREP	52.9%	654,184	McCullochDEM	46.3%	572,303	R+6.6	↑ D+6.8
▶	Iowa	HammillREP	72.7%	604,624	MurtaghDEM	27.3%	226,850	R+45.4	↓ R+25.4
▶	Kansas	PaulenREP	49.0%	323,402	DavisDEM	27.7%	182,861	R+21.3	↓ R+2.1
▶	Louisiana	FuquaDEM	100.0%	66,203	—	—	—	D+100.0	—
▶	Maine	BrewsterREP	57.2%	145,281	PattangallDEM	42.8%	108,626	R+14.4	↑ D+17.4
▶	Massachusetts	FullerREP	56.0%	650,817	CurleyDEM	42.2%	490,010	R+13.8	↑ D+23.0
▶	Michigan	GroesbeckREP	68.8%	799,225	FrensdorfDEM	29.6%	343,577	R+39.3	↓ R+2.2
▶	Minnesota	ChristiansonREP	48.7%	406,692	OtherOTH	45.4%	378,957	R+42.8	↓ R+0.1
▶	Missouri	BarstowREP	50.6%	787,214	NelsonDEM	47.5%	738,423	R+3.1	↑ D+8.8
▶	Montana	EricksonDEM	51.0%	88,801	DixonREP	42.6%	74,126	D+8.4	↑ D+27.9
▶	Nebraska	McMullenREP	51.1%	229,067	NortonDEM	41.0%	183,709	R+10.1	↓ R+4.2
▶	New Hampshire	WinantREP	53.9%	88,650	BrownDEM	46.1%	75,691	R+7.9	↑ D+12.0
▶	New Mexico	HannettDEM	48.8%	56,183	OteroREP	48.6%	55,984	D+0.2	↑ D+2.6
▶	New York	SmithDEM	50.0%	1,627,111	RooseveltREP	46.6%	1,518,552	D+3.3	↑ D+5.9
▶	North Carolina	McLeanDEM	61.3%	294,441	MeekinsREP	38.7%	185,578	D+22.7	↑ D+8.2
▶	North Dakota	SorlieREP	53.9%	101,170	HalvorsonDEM	46.1%	86,414	R+7.9	↓ R+5.9
▶	Ohio	DonaheyDEM	54.0%	1,065,981	DavisREP	45.0%	888,145	D+9.0	↑ D+15.0
▶	Rhode Island	PothierREP	58.6%	122,749	ToupinDEM	41.0%	85,942	R+17.6	↑ D+13.9
▶	South Carolina	McLeodDEM	100.0%	53,545	—	—	—	D+100.0	→ Even
▶	South Dakota	GundersonREP	53.9%	109,914	OtherOTH	23.2%	47,386	R+31.0	↑ D+8.0
▶	Tennessee	PeayDEM	57.2%	162,002	PeckREP	42.8%	121,228	D+14.4	↑ D+24.8
▶	Texas	FergusonDEM	58.9%	422,441	ButteREP	41.1%	294,888	D+17.8	↓ R+23.7
▶	Utah	DernDEM	53.0%	81,308	MabeyREP	47.0%	72,127	D+6.0	↑ D+25.9
▶	Vermont	BillingsREP	79.7%	75,931	MartinDEM	19.2%	18,263	R+60.5	↓ R+5.1
▶	Washington	HartleyREP	56.4%	220,162	HillDEM	32.4%	126,447	R+24.0	↑ D+12.2
▶	West Virginia	GoreREP	53.0%	302,987	FisherDEM	45.8%	261,846	R+7.2	↑ D+3.9
▶	Wisconsin	BlaineREP	51.8%	412,255	LueckDEM	39.9%	317,550	R+11.9	↑ D+5.3