National Party Conventions, 1831-1972Congressional Quarterly, 1976 - 216 pages |
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... ticket at separate convention . Democrats renominated entire ticket - Woodrow Wilson and Thomas R. Marshall - for first time . Hopes of reuniting Republicans diminished when Roosevelt could not secure their nomination and refused ...
... ticket at separate convention . Democrats renominated entire ticket - Woodrow Wilson and Thomas R. Marshall - for first time . Hopes of reuniting Republicans diminished when Roosevelt could not secure their nomination and refused ...
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... ticket received 9,901,151 votes ( 13.5 per cent of the popular vote ) , carried five southern states and won 46 elec- toral votes . The party's showing was the best by a third party since 1924 , when Robert M. La Follette collected 16.6 ...
... ticket received 9,901,151 votes ( 13.5 per cent of the popular vote ) , carried five southern states and won 46 elec- toral votes . The party's showing was the best by a third party since 1924 , when Robert M. La Follette collected 16.6 ...
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... ticket . Most southern Democrats with national prominence , and with seniority in Congress and patronage privileges to protect , shunned the new Dixiecrat Party . The party's leaders came from the ranks of southern governors and other ...
... ticket . Most southern Democrats with national prominence , and with seniority in Congress and patronage privileges to protect , shunned the new Dixiecrat Party . The party's leaders came from the ranks of southern governors and other ...
Contents
The National Nominating Convention | 7 |
Sources for Convention Ballots | 122 |
American Political Parties Since 1789 Chart | 176 |
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