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Election of 1936

Elections

Election of 1936
Candidates
Party
Electoral
Vote
Popular
Vote
Franklin D. Roosevelt (N.Y.)
John N. Garner (Texas)
Democratic
523
27,476,673
Alfred M. Landon (Kansas.)
Frank Knox (Illinois)
Republican
8
16,679,583
William Lemke (North Dakota)
Thomas C. O'Brian (Mass.)
Union
0
892,793

Electoral Vote 1936


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