1932 United States presidential election in South Dakota explained

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Election Name:1932 United States presidential election in South Dakota
Country:South Dakota
Flag Year:1909
Type:presidential
Ongoing:no
Previous Election:1928 United States presidential election in South Dakota
Previous Year:1928
Next Election:1936 United States presidential election in South Dakota
Next Year:1936
Votes For Election:All 4 South Dakota votes to the Electoral College
Election Date:November 8, 1932[1]
Image1:FDR in 1933 (3x4).jpg
Nominee1:Franklin D. Roosevelt
Party1:Democratic Party (United States)
Home State1:New York
Running Mate1:John Nance Garner
Electoral Vote1:4
Popular Vote1:183,515
Percentage1:63.62%
Nominee2:Herbert Hoover
Party2:Republican Party (United States)
Home State2:California
Running Mate2:Charles Curtis
Electoral Vote2:0
Popular Vote2:99,212
Percentage2:34.40%
Map Size:300px
President
Before Election:Herbert Hoover
Before Party:Republican Party (United States)
After Election:Franklin D. Roosevelt
After Party:Democratic Party (United States)

The 1932 United States presidential election in South Dakota took place on November 8, 1932, as part of the 1932 United States presidential election. Voters chose four[2] representatives, or electors, to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

South Dakota was won by Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt (DNew York), running with Speaker John Nance Garner, with 63.62 percent of the popular vote, against incumbent President Herbert Hoover (R–California), running with Vice President Charles Curtis, with 34.40 percent of the popular vote.[3]

As a result of his win in the state, Roosevelt became only the second Democratic presidential candidate to win South Dakota as well as the first since William Jennings Bryan in 1896.

This is the only occasion since South Dakota’s statehood when Campbell County, Hutchinson County, Sully County and Turner County have voted for a Democratic presidential candidate,[4] and the last occasion when Butte County and McPherson County have done so.[5] Every county except for arch-Yankee Lawrence County voted for Roosevelt.

This election constitutes the most raw votes a Democrat has ever received in South Dakota. Along with North Dakota in the same year, this is the longest standing such record.[6] It is one of just seven states where a candidate other than Joe Biden in 2020 or Barack Obama in either of his runs holds the record for most raw votes ever received by a Democrat for president, the other six being Rhode Island and West Virginia (Lyndon Johnson), Louisiana and Arkansas (Bill Clinton), North Dakota (Franklin D. Roosevelt), and Oklahoma (Jimmy Carter).

Results

Results by county

County[7] Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Democratic
Herbert Clark Hoover
Republican
William Hope Harvey
Liberty
Norman Mattoon Thomas
Independent
Various candidates
Other parties
MarginTotal votes cast
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Aurora2,30471.58%86026.72%170.53%331.03%50.16%1,44444.86%3,219
Beadle6,24666.83%2,99532.05%320.34%580.62%150.16%3,25134.78%9,346
Bennett1,41073.90%45323.74%221.15%160.84%70.37%95750.16%1,908
Bon Homme3,50471.72%1,35427.71%90.18%140.29%50.10%2,15044.00%4,886
Brookings3,24749.20%3,23148.96%330.50%610.92%270.41%160.24%6,599
Brown8,66963.74%4,63934.11%890.65%930.68%1110.82%4,03029.63%13,601
Brule2,46574.36%79724.04%50.15%401.21%80.24%1,66850.32%3,315
Buffalo63469.59%27029.64%50.55%10.11%10.11%36439.96%911
Butte1,68450.46%1,59447.77%180.54%30.09%381.14%902.70%3,337
Campbell1,11658.61%77040.44%120.63%20.11%40.21%34618.17%1,904
Charles Mix5,39978.86%1,39720.41%150.22%260.38%90.13%4,00258.46%6,846
Clark2,64961.60%1,57236.56%511.19%130.30%150.35%1,07725.05%4,300
Clay3,04065.74%1,51432.74%230.50%380.82%90.19%1,52633.00%4,624
Codington4,80664.98%2,53834.32%230.31%200.27%90.12%2,26830.67%7,396
Corson2,40368.97%94627.15%1113.19%200.57%40.11%1,45741.82%3,484
Custer1,54860.28%97738.05%210.82%120.47%100.39%57122.24%2,568
Davison5,23369.96%2,14728.70%400.53%300.40%300.40%3,08641.26%7,480
Day3,91063.16%1,98332.03%2083.36%270.44%631.02%1,92731.13%6,191
Deuel1,65858.96%1,13140.22%90.32%70.25%70.25%52718.74%2,812
Dewey1,59168.37%71030.51%180.77%70.30%10.04%88137.86%2,327
Douglas2,00565.39%1,04534.08%70.23%60.20%30.10%96031.31%3,066
Edmunds2,58867.47%1,18330.84%230.60%230.60%190.50%1,40536.63%3,836
Fall River2,60364.61%1,35133.53%411.02%230.57%110.27%1,25231.07%4,029
Faulk1,74359.49%1,14138.94%160.55%230.78%70.24%60220.55%2,930
Grant2,88764.56%1,51533.88%330.74%260.58%110.25%1,37230.68%4,472
Gregory3,27873.30%1,16926.14%180.40%40.09%30.07%2,10947.16%4,472
Haakon1,24555.73%79735.68%1757.83%140.63%30.13%44820.05%2,234
Hamlin1,92059.44%1,26739.23%140.43%130.40%160.50%65320.22%3,230
Hand2,65864.75%1,39433.96%330.80%140.34%60.15%1,26430.79%4,105
Hanson1,78367.28%84531.89%140.53%70.26%10.04%93835.40%2,650
Harding71549.52%62543.28%765.26%221.52%60.42%906.23%1,444
Hughes1,85256.64%1,37442.02%220.67%80.24%140.43%47814.62%3,270
Hutchinson3,63069.92%1,50428.97%210.40%270.52%100.19%2,12640.95%5,192
Hyde89556.08%67842.48%80.50%130.81%20.13%21713.60%1,596
Jackson81260.42%49937.13%231.71%40.30%60.45%31323.29%1,344
Jerauld1,77366.33%83631.28%331.23%80.30%230.86%93735.05%2,673
Jones92963.85%47232.44%261.79%231.58%50.34%45731.41%1,455
Kingsbury2,80855.79%2,13542.42%721.43%110.22%70.14%67313.37%5,033
Lake3,09057.15%2,22241.09%541.00%370.68%40.07%86816.05%5,407
Lawrence3,10645.22%3,70853.99%120.17%300.44%120.17%-602-8.77%6,868
Lincoln3,30059.35%2,16038.85%250.45%661.19%90.16%1,14020.50%5,560
Lyman1,87968.83%81129.71%230.84%130.48%40.15%1,06839.12%2,730
Marshall2,13762.01%93527.13%34910.13%90.26%160.46%1,20234.88%3,446
McCook2,88465.22%1,43632.47%892.01%90.20%40.09%1,44832.75%4,422
McPherson2,65080.25%60618.35%240.73%200.61%20.06%2,04461.90%3,302
Meade2,68758.31%1,73537.65%1262.73%370.80%230.50%95220.66%4,608
Mellette1,58370.20%65729.14%90.40%50.22%10.04%92641.06%2,255
Miner2,33268.27%97628.57%852.49%200.59%30.09%1,35639.70%3,416
Minnehaha12,64654.34%10,28844.21%1260.54%1520.65%610.26%2,35810.13%23,273
Moody2,54765.21%1,28933.00%330.84%340.87%30.08%1,25832.21%3,906
Pennington5,17858.34%3,63840.99%420.47%160.18%10.01%1,54017.35%8,875
Perkins1,85253.96%1,40640.97%1343.90%340.99%60.17%44613.00%3,432
Potter1,66870.98%66028.09%50.21%90.38%80.34%1,00842.89%2,350
Roberts4,44069.72%1,38121.69%4857.62%400.63%220.35%3,05948.04%6,368
Sanborn2,39873.09%86026.21%180.55%10.03%40.12%1,53846.88%3,281
Shannon79863.23%46336.69%10.08%00.00%00.00%33526.55%1,262
Spink4,04660.98%2,43336.67%1041.57%380.57%140.21%1,61324.31%6,635
Stanley75756.66%55341.39%151.12%40.30%70.52%20415.27%1,336
Sully96161.25%55935.63%301.91%80.51%110.70%40225.62%1,569
Todd1,48573.01%53326.20%90.44%50.25%20.10%95246.80%2,034
Tripp3,64775.26%1,14723.67%160.33%280.58%80.17%2,50051.59%4,846
Turner3,17058.65%2,17240.19%330.61%240.44%60.11%99818.46%5,405
Union3,53071.21%1,38127.86%50.10%220.44%190.38%2,14943.35%4,957
Walworth2,22166.90%1,04931.60%220.66%180.54%100.30%1,17235.30%3,320
Washabaugh61280.42%13417.61%30.39%60.79%60.79%47862.81%761
Washington34267.99%15731.21%20.40%10.20%10.20%18536.78%503
Yankton4,93073.25%1,69325.16%130.19%881.31%60.09%3,23748.10%6,730
Ziebach98266.67%46231.36%251.70%30.20%10.07%52035.30%1,473
Armstrong0N/A0N/A0N/A0N/A0N/AN/AN/A0
Totals183,51563.62%99,21234.40%3,3331.16%1,5510.54%8270.29%84,30329.23%288,438

See also

Notes and References

  1. Web site: United States Presidential election of 1932 - Encyclopædia Britannica. January 30, 2019.
  2. Web site: 1932 Election for the Thirty-seventh Term (1933-37). January 30, 2019.
  3. Web site: 1932 Presidential General Election Results – South Dakota . January 30, 2019 . US Election Atlas.
  4. Menendez, Albert J.; The Geography of Presidential Elections in the United States, 1868-2004, pp. 294-298
  5. Sullivan, Robert David; ‘How the Red and Blue Map Evolved Over the Past Century’; America Magazine in The National Catholic Review; June 29, 2016
  6. Web site: Our Campaigns - Container Detail Page. 2021-04-17. www.ourcampaigns.com.
  7. Our Campaigns; SD US Presidential Election Race, November 08, 1932