1932 United States presidential election in Ohio

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1932 United States presidential election in Ohio
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  1928 November 8, 1932 1936  
  FDR in 1933 (3x4).jpg President Hoover portrait (cropped).jpg
Nominee Franklin D. Roosevelt Herbert Hoover
Party Democratic Republican
Home state New York California
Running mate John Nance Garner Charles Curtis
Electoral vote260
Popular vote1,301,6951,227,319
Percentage49.88%47.03%

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County Results

President before election

Herbert Hoover
Republican

Elected President

Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic

The 1932 United States presidential election in Ohio was held on November 8, 1932 as part of the 1932 United States presidential election. State voters chose 26 electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

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Ohio was narrowly won by the Democratic Party candidate, Franklin D. Roosevelt, with 49.88% of the popular vote. The Republican Party candidate, President Herbert Hoover, garnered 47.03% of the popular vote. [1] As of the 2020 presidential election , this is the only election since the Civil War in which Fulton County has voted for a Democratic presidential candidate, [2] and the last when Union County has done so. [3]

Ohio voted almost 15% more Republican than the nation amidst the Democratic landslide, a lean which it has not exceeded since.

Results

1932 United States presidential election in Ohio
PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
Democratic Franklin D. Roosevelt 1,301,69549.88%26
Republican Herbert Hoover (incumbent)1,227,31947.03%0
Socialist Norman Thomas 64,0942.46%0
Prohibition William Upshaw 7,4210.28%0
Communist William Foster 7,2310.28%0
Socialist Labor Verne L. Reynolds 1,9680.08%0
Totals2,609,728100.0%26

Results by county

CountyFranklin Delano Roosevelt
Democratic
Herbert Hoover
Republican
Norman Matton Thomas
Socialist
Various candidates
Other parties
MarginTotal votes cast [4]
# %# %# %# %# %
Adams 5,90954.06%4,85744.43%530.48%1121.02%1,0529.62%10,931
Allen 16,67652.23%14,67845.97%4211.32%1550.49%1,9986.26%31,930
Ashland 7,30251.84%6,54946.49%1270.90%1080.77%7535.35%14,086
Ashtabula 11,38640.26%15,64455.31%1,0713.79%1810.64%-4,258-15.06%28,282
Athens 8,91546.09%9,89751.17%3962.05%1350.70%-982-5.08%19,343
Auglaize 8,03660.83%5,03938.15%1060.80%290.22%2,99722.69%13,210
Belmont 20,29155.01%15,02940.75%8462.29%7191.95%5,26214.27%36,885
Brown 6,60161.91%3,93036.86%700.66%610.57%2,67125.05%10,662
Butler 22,51651.16%19,67344.70%1,6013.64%2180.50%2,8436.46%44,008
Carroll 2,80237.31%4,48759.75%1391.85%821.09%-1,685-22.44%7,510
Champaign 6,39650.31%6,19148.70%430.34%820.65%2051.61%12,712
Clark 17,31446.86%19,02851.49%4321.17%1780.48%-1,714-4.64%36,952
Clermont 8,66251.97%7,68446.10%2231.34%980.59%9785.87%16,667
Clinton 5,25246.20%5,95352.37%1070.94%560.49%-701-6.17%11,368
Columbiana 14,28440.32%19,70755.62%1,0983.10%3410.96%-5,423-15.31%35,430
Coshocton 8,18856.26%6,04041.50%1461.00%1811.24%2,14814.76%14,555
Crawford 10,59360.47%6,53837.32%3051.74%810.46%4,05523.15%17,517
Cuyahoga 185,73150.12%166,33744.89%15,4804.18%3,0300.82%19,3945.23%370,578
Darke 11,12255.92%8,28441.65%1880.95%2951.48%2,83814.27%19,889
Defiance 6,53261.65%3,87136.54%1441.36%480.45%2,66125.12%10,595
Delaware 6,19646.59%6,83351.38%1931.45%780.59%-637-4.79%13,300
Erie 10,76557.13%7,66640.68%3802.02%320.17%3,09916.45%18,843
Fairfield 10,41055.66%8,05043.04%1450.78%990.53%2,36012.62%18,704
Fayette 5,15754.24%4,25444.74%560.59%410.43%9039.50%9,508
Franklin 58,53944.97%67,95752.21%2,9252.25%7390.57%-9,418-7.24%130,160
Fulton 4,67350.01%4,48748.02%1121.20%720.77%1861.99%9,344
Gallia 4,19041.89%5,64656.45%1261.26%400.40%-1,456-14.56%10,002
Geauga 2,39637.12%3,83659.44%1932.99%290.45%-1,440-22.31%6,454
Greene 6,60042.63%8,45554.62%3252.10%1010.65%-1,855-11.98%15,481
Guernsey 9,02649.85%8,75048.33%2141.18%1160.64%2761.52%18,106
Hamilton 123,10949.43%118,80447.70%6,2052.49%9580.38%4,3051.73%249,076
Hancock 9,37049.16%9,26048.58%2471.30%1840.97%1100.58%19,061
Hardin 8,71754.20%7,21544.86%890.55%630.39%1,5029.34%16,084
Harrison 3,51241.62%4,75956.39%740.88%941.11%-1,247-14.78%8,439
Henry 6,98768.58%3,06730.10%900.88%440.43%3,92038.48%10,188
Highland 7,07950.07%6,92448.98%670.47%670.47%1551.10%14,137
Hocking 5,28756.56%3,81140.77%1982.12%520.56%1,47615.79%9,348
Holmes 4,09666.28%1,95331.60%1041.68%270.44%2,14334.68%6,180
Huron 8,79549.69%8,70249.16%1550.88%490.28%930.53%17,701
Jackson 5,54344.03%6,93255.06%670.53%480.38%-1,389-11.03%12,590
Jefferson 16,06650.93%14,17944.95%8692.75%4301.36%1,8875.98%31,544
Knox 7,00845.25%8,27253.42%1260.81%800.52%-1,264-8.16%15,486
Lake 6,80135.43%11,79261.43%5462.84%570.30%-4,991-26.00%19,196
Lawrence 8,15748.22%8,59850.83%1180.70%420.25%-441-2.61%16,915
Licking 13,90449.99%13,35548.01%3731.34%1830.66%5491.97%27,815
Logan 6,67846.53%7,46952.04%940.65%1110.77%-791-5.51%14,352
Lorain 18,75345.77%20,89751.00%1,0612.59%2600.63%-2,144-5.23%40,971
Lucas 64,90255.44%47,79640.83%3,3662.88%9960.85%17,10614.61%117,060
Madison 4,72250.10%4,63149.13%330.35%400.42%910.97%9,426
Mahoning 33,13943.68%39,71352.35%2,5203.32%4890.64%-6,574-8.67%75,861
Marion 10,35453.29%8,56944.10%3351.72%1710.88%1,7859.19%19,429
Medina 5,84141.50%7,75355.09%4383.11%420.30%-1,912-13.59%14,074
Meigs 5,10545.40%5,96453.04%1331.18%420.37%-859-7.64%11,244
Mercer 8,46270.94%3,31427.78%750.63%780.65%5,14843.16%11,929
Miami 10,67745.62%12,15751.95%4301.84%1380.59%-1,480-6.32%23,402
Monroe 5,26364.61%2,76733.97%590.72%570.70%2,49630.64%8,146
Montgomery 51,27048.50%49,26746.60%4,6834.43%4970.47%2,0031.89%105,717
Morgan 3,10742.67%3,95754.34%1842.53%340.47%-850-11.67%7,282
Morrow 3,84949.31%3,81148.82%460.59%1001.28%380.49%7,806
Muskingum 13,37844.17%16,36654.04%3301.09%2110.70%-2,988-9.87%30,285
Noble 3,96649.45%3,95049.25%290.36%750.94%160.20%8,020
Ottawa 6,81764.73%3,60034.18%980.93%170.16%3,21730.55%10,532
Paulding 4,16555.64%3,20142.77%680.91%510.68%96412.88%7,485
Perry 6,71445.76%7,25549.44%6394.35%650.44%-541-3.69%14,673
Pickaway 6,41458.81%4,39540.30%430.39%550.50%2,01918.51%10,907
Pike 5,10764.58%2,74334.69%310.39%270.34%2,36429.89%7,908
Portage 9,66248.36%9,58647.98%6373.19%960.48%760.38%19,981
Preble 6,22153.51%5,20544.77%1581.36%410.35%1,0168.74%11,625
Putnam 8,07868.00%3,64630.69%960.81%590.50%4,43237.31%11,879
Richland 15,22553.90%12,53144.36%2911.03%2020.72%2,6949.54%28,249
Ross 10,54252.12%9,57547.34%710.35%390.19%9674.78%20,227
Sandusky 10,29952.84%8,91545.74%2201.13%560.29%1,3847.10%19,490
Scioto 15,81747.09%17,22551.28%4701.40%780.23%-1,408-4.19%33,590
Seneca 11,89455.88%9,00742.32%3011.41%820.39%2,88713.56%21,284
Shelby 8,29965.14%4,28133.60%1070.84%540.42%4,01831.54%12,741
Stark 35,75744.89%40,67251.06%2,6133.28%6120.77%-4,915-6.17%79,654
Summit 53,96550.95%47,69145.03%3,4733.28%7820.74%6,2745.92%105,911
Trumbull 17,87141.64%23,02953.66%1,7764.14%2370.55%-5,158-12.02%42,913
Tuscarawas 16,64855.67%12,36941.36%6882.30%2000.67%4,27914.31%29,905
Union 4,94349.58%4,91249.27%580.58%560.56%310.31%9,969
Van Wert 7,97756.66%5,91842.04%1100.78%730.52%2,05914.63%14,078
Vinton 2,65548.99%2,71550.10%230.42%260.48%-60-1.11%5,419
Warren 5,54742.13%7,42156.37%1421.08%550.42%-1,874-14.23%13,165
Washington 10,20851.36%9,35247.05%2401.21%760.38%8564.31%19,876
Wayne 10,87049.19%10,78748.82%3401.54%1000.45%830.38%22,097
Williams 6,86054.46%5,45943.34%2011.60%770.61%1,40111.12%12,597
Wood 11,33250.78%10,56647.34%3131.40%1070.48%7663.43%22,318
Wyandot 5,45157.32%3,93941.42%780.82%410.43%1,51215.90%9,509
Totals1,301,69549.88%1,227,31947.03%64,0942.46%16,6200.64%74,3762.85%2,609,728

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