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1932 United States presidential election in California

The 1932 United States presidential election in California took place on November 8, 1932 as part of the 1932 United States presidential election. State voters chose 22 representatives, or electors, to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

1932 United States presidential election in California

← 1928 November 8, 1932 1936 →
Turnout80.65% (of registered voters) 0.87 pp
65.22% (of eligible voters) 8.24 pp[1]
 
Nominee Franklin D. Roosevelt Herbert Hoover
Party Democratic Republican
Home state New York California
Running mate John Nance Garner Charles Curtis
Electoral vote 22 0
Popular vote 1,324,157 847,902
Percentage 58.39% 37.39%

County results

President before election

Herbert Hoover
Republican

Elected President

Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic

California voted for the Democratic challenger, New York Governor Franklin Roosevelt, in a landslide over the Republican incumbent, Herbert Hoover, carrying every county except Riverside.

Roosevelt became the first Democrat to gain an absolute majority of the vote in California since Franklin Pierce in 1852, and in winning all but one county he broke numerous long streaks of Republican dominance.[a] Alpine and Orange Counties had never voted Democratic before this election,[2] Alameda County had last voted for a Democrat in 1856,[3] Humboldt County had never been Democratic since Stephen Douglas carried it in 1860,[4] San Bernardino and Santa Clara Counties had not voted Democratic since Horatio Seymour in 1868,[2] and Los Angeles County previously supported a Democrat with Samuel J. Tilden in 1876.[2]

FDR’s victory was the first of five consecutive Democratic victories in the state, as California would not vote Republican again until Dwight Eisenhower won the state in 1952.

Results

1932 United States presidential election in California[5]
Party Candidate Votes Percentage Electoral votes
Democratic Franklin D. Roosevelt 1,324,157 58.39% 22
Republican Herbert Hoover (incumbent) 847,902 37.39% 0
Socialist Norman Thomas 63,299 2.79% 0
Prohibition William D. Upshaw 20,637 0.91% 0
Liberty William Hope Harvey 9,827 0.43% 0
No party Write-ins 1,121 0.05% 0
No party William Z. Foster (write-in) 1,023 0.05% 0
Invalid or blank votes
Totals 2,267,966 100.00% 22
Voter turnout

Results by county

County Roosevelt Votes Hoover Votes Thomas Votes Others Votes
Plumas 75.82% 2,035 21.68% 582 2.01% 54 0.48% 13
El Dorado 73.37% 3,034 23.12% 956 2.03% 84 1.48% 61
Trinity 73.01% 1,101 21.09% 318 3.51% 53 2.39% 36
Amador 72.97% 2,367 25.34% 822 0.71% 23 0.99% 32
Shasta 72.12% 4,170 23.90% 1,382 2.59% 150 1.38% 80
Placer 71.40% 6,200 25.82% 2,242 1.79% 155 0.99% 86
Lassen 70.41% 3,056 26.89% 1,167 1.77% 77 0.92% 40
Sutter 70.41% 3,807 25.74% 1,392 1.94% 105 1.90% 103
Kern 70.32% 19,634 25.11% 7,011 3.45% 962 1.12% 313
Madera 70.15% 3,457 25.22% 1,243 1.91% 94 2.72% 134
Fresno 69.90% 32,528 26.07% 12,134 2.60% 1,211 1.43% 664
Yuba 69.84% 3,138 26.17% 1,176 2.00% 90 1.98% 89
Sierra 69.40% 796 25.46% 292 3.92% 45 1.22% 14
Siskiyou 69.33% 6,367 26.76% 2,458 2.78% 255 1.13% 104
Sacramento 69.32% 36,370 27.74% 14,553 1.86% 978 1.08% 564
Colusa 69.11% 2,752 27.50% 1,095 0.80% 32 2.59% 103
Kings 69.05% 5,191 26.72% 2,009 1.94% 146 2.29% 172
Modoc 68.86% 1,643 27.45% 655 1.76% 42 1.93% 46
Mariposa 68.01% 1,386 27.48% 560 2.40% 49 2.11% 43
Yolo 67.77% 5,780 29.49% 2,515 1.00% 85 1.75% 149
Imperial 67.28% 8,772 29.01% 3,783 2.10% 274 1.61% 210
Solano 67.16% 9,712 30.30% 4,382 1.80% 260 0.74% 107
Calaveras 67.10% 1,744 29.01% 754 2.54% 66 1.35% 35
Merced 67.10% 7,202 27.20% 2,920 3.51% 377 2.19% 235
Tuolumne 66.45% 2,521 30.18% 1,145 2.03% 77 1.34% 51
San Luis Obispo 65.77% 7,933 28.59% 3,449 3.46% 417 2.18% 263
Glenn 65.07% 2,973 31.34% 1,432 1.60% 73 1.99% 91
Butte 65.03% 9,645 29.14% 4,322 3.53% 524 2.30% 341
San Francisco 64.62% 144,236 31.43% 70,152 2.60% 5,802 1.35% 3,007
Inyo 64.61% 1,459 30.91% 698 2.83% 64 1.64% 37
Mono 64.37% 374 34.25% 199 1.03% 6 0.34% 2
Del Norte 64.06% 1,319 30.94% 637 3.50% 72 1.51% 31
San Joaquin 63.33% 21,929 32.19% 11,145 3.28% 1,137 1.20% 415
Nevada 63.33% 3,544 32.92% 1,842 2.43% 136 1.32% 74
Lake 62.61% 2,344 34.75% 1,301 1.60% 60 1.04% 39
Tulare 62.53% 15,631 32.27% 8,066 2.52% 629 2.69% 673
Mendocino 61.43% 5,867 35.23% 3,365 1.97% 188 1.37% 131
Sonoma 61.11% 15,686 35.69% 9,161 2.27% 583 0.93% 239
San Benito 60.98% 2,283 33.89% 1,269 1.39% 52 3.74% 140
Tehama 60.40% 3,534 34.20% 2,001 2.55% 149 2.85% 167
Napa 60.32% 5,745 36.97% 3,521 1.60% 152 1.11% 106
Contra Costa 58.94% 17,218 37.33% 10,907 2.78% 811 0.95% 278
Ventura 58.82% 10,903 37.27% 6,908 2.34% 433 1.57% 291
Stanislaus 58.63% 12,336 36.18% 7,614 2.83% 595 2.36% 497
Marin 57.45% 9,764 38.13% 6,480 3.85% 654 0.58% 98
Santa Barbara 57.42% 13,373 38.06% 8,864 3.04% 707 1.49% 347
Los Angeles 57.19% 554,476 38.55% 373,738 2.84% 27,518 1.43% 13,862
Monterey 56.77% 8,942 39.37% 6,200 2.05% 323 1.81% 285
San Mateo 56.36% 19,094 39.68% 13,442 2.90% 982 1.07% 361
Santa Cruz 55.01% 8,246 40.06% 6,005 2.04% 306 2.89% 433
Humboldt 54.20% 8,723 42.22% 6,795 2.02% 325 1.57% 252
San Diego 53.58% 45,622 41.46% 35,305 3.65% 3,108 1.31% 1,115
Alameda 52.04% 106,388 43.68% 89,303 3.23% 6,598 1.06% 2,163
San Bernardino 50.23% 24,889 44.59% 22,094 3.03% 1,502 2.15% 1,063
Alpine 50.00% 56 47.32% 53 1.79% 2 0.89% 1
Santa Clara 49.14% 28,272 47.54% 27,353 2.39% 1,377 0.92% 529
Orange 48.37% 23,835 45.91% 22,623 3.20% 1,577 2.52% 1,241
Riverside 45.37% 12,755 50.20% 14,112 2.47% 693 1.96% 552

References

  1. ^ "Historical Voter Registration and Participation in Statewide General Elections 1910-2018" (PDF). California Secretary of State. Retrieved 2022-05-05.
  2. ^ a b c Menendez, Albert J.; The Geography of Presidential Elections in the United States, 1868-2004, pp. 152-155 ISBN 0786422173
  3. ^ Géographie Électorale; 1856 Presidential Election by County
  4. ^ Géographie Électorale; 1860 Presidential Election by County
  5. ^ "1932 Presidential General Election Results - California". Dave Leip's U.S. Election Atlas. Retrieved 2008-08-25.

Notes

  1. ^ William Howard Taft, the national Republican nominee, was not on the ballot in California in 1912, but those counties won by Theodore Roosevelt in that election are counted as part of these streaks.

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Main article 1932 United States presidential election The 1932 United States presidential election in California took place on November 8 1932 as part of the 1932 United States presidential election State voters chose 22 representatives or electors to the Electoral College who voted for president and vice president 1932 United States presidential election in California 1928 November 8 1932 1936 Turnout80 65 of registered voters 0 87 pp 65 22 of eligible voters 8 24 pp 1 Nominee Franklin D Roosevelt Herbert HooverParty Democratic RepublicanHome state New York CaliforniaRunning mate John Nance Garner Charles CurtisElectoral vote 22 0Popular vote 1 324 157 847 902Percentage 58 39 37 39 County results Roosevelt 40 50 50 60 60 70 70 80 Hoover 50 60 President before electionHerbert HooverRepublican Elected President Franklin D RooseveltDemocraticCalifornia voted for the Democratic challenger New York Governor Franklin Roosevelt in a landslide over the Republican incumbent Herbert Hoover carrying every county except Riverside Roosevelt became the first Democrat to gain an absolute majority of the vote in California since Franklin Pierce in 1852 and in winning all but one county he broke numerous long streaks of Republican dominance a Alpine and Orange Counties had never voted Democratic before this election 2 Alameda County had last voted for a Democrat in 1856 3 Humboldt County had never been Democratic since Stephen Douglas carried it in 1860 4 San Bernardino and Santa Clara Counties had not voted Democratic since Horatio Seymour in 1868 2 and Los Angeles County previously supported a Democrat with Samuel J Tilden in 1876 2 FDR s victory was the first of five consecutive Democratic victories in the state as California would not vote Republican again until Dwight Eisenhower won the state in 1952 Contents 1 Results 2 Results by county 3 References 4 NotesResults Edit1932 United States presidential election in California 5 Party Candidate Votes Percentage Electoral votesDemocratic Franklin D Roosevelt 1 324 157 58 39 22Republican Herbert Hoover incumbent 847 902 37 39 0Socialist Norman Thomas 63 299 2 79 0Prohibition William D Upshaw 20 637 0 91 0Liberty William Hope Harvey 9 827 0 43 0No party Write ins 1 121 0 05 0No party William Z Foster write in 1 023 0 05 0Invalid or blank votes Totals 2 267 966 100 00 22Voter turnout Results by county EditCounty Roosevelt Votes Hoover Votes Thomas Votes Others VotesPlumas 75 82 2 035 21 68 582 2 01 54 0 48 13El Dorado 73 37 3 034 23 12 956 2 03 84 1 48 61Trinity 73 01 1 101 21 09 318 3 51 53 2 39 36Amador 72 97 2 367 25 34 822 0 71 23 0 99 32Shasta 72 12 4 170 23 90 1 382 2 59 150 1 38 80Placer 71 40 6 200 25 82 2 242 1 79 155 0 99 86Lassen 70 41 3 056 26 89 1 167 1 77 77 0 92 40Sutter 70 41 3 807 25 74 1 392 1 94 105 1 90 103Kern 70 32 19 634 25 11 7 011 3 45 962 1 12 313Madera 70 15 3 457 25 22 1 243 1 91 94 2 72 134Fresno 69 90 32 528 26 07 12 134 2 60 1 211 1 43 664Yuba 69 84 3 138 26 17 1 176 2 00 90 1 98 89Sierra 69 40 796 25 46 292 3 92 45 1 22 14Siskiyou 69 33 6 367 26 76 2 458 2 78 255 1 13 104Sacramento 69 32 36 370 27 74 14 553 1 86 978 1 08 564Colusa 69 11 2 752 27 50 1 095 0 80 32 2 59 103Kings 69 05 5 191 26 72 2 009 1 94 146 2 29 172Modoc 68 86 1 643 27 45 655 1 76 42 1 93 46Mariposa 68 01 1 386 27 48 560 2 40 49 2 11 43Yolo 67 77 5 780 29 49 2 515 1 00 85 1 75 149Imperial 67 28 8 772 29 01 3 783 2 10 274 1 61 210Solano 67 16 9 712 30 30 4 382 1 80 260 0 74 107Calaveras 67 10 1 744 29 01 754 2 54 66 1 35 35Merced 67 10 7 202 27 20 2 920 3 51 377 2 19 235Tuolumne 66 45 2 521 30 18 1 145 2 03 77 1 34 51San Luis Obispo 65 77 7 933 28 59 3 449 3 46 417 2 18 263Glenn 65 07 2 973 31 34 1 432 1 60 73 1 99 91Butte 65 03 9 645 29 14 4 322 3 53 524 2 30 341San Francisco 64 62 144 236 31 43 70 152 2 60 5 802 1 35 3 007Inyo 64 61 1 459 30 91 698 2 83 64 1 64 37Mono 64 37 374 34 25 199 1 03 6 0 34 2Del Norte 64 06 1 319 30 94 637 3 50 72 1 51 31San Joaquin 63 33 21 929 32 19 11 145 3 28 1 137 1 20 415Nevada 63 33 3 544 32 92 1 842 2 43 136 1 32 74Lake 62 61 2 344 34 75 1 301 1 60 60 1 04 39Tulare 62 53 15 631 32 27 8 066 2 52 629 2 69 673Mendocino 61 43 5 867 35 23 3 365 1 97 188 1 37 131Sonoma 61 11 15 686 35 69 9 161 2 27 583 0 93 239San Benito 60 98 2 283 33 89 1 269 1 39 52 3 74 140Tehama 60 40 3 534 34 20 2 001 2 55 149 2 85 167Napa 60 32 5 745 36 97 3 521 1 60 152 1 11 106Contra Costa 58 94 17 218 37 33 10 907 2 78 811 0 95 278Ventura 58 82 10 903 37 27 6 908 2 34 433 1 57 291Stanislaus 58 63 12 336 36 18 7 614 2 83 595 2 36 497Marin 57 45 9 764 38 13 6 480 3 85 654 0 58 98Santa Barbara 57 42 13 373 38 06 8 864 3 04 707 1 49 347Los Angeles 57 19 554 476 38 55 373 738 2 84 27 518 1 43 13 862Monterey 56 77 8 942 39 37 6 200 2 05 323 1 81 285San Mateo 56 36 19 094 39 68 13 442 2 90 982 1 07 361Santa Cruz 55 01 8 246 40 06 6 005 2 04 306 2 89 433Humboldt 54 20 8 723 42 22 6 795 2 02 325 1 57 252San Diego 53 58 45 622 41 46 35 305 3 65 3 108 1 31 1 115Alameda 52 04 106 388 43 68 89 303 3 23 6 598 1 06 2 163San Bernardino 50 23 24 889 44 59 22 094 3 03 1 502 2 15 1 063Alpine 50 00 56 47 32 53 1 79 2 0 89 1Santa Clara 49 14 28 272 47 54 27 353 2 39 1 377 0 92 529Orange 48 37 23 835 45 91 22 623 3 20 1 577 2 52 1 241Riverside 45 37 12 755 50 20 14 112 2 47 693 1 96 552References Edit Historical Voter Registration and Participation in Statewide General Elections 1910 2018 PDF California Secretary of State Retrieved 2022 05 05 a b c Menendez Albert J The Geography of Presidential Elections in the United States 1868 2004 pp 152 155 ISBN 0786422173 Geographie Electorale 1856 Presidential Election by County Geographie Electorale 1860 Presidential Election by County 1932 Presidential General Election Results California Dave Leip s U S Election Atlas Retrieved 2008 08 25 Notes Edit William Howard Taft the national Republican nominee was not on the ballot in California in 1912 but those counties won by Theodore Roosevelt in that election are counted as 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