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1924 United States presidential election in Virginia

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1924 United States presidential election in Virginia

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NomineeJohn W. DavisCalvin Coolidge
PartyDemocraticRepublican
Home stateWest VirginiaMassachusetts
Running mateCharles W. BryanCharles G. Dawes
Electoral vote120
Popular vote139,79773,359
Percentage62.49%32.79%

County and independent city results

Davis

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%
  70–80%
  80–90%
  90–100%

Coolidge

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%


President before election

Calvin Coolidge
Republican

Elected President

Calvin Coolidge
Republican

Elections in Virginia
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The1924 United States presidential election in Virginia took place on November 4, 1924. Voters chose 12 representatives, or electors to theElectoral College, who voted forpresident andvice president.

The 1900s had seen Virginia, like all former Confederate States, almost completelydisenfranchise its black and poor white populations through the use ofa cumulative poll tax and literacy tests.[1] So severe was the disenfranchising effect of the new 1902 Constitution that the electorate for the 1904 presidential election was halved compared to that of previous elections, and it has been calculated that a third of those who voted were state employees and officeholders.[1]

This limited electorate meant Virginian politics was controlled bypolitical machines based inSouthside Virginia — firstly one led byThomas Staples Martin and after he died theByrd Organization. Progressive “antiorganization” factions were rendered impotent by the inability of almost all their potential electorate to vote.[2] Unlike the Deep South, historicalfusion withthe “Readjuster” Democrats,[3] defection of substantial proportions of theNortheast-aligned white electorate of theShenandoah Valley andSouthwest Virginia overfree silver,[4] and an early move towards a“lily white”Jim Crow party[3] meant that in general elections the Republicans retained around one-third of the small statewide electorate,[5] with the majority of GOP support located in the western part of the state. However, in many areas — like in Tennessee during the same era — the parties avoided competition by an agreed division over local offices.[2]

Virginia was less affected than Oklahoma, Tennessee or North Carolina by the upheavals ofWorld War I andthe Nineteenth Amendment, although there was an unsuccessful challenge to lily-white control of the state's Republican Party in 1921.[3]

During the prolongednational convention, Virginia delegates supportedfavorite sonSenatorCarter Glass, who had virtually no support elsewhere.[6] Ultimately the nomination went to a compromise candidate in Wall Street lawyer and formerUnited States Ambassador to the United KingdomJohn W. Davis of West Virginia. Although West Virginia was a border state whose limited African-American population had not been disenfranchised,[7] Davis did share the extremesocial conservatism of Southern Democrats of his era; he supported poll taxes and opposed women's suffrage.[8] In addition, Davis, like Coolidge, favored strictly limited government.[8][9] At the same time a progressive third-party run was predicted as early as winter 1923–24, and ultimatelyWisconsin SenatorRobert M. La Follette would be nominated by the “Committee for Progressive Political Action”.[10]

Neither Davis, La Follette, norRepublican nominee, incumbentPresidentCalvin Coolidge campaigned in the state, which was always viewed as certain to go for Davis after having voted Democratic at every election since 1876. ADigest poll at the end of October, which included votes for some candidatesnot on the ballot, had Davis winning by 22.5 percentage points,[11] a figure which understated his final margin of 29.69 points or a 6.22-point improvement fromJames M. Cox in1920.Progressive Party candidate La Follette would relegate Davis to third in twelve states and carry his home state of Wisconsin, but had very little appeal amongst Virginia's restricted electorate, reaching double digits in only four counties and six independent cities. Overall Virginia was La Follette's sixth-weakest state[a] after South Carolina, North Carolina, Mississippi, Tennessee and Rhode Island.

Until2016, this was the last presidential election where a Democrat carried Virginia without winning the presidency. This was the last time that a Democrat who lost the popular vote has carried the state until2024, a hundred years later.

Results

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1924 United States presidential election in Virginia[12]
PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
DemocraticJohn W. Davis139,79762.49%12
RepublicanCalvin Coolidge (inc.)73,35932.79%0
ProgressiveRobert M. La Follette10,3794.64%0
Socialist LaborFrank T. Johns1910.09%0
Totals223,726100.00%12

Results by county

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1924 United States presidential election in Virginia by counties and independent cities[13][14]
County or Independent CityJohn William Davis
Democratic
John Calvin Coolidge
Republican
Robert M. La Follette Sr.
Progressive
Frank Tetes Johns
Socialist Labor
MarginTotal votes cast
#%#%#%#%#%
Accomack County2,08785.92%30712.64%321.32%30.12%1,78073.28%2,429
Albemarle County1,38376.75%36620.31%522.89%10.06%1,01756.44%1,802
Alleghany County58936.11%85652.48%18311.22%30.18%-267-16.37%1,631
Amelia County37268.89%15328.33%152.78%00.00%21940.56%540
Amherst County1,09282.29%1299.72%1057.91%10.08%96372.57%1,327
Appomattox County95288.72%1019.41%181.68%20.19%85179.31%1,073
Arlington County1,20941.39%1,30744.74%40513.87%00.00%-98-3.36%2,921
Augusta County1,92058.81%1,26538.74%782.39%20.06%65520.06%3,265
Bath County40448.38%40748.74%242.87%00.00%-3-0.36%835
Bedford County1,81179.64%43219.00%311.36%00.00%1,37960.64%2,274
Bland County60449.55%60949.96%40.33%20.16%-5-0.41%1,219
Botetourt County1,42751.82%1,26445.90%612.21%20.07%1635.92%2,754
Brunswick County88790.33%656.62%303.05%00.00%82283.71%982
Buchanan County87044.25%1,08054.93%140.71%20.10%-210-10.68%1,966
Buckingham County62373.21%21325.03%151.76%00.00%41048.18%851
Campbell County1,46874.03%37218.76%1427.16%10.05%1,09655.27%1,983
Caroline County84077.56%22320.59%201.85%00.00%61756.97%1,083
Carroll County1,25741.68%1,74357.79%140.46%20.07%-486-16.11%3,016
Charles City County14160.78%8235.34%83.45%10.43%5925.43%232
Charlotte County1,00680.87%15412.38%846.75%00.00%85268.49%1,244
Chesterfield County96773.04%28221.30%755.66%00.00%68551.74%1,324
Clarke County68788.19%769.76%151.93%10.13%61178.43%779
Craig County51261.46%30036.01%192.28%20.24%21225.45%833
Culpeper County87679.06%19017.15%423.79%00.00%68661.91%1,108
Cumberland County39881.72%6112.53%285.75%00.00%33769.20%487
Dickenson County1,61853.10%1,29442.47%1193.91%160.53%32410.63%3,047
Dinwiddie County68582.53%12214.70%232.77%00.00%56367.83%830
Elizabeth City County69863.22%31228.26%887.97%60.54%38634.96%1,104
Essex County31582.03%6015.63%92.34%00.00%25566.41%384
Fairfax County1,58662.20%76530.00%1957.65%40.16%82132.20%2,550
Fauquier County1,27774.55%34520.14%895.20%20.12%93254.41%1,713
Floyd County51534.04%98465.04%130.86%10.07%-469-31.00%1,513
Fluvanna County45273.26%13622.04%274.38%20.32%31651.22%617
Franklin County1,90263.55%1,07735.98%130.43%10.03%82527.56%2,993
Frederick County1,31471.92%48426.49%291.59%00.00%83045.43%1,827
Giles County1,31959.15%85238.21%582.60%10.04%46720.94%2,230
Gloucester County61684.38%10914.93%50.68%00.00%50769.45%730
Goochland County39465.89%16427.42%406.69%00.00%23038.46%598
Grayson County1,61152.37%1,44246.88%200.65%30.10%1695.49%3,076
Greene County28553.27%24044.86%81.50%20.37%458.41%535
Greensville County41772.77%13223.04%234.01%10.17%28549.74%573
Halifax County2,24584.24%37414.03%451.69%10.04%1,87170.21%2,665
Hanover County73280.88%13514.92%384.20%00.00%59765.97%905
Henrico County1,05265.55%41625.92%1328.22%50.31%63639.63%1,605
Henry County1,09764.64%56533.29%352.06%00.00%53231.35%1,697
Highland County50852.26%45446.71%101.03%00.00%545.56%972
Isle of Wight County63176.30%19022.97%60.73%00.00%44153.33%827
James City County17372.08%5422.50%135.42%00.00%11949.58%240
King and Queen County31469.47%13429.65%40.88%00.00%18039.82%452
King George County28055.67%20640.95%163.18%10.20%7414.71%503
King William County37269.79%14827.77%132.44%00.00%22442.03%533
Lancaster County56484.43%9013.47%142.10%00.00%47470.96%668
Lee County2,37648.04%2,45649.66%1122.26%20.04%-80-1.62%4,946
Loudoun County1,79488.33%1527.48%824.04%30.15%1,64280.85%2,031
Louisa County70767.59%28226.96%575.45%00.00%42540.63%1,046
Lunenburg County68666.22%13012.55%21921.14%10.10%467[b]45.08%1,036
Madison County58960.66%34735.74%353.60%00.00%24224.92%971
Mathews County67876.78%19522.08%101.13%00.00%48354.70%883
Mecklenburg County1,64984.30%28614.62%201.02%10.05%1,36369.68%1,956
Middlesex County43883.75%7814.91%71.34%00.00%36068.83%523
Montgomery County1,14252.65%96444.44%632.90%00.00%1788.21%2,169
Nansemond County53982.67%9915.18%131.99%10.15%44067.48%652
Nelson County1,04272.82%35024.46%362.52%30.21%69248.36%1,431
New Kent County17863.80%8630.82%155.38%00.00%9232.97%279
Norfolk County1,00073.05%28921.11%775.62%30.22%71151.94%1,369
Northampton County94181.19%18015.53%383.28%00.00%76165.66%1,159
Northumberland County58980.80%13017.83%101.37%00.00%45962.96%729
Nottoway County84072.35%18115.59%14012.06%00.00%65956.76%1,161
Orange County83478.09%18116.95%534.96%00.00%65361.14%1,068
Page County1,01549.34%88543.02%1557.54%20.10%1306.32%2,057
Patrick County1,13858.90%78340.53%110.57%00.00%35518.37%1,932
Pittsylvania County2,56372.08%88024.75%1133.18%00.00%1,68347.33%3,556
Powhatan County24767.12%11029.89%112.99%00.00%13737.23%368
Prince Edward County71482.73%14016.22%91.04%00.00%57466.51%863
Prince George County27973.23%9023.62%123.15%00.00%18949.61%381
Prince William County84772.39%26922.99%524.44%20.17%57849.40%1,170
Princess Anne County69080.42%13715.97%313.61%00.00%55364.45%858
Pulaski County1,76753.84%1,42243.33%902.74%30.09%34510.51%3,282
Rappahannock County39578.22%8917.62%214.16%00.00%30660.59%505
Richmond County34072.19%12526.54%61.27%00.00%21545.65%471
Roanoke County1,07857.04%69536.77%1156.08%20.11%38320.26%1,890
Rockbridge County1,39465.38%68031.89%582.72%00.00%71433.49%2,132
Rockingham County2,04149.38%1,98247.96%1002.42%100.24%591.43%4,133
Russell County2,55457.03%1,84841.27%731.63%30.07%70615.77%4,478
Scott County2,17744.32%2,66654.28%671.36%20.04%-489-9.96%4,912
Shenandoah County2,18648.18%2,21448.80%1342.95%30.07%-28-0.62%4,537
Smyth County1,90745.71%2,23253.50%310.74%20.05%-325-7.79%4,172
Southampton County1,11979.70%20314.46%825.84%00.00%91665.24%1,404
Spotsylvania County44860.87%25534.65%324.35%10.14%19326.22%736
Stafford County45048.44%43346.61%434.63%30.32%171.83%929
Surry County38877.29%7214.34%428.37%00.00%31662.95%502
Sussex County60781.26%13217.67%81.07%00.00%47563.59%747
Tazewell County2,56846.89%2,63148.04%2724.97%60.11%-63-1.15%5,477
Warren County69978.72%15016.89%384.28%10.11%54961.82%888
Warwick County24876.78%5817.96%164.95%10.31%19058.82%323
Washington County3,08351.20%2,84847.30%831.38%70.12%2353.90%6,021
Westmoreland County48473.89%15723.97%142.14%00.00%32749.92%655
Wise County4,15750.55%3,32240.39%7368.95%90.11%83510.15%8,224
Wythe County1,89948.12%1,99650.58%491.24%20.05%-97-2.46%3,946
York County30577.22%7518.99%153.80%00.00%23058.23%395
Alexandria City1,13657.96%55628.37%26613.57%20.10%58029.59%1,960
Bristol City1,03668.79%44029.22%291.93%10.07%59639.58%1,506
Buena Vista City23559.95%14938.01%82.04%00.00%8621.94%392
Charlottesville City83171.64%21818.79%1089.31%30.26%61352.84%1,160
Clifton Forge City44746.90%22523.61%28129.49%00.00%166[b]17.42%953
Danville City1,57770.37%47321.11%1878.34%40.18%1,10449.26%2,241
Fredericksburg City55868.97%22327.56%273.34%10.12%33541.41%809
Hampton City47176.59%12920.98%152.44%00.00%34255.61%615
Harrisonburg City62449.13%63149.69%151.18%00.00%-7-0.55%1,270
Hopewell City27756.42%20641.96%81.63%00.00%7114.46%491
Lynchburg City2,08674.08%60221.38%1284.55%00.00%1,48452.70%2,816
Newport News City1,57456.56%91732.95%28910.38%30.11%65723.61%2,783
Norfolk City5,06163.87%2,44730.88%4115.19%50.06%2,61432.99%7,924
Petersburg City1,33183.45%22814.29%322.01%40.25%1,10369.15%1,595
Portsmouth City2,20664.26%62418.18%59517.33%80.23%1,58246.08%3,433
Radford City39448.82%31438.91%9912.27%00.00%809.91%807
Richmond City9,90473.79%2,60019.37%9076.76%100.07%7,30454.42%13,421
Roanoke City3,93061.07%1,74727.15%75511.73%30.05%2,18333.92%6,435
South Norfolk City28164.01%13430.52%245.47%00.00%14733.49%439
Staunton City1,02263.52%54934.12%382.36%00.00%47329.40%1,609
Suffolk City55773.29%17923.55%243.16%00.00%37849.74%760
Williamsburg City19685.96%3113.60%00.00%10.44%16572.37%228
Winchester City82065.18%42033.39%181.43%00.00%40031.80%1,258
Totals139,71762.48%73,32832.79%10,3694.64%1890.08%66,38929.69%223,603

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^This excludesLouisiana where La Follette was not on the ballot at all, though he received an undocumented number of votes as awrite-in candidate.
  2. ^abIn this county or city where La Follette ran second ahead of Coolidge, the margin given is that between Davis and La Follette

References

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  1. ^abKousser, J. Morgan (1974).The Shaping of Southern Politics: Suffrage Restriction and the Establishment of the One-Party South, 1880-1910.Yale University Press. pp. 178–181.ISBN 0-300-01696-4.
  2. ^abKey, Valdimer Orlando (1949).Southern Politics in State and Nation. pp. 20–25.
  3. ^abcHeersink, Boris; Jenkins, Jeffrey A. (March 19, 2020).Republican Party Politics and the American South, 1865-1968. Cambridge University Press. pp. 217–221.ISBN 978-1107158436.
  4. ^Moger, Allen. "The Rift in Virginia Democracy in 1896".The Journal of Southern History.4 (3):295–317.doi:10.2307/2191291.JSTOR 2191291.
  5. ^Phillips, Kevin P.;The Emerging Republican Majority, pp. 210, 242ISBN 978-0-691-16324-6
  6. ^"How the States Voted in Convention".York Daily Record.York, Pennsylvania. July 7, 1924. p. 10.
  7. ^Ranney, Joseph A. (October 30, 2006).In the Wake of Slavery: Civil War, Civil Rights, and the Reconstruction of Southern Law. Bloomsbury Academic. p. 141.ISBN 0275989720.
  8. ^abNewman, Roger K. (January 2009).The Yale Biographical Dictionary of American Law. Yale University Press. p. 153.ISBN 978-0300113006.
  9. ^"The humility of 1924 presidential nominees offers path to more optimistic future".Carolina Journal. RetrievedFebruary 1, 2022.
  10. ^Richardson, Danny G. (2008).Others: "Fighting Bob" La Follette and the Progressive Movement: Third-Party Politics in the 1920s. iUniverse. pp. 180–183.ISBN 978-0595481262.
  11. ^"Total onDigest Poll Gives Coolidge Victory: Concession of All States Where Straw Vote Was Close Still Leaves Him 327 Electors".Boston Daily Globe.Boston. October 31, 1924. p. 13.
  12. ^"Statistics of the Congressional and Presidential Election of November 4, 1924"(PDF).Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives. p. 21.
  13. ^Robinson, Edgar Eugene;The Presidential Vote 1896-1932, pp. 354-361ISBN 9780804716963
  14. ^"Popular Vote for Robert LaFollette". Géoelections. (.xlsx file for €15)
State and district results of the1924 United States presidential election
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