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1932 Wisconsin gubernatorial election

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1932 Wisconsin gubernatorial election

← 1930
November 8, 1932
1934 →
 
NomineeAlbert G. SchmedemanWalter J. Kohler Sr.Frank Metcalfe
PartyDemocraticRepublicanSocialist
Popular vote590,114470,80556,965
Percentage52.48%41.87%5.07%

County results
Schmedeman:     40–50%     50–60%     60–70%     70–80%
Kohler:     40–50%     50–60%     60–70%

Governor before election

Philip La Follette
Republican

Elected Governor

Albert G. Schmedeman
Democratic

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The1932 Wisconsin gubernatorial election was held on November 8, 1932. IncumbentRepublicanGovernorPhilip La Follette was defeated in the Republican primary, and in the midst of theGreat Depression and nationwide voter dissatisfaction with the Republican Party,Democratic nomineeAlbert G. Schmedeman defeatedRepublican nomineeWalter J. Kohler Sr. andSocialist nomineeFrank Metcalfe with 52.48% of the vote. Schmedeman became the first Democrat to win a gubernatorial election in Wisconsin sinceGeorge Wilbur Peck in1892. Two years later, in1934, La Follette would run for governor again and defeated Schmedeman, this time running with the Progressive Party.

This was the only Democratic victory in a Wisconsin gubernatorial election between1892 and1958. As of 2022, this is the most recent gubernatorial election in whichJuneau,Shawano, andWaupaca have voted for a Democratic candidate.

Primary elections were held on September 20, 1932.

Republican party

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Candidates

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Nominee

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Eliminated in primary

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Results

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Republican primary results[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanWalter J. Kohler Sr.414,57556.45%
RepublicanPhilip La Follette (incumbent)319,88443.55%
Total votes734,459100.00%

Democratic primary

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Candidates

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Nominee

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Eliminated in primary

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Results

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Democratic primary results[1][4]
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticAlbert G. Schmedeman58,09844.04%
DemocraticWilliam B. Rubin44,55633.77%
DemocraticLeo P. Fox29,27622.19%
Total votes131,930100.00%

Socialist party

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Nominee

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Results

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Socialist primary results[1]
PartyCandidateVotes%
SocialistFrank Metcalfe31,836100.00%
Total votes31,836100.00%

Prohibition party

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Candidates

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Nominee

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  • William C. Dean, Prohibition nominee for governor in1918

Eliminated in primary

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  • Adolph R. Bucknam, Prohibition nominee for U.S. Senate in1922 and for governor in1924 and1928

Results

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Prohibition primary results[1][5]
PartyCandidateVotes%
ProhibitionWilliam C. Dean71753.79%
ProhibitionAdolph R. Bucknam61646.21%
Total votes1,333100.00%

General election

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Candidates

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Major party candidates

Other candidates

Results

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1932 Wisconsin gubernatorial election[6][7]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
DemocraticAlbert G. Schmedeman590,11452.48%+24.46%
RepublicanWalter J. Kohler Sr.470,80541.87%−22.89%
SocialistFrank Metcalfe56,9655.07%+0.85%
ProhibitionWilliam C. Dean3,1480.28%−2.16%
Communist[a]Fred Basset Blair2,9260.26%−0.23%
Socialist Labor[b]Joseph Ehrhardt3980.04%
Scattering[c]1460.01%
Majority119,30910.61%
Turnout1,124,502100.00%
Democraticgain fromRepublicanSwing+47.35%

Results by county

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Schmedeman's victory ended many long streaks of Republican victories in counties throughout the state. In particular, Schmedeman was the first Democrat to ever winBarron County,Burnett County,Grant County,Iron County,Rusk County, andTrempealeau County. He was also the first Democrat sinceWilliam A. Barstow in1853 to winAdams County andVernon County along with the first since Barstow in1855 to winWaupaca County. Additionally,Clark County,Jackson County, andLafayette County voted Democratic for the first time since1873. This election sawMarinette County back the losing the candidate for the first time ever.

Columbia County,Grant County,Green County,Iowa County,Lafayette County, andSauk County would not vote Democratic again until2002, nor wouldMonroe County until2006.

County[6][7]Albert G. Schmedeman
Democratic
Walter J. Kohler Sr.
Republican
Frank Metcalfe
Socialist
All Others
Various
MarginTotal votes cast
#%#%#%#%#%
Adams1,60155.96%1,21142.33%260.91%230.80%39013.63%2,861
Ashland5,04458.88%3,34239.01%830.97%971.13%1,70219.87%8,566
Barron6,85858.79%4,53638.88%1471.26%1251.07%2,32219.90%11,666
Bayfield2,60048.84%2,47846.55%1142.14%1312.46%1222.29%5,323
Brown15,20654.91%12,04643.50%3671.33%760.27%3,16011.41%27,695
Buffalo2,82757.17%2,07942.04%160.32%230.47%74815.13%4,945
Burnett2,12757.02%1,49640.11%531.42%541.45%63116.92%3,730
Calumet4,99271.76%1,87927.01%610.88%250.36%3,11344.75%6,957
Chippewa7,38354.27%6,08444.73%810.60%550.40%1,2999.55%13,603
Clark7,27961.05%4,25135.65%2301.93%1631.37%3,02825.40%11,923
Columbia7,87356.91%5,86142.36%540.39%470.34%2,01214.54%13,835
Crawford4,33364.61%2,32534.67%140.21%340.51%2,00829.94%6,706
Dane24,53651.33%22,28046.61%8311.74%1550.32%2,2564.72%47,802
Dodge14,33366.84%6,84631.93%2141.00%500.23%7,48734.92%21,443
Door3,00945.65%3,49352.99%370.56%530.80%-484-7.34%6,592
Douglas8,34144.94%9,45250.92%5102.75%2591.40%-1,111-5.99%18,562
Dunn4,20347.42%4,52251.02%810.91%570.64%-319-3.60%8,863
Eau Claire6,35941.48%8,81057.46%860.56%770.50%-2,451-15.99%15,332
Florence78946.44%84949.97%382.24%231.35%-60-3.53%1,699
Fond du Lac13,93554.90%11,12743.84%2140.84%1050.41%2,80811.06%25,381
Forest2,24366.28%1,09632.39%220.65%230.68%1,14733.89%3,384
Grant8,65654.19%7,16844.88%590.37%890.56%1,4889.32%15,972
Green4,86255.21%3,82443.42%620.70%580.66%1,03811.79%8,806
Green Lake3,78255.78%2,94843.48%290.43%210.31%83412.30%6,780
Iowa4,52055.69%3,52343.41%200.25%530.65%99712.28%8,116
Iron1,55446.58%1,55046.46%591.77%1735.19%40.12%3,336
Jackson3,28256.61%2,40541.48%550.95%560.97%87715.13%5,798
Jefferson10,28361.15%6,43738.28%770.46%200.12%3,84622.87%16,817
Juneau3,72255.97%2,82442.47%530.80%510.77%89813.50%6,650
Kenosha11,52648.12%10,30543.02%1,8837.86%2401.00%1,2215.10%23,954
Kewaunee4,27870.43%1,76229.01%190.31%150.25%2,51641.42%6,074
La Crosse10,19448.34%10,76651.06%650.31%610.29%-572-2.71%21,086
Lafayette4,67756.22%3,59343.19%220.26%270.32%1,08413.03%8,319
Langlade5,25659.06%3,49839.30%1101.24%360.40%1,75819.75%8,900
Lincoln4,54453.57%3,81644.98%690.81%540.64%7288.58%8,483
Manitowoc13,81665.25%7,02933.20%2761.30%520.25%6,78732.05%21,173
Marathon15,46262.22%8,85035.61%4931.98%470.19%6,61226.61%24,852
Marinette5,03640.80%7,00956.79%2522.04%460.37%-1,973-15.98%12,343
Marquette2,20754.67%1,80144.61%160.40%130.32%40610.06%4,037
Milwaukee131,15849.86%87,91133.42%42,40416.12%1,5700.60%43,24716.44%263,043
Monroe6,14760.90%3,80737.72%550.54%850.84%2,34023.18%10,094
Oconto5,65157.93%4,00841.09%570.58%390.40%1,64316.84%9,755
Oneida3,84656.42%2,72940.03%2133.12%290.43%1,11716.39%6,817
Outagamie13,35352.33%11,86646.50%2360.92%640.25%1,4875.83%25,519
Ozaukee5,00469.33%2,07128.69%1321.83%110.15%2,93340.63%7,218
Pepin1,60652.90%1,40146.15%170.56%120.40%2056.75%3,036
Pierce3,65047.35%3,71748.22%2543.29%881.14%-67-0.87%7,709
Polk5,14254.85%3,99942.66%1311.40%1021.09%1,14312.19%9,374
Portage7,20555.92%5,55243.09%850.66%430.33%1,65312.83%12,885
Price3,62055.74%2,60640.13%1291.99%1392.14%1,01415.61%6,494
Racine15,95647.24%15,34445.43%2,1766.44%2990.89%6121.81%33,775
Richland3,44845.42%4,04253.24%310.41%710.94%-594-7.82%7,592
Rock10,73435.17%19,36763.45%2850.93%1360.45%-8,633-28.28%30,522
Rusk2,63649.24%2,48546.42%1663.10%661.23%1512.82%5,353
Sauk7,00054.30%5,76144.69%500.39%810.63%1,2399.61%12,892
Sawyer1,95253.61%1,59943.92%671.84%230.63%3539.70%3,641
Shawano6,91465.38%3,34931.67%2362.23%760.72%3,56533.71%10,575
Sheboygan12,41945.89%13,66150.48%8603.18%1240.46%-1,242-4.59%27,064
St. Croix6,31258.74%4,26339.67%940.87%770.72%2,04919.07%10,746
Taylor3,66762.03%1,58026.73%62110.50%440.74%2,08735.30%5,912
Trempealeau5,28660.78%3,30237.97%700.80%390.45%1,98422.81%8,697
Vernon5,36558.93%3,63839.96%350.38%660.72%1,72718.97%9,104
Vilas1,35141.40%1,78354.64%431.32%862.64%-432-13.24%3,263
Walworth5,33835.46%9,58563.68%780.52%520.35%-4,247-28.21%15,053
Washburn2,25653.83%1,78542.59%1042.48%461.10%47111.24%4,191
Washington7,70768.67%3,35029.85%1461.30%210.19%4,35738.82%11,224
Waukesha10,77247.10%11,61950.81%4231.85%550.24%-847-3.70%22,869
Waupaca7,07951.17%6,50247.00%1881.36%660.48%5774.17%13,835
Waushara2,80348.76%2,86649.85%350.61%450.78%-63-1.10%5,749
Winnebago13,24146.72%14,50151.16%4831.70%1170.41%-1,260-4.45%28,342
Wood7,96857.76%5,58540.49%1631.18%790.57%2,38317.27%13,795
Total590,11452.48%470,80541.87%56,9655.07%6,6180.59%119,30910.61%1,124,502

Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic

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Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican

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Notes

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  1. ^"Independent Communist"
  2. ^"Independent Socialist Labor"
  3. ^These are not listed in the Blue Book but are listed in the Board of Canvassers report.

References

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  1. ^abcdWisconsin Blue Book 1933, p. 515.
  2. ^"WI Governor, 1932 - R Primary". Our Campaigns. RetrievedApril 24, 2021.
  3. ^"Rubin To Pay Visit In City".The Rhinelander Daily News. Rhinelander, Wisconsin. August 24, 1932. p. 2. RetrievedApril 24, 2021.
  4. ^"WI Governor, 1932 - D Primary". Our Campaigns. RetrievedApril 24, 2021.
  5. ^"WI Governor, 1932 - PRB Primary". Our Campaigns. RetrievedApril 24, 2021.
  6. ^abWisconsin Historical Society, Statement of Board of State Canvassers - Election of State Officers - November 8, 1932
  7. ^abThe Wisconsin Legislative Reference Library (1933). "Summary Vote For Governor".The Wisconsin Blue Book 1933. Madison, Wisconsin: Democrat Printing Company. p. 533.

Bibliography

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  • Gubernatorial Elections, 1787-1997. Washington, D.C.: Congressional Quarterly Inc. 1998.ISBN 1-56802-396-0.
  • Witte, Edwin E.; Kelly, Alice, eds. (1933).The Wisconsin Blue Book, 1933. Madison, Wisconsin: Democrat Printing Company, State Printer.
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