1924 United States presidential election in Nevada

1924 United States presidential election in Nevada
All 3 Nevada votes to the Electoral College
President before election; Calvin Coolidge ; Republican	Elected President; Calvin Coolidge ; Republican

Last updated March 05, 2024

The 1924 United States presidential election in Nevada was held on November 4, 1924 as part of the 1924 United States presidential election. State voters chose three electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Nevada was won by President Calvin Coolidge (R–Massachusetts), running with Senator Charles G. Dawes, with 41.76% of the popular vote, against Senator Robert M. La Follette Sr. (I–Wisconsin), running with Senator Burton K. Wheeler, with 36.29% of the popular vote. Democratic nominee John W. Davis came third, although Ormsby County was the westernmost county in the nation to give him a plurality of its ballots.

Results

Presidential Candidate	Running Mate	Party	Electoral Vote (EV)	Popular Vote (PV)
Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts (incumbent)	Charles G. Dawes	Republican	3^[1]	11,243	41.76%
Robert M. La Follette, Sr.	Burton K. Wheeler	Independent	0	9,769	36.29%
John W. Davis	Charles W. Bryan	Democratic	0	5,909	21.95%

Results by county

County	John Calvin Coolidge Republican		John William Davis Democratic		Robert M. La Follette Sr. Independent		Margin^{[lower-alpha 1]}		Total votes cast^[2]
County	#	%	#	%	#	%	#	%	Total votes cast^[2]
Churchill	655	41.64%	310	19.71%	608	38.65%	47	2.99%	1,573
Clark	533	32.58%	288	17.60%	815	49.82%	-282	-17.24%	1,636
Douglas	343	59.04%	95	16.35%	143	24.61%	200	34.42%	581
Elko	1,113	38.81%	604	21.06%	1,151	40.13%	-38	-1.32%	2,868
Esmeralda	241	33.20%	150	20.66%	335	46.14%	-94	-12.95%	726
Eureka	209	50.00%	94	22.49%	115	27.51%	94	22.49%	418
Humboldt	400	35.30%	248	21.89%	485	42.81%	-85	-7.50%	1,133
Lander	254	46.61%	138	25.32%	153	28.07%	101	18.53%	545
Lincoln	200	27.10%	257	34.82%	281	38.08%	-24^{[lower-alpha 2]}	-3.25%	738
Lyon	618	47.43%	231	17.73%	454	34.84%	164	12.59%	1,303
Mineral	191	37.90%	84	16.67%	229	45.44%	-38	-7.54%	504
Nye	884	39.69%	454	20.39%	889	39.92%	-5	-0.22%	2,227
Ormsby	413	44.31%	415	44.53%	104	11.16%	-2^{[lower-alpha 3]}	-0.21%	932
Pershing	308	36.07%	164	19.20%	382	44.73%	-74	-8.67%	854
Storey	283	37.19%	209	27.46%	269	35.35%	14	1.84%	761
Washoe	3,549	45.70%	1,669	21.49%	2,548	32.81%	1,001	12.89%	7,766
White Pine	1,049	44.52%	499	21.18%	808	34.30%	241	10.23%	2,356
Totals	11,243	41.76%	5,909	21.95%	9,769	36.29%	1,474	5.48%	26,921

Notes

↑ Because Coolidge and La Follette ran in the top two places in Nevada as a whole, all margins given are Coolidge vote minus La Follette vote and Coolidge percentage minus La Follette percentage unless otherwise states for the county in question.
↑ In this county where Coolidge finished third behind both Davis and La Follette, margin given is Davis vote minus La Follette vote and percentage margin Davis percentage minus La Follette percentage.
↑ In this county where La Follette did finish behind both Coolidge and Davis, margin given is Coolidge vote minus Davis vote and percentage margin Coolidge percentage minus Davis percentage.

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References

↑ "1924 Presidential General Election Results – Nevada". Dave Leip’s U.S. Election Atlas. Retrieved November 2, 2019.
↑ Scammon, Richard M. (compiler); America at the Polls: A Handbook of Presidential Election Statistics 1920-1964; p. 289 ISBN 0405077114

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[2] Because Coolidge and La Follette ran in the top two places in Nevada as a whole, all margins given are Coolidge vote minus La Follette vote and Coolidge percentage minus La Follette percentage unless otherwise states for the county in question.

[4] In this county where Coolidge finished third behind both Davis and La Follette, margin given is Davis vote minus La Follette vote and percentage margin Davis percentage minus La Follette percentage.

[5] In this county where La Follette did finish behind both Coolidge and Davis, margin given is Coolidge vote minus Davis vote and percentage margin Coolidge percentage minus Davis percentage.

[Leip-1] "1924 Presidential General Election Results – Nevada". Dave Leip’s U.S. Election Atlas. Retrieved November 2, 2019.

[3] Scammon, Richard M. (compiler); America at the Polls: A Handbook of Presidential Election Statistics 1920-1964; p. 289 ISBN 0405077114

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