1928 United States presidential election in Kansas

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1928 United States presidential election in Kansas
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  1924 November 6, 1928 1932  
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Nominee Herbert Hoover Al Smith
Party Republican Democratic
Home state California New York
Running mate Charles Curtis Joseph Taylor Robinson
Electoral vote100
Popular vote513,672193,003
Percentage72.02%27.06%

Kansas Presidential Election Results 1928.svg
County Results

President before election

Calvin Coolidge
Republican

Elected President

Herbert Hoover
Republican

The 1928 United States presidential election in Kansas took place on November 6, 1928, as part of the 1928 United States presidential election which was held throughout all contemporary 48 states. Voters chose ten representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Contents

Kansas voted for the Republican nominee, former Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover of California, over the Democratic nominee, Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York. Hoover's running mate was Senate Majority Leader Charles Curtis of Kansas, while Smith ran with Senator Joseph Taylor Robinson of Arkansas. Hoover won the state by a margin of 44.96 points.

Smith only carried Ellis County, which had (and still has) a large percentage of Roman Catholic residents. Smith was the first Roman Catholic to earn the nomination of a major party for president.

With 72.02 percent of the popular vote, Kansas would prove to be Hoover's strongest state in the 1928 presidential election in terms of popular vote percentage. [1]

Results

1928 United States presidential election in Kansas [2]
PartyCandidateRunning matePopular voteElectoral vote
Count%Count%
Republican Herbert Hoover of California Charles Curtis of Kansas 513,67272.02%10100.00%
Democratic Al Smith of New York Joseph Taylor Robinson of Arkansas 193,00327.06%00.00%
Socialist Norman Thomas of New York James Hudson Maurer of Pennsylvania 6,2050.87%00.00%
Independent William Z. Foster of Massachusetts Benjamin Gitlow of New York 3200.04%00.00%
Total713,200100.00%10100.00%

Results by county

1928 United States presidential election in Kansas by county [3] [4]
CountyHerbert Clark Hoover
Republican
Alfred Emmanuel Smith
Democratic
Norman Mattoon Thomas
Socialist
William Zebulon Foster
Independent
MarginTotal votes cast
# %# %# %# %# %
Allen 6,69578.30%1,80321.09%490.57%30.04%4,89257.22%8,550
Anderson 3,56264.94%1,87434.17%410.75%80.15%1,68830.77%5,485
Atchison 6,64763.67%3,75635.98%370.35%00.00%2,89127.69%10,440
Barber 2,98476.43%87122.31%471.20%20.05%2,11354.12%3,904
Barton 4,96663.94%2,77735.75%210.27%30.04%2,18928.18%7,767
Bourbon 7,25175.88%2,22323.26%820.86%00.00%5,02852.62%9,556
Brown 6,69276.77%2,00523.00%160.18%40.05%4,68753.77%8,717
Butler 10,16879.43%2,53319.79%1010.79%00.00%7,63559.64%12,802
Chase 2,07972.79%73925.88%361.26%20.07%1,34046.92%2,856
Chautauqua 3,30375.97%94421.71%942.16%70.16%2,35954.25%4,348
Cherokee 7,47866.20%3,44230.47%3763.33%00.00%4,03635.73%11,296
Cheyenne 1,46669.61%58627.83%532.52%10.05%88041.79%2,106
Clark 1,38376.41%41923.15%70.39%10.06%96453.26%1,810
Clay 4,45773.74%1,51525.07%721.19%00.00%2,94248.68%6,044
Cloud 5,28668.25%2,37630.68%740.96%90.12%2,91037.57%7,745
Coffey 4,34273.81%1,51425.74%270.46%00.00%2,82848.07%5,883
Comanche 1,55479.98%38519.81%20.10%20.10%1,16960.16%1,943
Cowley 12,70180.79%2,81817.93%1901.21%120.08%9,88362.86%15,721
Crawford 10,99262.31%6,35136.00%2751.56%240.14%4,64126.31%17,642
Decatur 2,31466.53%1,12932.46%300.86%50.14%1,18534.07%3,478
Dickinson 7,75877.04%2,24622.30%620.62%40.04%5,51254.74%10,070
Doniphan 4,00272.64%1,49627.16%100.18%10.02%2,50645.49%5,509
Douglas 8,88778.70%2,29720.34%1040.92%40.04%6,59058.36%11,292
Edwards 2,17173.37%76825.95%190.64%10.03%1,40347.41%2,959
Elk 3,00777.50%83121.42%370.95%50.13%2,17656.08%3,880
Ellis 1,70033.50%3,36466.29%100.20%10.02%-1,664-32.79%5,075
Ellsworth 2,45060.23%1,58839.04%250.61%50.12%86221.19%4,068
Finney 2,43376.65%70922.34%290.91%30.09%1,72454.32%3,174
Ford 4,89371.59%1,87027.36%640.94%80.12%3,02344.23%6,835
Franklin 7,34678.40%1,95120.82%650.69%80.09%5,39557.58%9,370
Geary 2,74669.15%1,20330.29%220.55%00.00%1,54338.86%3,971
Gove 1,47070.95%59028.47%100.48%20.10%88042.47%2,072
Graham 1,83261.68%1,08736.60%511.72%00.00%74525.08%2,970
Grant 63576.41%18522.26%111.32%00.00%45054.15%831
Gray 1,29467.47%60631.60%140.73%40.21%68835.87%1,918
Greeley 43978.25%12121.57%10.18%00.00%31856.68%561
Greenwood 5,86378.53%1,55420.81%490.66%00.00%4,30957.71%7,466
Hamilton 83968.43%36329.61%241.96%00.00%47638.83%1,226
Harper 3,71277.85%1,00521.08%481.01%30.06%2,70756.77%4,768
Harvey 6,33077.62%1,74821.43%770.94%00.00%4,58256.19%8,155
Haskell 64673.41%22225.23%121.36%00.00%42448.18%880
Hodgeman 1,12267.55%52831.79%110.66%00.00%59435.76%1,661
Jackson 4,81174.55%1,60224.83%330.51%70.11%3,20949.73%6,453
Jefferson 4,81074.77%1,60124.89%190.30%30.05%3,20949.88%6,433
Jewell 4,58376.90%1,28921.63%841.41%40.07%3,29455.27%5,960
Johnson 8,18570.40%3,37329.01%640.55%50.04%4,81241.39%11,627
Kearny 85477.22%22920.71%232.08%00.00%62556.51%1,106
Kingman 3,28769.63%1,40829.82%260.55%00.00%1,87939.80%4,721
Kiowa 1,92982.09%40617.28%130.55%20.09%1,52364.81%2,350
Labette 9,04874.22%2,96924.35%1601.31%140.11%6,07949.86%12,191
Lane 95471.30%36427.20%201.49%00.00%59044.10%1,338
Leavenworth 8,47256.27%6,53943.43%450.30%00.00%1,93312.84%15,056
Lincoln 2,65573.12%95326.25%210.58%20.06%1,70246.87%3,631
Linn 4,23175.19%1,32823.60%601.07%80.14%2,90351.59%5,627
Logan 1,06671.64%40527.22%130.87%40.27%66144.42%1,488
Lyon 8,75375.49%2,76123.81%780.67%30.03%5,99251.68%11,595
Marion 5,44673.50%1,93826.15%260.35%00.00%3,50847.34%7,410
Marshall 6,91867.06%3,32932.27%690.67%00.00%3,58934.79%10,316
McPherson 6,23079.98%1,45718.71%811.04%210.27%4,77361.28%7,789
Meade 1,70973.16%61826.46%90.39%00.00%1,09146.70%2,336
Miami 5,93172.71%2,14826.33%690.85%90.11%3,78346.38%8,157
Mitchell 3,24562.84%1,85535.92%581.12%60.12%1,39026.92%5,164
Montgomery 14,31676.31%4,20522.41%2391.27%00.00%10,11153.90%18,760
Morris 3,83079.54%92919.29%531.10%30.06%2,90160.25%4,815
Morton 1,01078.78%25920.20%100.78%30.23%75158.58%1,282
Nemaha 4,63961.10%2,91938.45%270.36%70.09%1,72022.66%7,592
Neosho 6,60372.27%2,45926.92%600.66%140.15%4,14445.36%9,136
Ness 2,05871.51%78427.24%361.25%00.00%1,27444.27%2,878
Norton 3,36573.99%1,08723.90%962.11%00.00%2,27850.09%4,548
Osage 5,90073.24%2,05825.55%941.17%40.05%3,84247.69%8,056
Osborne 3,68381.34%82118.13%220.49%20.04%2,86263.21%4,528
Ottawa 3,15872.53%1,13125.98%651.49%00.00%2,02746.55%4,354
Pawnee 2,82975.18%91824.40%110.29%50.13%1,91150.78%3,763
Phillips 3,20669.77%1,33228.99%571.24%00.00%1,87440.78%4,595
Pottawatomie 4,45165.30%2,34134.35%240.35%00.00%2,11030.96%6,816
Pratt 4,05580.58%93418.56%430.85%00.00%3,12162.02%5,032
Rawlins 1,66857.78%1,16440.32%521.80%30.10%50417.46%2,887
Reno 12,87276.31%3,84322.78%1420.84%110.07%9,02953.53%16,868
Republic 4,32468.19%1,95630.85%570.90%40.06%2,36837.34%6,341
Rice 4,32174.05%1,46225.06%520.89%00.00%2,85949.00%5,835
Riley 6,59277.91%1,79121.17%750.89%30.04%4,80156.74%8,461
Rooks 2,58370.73%1,04428.59%230.63%20.05%1,53942.14%3,652
Rush 1,98560.02%1,29639.19%260.79%00.00%68920.83%3,307
Russell 2,78266.56%1,36632.68%320.77%00.00%1,41633.88%4,180
Saline 7,87271.20%3,10828.11%760.69%00.00%4,76443.09%11,056
Scott 88665.78%45033.41%110.82%00.00%43632.37%1,347
Sedgwick 32,13274.40%10,64924.66%4050.94%00.00%21,48349.75%43,186
Seward 1,87376.98%53822.11%220.90%00.00%1,33554.87%2,433
Shawnee 24,72376.46%7,43322.99%1650.51%150.05%17,29053.47%32,336
Sheridan 1,45060.52%93038.81%160.67%00.00%52021.70%2,396
Sherman 2,02874.61%63023.18%602.21%00.00%1,39851.43%2,718
Smith 4,02174.34%1,33824.74%500.92%00.00%2,68349.60%5,409
Stafford 3,27875.27%1,02523.54%471.08%50.11%2,25351.73%4,355
Stanton 49774.85%16424.70%30.45%00.00%33350.15%664
Stevens 1,13378.52%30020.79%100.69%00.00%83357.73%1,443
Sumner 8,95179.64%2,10818.75%1811.61%00.00%6,84360.88%11,240
Thomas 1,82865.97%89932.44%441.59%00.00%92933.53%2,771
Trego 1,35957.73%98241.72%130.55%00.00%37716.02%2,354
Wabaunsee 3,09971.89%1,18927.58%220.51%10.02%1,91044.31%4,311
Wallace 73866.19%35631.93%211.88%00.00%38234.26%1,115
Washington 4,78167.37%2,26731.94%490.69%00.00%2,51435.42%7,097
Wichita 46454.91%37043.79%111.30%00.00%9411.12%845
Wilson 5,60378.46%1,46520.52%721.01%10.01%4,13857.95%7,141
Woodson 2,88576.59%85522.70%260.69%10.03%2,03053.89%3,767
Wyandotte 32,82965.69%16,88433.78%2490.50%160.03%15,94531.90%49,978
Totals513,67272.02%193,00327.06%6,2050.87%3200.04%320,66944.96%713,200

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