1928 United States presidential election in Maryland

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1928 United States presidential election in Maryland
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  1924 November 6, 1928 1932  
  Herbert Hoover - NARA - 532049.jpg Unsuccessful 1928.jpg
Nominee Herbert Hoover Al Smith
Party Republican Democratic
Home state California New York
Running mate Charles Curtis Joseph T. Robinson
Electoral vote80
Popular vote301,479223,626
Percentage57.06%42.33%

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County Results

President before election

Calvin Coolidge
Republican

Elected President

Herbert Hoover
Republican

The 1928 United States presidential election in Maryland took place on November 6, 1928 as part of the 1928 United States presidential election. Voters chose eight representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

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Herbert Hoover would win Maryland by a margin of 14.73 percent against Al Smith. Hoover won all eight of the state's electoral votes as a result. Despite Hoover's landslide win, Maryland voted 2.68% more Democratic than the nation at-large. [1] Hoover became the first ever Republican victor in Wicomico and Worcester counties. [2] Maryland would not vote Republican again until 1948. [3]

Results

1928 United States presidential election in Maryland
PartyCandidateRunning matePopular voteElectoral vote
Count%Count%
Republican Herbert Hoover of California Charles Curtis of Kansas 301,47957.06%8100%
Democratic Al Smith of New York Joseph Taylor Robinson of Arkansas 223,62642.33%00.00%
Socialist Norman Thomas of New York James Hudson Maurer of Pennsylvania 1,7010.32%00.00%
Socialist Labor Verne L. Reynolds of Michigan Jeremiah D. Crowley of New York9060.1700.00%
Communist William Z. Foster of Massachusetts Benjamin Gitlow of New York6360.1200.00%
Total828,348100%8100%

Results by county

CountyHerbert Clark Hoover
Republican
Alfred Emmanual Smith
Democratic
Norman Mattoon Thomas
Socialist
Verne L. Reynolds
Labor
William Z. Foster
Workers’ Party America
MarginTotal votes cast [4]
#%#%#%#%#%#%
Allegany 19,44367.74%9,02631.45%1440.50%620.22%280.10%10,41736.29%28,703
Anne Arundel 10,14561.54%6,25937.97%290.18%430.26%100.06%3,88623.57%16,486
Baltimore 23,88960.17%15,63239.37%810.20%770.19%220.06%8,25720.80%39,701
Baltimore City 135,18251.39%126,10647.94%1,0930.42%3560.14%3210.12%9,0763.45%263,058
Calvert 2,08563.92%1,14435.07%220.67%70.21%40.12%94128.85%3,262
Caroline 3,27061.44%2,03038.14%60.11%50.09%110.21%1,24023.30%5,322
Carroll 8,64469.60%3,73130.04%210.17%180.14%50.04%4,91339.56%12,419
Cecil 5,70671.67%2,20127.64%320.40%170.21%60.08%3,50544.02%7,962
Charles 2,52257.44%1,86042.36%40.09%40.09%10.02%66215.08%4,391
Dorchester 6,33374.20%2,18025.54%120.14%70.08%30.04%4,15348.66%8,535
Frederick 12,56962.57%7,40636.87%450.22%360.18%330.16%5,16325.70%20,089
Garrett 4,37178.38%1,16820.94%210.38%80.14%90.16%3,20357.43%5,577
Harford 6,47964.53%3,50634.92%160.16%250.25%140.14%2,97329.61%10,040
Howard 3,29651.36%3,08848.12%40.06%160.25%130.20%2083.24%6,417
Kent 2,77752.82%2,45046.60%80.15%140.27%80.15%3276.22%5,257
Montgomery 9,31857.74%6,73941.76%340.21%250.15%230.14%2,57915.98%16,139
Prince George's 9,78259.06%6,65840.20%430.26%230.14%560.34%3,12418.86%16,562
Queen Anne's 2,66649.47%2,70050.10%10.02%210.39%10.02%-34-0.63%5,389
Somerset 5,07168.57%2,27730.79%160.22%260.35%50.07%2,79437.78%7,395
St. Mary's 1,60934.00%3,00663.51%90.19%651.37%440.93%-1,397-29.52%4,733
Talbot 3,99061.93%2,43237.75%20.03%170.26%20.03%1,55824.18%6,443
Washington 12,40467.78%5,81631.78%460.25%280.15%70.04%6,58836.00%18,301
Wicomico 5,92359.04%4,09540.82%60.06%40.04%50.05%1,82818.22%10,033
Worcester 4,00565.29%2,11634.50%60.10%20.03%50.08%1,88930.80%6,134
Total301,47957.06%223,62642.33%1,7010.32%9060.17%6360.12%77,85314.74%528,348

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican

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