President / Vice President, 1924 Election

General

Date: November 4, 1924
Cycle: 1924
Office: President / Vice President
State: Minnesota
District: Statewide
Candidate Gender Running mate Party Votes Percent Margin
Calvin Coolidge Incumbent Man Charles Dawes (Man) Republican 420,759 51.18 +9.92
Robert LaFollette Man Burton Wheeler (Man) Independent 339,192 41.26
John W. Davis Man Charles Bryan (Man) Democrat 55,913 6.80
William Foster Man Benjamin Gitlow (Man) Workers Communist 4,427 0.54
Frank Johns Man Verne Reynolds (Man) Socialist Industrial 1,855 0.23

Coolidge and Dawes each received Minnesota's 12 Electoral College votes. The 41.26 percent won by LaFollette is the largest vote share by a non-major party presidential candidate in Minnesota history, besting Teddy Roosevelt's 37.66 percent in 1912.

Sources

  • Office of the Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives, Statistics of the Congressional and Presidential Election of November 4, 1924 (p. 9).