Elections / 1924 · President

Calvin Coolidge defeated John W. Davis.

John W. Davis (D) vs Calvin Coolidge (R), with Robert M. La Follette (Progressive) carrying counties. Every state below links to its full contest page with county-level results.

Nominees: John W. Davis (D) · Calvin Coolidge (R) · Robert M. La Follette (Progressive)

1924 presidential election

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1924presidential margin

D+60

R+60

Fifty states and DC, each filled by its 1924 result. Hover any state for the detail and its electoral votes.

Gold marks a state an independent or third-party candidate carried — the blue/red ramp is the Democratic-vs-Republican margin only where a major party won.

Smaller states, enlarged

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Blue and red show the Democratic-vs-Republican margin; gold marks a state an independent or third-party candidate carried.

Electoral college

531 electors · 266 for a majority

Coolidge won 382 of 531 electoral votes.

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Robert La Follette (Progressive) carried Wisconsin's 13 electors.

National popular vote

29,115,504 votes counted

Davis (D)

8,409,920

28.9%

Coolidge (R)

15,728,525

54.0%

Follette + others

4,977,332

17.1%

Margin

R+25.1

The county map

3,079 county-level results on record for 1924

Democrats carried 1,273 counties, Republicans 1,570, third-party candidates 236. 454 counties flipped parties from the previous cycle.

Biggest county swings: Marion County, AL (D+85.3 swing) · Van Buren County, AR (D+83.6 swing) · DeWitt County, TX (D+78.1 swing) · Washington County, TX (D+70.8 swing) · El Paso County, TX (D+70.6 swing) · Anderson County, TX (R+67.5 swing)

Results by state

Every row links to the state's contest page with its county map.

State	Won	Margin	Democratic	Republican	Total
Alabama	D	+42.7%	113,138	42,801	164,541
Arkansas	D	+31.9%	84,790	40,583	138,540
Arizona	R	−5.8%	26,235	30,516	73,691
California	R	−49.0%	105,514	733,250	1,281,900
Colorado	R	−35.0%	75,238	195,171	342,261
Connecticut	R	−34.0%	110,182	246,317	400,286
Delaware	R	−20.9%	33,446	52,441	90,886
Florida	D	+28.8%	62,083	30,633	109,158
Georgia	D	+55.9%	123,262	30,300	166,249
Iowa	R	−38.6%	160,382	537,458	976,770
Idaho	R	−30.8%	24,256	69,879	148,295
Illinois	R	−35.5%	576,975	1,453,321	2,470,067
Indiana	R	−16.6%	492,245	703,042	1,272,390
Kansas	R	−37.9%	156,319	407,671	662,455
Kentucky	R	−2.9%	375,642	399,656	816,790
Louisiana	D	+56.2%	93,218	24,670	121,941
Massachusetts	R	−37.3%	282,048	703,476	1,131,054
Maryland	R	−4.0%	148,072	162,414	358,630
Maine	R	−50.2%	41,964	138,440	192,192
Michigan	R	−62.2%	152,359	874,631	1,160,419
Minnesota	R	−44.4%	55,913	420,759	822,146
Missouri	R	−5.6%	574,962	648,488	1,310,095
Mississippi	D	+81.8%	100,474	8,494	112,442
Montana	R	−23.1%	33,805	74,138	174,425
North Carolina	D	+19.4%	284,190	190,754	481,595
North Dakota	R	−40.7%	13,858	94,931	199,081
Nebraska	R	−17.5%	137,289	218,585	464,169
New Hampshire	R	−25.1%	57,201	98,575	164,769
New Jersey	R	−34.8%	297,743	675,162	1,086,079
New Mexico	R	−5.5%	48,542	54,745	112,830
Nevada	R	−19.8%	5,909	11,243	26,921
New York	R	−26.6%	950,796	1,820,058	3,263,939
Ohio	R	−34.6%	477,888	1,176,130	2,016,237
Oklahoma	D	+5.7%	255,798	225,756	527,926
Oregon	R	−26.8%	67,589	142,579	279,488
Pennsylvania	R	−46.3%	409,192	1,401,481	2,144,719
Rhode Island	R	−23.2%	76,606	125,286	210,115
South Carolina	D	+94.3%	49,008	1,123	50,755
South Dakota	R	−36.3%	27,214	101,299	203,868
Tennessee	D	+9.3%	158,679	130,728	300,117
Texas	D	+52.6%	493,694	138,073	675,826
Utah	R	−19.3%	47,001	77,327	156,990
Virginia	D	+29.7%	139,714	73,312	223,602
Vermont	R	−62.5%	16,124	80,498	102,917
Washington	R	−42.1%	42,842	220,224	421,549
Wisconsin	O	−29.0%	68,115	311,614	840,827
West Virginia	R	−5.4%	257,232	288,635	583,662
Wyoming	R	−20.9%	25,174	41,858	79,900