1924 United States presidential election in Oklahoma

none June 2025 September 2023 1924 United States presidential election 1924 United States presidential election in Oklahoma Oklahoma 1911 presidential no 1920 United States presidential election in Oklahoma 1920 1928 United States presidential election in Oklahoma 1928 November 4, 1924 x160px John William Davis.jpg John W. Davis Democratic Party (United States) West Virginia Charles W. Bryan 10 255,798 48.41% Calvin Coolidge cph.3g10777 crop.jpg Calvin Coolidge Republican Party (United States) Massachusetts Charles G. Dawes 0 226,242 42.82% Robert La Follette Sr crop.jpg Robert M. La Follette Farmer–Labor Party Progressive Wisconsin Burton K. Wheeler 0 46,375 8.78% 350px 350px County results Davis #b9d7ff 40–50% #86b6f2 50–60% #4389e3 60–70% #1666cb 70–80% Coolidge #f2b3be 40–50% #e27f90 50–60% President Calvin Coolidge Republican Party (United States) Calvin Coolidge Republican Party (United States) The 1924 United States presidential election in Oklahoma took place on November 4, 1924, as part of the 1924 United States presidential election which was held throughout all contemporary forty-eight states. Voters chose ten representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president. In its early years, Oklahoma was a “Solid South” state whose founding fathers like "Alfalfa Bill" Murray and Charles N. Haskell had disfranchised most of its black population via literacy tests and grandfather clauses,Ewing, Cortez Arthur Milton; An Introduction to the Government of Oklahoma (1939), p. 72. Published by Americanism Committee, American Legion, Department of Oklahoma the latter of which would be declared unconstitutional in Guinn v. United States.Fairclough, Adam; Better Day Coming: Blacks and Equality, 1890-2000, p. 82 0142001295 In 1920 this “Solid South” state, nonetheless, joined the Republican landslide of Warren G. Harding, electing a GOP senator and five congressmen,Debo, Angie; And Still the Waters Run: The Betrayal of the Five Civilized Tribes, pp. 318-319 9780691005782 but in 1922 the Democratic Party returned to their typical ascendancy as the state GOP became bitterly divided.Debo, And Still the Waters Run, p. 322 Also in the running was the Progressive Party nominee, Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin and his running mate Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana, though they ran under the Farmer–Labor Party label in Oklahoma. Despite problems in the state's agricultural sector, La Follette did not have the appeal in Oklahoma he had in more northerly areas of the Plains. Isolationism was weaker in this heavily Southern, Protestant state and Bryan-era pietist Democratic support struck a different cultural vein from La Follette's largely Catholic and Lutheran backers.Phillips, Kevin P.; The Emerging Republican Majority, pp. 420, 424 9780691163246 Unlike the Bryanites, La Follette's base strongly opposed the Ku Klux Klan, which dominated politics in Oklahoma at the time, and was focused on farm cooperatives. Oklahoma was won by Democratic nominee, Ambassador John W. Davis of West Virginia, over Republican nominee, incumbent President Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts. Davis ran with Governor Charles W. Bryan of Nebraska, while Coolidge ran with former Budget Director Charles G. Dawes of Illinois. Davis won the state by a margin of 5.59 percentage points. This made Oklahoma the only state outside the former Confederacy to vote for him. This is also the last time Oklahoma would vote for a losing Democratic candidate, and just one of two times (the other being its first election in 1908) overall. Results 1924 United States presidential election in Oklahoma1924 Presidential General Election Results – Oklahoma https://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/state.php?fips=40&year=1924&f=0&off=0&elect=0 U.S. Election Atlas 8 April 2020PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes Democratic John W. Davis 255,798 48.41% 10 Republican Calvin Coolidge (incumbent) 226,242 42.82% 0 Farmer–Labor Party Robert M. La Follette 46,375 8.78% 0 Totals 528,415 100.00% 10 Results by county County John William Davis Democratic John Calvin CoolidgeRepublican Robert M. La Follette Sr.Farmer–Labor Margin Total votes castScammon, Richard M. America at the Polls: A Handbook of Presidential Election Statistics, 1920-1964, pp. 357-358 0405077114 # % # % # % # % Adair 1,942 43.27% 2,317 51.63% 229 5.10% -375 -8.36% 4,488 Alfalfa 1,558 30.07% 2,967 57.27% 656 12.66% -1,409 -27.20% 5,181 Atoka 2,204 54.30% 1,130 27.84% 725 17.86% 1,074 26.46% 4,059 Beaver 1,195 37.73% 1,565 49.42% 407 12.85% -370 -11.68% 3,167 Beckham 2,496 56.90% 1,357 30.93% 534 12.17% 1,139 25.96% 4,387 Blaine 1,488 32.02% 2,255 48.53% 904 19.45% -767 -16.51% 4,647 Bryan 4,593 64.95% 1,780 25.17% 699 9.88% 2,813 39.78% 7,072 Caddo 4,211 44.19% 4,388 46.04% 931 9.77% -177 -1.86% 9,530 Canadian 3,065 41.44% 3,070 41.50% 1,262 17.06% -5 -0.07% 7,397 Carter 7,134 65.68% 3,164 29.13% 564 5.19% 3,970 36.55% 10,862 Cherokee 2,454 46.65% 2,622 49.84% 185 3.52% -168 -3.19% 5,261 Choctaw 2,528 47.90% 2,013 38.14% 737 13.96% 515 9.76% 5,278 Cimarron 672 47.26% 586 41.21% 164 11.53% 86 6.05% 1,422 Cleveland 2,841 56.73% 1,672 33.39% 495 9.88% 1,169 23.34% 5,008 Coal 1,772 55.74% 800 25.17% 607 19.09% 972 30.58% 3,179 Comanche 3,523 47.30% 3,084 41.41% 841 11.29% 439 5.89% 7,448 Cotton 1,825 49.26% 1,581 42.67% 299 8.07% 244 6.59% 3,705 Craig 3,096 53.51% 2,519 43.54% 171 2.96% 577 9.97% 5,786 Creek 7,969 44.99% 8,894 50.21% 851 4.80% -925 -5.22% 17,714 Custer 2,473 43.93% 2,409 42.80% 747 13.27% 64 1.14% 5,629 Delaware 1,729 48.64% 1,563 43.97% 263 7.40% 166 4.67% 3,555 Dewey 1,126 32.51% 1,539 44.43% 799 23.07% -413 -11.92% 3,464 Ellis 879 28.56% 1,499 48.70% 700 22.74% -620 -20.14% 3,078 Garfield 3,791 28.36% 7,524 56.28% 2,054 15.36% -3,733 -27.92% 13,369 Garvin 4,758 68.63% 1,863 26.87% 312 4.50% 2,895 41.76% 6,933 Grady 5,091 59.29% 2,640 30.75% 855 9.96% 2,451 28.55% 8,586 Grant 1,990 36.77% 2,800 51.74% 622 11.49% -810 -14.97% 5,412 Greer 1,982 70.13% 551 19.50% 293 10.37% 1,431 50.64% 2,826 Harmon 1,049 72.05% 339 23.28% 68 4.67% 710 48.76% 1,456 Harper 824 34.12% 1,226 50.77% 365 15.11% -402 -16.65% 2,415 Haskell 2,480 51.50% 1,935 40.18% 401 8.33% 545 11.32% 4,816 Hughes 3,996 64.45% 1,994 32.16% 210 3.39% 2,002 32.29% 6,200 Jackson 2,342 61.57% 941 24.74% 521 13.70% 1,401 36.83% 3,804 Jefferson 2,441 64.87% 1,108 29.44% 214 5.69% 1,333 35.42% 3,763 Johnston 2,122 57.03% 923 24.81% 676 18.17% 1,199 32.22% 3,721 Kay 6,049 41.87% 7,392 51.16% 1,007 6.97% -1,343 -9.30% 14,448 Kingfisher 1,644 32.27% 2,834 55.62% 617 12.11% -1,190 -23.36% 5,095 Kiowa 2,635 54.29% 1,688 34.78% 531 10.94% 947 19.51% 4,854 Latimer 1,457 53.92% 971 35.94% 274 10.14% 486 17.99% 2,702 Le Flore 4,069 49.34% 3,326 40.33% 852 10.33% 743 9.01% 8,247 Lincoln 3,283 39.83% 4,220 51.20% 739 8.97% -937 -11.37% 8,242 Logan 2,366 31.29% 4,445 58.78% 751 9.93% -2,079 -27.49% 7,562 Love 1,713 62.79% 479 17.56% 536 19.65% 1,177In this county where Coolidge ran 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. 43.15% 2,728 Major 649 21.32% 1,781 58.51% 614 20.17% -1,132 -37.19% 3,044 Marshall 1,935 57.83% 866 25.88% 545 16.29% 1,069 31.95% 3,346 Mayes 2,246 45.95% 2,317 47.40% 325 6.65% -71 -1.45% 4,888 McClain 2,519 62.80% 1,233 30.74% 259 6.46% 1,286 32.06% 4,011 McCurtain 3,279 63.24% 1,669 32.19% 237 4.57% 1,610 31.05% 5,185 McIntosh 2,723 60.58% 1,675 37.26% 97 2.16% 1,048 23.31% 4,495 Murray 2,083 69.09% 784 26.00% 148 4.91% 1,299 43.08% 3,015 Muskogee 6,895 50.34% 6,158 44.96% 644 4.70% 737 5.38% 13,697 Noble 1,927 36.77% 2,680 51.15% 633 12.08% -753 -14.37% 5,240 Nowata 2,049 45.54% 2,296 51.03% 154 3.42% -247 -5.49% 4,499 Okfuskee 2,654 61.03% 1,431 32.90% 264 6.07% 1,223 28.12% 4,349 Oklahoma 21,708 50.38% 17,504 40.63% 3,873 8.99% 4,204 9.76% 43,085 Okmulgee 5,927 46.17% 6,015 46.85% 896 6.98% -88 -0.69% 12,838 Osage 7,070 49.78% 6,363 44.80% 769 5.41% 707 4.98% 14,202 Ottawa 4,522 43.58% 5,197 50.08% 658 6.34% -675 -6.50% 10,377 Pawnee 2,376 39.46% 3,093 51.37% 552 9.17% -717 -11.91% 6,021 Payne 4,342 43.71% 4,817 48.49% 774 7.79% -475 -4.78% 9,933 Pittsburg 6,062 56.31% 3,554 33.01% 1,149 10.67% 2,508 23.30% 10,765 Pontotoc 4,268 64.47% 1,859 28.08% 493 7.45% 2,409 36.39% 6,620 Pottawatomie 5,072 48.73% 4,040 38.81% 1,297 12.46% 1,032 9.91% 10,409 Pushmataha 1,647 54.79% 1,084 36.06% 275 9.15% 563 18.73% 3,006 Roger Mills 1,318 47.36% 946 33.99% 519 18.65% 372 13.37% 2,783 Rogers 2,901 54.28% 2,207 41.29% 237 4.43% 694 12.98% 5,345 Seminole 3,007 51.77% 2,326 40.05% 475 8.18% 681 11.73% 5,808 Sequoyah 3,429 53.80% 2,875 45.11% 70 1.10% 554 8.69% 6,374 Stephens 4,745 62.98% 2,377 31.55% 412 5.47% 2,368 31.43% 7,534 Texas 1,812 45.73% 1,745 44.04% 405 10.22% 67 1.69% 3,962 Tillman 2,653 63.73% 1,326 31.85% 184 4.42% 1,327 31.88% 4,163 Tulsa 14,377 40.87% 19,537 55.54% 1,265 3.60% -5,160 -14.67% 35,179 Wagoner 1,985 50.86% 1,646 42.17% 272 6.97% 339 8.69% 3,903 Washington 3,487 42.01% 4,579 55.17% 234 2.82% -1,092 -13.16% 8,300 Washita 2,325 57.35% 1,357 33.47% 372 9.18% 968 23.88% 4,054 Woods 1,533 30.73% 2,615 52.43% 840 16.84% -1,082 -21.69% 4,988 Woodward 1,418 35.34% 1,831 45.64% 763 19.02% -413 -10.29% 4,012Totals255,79848.45%225,75642.76%46,3728.78%30,0425.69%527,926 See also United States presidential elections in Oklahoma Notes References expanded Oklahoma 1924 Category:1924 Oklahoma elections