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1912 Ohio gubernatorial election Ohio Presidential no 1910 Ohio gubernatorial election 1910 1914 Ohio gubernatorial election 1914 November 5, 1912 James M. Cox 1920.jpg James M. Cox Democratic Party (United States) 439,323 42.38% Robert B Brown framed (cropped).jpg Robert B. Brown Republican Party (United States) 272,500 26.29% Arthur Lovett Garford.jpg Arthur Lovett Garford Progressive 217,903 21.02% Charles E. Ruthenberg Oval.png C. E. Ruthenberg Socialist Party USA 87,709 8.46% 1912 Ohio gubernatorial election results map by county.svg 210px County Results
Cox
#BDD3FF 30–40%
#A5B0FF 40–50%
#7996E2 50–60%
#6674DE 60–70%
Brown
#FFC8CD 30–40%
#FFB2B2 40–50%
Garford
#C7FFAF 30–40%
#C6E9AF 40–50%
#AADE87 50–60% Governor Judson Harmon Democratic Party (United States) James M. Cox Democratic Party (United States)
The 1912 Ohio gubernatorial election was held on November 5, 1912. Democratic nominee James M. Cox defeated Republican nominee Robert B. Brown with 42.38% of the vote.
General election
Candidates
Major party candidates
James M. Cox, Democratic
Robert B. Brown, Republican
Other candidates
Arthur Lovett Garford, Progressive
C. E. Ruthenberg, Socialist
Daniel A. Poling, Prohibition
John Kircher, Socialist Labor
Results
1912 Ohio gubernatorial electionhttps://books.google.com/books?id=9CZECwAAQBAJ&pg=PA1721 Guide to U.S. elections 24 December 2015 9781483380353 2020-06-29 Kalb Deborah
Democratic Party (United States) James M. Cox 439,323 42.38%
Republican Party (United States) Robert B. Brown 272,500 26.29%
Bull Moose Party Progressive Arthur Lovett Garford 217,903 21.02%
Socialist Party USA C. E. Ruthenberg 87,709 8.46%
Prohibition Party Daniel A. Poling 16,607 1.60%
Socialist Labor Party of America John Kircher 2,689 0.26%
166,823
Democratic Party (United States)
References
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