1932 New Mexico gubernatorial election

none January 2025 September 2023 1932 New Mexico gubernatorial election presidential New Mexico 1930 New Mexico gubernatorial election 1930 1934 New Mexico gubernatorial election 1934 no November 8, 1932 File:Arthur Seligman (New Mexico Governor).jpg 150x150px Arthur Seligman Democratic Party (United States) 83,612 54.81% File:Richard C. Dillon.jpg Richard C. Dillon Republican Party (United States) 67,406 44.19% 1932 New Mexico gubernatorial election results map by county.svg 215px County resultsSeligman: #A5B0FF 40–50% #7996E2 50–60% #6674DE 60–70% #584CDE 70–80%Dillon: #E27F7F 50–60% #D75D5D 60–70% Governor Arthur Seligman Democratic Party (United States) Arthur Seligman Democratic Party (United States) The 1932 New Mexico gubernatorial election took place on November 8, 1932, in order to elect the Governor of New Mexico. Incumbent Democrat Arthur Seligman won reelection to a second term. This was the first gubernatorial election in which Rio Arriba County voted for a Democrat. Seligman was the last Democrat until Jack M. Campbell in 1964 to carry Mora County. General election Results 1932 New Mexico gubernatorial electionNew Mexico Secretary of State The New Mexico Blue Book State Official Register 1933-1934 Santa Fe, New Mexico New Mexico Secretary of State New Mexico Election Returns 1911-1969 Santa Fe, New Mexico Democratic Party (United States) Arthur Seligman (incumbent) 83,612 54.81% +1.65% Republican Party (United States) Richard C. Dillon 67,406 44.19% -2.41% Socialist Party of America E. R. Frost 1,062 0.70% +0.46% Liberty Party (United States, 1932) Thomas E. Cullender 344 0.23% Communist Party USA W. F. Richardson 112 0.07% 16,206 10.62% 152,536 100.00% Democratic Party (United States) Republican Party (United States) +4.05% Results by county County Arthur SeligmanDemocratic Richard C. DillonRepublican E. R. FrostSocialist Thomas E. CullenderLiberty W. F. RichardsonCommunist Margin Total votes cast # % # % # % # % # % # %Bernalillo10,02054.71%8,22344.90%520.28%00.00%200.11%1,7979.81%18.315Catron80449.60%79549.04%160.99%00.00%60.37%90.56%1,621Chaves3,54054.62%2,71941.95%290.45%1672.58%260.40%82112.67%6,481Colfax3,66348.24%3,91051.49%200.26%00.00%10.01%-247-3.25%7,594Curry3,30264.12%1,52229.55%3196.19%10.02%60.12%1,78034.56%5,150De Baca94570.95%37328.00%100.75%20.15%20.15%57242.94%1,332Doña Ana4,30757.14%3,18242.22%440.58%30.04%10.01%1,12514.93%7,537Eddy3,21571.46%1,23527.45%420.93%60.13%10.02%1,98044.01%4,499Grant3,04862.99%1,74936.14%330.68%20.04%70.14%1,29926.84%4,839Guadalupe1,74049.22%1,79050.64%50.14%00.00%00.00%-50-1.41%3,535Harding1,12649.34%1,14150.00%150.66%00.00%00.00%-15-0.66%2,282Hidalgo1,00467.75%46431.31%120.81%20.13%00.00%54036.44%1,482Lea1,95269.99%74026.53%772.76%200.72%00.00%1,21243.46%2,789Lincoln1,83953.74%1,57045.88%90.26%20.06%20.06%2697.86%3,422Luna1,23153.13%1,06946.14%160.69%00.00%10.04%1626.99%2,317McKinley2,10460.34%1,36839.23%80.23%20.06%50.14%73621.11%3,487Mora2,10463.45%1,61136.53%00.00%00.00%10.02%1,18726.92%4,410Otero1,89559.93%1,21438.39%451.42%00.00%80.25%68121.54%3,162Quay2,50760.44%1,53937.10%992.39%10.02%20.05%96823.34%4,148Rio Arriba4,84258.91%3,36940.99%40.05%00.00%50.06%1,47317.92%8,220Roosevelt2,44267.95%1,10530.75%431.20%10.03%30.08%1,33737.20%3,594San Juan1,30048.87%1,19644.96%311.17%1304.89%30.11%1043.91%2,660San Miguel4,37241.83%6,06858.05%90.09%00.00%40.04%-1,696-16.23%10,453Sandoval1,68749.65%1,70850.26%20.06%00.00%10.03%-21-0.62%3,398Santa Fe5,19054.93%4,24944.97%80.08%10.01%00.00%9419.96%9,448Sierra1,16252.70%1,02146.30%210.95%10.05%00.00%1416.39%2,205Socorro2,31952.23%2,11347.59%70.16%00.00%10.02%2064.64%4,440Taos2,89850.53%2,82249.21%140.24%00.00%10.02%761.33%5,735Torrance1,70942.18%2,30956.98%320.79%00.00%20.05%-600-14.81%4,052Union2,51657.04%1,85842.12%330.75%20.05%20.05%65814.92%4,411Valencia2,13538.69%3,37461.15%70.13%10.02%10.02%-1,239-22.45%5,518Total83,61254.81%67,40644.19%1,0620.70%3440.23%1120.07%16,20610.62%152,536 Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic Catron Lincoln Luna McKinley Rio Arriba Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican Colfax Guadalupe Harding References gubernatorial 1932 New Mexico