PARTICIPATING POLITICAL
PARTIES IN MARYLAND
Republican (R)
Democratic (D)
Progressive (P)
Labor(L)
VICTORS IN MARYLAND
President & Vice President
Calvin Coolidge (R) and
Charles G. Dawes-8 electoral votes
ELECTORS
Harry N. Abercrombie-At Large
Frederick W. Page-At Large
Thomas P. Wharton-1st Cong. Dist.
Oscar B. Chenoweth-2nd Cong. Dist.
Wilford D. Dill-3rd Cong. Dist.
Henry W. L. Fricke-4th Cong. Dist.
James P. Curley-5th Cong. Dist.
Harry E. Baker-6th Cong. Dist.
OPPOSING CANDIDATES
President & Vice President
John W. Davis (D) and Charles W. Bryan
Robert M. LaFollette (P) and
Burton K. Wheeler
Frank T. Johns (S-L) and
Verne L. Reynolds
GOVERNOR
Albert C. Ritchie (D)
Secretary of State
E. Brooke Lee
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MARYLAND ELECTION RETURNS
Coolidge and Dawes 162,414
Davis and Bryan 148,072
LaFollette and Wheeler 47,157
Johns and Reynolds 987
Coolidge and Dawes 45.3 %
Davis and Bryan 41.3 %
LaFollette and Wheeler 13.2 %
Johns and Reynolds .3 %
Coolidge and Dawes 8 electoral
Davis and Bryan
LaFollette and Wheeler
Johns and Reynolds
NATIONAL ELECTION RETURNS
Coolidge and Dawes 15,717,553
Davis and Bryan 8,386,169
LaFollette and Wheeler 4,814,050
Johns and Reynolds 28,368
Coolidge and Dawes 54.06%
Davis and Bryan 28.54 %
LaFollete and Wheeler 16.56%
Johns and Reynolds . 1 %
Coolidge and Dawes 382 electoral
Davis and Bryan 136
LaFollette and Wheeler 13
Johns and Reynolds
MISCELLANIA
Coolidge, the first New Englander elected
since Pierce, held to the policy that govern-
ment that governs least, governs best. He re-
stored dignity to the White House; had dif-
ficulty with Congress and did not choose to
run in 1928. Actually, he hoped to be
drafted, was not.
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