Truman and Barkley 49.5 %
Dewey and Warren 45.1 %
Thurmond and Wright 2.4%
Wallace and Taylor 2.4%
Thomas and Smith .29%
Truman and Barkley 303 electoral
Dewey and Warren 189
Thurmond and Wright 39
Wallace and Taylor
Thomas and Smith
MISCELLANIA
The Republicans carried the State except for
Baltimore City, Prince George's, Queen
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Anne's, St. Mary's, Kent and Wicomico
Counties.
Truman, the only President to take office in
midst of a war, understood the powers of the
Presidency and was able to lead the nation
smoothly from a war footing to peacetime
economy. Despite great accomplishments on
the world scene, he made enemies at home
and was not expected to win when he ran for
re-election in '48; the voters, however, gave
him a substantial victory.
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MEETING-Monday, December 15, 1952
(9 Electoral Votes)
PARTICIPATING POLITICAL
PARTIES IN MARYLAND
Republican (R)
Democratic (D)
Progressive (P)
VICTORS IN MARYLAND
President & Vice President
Dwight D. Eisenhower (R) and
Richard M. Nixon-9 electoral votes
ELECTORS
W. Rae Dempsey, Jr. (Substitute for
W. Rae Dempsey, Sr.)
J. Marshall Boone
Ethel Mac Lauterbach
John A. Janetzke, Jr.
Mary A. Burgess
Henry Kinsley
Chelsie Liller
Jesse Dell
Solomon J. Small (Substitute for
Walter S. Ringler)
OPPOSING CANDIDATES
President & Vice President
Adlai E. Stevenson (D) and
John J. Sparkman
Vincent Hallinan (P) and Charlotte A. Bass
GOVERNOR
Theodore R. McKeldin (R)
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Secretary of State
John R. Reeves
MARYLAND ELECTION RETURNS
Eisenhower and Nixon 499,424
Stevenson and Sparkman 395,337
Hallinan and Bass 7,313
Eisenhower and Nixon 55.4%
Stevenson and Sparkman 43.8%
Hallinan and Bass .8%
Eisenhower and Nixon 9 electoral
Stevenson and Sparkman
Hallinan and Bass
NATIONAL ELECTION RETURNS
Eisenhower and Nixon 33,936,252
Stevenson and Sparkman 27,314,992
Hallinan and Bass 140,416
Eisenhower and Nixon 55.1 %
Stevenson and Sparkman 44,4%
Hallinan and Bass .23 %
Eisenhower and Nixon 442 electoral
Stevenson and Sparkman 89
Hallinan and Bass
MISCELLANIA
The Republicans carried all counties by
104,087 votes. Baltimore City went to the
Democrats by 11,864 ballots.
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