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United States presidential election of 1928
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The election results of 1928 Hoover, Herbert Portrait of Alfred E. Smith wearing a suit and bow tie, with one hand in his pocket, looking toward the camera against a dark background. Herbert Hoover campaign button Map of the United States showing the 1928 presidential election results by state. States won by Herbert Hoover (Republican) are shaded in red, covering most of the country, while states won by Al Smith (Democratic) are shaded in blue, concentrated in the South. Each state displays its number of electoral votes. Hoover received 444 electoral votes and Smith received 87.
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Hoover, Herbert
U.S. Pres. Herbert Hoover, c. 1928.
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Al Smith
New York Gov. Al Smith in an undated photograph.
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Herbert Hoover campaign button
Button from Herbert Hoover's 1928 U.S. presidential campaign.
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American presidential election, 1928
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The election results of 1928
At a glance: the presidential election of 1928.
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