1924 Republican Party presidential primaries
Selection of Republican US presidential candidate
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From February 12 to June 7, 1924, voters of the Republican Party chose its nominee for president in the 1924 United States presidential election. Only 17 states held Republican primaries that year, with most states selecting Convention delegates through caucuses and state-level conventions. Delegates chosen through the primary process (in those states that held primary elections) attended the 1924 Republican National Convention held from June 10 to June 12, 1924, in Cleveland, Ohio.[1]
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February 12 to June 7, 1924
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1,109 delegates to the 1924 Republican National Convention 555 (majority) votes needed to win | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Results
| Date | Total pledged delegates |
Contest and total popular vote |
Delegates won and popular vote | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calvin Coolidge | Hiram Johnson | Robert M. La Follette | Other(s) Unpledged | |||
| February 12 | 26 (of 26) | Kentucky State Convention[2] N/A |
26 Del. | - | - | - |
| 11 (of 11) | South Carolina State Convention[3] N/A |
11 Del. | - | - | - | |
| February 21 | 2 (of 2) | Philippines Insular Convention[4] N/A |
2 Del. | - | - | - |
| March 4 | 29 (of 29) | Iowa State Convention[5] N/A |
29 Del. | - | - | - |
| March 8 | 27 (of 27) | Minnesota State Convention[6] N/A |
27 Del. | - | - | - |
| March 11 | 15 (of 15) | Colorado State Convention[7] N/A |
15 Del. | - | - | - |
| 0 (of 11) | New Hampshire Pres. Primary 17,170 |
17,170 (100.00%) |
- | - | - | |
| 11 (of 11) | New Hampshire Del. Primary[8] ? |
11 Del. 13,445 (?%) |
- | - | 9,252[a] (?%) | |
| March 18 | 13 (of 13) | North Dakota Primary[9] 125,430 |
7 Del. 52,815 (42.11%) |
32,363 (25.80%) |
6 Del. 40,252 WI (32.09%) |
- |
| March 19 | 24 (of 24) | North Carolina State Convention[10] N/A |
24 Del. | - | - | - |
| March 25 | 11 (of 11) | Idaho State Convention[11] N/A |
11 Del. | - | - | - |
| 13 (of 13) | South Dakota Primary[12][13] 80,726 |
39,791 (49.29%) |
13 Del. 40,935 (50.71%) |
- | - | |
| April 1 | 0 (of 29) | Wisconsin Pres. Primary[14][15] 65,161 |
23,324 WI (35.79%) |
411 WI (0.63%) |
40,738 WI (62.52%) |
688 WI (1.06%) |
| 29 (of 29) | Wisconsin Del. Primary[16] ? |
1 Del. 100,295 (?%) |
- | 28 Del. 200,822 (?%) |
- | |
| April 3 | 17 (of 17) | Connecticut State Convention[17] N/A |
- | - | - | 17 Del.[b] |
| 15 (of 15) | Maine State Convention[18] N/A |
15 Del.[c] | - | - | - | |
| April 5 | 17 (of 17) | Washington State Convention N/A |
17 Del. | - | - | - |
| April 7 | 33 (of 33) | Michigan Primary[19] 351,242 |
33 Del. 236,191 (67.25%) |
103,739 (29.54%) |
- | 11,312[d] (3.22%) |
| April 8 | 2 (of 2) | Hawaii Territorial Convention[20] N/A |
- | - | - | 2 Del.[e] |
| 0 (of 61) | Illinois Pres. Primary 919,082 |
533,193 (58.01%) |
385,590 (41.95%) |
278 WI (0.03%) |
21 WI (0.00%) | |
| 61 (of 61) | Illinois Del. Primary[21][22] ?-Par. |
24 Del. 119,999 (?%) |
1 Del. 120,118 (?%) |
- | 36 Del. 230,517[f] (?%) | |
| 19 (of 19) | Nebraska Primary 125,335 |
19 Del. 79,676 (63.57%) |
45,032 (35.93%) |
- | 627 (0.50%) | |
| April 16 | 91 (of 91) | New York State Convention[23] N/A |
- | - | - | 91 Del.[g] |
| April 17 | 10 (of 10) | Florida State Convention[24] N/A |
10 Del. | - | - | - |
| April 22 | 79 (of 79) | Pennsylvania Primary 133,354 |
79 Del. 117,262 (87.93%) |
4,345 WI (3.26%) |
1,224 WI (0.92%) |
10,523 WI[h] (7.89%) |
| 31 (of 31) | New Jersey Primary 125,375 |
31 Del. 117,262 (89.12%) |
13,626 (10.87%) |
- | 10 WI (0.01%) | |
| April 23 | 25 (of 25) | Oklahoma State Convention[25] N/A |
25 Del. | - | - | - |
| April 28 | 9 (of 9) | Arizona State Convention[26] N/A |
9 Del. | - | - | - |
| April 29 | 39 (of 39) | Massachusetts Primary 84,840 |
39 Del. 84,840 (100.00%) |
- | - | - |
| 0 (of 51) | Ohio Pres. Primary 201,243 |
173,613 (86.27%) |
27,578 (13.70%) |
- | - | |
| 51 (of 51) | Ohio Del. Primary[27] ? |
51 Del. 146,524 (?%) |
32,198 (?%) |
- | - | |
| May 5 | 19 (of 19) | Maryland Primary 20,986 |
19 Del. 19,657 (93.67%) |
3 WI (0.01%) |
- | 1,326 (6.32%) |
| May 6 | 29 (of 29) | California Primary 574,325 |
29 Del. 311,826 (54.29%) |
262,499 (45.71%) |
- | - |
| 33 (of 33) | Indiana Primary 392,648 |
33 Del. 330,045 (84.06%) |
62,603 (15.94%) |
- | - | |
| May 10 | 9 (of 9) | Nevada State Convention[28] N/A |
9 Del. | - | - | - |
| May 13 | 9 (of 9) | Wyoming State Convention[29] N/A |
9 Del. | - | - | - |
| May 16 | 13 (of 13) | Oregon Primary 129,229 |
13 Del. 99,187 (76.75%) |
30,042 (23.25%) |
- | - |
| May 27 | 23 (of 23) | Texas State Convention[30] N/A |
23 Del. | - | - | - |
| 19 (of 19) | West Virginia Primary 162,042 |
19 Del. 162,042 (100.00%) |
- | - | - | |
| May 28 | 11 (of 11) | Montana Primary 19,200 |
11 Del. 19,200 (100.00%) |
- | - | - |
| Total 875 pledged delegates 3,527,388 votes |
685 2,296,832 (65.11%) |
14 1,008,766 (28.60%) |
34 82,492 (2.33%) |
146 24,507 (0.69%) | ||
See also
Notes
- Represents votes for Senator George Moses, who ran as Unpledged despite supporting Coolidge.
- While favorable to Coolidge, these delegates were not instructed to vote for him.
- These delegates were "Soft-Pledged"; while favorable to Coolidge, they were not instructed to vote for him.
- Includes 10,268 votes for William Simpson at (2.92%).
- While favorable to Coolidge, these delegates were not instructed.
- Representing the Illinois "Regulars", essentially the State Republican Party, who were unpledged.
- While favorable to Coolidge, these delegates were not instructed to vote for him.
- Includes 5,692 votes for Gifford Pinchot at (4.27%).