Election Of 1948: Dewey Defeats Truman?
Hello and welcome to another edition of our presidential election series. Today, we’ll dive into the election of 1948, a race marked by four distinct...
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Election Of 1944: The United States Enters World War II
Hello and welcome back to another edition of the presidential election series! Today, we’re diving into the election of 1944, the first presidential election since...
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Election Of 1940: World War II & FDR’s Unprecedented Third Term
Hello and welcome back to another edition of the presidential election series. In this edition, we’ll be diving into the election of 1940. Franklin D....
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Election of 1936: FDR’s Victory and Decline of the Literary Digest
Hello and welcome back to another edition of our presidential election series. Today, we’re diving into the Election of 1936. Franklin D. Roosevelt, having been...
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Election Of 1932: Hoover, FDR and The Great Depression
Today, we’ll dive into the Election of 1932, where incumbent President Herbert Hoover sought re-election amid a drastically changed economy. Let’s explore the key events...
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Election of 1928: Silent Cal Is Out
Following his victory in the 1924 election, President Calvin Coolidge continued to oversee an impressive economy while becoming a vocal supporter of women’s, African American,...
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Election of 1924: Coolidge Triumphs Amidst Scandals and Tragedy
In the election of 1924, incumbent President Calvin Coolidge sought re-election but faced two significant challengers to secure his place in the Oval Office. Harding’s...
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Election of 1920: Harding vs. Cox in a Battle for the Future
The election of 1920 saw two dark horse candidates battle it out to lead the United States into a new decade marked by growing instability....
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Election of 1916: Woodrow Wilson vs. Charles Evans Hughes
The election of 1916 stands out as a crucial presidential contest during a time of global conflict—World War I. The incumbent president needed to pull...
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Election Of 1912: Woodrow Wilsons’ Titanic Clash
The election of 1912 is often remembered as one of the most tumultuous and fascinating races in American political history. It had everything you could...