About: United States Presidential Election, 1932 (Southern Victory)

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Despite the odds stacked against him Blackford stumped across the country. The most notable event during the fall campaign was the Japanese bombing of Los Angeles as part of the Pacific War. The event was more humiliating as Blackford was actually campaigning in Los Angeles.

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rdf:type	Election
rdfs:label	United States Presidential Election, 1932 (Southern Victory)
rdfs:comment	Despite the odds stacked against him Blackford stumped across the country. The most notable event during the fall campaign was the Japanese bombing of Los Angeles as part of the Pacific War. The event was more humiliating as Blackford was actually campaigning in Los Angeles.
dcterms:subject	United States Presidential Elections Southern Victory
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Next Year	1936(xsd:integer)
election date	1932-11-08(xsd:date)
election name	United States presidential election, 1932
before party	Socialist Party of the United States
ongoing	no
Country	United States
Type	presidential
after party	Democratic Party
nominee	Hosea Blackford Calvin Coolidge
home state	Massachusetts (Southern Victory) Dakota (State)
Party	Democratic Party Socialist Party of the United States
Title	President
before election	Hosea Blackford
Image	110(xsd:integer)
running mate	Hiram Johnson (Southern Victory) Herbert Hoover
previous election	United States Presidential Election, 1928
next election	United States Presidential Election, 1936
after election	Calvin Coolidge (Southern Victory)
Previous Year	1928(xsd:integer)
abstract	Despite the odds stacked against him Blackford stumped across the country. The most notable event during the fall campaign was the Japanese bombing of Los Angeles as part of the Pacific War. The event was more humiliating as Blackford was actually campaigning in Los Angeles.
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