WILL GIVE BRAINLIST TRACE the election of 1932. How did both parties settle on their respective nominees, and what was the result of the election? Answer in 2-3 paragraphs

At the Republican convention in Chicago in June, Hoover was renominated easily, but there was a battle for the vice presidential slot as Vice Pres. Charles Curtis was challenged unsuccessfully by James Harbord, who had served as John Pershing’s chief of staff in World War I. At the Democratic convention in Chicago two weeks later, Roosevelt had the support of a majority of the delegates, but the Democratic Party rules required a two-thirds majority to win nomination. On the first ballot Roosevelt was shy of victory by more than 100 delegates, with his main opposition coming from Smith and John Nance Garner, who had been elected speaker of the House of Representatives in 1931. After three ballots Garner released his delegates, and on the fourth ballot Roosevelt won the party nomination. Garner was duly selected unanimously as the vice presidential candidate. Roosevelt then broke tradition by appearing in person to accept the party’s nomination. In his speech before the delegates, he said, “I pledge you, I pledge myself, to a new deal for the American people.”

The results of the 1932 U.S. presidential election are provided in the table.

American presidential election, 1932

presidential candidatepolitical partyelectoral votespopular votes

Source: Office of the Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives.

Franklin D. RooseveltDemocratic47222,821,857

Herbert HooverRepublican5915,761,841

Norman ThomasSocialist  884,781

William Z. FosterCommunist  102,991

William D. UpshawProhibition  81,869

William H. HarveyLiberty  53,425

Verne L. ReynoldsSocialist Labor  33,276

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