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1924 United States presidential election in New Mexico
Coolidge 40-50% 50-60% 60-70% 70-80%	Davis 40-50% 50-60% 60-70% 70-80%
President before election; Calvin Coolidge; Republican	Elected President ; Calvin Coolidge; Republican

The 1924 United States presidential election in New Mexico took place on November 4, 1924. All contemporary forty-eight state were part of the 1924 United States presidential election. State voters chose three electors to represent them in the Electoral College, which voted for President and Vice President.

New Mexico was won by incumbent Republican President Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts with 48.5% of the vote, over Democratic West Virginia Congressman John W. Davis's 43%, and Progressive Party Wisconsin U.S. Senator Robert La Follette's 8.5%.

Results

1924 United States presidential election in New Mexico
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Republican	Calvin Coolidge (incumbent) Charles G. Dawes	54,745	48.52%	−6.16
	Democratic	John W. Davis Charles W. Bryan	48,542	43.02%	−1.25
	Progressive	Robert M. La Follette Burton K. Wheeler	9,543	8.46%	N/A
Total votes			112,830	100.00%
	Republican win

Results by county

County	John Calvin Coolidge^[1] Republican		John William Davis^[1] Democratic		Robert M. La Follette, Sr. Progressive		Margin
County	%	#	%	#	%	#	%	#
Valencia	78.01%	3,183	16.62%	678	5.37%	219	61.40%	2,505
Socorro	62.32%	2,332	33.43%	1,251	4.25%	159	28.89%	1,081
Doña Ana	58.58%	2,823	36.83%	1,775	4.59%	221	21.75%	1,048
Santa Fe	59.05%	4,010	38.32%	2,602	2.64%	179	20.73%	1,408
Taos	58.68%	2,470	39.32%	1,655	2.00%	84	19.36%	815
Sandoval	58.52%	1,587	40.41%	1,096	1.07%	29	18.10%	491
McKinley	51.24%	1,653	35.65%	1,150	13.11%	423	15.59%	503
Rio Arriba	56.24%	3,707	41.48%	2,734	2.28%	150	14.76%	973
Torrance	51.18%	1,666	38.99%	1,269	9.83%	320	12.20%	397
Lincoln	49.05%	1,087	37.77%	837	13.18%	292	11.28%	250
Guadalupe	51.83%	1,329	41.19%	1,056	6.98%	179	10.65%	273
Catron	47.30%	499	39.62%	418	13.08%	138	7.68%	81
Bernalillo	49.55%	7,078	42.17%	6,023	8.28%	1,183	7.39%	1,055
Luna	43.28%	709	36.39%	596	20.33%	333	6.90%	113
Sierra	48.17%	632	41.62%	546	10.21%	134	6.55%	86
Colfax	48.06%	3,512	41.97%	3,067	9.96%	728	6.09%	445
San Miguel	50.56%	3,894	46.00%	3,543	3.44%	265	4.56%	351
San Juan	44.88%	889	41.34%	819	13.78%	273	3.53%	70
Mora	50.90%	2,197	48.35%	2,087	0.74%	32	2.55%	110
Harding	42.14%	721	41.73%	714	16.13%	276	0.41%	7
Otero	41.17%	832	43.84%	886	14.99%	303	-2.67%	-54
Grant	39.59%	1,756	47.00%	2,085	13.41%	595	-7.42%	-329
Union	37.77%	1,415	46.32%	1,735	15.91%	596	-8.54%	-320
Chaves	39.40%	1,519	56.24%	2,168	4.36%	168	-16.84%	-649
Quay	27.84%	851	50.64%	1,548	21.52%	658	-22.80%	-697
Hidalgo	28.19%	261	51.40%	476	20.41%	189	-23.22%	-215
De Baca	29.03%	270	61.72%	574	9.25%	86	-32.69%	-304
Curry	20.55%	669	53.39%	1,738	26.05%	848	27.34%^[a]	890
Eddy	28.36%	658	65.69%	1,524	5.95%	138	-37.33%	-866
Roosevelt	19.54%	398	65.78%	1,340	14.68%	299	-46.24%	-942
Lea	18.75%	138	75.00%	552	6.25%	46	-56.25%	-414

Notes

^ In this county where La Follette ran ahead of Coolidge, percentage margin given is Davis percentage minus La Follette percentage. Vote margin is Davis vote total minus La Follette vote total.

References

^ ^a ^b Scammon, Richard M. (compiler); America at the Polls: A Handbook of Presidential Election Statistics 1920-1964; p. 304 ISBN 0405077114

[2] In this county where La Follette ran ahead of Coolidge, percentage margin given is Davis percentage minus La Follette percentage. Vote margin is Davis vote total minus La Follette vote total.

[Polls-1] Scammon, Richard M. (compiler); America at the Polls: A Handbook of Presidential Election Statistics 1920-1964; p. 304 ISBN 0405077114

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