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Property	Value
rdf:type	Election
rdfs:label	United States Presidential Election, 1928 (Southern Victory)
rdfs:comment	The United States presidential election of 1928 was the third straight Socialist presidential victory over the Democrats. Vice President Hosea Blackford defeated Massachusetts governor Calvin Coolidge, but was made a lame-duck almost immediately after taking the oath of office when the stock market crashed in June 1929.
dcterms:subject	United States Presidential Elections Southern Victory
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Next Year	1932
election date	1928-11-06
election name	United States presidential election, 1928
before party	Socialist Party of the United States
ongoing	no
Country	United States
Type	presidential
after party	Socialist Party of the United States
nominee	Calvin Coolidge (Southern Victory) Hosea Blackford
home state	Massachusetts (Southern Victory) Dakota (State)
Party	Democratic Party Socialist Party of the United States
Title	President
before election	Upton Sinclair (Southern Victory)
Image	110
running mate	Unknown Hiram Johnson
previous election	United States Presidential Election, 1924
next election	United States Presidential Election, 1932
after election	Hosea Blackford
Previous Year	1924
abstract	The United States presidential election of 1928 was the third straight Socialist presidential victory over the Democrats. Vice President Hosea Blackford defeated Massachusetts governor Calvin Coolidge, but was made a lame-duck almost immediately after taking the oath of office when the stock market crashed in June 1929.