1932 United States Presidential Election

The 1932 United States Presidential Election was the seventh set of Elections in Historical Mock U.S. Gov.

For the Presidency, five candidates were nominated. Nelson C. Maddox won the Democratic nomination in a contested primary, beating Pádraig O' t-Ualtair and Dreadnought in a 5-4-4 vote. The Puff ran, gaining the People's Reform nomination, and gained an endorsement from the Socialist Worker's Party. The American People's Party fielded John Smith and two independents, Johnathan and Phoenix, ran.

Two major parties, the Socialist Worker's Party and the Republican Party, did not field candidates. The Republican Party initially endorsed Maddox, then switched their endorsement for the Puff.

This election was the first election in which the Overseas was allowed to vote in a Presidential Election. The Northeast also adapted a proportional system to distribute Electoral Votes based on how the people in the Northeast voted. The Southeast had no majority winner, but STV was used to determine the winner, who turned out to be John Smith. {| class="article-table" ! colspan="6" |

1932 United States Presidential Election
December 19, 2020
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39 Electoral Votes
20 needed to win
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 * Nominee
 * Nelson C. Maddox
 * The Puff
 * John Smith
 * Johnathan
 * Phoenix
 * Party
 * Democratic Party
 * People's Reform Party
 * American People's Party
 * Independent
 * Independent
 * Home Region
 * Southeast
 * Northeast
 * Northeast
 * Southeast
 * Southeast
 * Running Mate
 * None
 * Dreadnought
 * Jackson Carr
 * None
 * None
 * Electoral Vote
 * 0
 * 29
 * 9
 * 1
 * 0
 * Popular Vote
 * 3
 * 18
 * 3
 * 3
 * 1
 * Regions Carried
 * None
 * Northeast, Midwest, West, Overseas
 * Southeast
 * None (1 vote from NE)
 * None
 * }
 * Regions Carried
 * None
 * Northeast, Midwest, West, Overseas
 * Southeast
 * None (1 vote from NE)
 * None
 * }
 * }

As for the Legislative elections, the Midwest Senate Seat, Northeast Representative Seat 3, and the West Representative Seat 2 all flipped during the election. A vacancy in Southeast Representative Seat 1 was filled, with a vacancy opening in the West Representative Seat 1 due to the incumbent obtaining higher office. Mr. Bot, the West Senator, also switched parties during the final election results from American People's to Republican.

The Northeast, Midwest and West all had Governor elections. A referendum on a name changes was held in the Midwest. The Northeast Governor Seat flipped due to the incumbent reaching his term limit, while the governors in the Midwest and West were elected for another term. The Southeast Governor Seat had a special election just after the election started, and its vacancy was filled.