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Talk:1928 Democratic Party presidential primaries

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Keeping Track of Caucuses[edit]

This is me largely keeping track of the Democratic Presidential Caucuses (or State Conventions) that were held around the country that year and who the delegates were pledged to. I can't readily organize the data myself not being a subscriber to the New York Times, and not having a copy of the Proceedings for the '32 Democratic Convention it is not always clear how many delegates have been selected by each State or Territory; I'll leave that to someone else who is. Hopefully we don't end up with any missing contests, as I'm not sure how regularly the Times reported on these. --Ariostos (talk) 17:28, 20 April 2017 (UTC)[reply]

(1,342,451) votes accounted for; primaries + (South Dakota C)

• Louisiana for Smith ^[1]
• Philippines for Smith ^[2]
• Missouri for Reed ^[3]
• Idaho for Smith ^[4]
• South Dakota (Caucus) for Smith ^[5]
• Minnesota for Smith ^[6]
• Georgia for Senator Walter George ^[7]
• Arkansas Uncommitted ^[8]
• Arizona for Smith ^[9]
• Maine for Smith ^[10]
• New York for Smith ^[11]
• Iowa for Smith ^[12]
• Utah for Smith ^[13]
• Oklahoma Uncommitted ^[14]
• Washington for Smith ^[15]
• Mississippi for Senator Pat Harrison ^[16]
• Rhode Island for Smith ^[17]
• Pennsylvania for Smith ^[18]
• Kansas for Congressman William Ayres ^[19]
• Senator Pomerene loses Primary but gets Delegates ^[20]
• Wyoming for Smith ^[21]
• Connecticut for Smith ^[22]
• Delaware for Smith ^[23]
• Michigan for Smith ^[24]
• Nevada for Smith ^[25]
• Montana for Smith ^[26]
• Vermont for Smith ^[27]
• South Carolina Uncommitted ^[28]
• Canal Zone is Complicated ^[29]
• Colorado for Smith ^[30]
• Maryland for Governor Albert Ritchie ^[31]
• D.C. for Smith ^[32]
• Kentucky for Smith ^[33]
• North Carolina for Congressman Cordell Hull ^[34]
• Virginia Uncommitted ^[35]
• Alabama Uncommitted ^[36]
• Tennessee for Congressman Cordell Hull ^[37]

• Walsh withdrew from race on May 4th ^[38]
• Ritchie withdrew from race on June 18th ^[39]

I strongly question the accuracy of the map. SecretName101 (talk) 05:21, 24 October 2017 (UTC)[reply]

As in the case of the 1932 Democratic Primaries, results of the various caucuses are from the references in the list above; I just never back to inputting these. --Ariostos (talk) 01:24, 25 October 2017 (UTC)[reply]