Presidential Tickets
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Election Presidential Nominee Vice-Presidential Nominee Votes # of states
on ballot1888 Slate of independent electors Slate of independent electors 2,068 1 (NY) 1892 Simon Wing Charles Matchett 21,173 5 1896 Charles Matchett Matthew Maguire 36,359 20 1900 Joseph F. Maloney Valentine Remmel 40,943 22 1904 Charles H. Corregan William Wesley Cox 33,454 19 1908 August Gillhaus Donald L. Munro 14,031 15 1912 Arthur E. Reimer August Gillhaus 29,324 20 1916 Arthur E. Reimer Caleb Harrison 15,295 17 1920 William Wesley Cox August Gillhaus 31,084 14 1924 Frank T. Johns Verne L. Reynolds 28,633 19 1928 Verne L. Reynolds Jeremiah D. Crowley 21,590 19 1932 Verne L. Reynolds John W. Aiken 34,038 19 1936 John W. Aiken Emil F. Teichert 12,799 18 1940 John W. Aiken Aaron M. Orange 14,883 14 1944 Edward A. Teichert Arla A. Albaugh 45,188 15 1948 Edward A. Teichert Stephen Emery 29,244 22 1952 Eric Hass Stephen Emery 30,406 23 1956 Eric Hass Georgia Cozzini 44,300 14 1960 Eric Hass Georgia Cozzini 47,522 15 1964 Eric Hass Henning A. Blomen 45,189 16 1968 Henning A. Blomen George Sam Taylor 52,589 13 1972 Louis Fisher Genevieve Gundersen 53,814 12 1976 Jules Levin Constance Blomen 9,566 10
All election results taken from Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections and Vote for presidential and vice presidential candidates of the Socialist Labor Party
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