American Psephology

The 1920 Presidential Election in Alabama

On November 2, 1920, Alabama's voters voted for twelve at-large electors. Four electoral slates (Democratic, Republican, Socialist, and Prohibition) ran, none of whose members are known.

The county returns are as follows:

	Democrats	Republicans	Socialists	Prohibitionists
Autauga	918	210	7	4
Baldwin	1230	556	134	17
Barbour	1568	203	13	2
Bibb	1643	364	136	5
Blount	3535	3465	45	5
Bullock	877	2	1	0
Butler	1299	153	12	7
Calhoun	3423	1139	22	17
Chambers	1994	322	8	6
Cherokee	1969	1576	58	0
Chilton	962	2273	48	6
Choctaw	1071	82	3	0
Clarke	1253	43	1	5
Clay	2165	2133	2	1
Cleburne	684	971	2	0
Coffee	1721	673	4	10
Colbert	1869	650	62	0
Conecuh	1315	189	0	0
Coosa	1007	741	14	2
Covington	2039	548	64	3
Crenshaw	1411	310	4	4
Cullman	2566	3492	37	6
Dale	1386	768	5	16
Dallas	2702	78	0	0
DeKalb	3894	4852	46	3
Elmore	1762	353	2	4
Escambia	1455	178	2	2
Etowah	5917	3218	100	3
Fayette	1413	1865	15	16
Franklin	2094	2930	64	1
Geneva	1488	1088	24	12
Greene	520	10	1	0
Hale	953	18	4	0
Henry	715	489	1	0
Houston	2045	571	31	9
Jackson	2513	1483	9	8
Jefferson	24,982	7124	555	278
Lamar	1628	576	6	10
Lauderdale	2644	1164	56	6
Lawrence	935	831	10	6
Lee	1620	155	111	7
Limestone	1812	285	14	3
Lowndes	727	6	0	0
Macon	693	64	2	0
Madison	2822	489	24	5
Marengo	1370	42	0	0
Marion	2461	1865	3	0
Marshall	4041	3879	36	2
Mobile	6171	2681	133	38
Monroe	1295	20	6	7
Montgomery	6411	314	32	18
Morgan	4057	1201	50	21
Perry	1195	34	13	1
Pickens	1419	263	17	3
Pike	1586	204	3	9
Randolph	1357	1113	8	1
Russell	671	29	45	3
Shelby	2523	3235	13	11
St. Clair	1934	2561	47	111
Sumter	1088	15	3	0
Talladega	2137	931	11	10
Tallapoosa	2257	269	24	2
Tuscaloosa	3438	491	16	11
Walker	4703	4488	186	22
Washington	575	85	3	0
Wilcox	1099	2	1	0
Winston	1037	2307	0	0
Total	160,560 (61.68%)	96,589 (37.11%)	2402 (.92%)	756 (.29%)

The Democratic slate was duly elected, and voted for Cox and Roosevelt on January 10.