1928 Presidential Election Newspaper: Hoover vs Smith, Political History Memora

Some pages may be missing individual sections where someone else cut out vintage ads, and the pages may be looseleaf, please see pictures
This authentic 1928 New York Times Special Features page offers a data-driven snapshot of a closely watched presidential race, headlined “A Survey of the Presidential Contest.” The page is dominated by three comparative maps showing how the states voted in 1916, 1920, and 1924, visually tracking shifting political loyalties across the country. Accompanying analysis explores voter uncertainty, prohibition’s influence, and the growing sense that the election’s outcome remained unsettled. With its charts, maps, and long-form reporting, this page captures how national politics were interpreted just before the modern polling era.
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