The American Vote
Prog

Progressive

Elections
2
Won
0
Candidates
2
Years
1912–1924

Elections

Progressive: candidate and result in each presidential election
YearCandidateElectoral votesPopular voteResult
1912Theodore Roosevelt
88
of 531
4,119,507
27.4%
Lost
1924Robert M. La Follette
13
of 531
Not computed
minor-party votes not named in every state
Lost

Popular vote is the sum of the sourced state counts, shown only where every state that held a popular vote has one; sums from county returns (1868–1972) can run a few tenths of a point below national totals published elsewhere.

Electoral votesNational Archives, Electoral College results: 1912, 1924 (public domain, read 2026-10-03). How these figures were compiled

SourceThe World Almanac and Encyclopedia 1914 (Public domain in the United States: published before 1931, retrieved 2026-10-03). How these figures were compiled

Candidates

  1. Theodore Roosevelt1912
  2. Robert M. La Follette1924

States carried most often

  1. California1 of 2 elections
  2. Michigan1 of 2 elections
  3. Minnesota1 of 2 elections
  4. Pennsylvania1 of 2 elections
  5. South Dakota1 of 2 elections
  6. Washington1 of 2 elections
  7. Wisconsin1 of 2 elections

Count of the party’s elections in which its candidate carried the state, out of those in which the state cast electoral votes.