1920 New York Gubernatorial Election
Who won the 1920 New York Gubernatorial Election?
Nathan L. Miller won the 1920 New York Gubernatorial Election. Nathan L. Miller received 1,335,878 popular votes (46.58%). The main challenger was Al Smith (44%).
See the full head-to-head between Miller and Smith
Miller +2.6 pts · won by 74,066 votes
1,335,878 votes
1,261,812 votes
159,804 votes
Other candidates received the remaining 3.8% of the popular vote; only the leading candidates are individually recorded for this election.
Popular-vote totals for governor elections are compiled from official state results (via Wikipedia); Louisiana shows the decisive round of its jungle primary.