1924: Borah vs Davis

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Supposedly, it is said that Coolidge once wrote to Senator Borah asking if he would be his running-mate, to which Borah responded "For which slot?"

William E. Borah (R-ID)/Calvin Coolidge (R-MA)

vs

John Davis (D-WV)/Charles Bryan (D-NE)

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

So, in the thread "Borah vs. Smith", you still have the Democrat be John W Davis? Which one is it?

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So, in the thread "Borah vs. Smith", you still have the Democrat be John W Davis? Which one is it?

It's me being buzzed. I'll amend the title.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

I honestly don't know how it'd be that different except no Progressive ticket meaning Republicans get Wisconsin and LaFollette's votes.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Basically put, Borah wins by huge margins, basically combining Progressive and Rump Republicans:

Senator William E Borah (R-ID)/President John Calvin Coolidge (R-MA) 405 electoral votes, ~68% of the popular vote
Former Ambassador John W Davis (D-WV)/Governor Charles W Bryan (D-NE) 126 electoral votes, ~30% of the popular vote

Seriously, if Borah manages to get nearly all the Coolidge vote plus all the LaFollette vote, he has the potential to get over 90% in Minnesota. What's unaccounted for in this scenario, however, is the question of whether Conservatives might flee to Davis with a Progressive like Borah heading the ticket.