1928 United States presidential election
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The <entity_0> was the 36th quadrennial <entity_1>, held on Tuesday, <entity_2>. <entity_3> Secretary of Commerce <entity_5> defeated the Democratic nominee, Governor <entity_7> of New York. Hoover was the last <entity_3> to win a <entity_1> until 1952. The leading candidates were Secretary of Commerce <entity_5>, former Illinois Governor Frank Orren Lowden and Senate Majority Leader <entity_6>. Until the major split before the 1948 election in the <entity_4> between Southern Democrats and the more liberal Northern faction, no further significant third-party candidacies as seen in 1912 and <entity_8> were to occur.
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