1932 Florida gubernatorial election
David Sholtz would run on a campaign involving: increasing government services, giving back pay for teachers, making school terms 9 months log, free textbook for school students, creating a workers' compensation law, increasing bank regulation and providing more funding for public welfare.Another former governor, John W. Martin would emphasize that he led to many roads being paved in Florida and would promise that if elected for a second nonconsecutive term as governor he would give: "a dollar in his pocket and a smile on his face."[3] Many political observers believed that former governors John W. Martin and Cary A. Hardee would face off against each other in a runoff race.During his 1932 platform he promised to reduce the amount of circuit courts, replace county school boards with appointed superintendents and give parole to prisoners after serving 1/3 of their sentence.Howey was in favor of giving more legal rights to women and was fond of the benefits of having a two party system in the state.
Sholtz
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50–60%
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60–70%
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70–80%
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80–90%
Martin
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50–60%
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60–70%
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70–80%
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