The losing Vice-Presidential candidate in this ele
The losing Vice-Presidential candidate in this election went on to serve as Secretary of the Navy during the bulk of World War II. A thirty-party candidate in this election authored an eponymous bill for government refinancing farm mortgages, and ran under the (*) Union Party banner in place of the assassinated Huey Long. A biased Literary Digest poll got this election so wrong that the Gallup poll was founded. The Republican candidate was the governor of Kansas, and the re-elected Vice-President was a colorful Texan who thought his office wasn't worth "a warm bucket of piss." For 10 points, name this year in which Alf Landon lost to FDR's bid for a second term.
The losing Vice-Presidential candidate in this election went on to serve as Secretary of the Navy during the bulk of World War II.
Presidential election of {1936 }