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The Republican candidate defeated by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1936 was Alfred M. Landon. The election results were almost a 100 percent vote in favor of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Mr. Landon only carried two states, neither of which was his home state of Kansas. Only Vermont and Maine carried Alf Landon.

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Q: Which incumbent Republican candidate and President did Franklin D Roosevelt defeat in 1932 to begin his first term as the US President?
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