The Political Graveyard: Mississippi 1912 Presidential Elector Candidates
- ️Lawrence Kestenbaum
- J. B. Mitchell (Democratic), 57,227 (elected)
- W. H. Cook (Democratic), 57,191 (elected)
- Walter Sillers, Jr. (Democratic), 57,187 (elected)
- Thomas E. Pegram (Democratic), 57,183 (elected)
- I. T. Blount (Democratic), 57,181 (elected)
- John H. Dorris (Democratic), 57,168 (elected)
- E. C. Sharp (Democratic), 57,164 (elected)
- W. Alfred Bean (Democratic), 57,160 (elected)
- W. B. Mixon (Democratic), 57,159 (elected)
- R. E. Spivey (Democratic), 57,137 (elected)
- N. G. McLain (Progressive), 3,645 (defeated)
- B. F. Fridge (Progressive), 3,627 (defeated)
- George Flynn (Progressive), 3,620 (defeated)
- Chris Miller (Progressive), 3,607 (defeated)
- James McClure (Progressive), 3,606 (defeated)
- John H. Cook (Progressive), 3,604 (defeated)
- J. C. French (Progressive), 3,600 (defeated)
- A. V. Hiler (Progressive), 3,566 (defeated)
- N. O. Straner (Progressive), 3,565 (defeated)
- T. A. Helgason (Progressive), 3,557 (defeated)
- J. D. Wallace (Socialist), 2,061 (defeated)
- R. N. Smith (Socialist), 2,045 (defeated)
- J. M. Robinson (Socialist), 2,038 (defeated)
- W. E. Chatham (Socialist), 2,034 (defeated)
- R. L. Jones (Socialist), 2,028 (defeated)
- M. A. Evans (Socialist), 2,024 (defeated)
- I. J. Gossins (Socialist), 2,017 (defeated)
- D. C. Rawls (Socialist), 2,016 (defeated)
- D. R. Hearn (Socialist), 2,012 (defeated)
- A. N. Ezell (Socialist), 2,008 (defeated)
- George A. Lee (Republican), 1,595 (defeated)
- Joe Marshall (Republican), 1,565 (defeated)
- J. J. Campbell (Republican), 1,559 (defeated)
- D. C. Wright (Republican), 1,551 (defeated)
- J. O. Askew (Republican), 1,549 (defeated)
- H. Clay Hall (Republican), 1,549 (defeated)
- Edgar B. Lerew (Republican), 1,546 (defeated)
- A. J. Albertson (Republican), 1,540 (defeated)
- Edward E. Hindman (Republican), 1,530 (defeated)
- Jess Bell (Republican), 1,511 (defeated)
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