Who was Oklahoma’s most successful Socialist candidate for governor, winning more than 20 percent of the vote in 1914? A. Eugene Debs B. Theodore Roosevelt C. Fred Holt D. William Jennings Bryan

C. Fred Holt

Explanation:

In the Election of 1914 Socialist, Fred Holt, captured 20 percent of vote which was 52,000 votes.

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