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The election of 1936A. saw Franklin Roosevelt opposed by the Republican, William Lemke.B. was considered "too close to call" by opinion polls in the weeks prior to the vote.C. produced a new and enduring coalition of voters for the Democratic Party.D. saw third-party challengers play a major role in the outcome.E. saw the Republican challenger pick up considerable gains in the formerly "Solid South."
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