Why did the American public reelect Wilson in 1916?

Woodrow Wilson won the 1916 Presidential Election with 49.2 % of the vote. Historians have pointed out several reasons for his victory:

- The slogan "He kept us out of the war.": During World War I, Wilson successfully kept the United States out of the war, despite intense pressure from some to join the conflict.

- War Preparedness: Although the US was not in the war at the time, the public supported the increase of military spending and preparedness.

- Federal Reserve Act and Progressive Policies: Wilson's progressive policies, including the creation of the Federal Reserve System, the Underwood Tariff, and various labor reforms, contributed to his popularity.

- Divided Republican Party: The Republican party was divided between Progressives and Conservatives, which weakened the effectiveness of their campaign against Wilson.

- Popularity in the West and South: Wilson secured strong support in the regions due to his progressive stances on agriculture and labor issues,

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