The main promise that Roosevelt made in the 1932 election was to implement a series of policies aimed at overcoming the Great Depression, which included the implementation of the New Deal. He promised to provide relief for the millions of Americans suffering from unemployment, poverty, and other hardships, as well as to reform the financial system and regulate the economy to prevent future economic crises. This promise resonated with voters who were desperate for change and hope during one of the most challenging times in American history, helping Roosevelt to win the election in a landslide victory.
