Was there anyone who still supported Woodrow Wilson in 1920?

[darklordoftech]

Or had he alienated his own party’s voters?

[Sumner 1868]

Deep South whites probably still did. But not much anyone else.

[morgankingsley]

Deep South whites probably still did. But not much anyone else.

Exactly

[Podgy the Bear]

It's amazing that Wilson was considering a third term nomination at the 1920 Democratic convention.  He alienated just about everyone.  All the ethnic groups (Irish, German, and Italian) turned against the Democrats with almost vindictive joy--with huge swings to the Republicans in the Midwest and the large cities.   And the African-American vote in NYC for the Democrats had dropped all the way to 3 percent in 1920.

[Brother Jonathan]

The euphoria of victory in World War One briefly boosted his public support and as he toured the country in support of the League if Nations people started talking about a third term, but the euphoria waned quickly. By 1920 I don't think anyone thought a Wilson third term was on the table between his unpopularity in the party  and country and his failing health.