In the 1944 election, who did Franklin D. Roosevelt run against?

In the 1944 election, Franklin D. Roosevelt ran against Thomas Dewey, the Republican candidate. This election was significant as it took place during World War II, and Roosevelt was seeking a fourth term in office. His presidency had been marked by significant social and economic changes in response to the Great Depression and the ongoing war. Dewey, the Governor of New York, campaigned on a platform that criticized Roosevelt's New Deal policies and emphasized a need for change. However, Roosevelt was able to leverage his leadership during the war and the popularity of his administration to win the election decisively, illustrating the American public's support for continuity in leadership during a time of global conflict.