1880 United States presidential election in Wisconsin

1880 United States presidential election in Wisconsin
Garfield 40-50% 50-60% 60-70% 70-80% 80-90%	Hancock 40-50% 50-60% 60-70% 70-80%
President before election; Rutherford B. Hayes ; Republican	Elected President; James A. Garfield ; Republican

Last updated August 16, 2024

The 1880 United States presidential election in Wisconsin was held on November 2, 1880, as part of the 1880 United States presidential election. State voters chose ten electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Results

General Election Results^[2]^[3]^{[lower-alpha 1]}
Party		Pledged to	Elector	Votes
	Republican Party	James A. Garfield	George E. Weatherby	144,400
	Republican Party	James A. Garfield	Lucins S. Blake	144,398
	Republican Party	James A. Garfield	Knud Langland	144,398
	Republican Party	James A. Garfield	William P. McLaren	144,398
	Republican Party	James A. Garfield	George End	144,397
	Republican Party	James A. Garfield	Edward L. Browne	144,396
	Republican Party	James A. Garfield	John T. Kingston	144,396
	Republican Party	James A. Garfield	Frederick H. Kribs	144,395
	Republican Party	James A. Garfield	Charles P. Lovell	144,394
	Republican Party	James A. Garfield	John Kellogg	144,389
	Democratic Party	Winfield S. Hancock	John D. Putnam	114,649
	Democratic Party	Winfield S. Hancock	John Bentley	114,646
	Democratic Party	Winfield S. Hancock	Charles Stoppenbach	114,646
	Democratic Party	Winfield S. Hancock	William Murphy	114,644
	Democratic Party	Winfield S. Hancock	Charles D. Robinson	114,643
	Democratic Party	Winfield S. Hancock	George H. Brickner	114,642
	Democratic Party	Winfield S. Hancock	Hugh Campbell	114,641
	Democratic Party	Winfield S. Hancock	Nicholas Fratt	114,636
	Democratic Party	Winfield S. Hancock	Ferdinand Kuehn	114,634
	Democratic Party	Winfield S. Hancock	John Lawler	114,629
	Greenback Party	James B. Weaver	John G. Hull	7,986
	Greenback Party	James B. Weaver	David R. Giddings	7,986
	Greenback Party	James B. Weaver	James Meehan	7,986
	Greenback Party	James B. Weaver	George W. Lee	7,986
	Greenback Party	James B. Weaver	Milan Ford	7,985
	Greenback Party	James B. Weaver	Henry Smith	7,985
	Greenback Party	James B. Weaver	Reuben May	7,984
	Greenback Party	James B. Weaver	Edward W. Dwight	7,983
	Greenback Party	James B. Weaver	William L. Utley	7,983
	Greenback Party	James B. Weaver	Allen S. Perry	7,980
	Anti-Masonic Party	John W. Phelps	Isaac Bancroft	91
	Anti-Masonic Party	John W. Phelps	J. L. Barlow	91
	Anti-Masonic Party	John W. Phelps	Enos Collins	91
	Anti-Masonic Party	John W. Phelps	William Hamlin	91
	Anti-Masonic Party	John W. Phelps	E. L. Harris	91
	Anti-Masonic Party	John W. Phelps	C. R. Morseman	91
	Anti-Masonic Party	John W. Phelps	Josiah Shaw	91
	Anti-Masonic Party	John W. Phelps	L. Sperry	91
	Anti-Masonic Party	John W. Phelps	Riley Wilder	91
	Anti-Masonic Party	John W. Phelps	M. R. Britton	87^{[lower-alpha 2]}
	Prohibition Party	Neal Dow	Charles Irish	69
	Prohibition Party	Neal Dow	R. Cooley	68
	Prohibition Party	Neal Dow	H. Field	68
	Prohibition Party	Neal Dow	G. W. Gilfillan	68
	Prohibition Party	Neal Dow	J. M. Little	68
	Prohibition Party	Neal Dow	B. J. Curtis	67
	Prohibition Party	Neal Dow	Isaac C. Hardy	67
	Prohibition Party	Neal Dow	Harvey Joiner	67
	Prohibition Party	Neal Dow	William Mooney	67
	Prohibition Party	Neal Dow	J. D. Seboski	62
	Write-in		Scattering	19
Votes cast^{[lower-alpha 3]}				267,214

Results by county

County^[2]^[3]	James A. Garfield Republican		Winfield S. Hancock Democratic		James B. Weaver Greenback		All Others^{[lower-alpha 4]} Various		Margin		Total votes cast^{[lower-alpha 5]}
County^[2]^[3]	#	%	#	%	#	%	#	%	#	%	Total votes cast^{[lower-alpha 5]}
Adams	994	72.08%	343	24.87%	40	2.90%	2^{[lower-alpha 6]}	0.15%	651	47.21%	1,379
Ashland	202	47.53%	223	52.47%	0	0.00%	0	0.00%	-21	-4.94%	425
Barron	1,027	71.82%	394	27.55%	9	0.63%	0	0.00%	633	44.27%	1,430
Bayfield	78	47.56%	86	52.44%	0	0.00%	0	0.00%	-8	-4.88%	164
Brown	2,681	46.02%	3,034	52.08%	111	1.91%	0	0.00%	-353	-6.06%	5,826
Buffalo	1,588	65.46%	837	34.50%	1	0.04%	0	0.00%	751	30.96%	2,426
Burnett	369	86.62%	57	13.38%	0	0.00%	0	0.00%	312	73.24%	426
Calumet	1,151	35.40%	1,991	61.24%	107	3.29%	2^{[lower-alpha 7]}	0.06%	-840	-25.84%	3,251
Chippewa	1,485	46.48%	1,512	47.32%	198	6.20%	0	0.00%	-27	-0.85%	3,195
Clark	1,541	68.49%	671	29.82%	38	1.69%	0	0.00%	870	38.67%	2,250
Columbia	3,572	60.20%	2,311	38.95%	36	0.61%	15	0.25%	1,261	21.15%	5,934
Crawford	1,415	46.45%	1,459	47.90%	172	5.65%	0	0.00%	-44	-1.44%	3,046
Dane	6,018	50.08%	5,800	48.26%	199	1.66%	0	0.00%	218	1.81%	12,017
Dodge	3,624	38.11%	5,708	60.02%	168	1.77%	10^{[lower-alpha 8]}	0.11%	-2,084	-21.91%	9,510
Door	1,357	62.88%	635	29.43%	166	7.69%	0	0.00%	722	33.46%	2,158
Douglas	41	35.04%	76	64.96%	0	0.00%	0	0.00%	-35	-29.91%	117
Dunn	2,421	70.13%	992	28.74%	32	0.93%	7	0.20%	1,429	41.40%	3,452
Eau Claire	2,336	58.23%	1,520	37.89%	153	3.81%	3	0.07%	816	20.34%	4,012
Fond du Lac	4,683	46.77%	4,851	48.45%	471	4.70%	8^{[lower-alpha 9]}	0.08%	-168	-1.68%	10,013
Grant	4,654	59.11%	3,038	38.58%	179	2.27%	3	0.04%	1,616	20.52%	7,874
Green	2,740	60.10%	1,526	33.47%	284	6.23%	9^{[lower-alpha 7]}	0.20%	1,214	26.63%	4,559
Green Lake	1,764	58.05%	1,170	38.50%	105	3.46%	0	0.00%	594	19.55%	3,039
Iowa	2,674	52.80%	2,310	45.62%	79	1.56%	1^{[lower-alpha 10]}	0.02%	364	7.19%	5,064
Jackson	1,841	71.44%	673	26.12%	61	2.37%	2^{[lower-alpha 11]}	0.08%	1,168	45.32%	2,577
Jefferson	3,060	43.31%	3,923	55.53%	82	1.16%	0	0.00%	-863	-12.22%	7,065
Juneau	1,821	53.64%	1,453	42.80%	120	3.53%	1^{[lower-alpha 12]}	0.03%	368	10.84%	3,395
Kenosha	1,676	54.26%	1,411	45.68%	0	0.00%	2^{[lower-alpha 12]}	0.06%	265	8.58%	3,089
Kewaunee	795	33.66%	1,567	66.34%	0	0.00%	0	0.00%	-772	-32.65%	2,362
La Crosse	2,731	56.23%	1,995	41.07%	131	2.70%	0	0.00%	736	15.15%	4,857
Lafayette	2,542	52.75%	2,182	45.28%	81	1.68%	14^{[lower-alpha 13]}	0.29%	360	7.47%	4,819
Lincoln	370	52.63%	262	37.27%	71	10.10%	0	0.00%	108	15.36%	703
Manitowoc	2,988	44.83%	3,676	55.15%	1	0.02%	0	0.00%	-688	-10.32%	6,665
Marathon	1,025	30.92%	1,977	59.64%	313	9.44%	0	0.00%	-952	-28.72%	3,315
Marinette	1,332	69.70%	579	30.30%	0	0.00%	0	0.00%	753	39.40%	1,911
Marquette	905	47.43%	984	51.57%	19	1.00%	0	0.00%	-79	-4.14%	1,908
Milwaukee	14,088	55.99%	10,997	43.71%	76	0.30%	0	0.00%	3,091	12.28%	25,161
Monroe	2,427	52.33%	1,913	41.25%	298	6.43%	0	0.00%	514	11.08%	4,638
Oconto	1,036	55.52%	822	44.05%	8	0.43%	0	0.00%	214	11.47%	1,866
Outagamie	2,124	37.38%	3,258	57.34%	300	5.28%	0	0.00%	-1,134	-19.96%	5,682
Ozaukee	805	27.33%	2,063	70.05%	77	2.61%	0	0.00%	-1,258	-42.72%	2,945
Pepin	939	75.73%	296	23.87%	5	0.40%	0	0.00%	643	51.85%	1,240
Pierce	2,320	70.26%	840	25.44%	142	4.30%	0	0.00%	1,480	44.82%	3,302
Polk	1,439	76.02%	453	23.93%	1	0.05%	0	0.00%	986	52.09%	1,893
Portage	1,952	54.89%	1,534	43.14%	69	1.94%	1	0.03%	418	11.75%	3,556
Price	142	42.26%	194	57.74%	0	0.00%	0	0.00%	-52	-15.48%	336
Racine	3,955	57.37%	2,867	41.59%	72	1.04%	0	0.00%	1,088	15.78%	6,894
Richland	2,260	55.83%	1,635	40.39%	151	3.73%	2	0.05%	625	15.44%	4,048
Rock	5,741	67.07%	2,646	30.91%	163	1.90%	10^{[lower-alpha 9]}	0.12%	3,095	36.16%	8,560
Sauk	3,638	61.67%	2,081	35.28%	169	2.86%	11	0.19%	1,557	26.39%	5,899
Shawano	932	47.60%	968	49.44%	40	2.04%	18^{[lower-alpha 14]}	0.92%	-36	-1.84%	1,958
Sheboygan	3,251	47.90%	2,959	43.60%	577	8.50%	0	0.00%	292	4.30%	6,787
St. Croix	2,394	57.83%	1,719	41.52%	27	0.65%	0	0.00%	675	16.30%	4,140
Taylor	300	52.26%	274	47.74%	0	0.00%	0	0.00%	26	4.53%	574
Trempealeau	2,302	69.34%	676	20.36%	340	10.24%	2^{[lower-alpha 11]}	0.06%	1,626	48.98%	3,320
Vernon	2,774	64.27%	1,014	23.49%	525	12.16%	3	0.07%	1,760	40.78%	4,316
Walworth	4,361	69.00%	1,886	29.84%	39	0.62%	34^{[lower-alpha 15]}	0.54%	2,475	39.16%	6,320
Washington	1,905	39.69%	2,838	59.13%	56	1.17%	1	0.02%	-933	-19.44%	4,800
Waukesha	3,321	51.79%	2,990	46.63%	101	1.58%	0	0.00%	331	5.16%	6,412
Waupaca	2,647	60.53%	1,440	32.93%	283	6.47%	3^{[lower-alpha 10]}	0.07%	1,207	27.60%	4,373
Waushara	2,172	78.50%	509	18.40%	81	2.93%	5^{[lower-alpha 11]}	0.18%	1,663	60.10%	2,767
Winnebago	4,762	52.35%	3,798	41.75%	526	5.78%	10^{[lower-alpha 16]}	0.11%	964	10.60%	9,096
Wood	912	43.47%	753	35.89%	433	20.64%	0	0.00%	159	7.58%	2,098
Total	144,400	54.04%	116,649	42.91%	7,986	2.99%	179	0.07%	29,751	11.13%	267,214

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican

Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic

Bayfield

Notes

↑ The 1881 Blue Book gives the totals as Garfield 144,398; Hancock 114,644; Weaver 7,986; Phelps 91; Dow 68; and no Scattering. These totals are not incorrect per se; an elector on each ticket received that number of votes, but in the case of Garfield, Hancock, and Phelps, they are not the totals for the highest elector on each ticket. The 1881 Blue Book does not give the results for all electors.
↑ The Secretary of State's report gives Britton's total as 91 as with the other Anti-Masonic electors, but the original report of the Board of Canvassers gives Britton 87. The difference is the Board of Canvassers report gives Britton 26 votes in Walworth County as opposed to the 30 received by the other electors on that ticket.
↑ Based on totals for highest elector on each ticket
↑ These votes are for Phelps unless otherwise noted
↑ Based on highest elector on each ticket
↑ 2 Scattering
1 2 2 for Dow
↑ 10 for Dow
1 2 8 for Dow
1 2 1 for Dow
1 2 3 1 for Dow, 1 Scattering
1 2 1 Scattering
↑ 7 for Dow, 7 Scattering
↑ 18 for Dow
↑ 4 Scattering
↑ 9 for Dow, 1 Scattering

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↑ "1880 Presidential General Election Results — Wisconsin" . Retrieved August 18, 2016.
1 2 Wisconsin Historical Society, Tabular Statement of the votes given for Electors of President and Vice President of the United States at the General Election held in the several Towns, Wards, Villages, and Election Districts in the several Counties of the State of Wisconsin, on the Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday, being the Second day of November A.D. 1880
1 2 Wisconsin Secretary of State. "Appendix "O"". Annual Reports of the Secretary of State and Commissioners of Public Printing of the State of Wisconsin for the Fiscal Year ending September 30, 1881. Madison, Wisconsin. pp. 142–148.

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[4] The 1881 Blue Book gives the totals as Garfield 144,398; Hancock 114,644; Weaver 7,986; Phelps 91; Dow 68; and no Scattering. These totals are not incorrect per se; an elector on each ticket received that number of votes, but in the case of Garfield, Hancock, and Phelps, they are not the totals for the highest elector on each ticket. The 1881 Blue Book does not give the results for all electors.

[5] The Secretary of State's report gives Britton's total as 91 as with the other Anti-Masonic electors, but the original report of the Board of Canvassers gives Britton 87. The difference is the Board of Canvassers report gives Britton 26 votes in Walworth County as opposed to the 30 received by the other electors on that ticket.

[6] Based on totals for highest elector on each ticket

[7] These votes are for Phelps unless otherwise noted

[8] Based on highest elector on each ticket

[9] 2 Scattering

[Dow2-10] 1 2 2 for Dow

[11] 10 for Dow

[Dow8-12] 1 2 8 for Dow

[Dow-13] 1 2 1 for Dow

[DowScattering-14] 1 2 3 1 for Dow, 1 Scattering

[Scattering-15] 1 2 1 Scattering

[16] 7 for Dow, 7 Scattering

[17] 18 for Dow

[18] 4 Scattering

[19] 9 for Dow, 1 Scattering

[1] "1880 Presidential General Election Results — Wisconsin" . Retrieved August 18, 2016.

[archives-2] 1 2 Wisconsin Historical Society, Tabular Statement of the votes given for Electors of President and Vice President of the United States at the General Election held in the several Towns, Wards, Villages, and Election Districts in the several Counties of the State of Wisconsin, on the Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday, being the Second day of November A.D. 1880

[report-3] 1 2 Wisconsin Secretary of State. "Appendix "O"". Annual Reports of the Secretary of State and Commissioners of Public Printing of the State of Wisconsin for the Fiscal Year ending September 30, 1881. Madison, Wisconsin. pp. 142–148.

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