1900 United States presidential election in New York

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1900 United States presidential election in New York
Flag of New York (1778-1901).svg
  1896 November 6, 1900 1904  
Turnout84.6% [1] Increase2.svg 0.3 pp
  Mckinley (cropped).jpg WilliamJBryan1902 3x4.jpg
Nominee William McKinley William Jennings Bryan
Party Republican Democratic
Home state Ohio Nebraska
Running mate Theodore Roosevelt Adlai Stevenson I
Electoral vote360
Popular vote822,013678,462
Percentage53.10%43.83%

New York Presidential Election Results 1900.svg
County Results

President before election

William McKinley
Republican

Elected President

William McKinley
Republican

The 1900 United States presidential election in New York took place on November 6, 1900. All contemporary 45 states were part of the 1900 United States presidential election. Voters chose 36 electors to the Electoral College, which selected the president and vice president.

Contents

New York was won by the Republican nominees, incumbent President William McKinley of Ohio and his running mate Governor of New York Theodore Roosevelt. McKinley and Roosevelt defeated the Democratic nominees, former Congressman and 1896 presidential nominee William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska and his running mate former Vice President Adlai Stevenson I of Illinois. Also in the running was the Socialist candidate, Eugene V. Debs, who ran with Job Harriman.

McKinley carried New York State with 53.10 percent of the vote to Bryan's 43.83 percent, a victory margin of 9.27 points.

New York weighed in for this election as about three percent more Republican than the national average.

The 1900 election was a direct re-match between McKinley and Bryan who had run against each other four years earlier in 1896. While New York would continue its Republican dominance of the Fourth Party System and that McKinley had slightly improved on his national margin, the Empire State swung heavily in Bryan's favor in 1900. Four years earlier, McKinley had defeated Bryan in the state by 18.85 points, sweeping every county in the state except Palatine German Schoharie County, including rare Republican victories in New York City. McKinley's 1900 margin of victory in New York State was less than half of his 1896 margin, primarily due to dramatic Democratic gains in New York City. While in 1896 Bryan had lost New York City by about 60,000 votes, in 1900 Bryan won a majority of over 30,000 votes in New York City, winning Manhattan, the Bronx, Queens, and Staten Island. Bryan would win New York City again against William Howard Taft in 1908. New York City would not vote Republican again until the Republican landslides of 1920 and 1924, and would subsequently become a reliably Democratic bastion in every election that followed.

Results

1900 United States presidential election in New York [2]
PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
Republican William McKinley (incumbent)822,01353.10%36
Democratic William Jennings Bryan 678,46243.83%0
Prohibition John G. Woolley 22,0771.43%0
Social Democratic Eugene V. Debs 12,8690.83%0
Socialist Labor Joseph F. Maloney 12,6210.82%0
Totals1,548,042100.0%36

New York City results

1900 Presidential Election in New York City Manhattan The Bronx Brooklyn Queens Staten Island Total
Democratic William Jennings Bryan 181,786106,23214,7476,759309,52450.94%
52.47%48.32%52.58%51.20%
Republican William McKinley 153,001108,97712,3236,042280,34346.14%
44.16%49.57%43.94%45.77%
Social Democratic Eugene V. Debs 6,1932,3316441099,2771.53%
1.79%1.06%2.30%0.83%
Socialist Labor Joseph F. Maloney 4,8671,7112501446,9721.15%
1.40%0.78%0.89%1.09%
Prohibition John G. Woolley 640597821471,4460.24%
0.18%0.27%0.29%1.11%
TOTAL346,487219,84828,04613,201607,582100.00%

Results by county

CountyWilliam McKinley
Republican
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic
John Granville Woolley [3]
Prohibition
Eugene Victor Debs [3]
Social Democratic
Joseph Francis Maloney [3]
Socialist Labor
MarginTotal votes cast [4]
#%#%#%#%#%#%
Albany 23,49554.96%18,75243.86%2340.55%640.15%2070.48%4,74311.10%42,752
Allegany 7,20062.05%3,62131.21%7596.54%120.10%110.09%3,57930.84%11,603
Broome 10,39758.00%6,65237.11%8484.73%150.08%140.08%3,74520.89%17,926
Cattaraugus 9,94859.52%6,22437.24%5023.00%220.13%170.10%3,72422.28%16,713
Cayuga 10,32859.99%6,33036.77%3391.97%490.28%1710.99%3,99823.22%17,217
Chautauqua 15,31867.62%6,66029.40%5892.60%420.19%430.19%8,65838.22%22,652
Chemung 6,92149.45%6,53146.66%3842.74%420.30%1190.85%3902.79%13,997
Chenango 6,36258.89%4,04337.42%3623.35%180.17%180.17%2,31921.47%10,803
Clinton 6,32658.81%4,28739.86%1181.10%120.11%130.12%2,03918.95%10,756
Columbia 6,47855.61%4,95342.52%1741.49%200.17%230.20%1,52513.09%11,648
Cortland 4,89560.99%2,77334.55%3474.32%00.00%110.14%2,12226.44%8,026
Delaware 7,62660.16%4,63936.60%3943.11%70.06%100.08%2,98723.56%12,676
Dutchess 11,93659.39%7,69138.27%3801.89%210.10%700.35%4,24521.12%20,098
Erie 44,76751.66%39,83345.97%7410.86%3910.45%9251.07%4,9345.69%86,657
Essex 5,06470.31%1,99427.69%861.19%440.61%140.19%3,07042.62%7,202
Franklin 6,31368.49%2,66628.92%2132.31%120.13%130.14%3,64739.57%9,217
Fulton 7,23061.91%3,67831.49%4944.23%980.84%1791.53%3,55230.42%11,679
Genesee 5,38559.82%3,26736.29%2642.93%260.29%600.67%2,11823.53%9,002
Greene 4,39549.32%4,26947.90%1371.54%280.31%830.93%1261.42%8,912
Hamilton 65154.98%50942.99%221.86%10.08%10.08%14211.99%1,184
Herkimer 8,10057.77%5,40138.52%2982.13%1681.20%550.39%2,69919.25%14,022
Jefferson 11,87061.03%6,77634.84%5762.96%1740.89%550.28%5,09426.19%19,451
Kings 108,97749.57%106,23248.32%5970.27%2,3311.06%1,7110.78%2,7451.25%219,848
Lewis 4,30859.32%2,85739.34%801.10%80.11%90.12%1,45119.98%7,262
Livingston 5,60856.72%3,87739.21%3833.87%70.07%120.12%1,73117.51%9,887
Madison 7,17463.37%3,67332.44%3623.20%680.60%440.39%3,50130.93%11,321
Monroe 26,69154.62%19,61140.13%1,1052.26%1,0192.09%4440.91%7,08014.49%48,870
Montgomery 7,30257.35%5,13840.36%2211.74%240.19%470.37%2,16416.99%12,732
Nassau 6,99461.03%4,32537.74%1010.88%230.20%170.15%2,66923.29%11,460
New York 153,00144.16%181,78652.47%6400.18%6,1931.79%4,8671.40%-28,785-8.31%346,487
Niagara 9,35253.13%7,72643.90%4302.44%260.15%670.38%1,6269.23%17,601
Oneida 19,20457.93%12,82038.67%6361.92%1130.34%3791.14%6,38419.26%33,152
Onondaga 24,31759.37%14,69835.89%5071.24%3360.82%1,0992.68%9,61923.48%40,957
Ontario 7,70756.46%5,64141.33%2792.04%70.05%160.12%2,06615.13%13,650
Orange 14,13757.12%10,18041.13%3431.39%250.10%640.26%3,95715.99%24,749
Orleans 4,66759.14%2,85136.13%3083.90%200.25%450.57%1,81623.01%7,891
Oswego 11,16060.44%6,60535.77%5873.18%230.12%890.48%4,55524.67%18,464
Otsego 7,89354.84%6,14242.67%3282.28%110.08%200.14%1,75112.17%14,394
Putnam 2,21961.11%1,34537.04%371.02%230.63%70.19%87424.07%3,631
Queens 12,32343.94%14,74752.58%820.29%6442.30%2500.89%-2,424-8.64%28,046
Rensselaer 17,22855.03%13,46443.01%3521.12%830.27%1790.57%3,76412.02%31,306
Richmond 6,04245.77%6,75951.20%1471.11%1090.83%1441.09%-717-5.43%13,201
Rockland 4,18750.16%4,02148.17%1061.27%260.31%70.08%1661.99%8,347
St. Lawrence 15,29671.02%5,69926.46%4862.26%270.13%310.14%9,59744.56%21,539
Saratoga 9,60259.79%5,91636.84%5053.14%140.09%220.14%3,68622.95%16,059
Schenectady 6,76956.48%4,78339.91%1601.34%320.27%2402.00%1,98616.57%11,984
Schoharie 3,86046.19%4,31751.66%1702.03%30.04%70.08%-457-5.47%8,357
Schuyler 2,59855.45%1,88940.32%1904.06%20.04%60.13%70915.13%4,685
Seneca 3,78751.18%3,46146.78%1221.65%40.05%250.34%3264.40%7,399
Steuben 12,41155.51%8,87239.68%9754.36%480.21%530.24%3,53915.83%22,359
Suffolk 9,58460.24%5,71135.90%5503.46%340.21%310.19%3,87324.34%15,910
Sullivan 4,39353.92%3,62544.49%1161.42%40.05%100.12%7689.43%8,148
Tioga 4,74759.09%3,03737.80%2433.02%10.01%60.07%1,71021.29%8,034
Tompkins 5,40955.79%3,85239.73%3723.84%220.23%410.42%1,55716.06%9,696
Ulster 11,34853.68%9,34944.22%4121.95%50.02%270.13%1,9999.46%21,141
Warren 4,82963.46%2,54033.38%2022.65%110.14%280.37%2,28930.08%7,610
Washington 8,20968.34%3,35727.95%4043.36%240.20%180.15%4,85240.39%12,012
Wayne 7,95562.29%4,47335.02%3202.51%140.11%90.07%3,48227.27%12,771
Westchester 21,25654.82%16,43942.39%3850.99%2280.59%4191.08%4,81712.43%38,777
Wyoming 5,03260.31%2,89634.71%3984.77%60.07%110.13%2,13625.60%8,343
Yates 3,43258.97%2,19937.78%1753.01%50.09%90.15%1,23321.19%5,820
Totals822,01353.10%678,46243.83%22,0771.43%12,8690.83%12,6220.82%143,5519.27%1,548,093

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