1900 United States presidential election in Pennsylvania

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1900 United States presidential election in Pennsylvania
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  1896 November 6, 1900 1904  
  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 vote320
Popular vote712,665424,232
Percentage60.74%36.16%

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County Results

President before election

William McKinley
Republican

Elected President

William McKinley
Republican

The 1900 United States presidential election in Pennsylvania took place on November 6, 1900 as part of the 1900 United States presidential election. Voters chose 32 representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Contents

Pennsylvania overwhelmingly voted for the Republican nominee, President William McKinley, over the Democratic nominee, former U.S. Representative and 1896 Democratic presidential nominee William Jennings Bryan. McKinley won Pennsylvania by a landslide margin of 24.31% in this rematch of the 1896 United States presidential election. The return of economic prosperity and recent victory in the Spanish–American War helped McKinley to score a decisive victory.

With 60.74% of the popular vote, Pennsylvania would be McKinley's fourth strongest victory in terms of percentage in the popular vote after Vermont, North Dakota and Maine. [1]

Bryan had previous lost Pennsylvania to McKinley four years earlier and would later lose the state again in 1908 to William Howard Taft.

Results

1900 United States presidential election in Pennsylvania [2]
PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
Republican William McKinley (incumbent)712,66560.74%32
Democratic William Jennings Bryan 424,23236.16%0
Prohibition John G. Woolley 27,9082.38%0
Socialist Eugene V. Debs 4,8310.41%0
Socialist Labor Joseph F. Maloney 2,9360.25%0
People's Wharton Barker 6380.05%0
Totals1,173,210100.00%35

Results by county

CountyWilliam McKinley
Republican
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic
Various candidates
Other parties
MarginTotal votes cast [3]
# %# %# %# %
Adams 3,71847.47%3,96750.65%1471.88%-249-3.18%7,832
Allegheny 71,78069.94%27,31126.61%3,5333.44%44,46943.33%102,624
Armstrong 6,44363.58%3,43833.93%2522.49%3,00529.66%10,133
Beaver 6,75960.11%4,07636.25%4093.64%2,68323.86%11,244
Bedford 4,79057.24%3,44541.17%1331.59%1,34516.07%8,368
Berks 13,95241.53%19,01356.60%6281.87%-5,061-15.07%33,593
Blair 9,74965.81%4,52830.57%5373.62%5,22135.24%14,814
Bradford 8,62564.05%4,21131.27%6314.69%4,41432.78%13,467
Bucks 9,26355.13%7,28743.37%2531.51%1,97611.76%16,803
Butler 6,30355.85%4,46539.57%5174.58%1,83816.29%11,285
Cambria 10,47657.99%7,16839.68%4202.33%3,30818.31%18,064
Cameron 97163.59%51433.66%422.75%45729.93%1,527
Carbon 4,22248.81%4,14947.97%2783.21%730.84%8,649
Centre 4,68450.64%4,33946.91%2262.44%3453.73%9,249
Chester 13,80966.20%6,21429.79%8354.00%7,59536.41%20,858
Clarion 3,00244.69%3,47251.68%2443.63%-470-7.00%6,718
Clearfield 7,95553.55%6,06640.84%8335.61%1,88912.72%14,854
Clinton 3,15750.58%2,87946.13%2053.28%2784.45%6,241
Columbia 2,95435.21%4,98259.38%4545.41%-2,028-24.17%8,390
Crawford 7,70549.97%7,00045.40%7134.62%7054.57%15,418
Cumberland 5,58749.06%5,42847.66%3743.28%1591.40%11,389
Dauphin 14,67364.23%7,39032.35%7833.43%7,28331.88%22,846
Delaware 13,79474.96%4,24923.09%3581.95%9,54551.87%18,401
Elk 3,25450.06%3,10547.77%1412.17%1492.29%6,500
Erie 11,81658.47%7,28136.03%1,1105.49%4,53522.44%20,207
Fayette 9,63753.54%7,65042.50%7123.96%1,98711.04%17,999
Forest 1,30961.25%71433.41%1145.33%59527.84%2,137
Franklin 6,48357.98%4,50040.24%1991.78%1,98317.73%11,182
Fulton 1,03945.27%1,22453.33%321.39%-185-8.06%2,295
Greene 2,42739.02%3,67459.07%1191.91%-1,247-20.05%6,220
Huntingdon 4,64567.91%1,98929.08%2063.01%2,65638.83%6,840
Indiana 5,68772.25%1,76722.45%4175.30%3,92049.80%7,871
Jefferson 5,95062.38%3,06332.11%5255.50%2,88730.27%9,538
Juniata 1,80551.50%1,62146.25%792.25%1845.25%3,505
Lackawanna 16,76351.56%14,72845.30%1,0193.13%2,0356.26%32,510
Lancaster 23,23071.77%8,43726.07%7012.17%14,79345.70%32,368
Lawrence 6,34361.39%2,75426.66%1,23511.95%3,58934.74%10,332
Lebanon 7,08966.76%3,05028.72%4794.51%4,03938.04%10,618
Lehigh 9,77547.64%10,43850.87%3041.48%-663-3.23%20,517
Luzerne 21,79354.87%16,47041.47%1,4543.66%5,32313.40%39,717
Lycoming 7,75047.53%7,42745.55%1,1276.91%3231.98%16,304
McKean 6,31961.39%3,42733.29%5475.31%2,89228.10%10,293
Mercer 6,95055.94%4,91639.57%5594.50%2,03416.37%12,425
Mifflin 2,59456.48%1,84240.10%1573.42%75216.37%4,593
Monroe 1,26427.99%3,05467.63%1984.38%-1,790-39.64%4,516
Montgomery 17,05159.10%11,20838.85%5902.05%5,84320.25%28,849
Montour 1,29239.89%1,87557.89%722.22%-583-18.00%3,239
Northampton 9,84945.14%11,41252.31%5562.55%-1,563-7.16%21,817
Northumberland 8,36649.35%7,98947.13%5963.52%3772.22%16,951
Perry 3,40057.41%2,44041.20%821.38%96016.21%5,922
Philadelphia 173,65773.93%58,17924.77%3,0531.30%115,47849.16%234,889
Pike 69435.30%1,23662.87%361.83%-542-27.57%1,966
Potter 3,22456.29%2,14737.49%3566.22%1,07718.81%5,727
Schuylkill 15,32750.73%14,49647.98%3921.30%8312.75%30,215
Snyder 2,51764.85%1,31933.99%451.16%1,19830.87%3,881
Somerset 6,67773.30%2,15123.61%2813.08%4,52649.69%9,109
Sullivan 1,26645.46%1,37649.41%1435.13%-110-3.95%2,785
Susquehanna 5,01955.24%3,52738.82%5395.93%1,49216.42%9,085
Tioga 7,45871.02%2,63825.12%4063.87%4,82045.90%10,502
Union 2,81065.82%1,35931.83%1002.34%1,45133.99%4,269
Venango 5,93152.75%4,01435.70%1,29911.55%1,91717.05%11,244
Warren 5,60964.88%2,50028.92%5366.20%3,10935.96%8,645
Washington 10,40859.40%6,38036.41%7334.18%4,02822.99%17,521
Wayne 3,22950.91%2,64741.74%4667.35%5829.18%6,342
Westmoreland 16,01457.00%11,01039.19%1,0723.82%5,00417.81%28,096
Wyoming 2,24752.61%1,87543.90%1493.49%3728.71%4,271
York 12,32746.29%13,73251.56%5722.15%-1,405-5.28%26,631
Totals712,66560.74%424,23236.16%36,3133.10%288,43324.58%1,173,210

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References

  1. "1900 Presidential Election Statistics". Dave Leip’s Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections. Retrieved March 5, 2018.
  2. David Leip. "1900 Presidential General Election Results – Pennsylvania". Dave Leip’s U.S. Election Atlas. Retrieved March 24, 2018.
  3. Robinson, Edgar Eugene (1947). The Presidential Vote 1896-1932. pp. 309–313. ISBN   9780804716963.