1904 United States presidential election in South Dakota

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1904 United States presidential election in South Dakota
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Nominee Theodore Roosevelt Alton B. Parker
Party Republican Democratic
Home state New York New York
Running mate Charles W. Fairbanks Henry G. Davis
Electoral vote40
Popular vote72,08321,969
Percentage71.09%21.67%
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County Results
Roosevelt
  50-60%
  60-70%
  70-80%
  80-90%

The 1904 United States presidential election in South Dakota took place on November 8, 1904. All contemporary 45 states were part of the 1904 United States presidential election. Voters chose four electors to the Electoral College, which selected the president and vice president.

Contents

South Dakota was won by the Republican nominees, incumbent President Theodore Roosevelt of New York and his running mate Charles W. Fairbanks of Indiana. They defeated the Democratic nominees, former Chief Judge of New York Court of Appeals Alton B. Parker and his running mate, former US Senator Henry G. Davis of West Virginia. Roosevelt won the state by a margin of 49.42%.

Roosevelt's win in South Dakota was the first time any presidential candidate swept every county in the state, which has only occurred once since, with Dwight D. Eisenhower's win in 1952.

With 71.09% of the popular vote, South Dakota would be Roosevelt's fourth strongest victory in terms of percentage in the popular vote after Vermont and South Dakota's neighboring states North Dakota and Minnesota. [1] As of 2024, this is the best performance by any candidate in the state.

Results

1904 United States presidential election in South Dakota [2]
PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
Republican Theodore Roosevelt (incumbent)72,08371.09%4
Democratic Alton B. Parker 21,96921.67%0
Social Democratic Eugene V. Debs 3,1383.09%0
Prohibition Silas C. Swallow 2,9652.92%0
Populist Thomas E. Watson 1,2401.22%0
Totals101,395100.00%4
Voter turnout—

Results by county

County [3] Theodore Roosevelt
Republican		Alton Brooks Parker
Democratic		Eugene Victor Debs [4]
Socialist		Silas Comfort Swallow [4]
Prohibition		Thomas Edward Watson [4]
People’s		MarginTotal votes cast
#%#%#%#%#%#%
Aurora 65258.79%40736.70%110.99%383.43%10.09%24522.09%1,109
Beadle 1,81873.78%49320.01%602.44%572.31%361.46%1,32553.77%2,464
Bon Homme 1,54762.30%88635.68%180.72%251.01%70.28%66126.62%2,483
Brookings 2,22076.18%35312.11%622.13%2528.65%270.93%1,86764.07%2,914
Brown 2,73766.32%98823.94%2526.11%1303.15%200.48%1,74942.38%4,127
Brule 69351.60%60845.27%181.34%50.37%191.41%856.33%1,343
Buffalo 11860.51%4322.05%2512.82%00.00%94.62%7538.46%195
Butte 79367.32%33028.01%484.07%10.08%60.51%46339.30%1,178
Campbell 68583.03%12014.55%20.24%182.18%00.00%56568.48%825
Charles Mix 1,76564.84%82330.24%923.38%301.10%120.44%94234.61%2,722
Clark 1,40973.85%27614.47%1015.29%1025.35%201.05%1,13359.38%1,908
Clay 1,72377.40%36116.22%773.46%391.75%261.17%1,36261.19%2,226
Codington 1,74172.18%58224.13%251.04%552.28%90.37%1,15948.05%2,412
Custer 53665.53%22827.87%273.30%20.24%253.06%30837.65%818
Davison 1,62668.84%50621.42%140.59%1064.49%1104.66%1,12047.42%2,362
Day 2,07773.50%38313.55%632.23%28710.16%160.57%1,69459.94%2,826
Deuel 1,34880.33%27916.63%70.42%362.15%80.48%1,06963.71%1,678
Douglas 85961.89%49935.95%90.65%110.79%100.72%36025.94%1,388
Edmunds 78665.88%35329.59%161.34%312.60%70.59%43336.30%1,193
Fall River 77771.22%24822.73%403.67%211.92%50.46%52948.49%1,091
Faulk 72775.41%16517.12%111.14%575.91%40.41%56258.30%964
Grant 1,45477.05%30916.38%201.06%814.29%231.22%1,14560.68%1,887
Gregory 67567.10%28228.03%292.88%90.89%111.09%39339.07%1,006
Hamlin 1,19775.76%30719.43%130.82%563.54%70.44%89056.33%1,580
Hand 94367.50%17012.17%90.64%372.65%23817.04%705 [lower-alpha 1] 50.47%1,397
Hanson 74555.76%52339.15%90.67%513.82%80.60%22216.62%1,336
Hughes 92972.18%33526.03%120.93%90.70%20.16%59446.15%1,287
Hutchinson 1,75280.33%36516.74%60.28%532.43%50.23%1,38763.59%2,181
Hyde 44376.91%9115.80%152.60%254.34%20.35%35261.11%576
Jerauld 58668.86%13916.33%252.94%677.87%344.00%44752.53%851
Kingsbury 1,89677.67%34414.09%562.29%1124.59%331.35%1,55263.58%2,441
Lake 1,72878.90%26011.87%944.29%693.15%391.78%1,46867.03%2,190
Lawrence 4,24765.53%1,34720.78%81812.62%320.49%370.57%2,90044.75%6,481
Lincoln 2,47180.49%37812.31%1324.30%692.25%200.65%2,09368.18%3,070
Lyman 98673.53%30622.82%211.57%130.97%151.12%68050.71%1,341
Marshall 99667.94%29219.92%614.16%1077.30%100.68%70448.02%1,466
McCook 1,28461.58%69333.24%502.40%502.40%80.38%59128.35%2,085
McPherson 72781.96%14416.23%50.56%60.68%50.56%58365.73%887
Meade 75465.79%26823.39%494.28%151.31%605.24%48642.41%1,146
Miner 89361.29%47532.60%402.75%402.75%90.62%41828.69%1,457
Minnehaha 4,45574.04%1,04617.38%2694.47%1903.16%570.95%3,40956.66%6,017
Moody 1,47175.13%29515.07%391.99%663.37%874.44%1,17660.06%1,958
Pennington 1,12669.00%39224.02%754.60%110.67%281.72%73444.98%1,632
Potter 52562.80%27532.89%182.15%101.20%80.96%25029.90%836
Roberts 2,28275.02%58419.20%612.01%993.25%160.53%1,69855.82%3,042
Sanborn 1,01374.05%26519.37%151.10%644.68%110.80%74854.68%1,368
Spink 2,12774.53%49217.24%682.38%1404.91%270.95%1,63557.29%2,854
Stanley 54756.74%39641.08%111.14%101.04%00.00%15115.66%964
Sully 36482.92%5011.39%153.42%51.14%51.14%31471.53%439
Turner 2,39579.07%52117.20%230.76%762.51%140.46%1,87461.87%3,029
Union 1,81368.31%73027.51%391.47%491.85%230.87%1,08340.81%2,654
Walworth 65476.05%17620.47%171.98%91.05%40.47%47855.58%860
Yankton 1,96869.03%78827.64%461.61%321.12%170.60%1,18041.39%2,851
Totals72,08371.09%21,96921.67%3,1383.09%2,9652.92%1,2401.22%50,11449.42%101,395

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ In this county where Parker ran third behind Roosevelt and Watson, margin given is Roosevelt vote minus Watson vote and percentage margin Roosevelt percentage minus Watson percentage.

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References

  1. ↑ "1904 Presidential Election Statistics". Dave Leip’s Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections. Retrieved March 5, 2018.
  2. ↑ Dave Leip's U.S. Election Atlas; Presidential General Election Results – South Dakota
  3. ↑ Géoelections; Popular Vote at the Presidential Election for 1904 (.xlsx file for €15)
  4. 1 2 3 Géoelections; Popular Vote for Eugene V. Debs at the Presidential Election for 1904 (.xlsx file for €15)
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