1912 United States presidential election in North Dakota

Last updated January 14, 2022

The 1912 United States presidential election in North Dakota took place on November 5, 1912, as part of the 1912 United States presidential election. Voters chose five representatives, or electors, to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

North Dakota was won by Princeton University President Woodrow Wilson (D–Virginia), running with governor of Indiana Thomas R. Marshall, with 34.14% of the popular vote, against the 26th president of the United States Theodore Roosevelt (P–New York), running with governor of California Hiram Johnson, with 29.71% of the popular vote, the 27th president of the United States William Howard Taft (R–Ohio), running with Columbia University President Nicholas Murray Butler, with 26.67% of the popular vote and the five-time candidate of the Socialist Party of America for President of the United States Eugene V. Debs (S–Indiana), running with the first Socialist mayor of a major city in the United States, Emil Seidel, with 8.05% of the popular vote.^[1]

As a result of his win in the state, Wilson became the first Democratic presidential candidate to win North Dakota. He would later win the state again four years later. This election marks the last time four different candidates won at least one county within one individual state. This feat would be shared by Kansas in the same election.

Results

1912 United States presidential election in North Dakota^[1]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Woodrow Wilson	29,555	34.14%
	Progressive	Theodore Roosevelt	25,726	29.71%
	Republican	William Howard Taft (incumbent)	23,090	26.67%
	Socialist	Eugene V. Debs	6,966	8.05%
	Prohibition	Eugene W. Chafin	1,243	1.44%
Total votes			86,580	100%

Results by county

County	Woodrow Wilson^[2] Democratic		William Howard Taft^[2] Republican		Theodore Roosevelt^[2] Progressive		Eugene V. Debs^[3] Socialist		Eugene W. Chafin^[3] Prohibition		Total votes cast
County	#	%	#	%	#	%	#	%	#	%	Total votes cast
Adams	249	29.33%	205	24.15%	305	35.92%	63	7.42%	27	3.18%	849
Barnes	940	40.76%	570	24.72%	655	28.40%	93	4.03%	48	2.08%	2,306
Benson	594	30.14%	515	26.13%	716	36.33%	98	4.97%	48	2.44%	1,971
Billings	547	28.80%	671	35.33%	495	26.07%	161	8.48%	25	1.32%	1,899
Bottineau	825	31.76%	700	26.94%	625	24.06%	401	15.43%	47	1.81%	2,598
Bowman	361	34.88%	302	29.18%	258	24.93%	99	9.57%	15	1.45%	1,035
Burke	308	27.50%	264	23.57%	207	18.48%	320	28.57%	21	1.88%	1,120
Burleigh	609	30.62%	720	36.20%	552	27.75%	92	4.63%	16	0.80%	1,989
Cass	1,814	36.14%	1,316	26.22%	1,669	33.25%	164	3.27%	56	1.12%	5,019
Cavalier	932	39.98%	561	24.07%	746	32.00%	69	2.96%	23	0.99%	2,331
Dickey	723	43.77%	494	29.90%	354	21.43%	69	4.18%	12	0.73%	1,652
Divide	375	26.54%	404	28.59%	459	32.48%	160	11.32%	15	1.06%	1,413
Dunn	246	27.95%	285	32.39%	297	33.75%	47	5.34%	5	0.57%	880
Eddy	376	41.32%	199	21.87%	290	31.87%	34	3.74%	11	1.21%	910
Emmons	524	38.90%	410	30.44%	374	27.77%	24	1.78%	15	1.11%	1,347
Foster	403	42.38%	285	29.97%	232	24.40%	20	2.10%	11	1.16%	951
Grand Forks	1,492	37.31%	955	23.88%	1,327	33.18%	180	4.50%	45	1.13%	3,999
Griggs	434	43.62%	144	14.47%	314	31.56%	65	6.53%	38	3.82%	995
Hettinger	381	32.51%	442	37.71%	288	24.57%	47	4.01%	14	1.19%	1,172
Kidder	218	26.14%	322	38.61%	210	25.18%	65	7.79%	19	2.28%	834
LaMoure	588	38.61%	436	28.63%	419	27.51%	65	4.27%	15	0.98%	1,523
Logan	146	21.66%	269	39.91%	225	33.38%	30	4.45%	4	0.59%	674
McHenry	959	38.44%	589	23.61%	672	26.93%	246	9.86%	29	1.16%	2,495
McIntosh	125	12.98%	202	20.98%	607	63.03%	25	2.60%	4	0.42%	963
McKenzie	293	28.31%	285	27.54%	228	22.03%	219	21.16%	10	0.97%	1,035
McLean	583	29.59%	505	25.63%	526	26.70%	325	16.50%	31	1.57%	1,970
Mercer	142	19.27%	147	19.95%	389	52.78%	53	7.19%	6	0.81%	737
Morton	1,017	28.11%	1,011	27.94%	1,262	34.88%	284	7.85%	44	1.22%	3,618
Mountrail	307	21.16%	407	28.05%	347	23.91%	372	25.64%	18	1.24%	1,451
Nelson	526	30.92%	448	26.34%	511	30.04%	178	10.46%	38	2.23%	1,701
Oliver	139	24.05%	131	22.66%	178	30.80%	116	20.07%	14	2.42%	578
Pembina	975	39.24%	615	24.75%	807	32.47%	35	1.41%	53	2.13%	2,485
Pierce	453	38.42%	264	22.39%	276	23.41%	159	13.49%	27	2.29%	1,179
Ramsey	917	39.94%	739	32.19%	472	20.56%	150	6.53%	18	0.78%	2,296
Ransom	490	30.90%	495	31.21%	540	34.05%	30	1.89%	31	1.95%	1,586
Renville	420	32.97%	224	17.58%	341	26.77%	272	21.35%	17	1.33%	1,274
Richland	1,380	42.65%	1,034	31.95%	742	22.93%	34	1.05%	46	1.42%	3,236
Rolette	396	31.23%	339	26.74%	322	25.39%	184	14.51%	27	2.13%	1,268
Sargent	641	39.20%	605	37.00%	277	16.94%	93	5.69%	19	1.16%	1,635
Sheridan	170	17.78%	306	32.01%	447	46.76%	26	2.72%	7	0.73%	956
Stark	678	39.24%	387	22.40%	597	34.55%	58	3.36%	8	0.46%	1,728
Steele	253	25.17%	237	23.58%	444	44.18%	55	5.47%	16	1.59%	1,005
Stutsman	1,100	41.12%	757	28.30%	706	26.39%	84	3.14%	28	1.05%	2,675
Towner	532	39.88%	352	26.39%	317	23.76%	112	8.40%	21	1.57%	1,334
Traill	507	29.24%	365	21.05%	755	43.54%	68	3.92%	39	2.25%	1,734
Walsh	1,206	41.85%	586	20.33%	868	30.12%	185	6.42%	37	1.28%	2,882
Ward	1,071	30.58%	686	19.59%	1,065	30.41%	613	17.50%	67	1.91%	3,502
Wells	494	32.72%	356	23.58%	611	40.46%	36	2.38%	13	0.86%	1,510
Williams	696	30.53%	549	24.08%	402	17.63%	588	25.79%	45	1.97%	2,280
Totals	29,555	34.14%	23,090	26.67%	25,726	29.71%	6,966	8.05%	1,243	1.44%	86,580

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References

1 2 "1912 Presidential Election Results North Dakota".
1 2 3 Géoelections; 1912 Presidential Election Popular Vote Archived 2018-06-13 at the Wayback Machine (.xlsx file for €15)
1 2 Géoelections; 1912 Presidential Election Popular Vote for Eugene Debs (.xlsx file for €15)

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See also: Political party strength in North Dakota

1912 United States presidential election in North Dakota

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