1916 United States presidential election in Kansas

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1916 United States presidential election in Kansas
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  1912 November 7, 1916 1920  
  Thomas Woodrow Wilson, Harris & Ewing bw photo portrait, 1919 (cropped 3x4).jpg Governor Charles Evans Hughes (cropped).jpg
Nominee Woodrow Wilson Charles Evans Hughes
Party Democratic Republican
Home state New Jersey New York
Running mate Thomas R. Marshall Charles W. Fairbanks
Electoral vote100
Popular vote314,588277,658
Percentage49.95%44.09%

Kansas Presidential Election Results 1916.svg
County Results

President before election

Woodrow Wilson
Democratic

Elected President

Woodrow Wilson
Democratic

The 1916 United States presidential election in Kansas was held on November 7, 1916. Kansas voters chose ten electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Contents

Kansas voted for the Democratic nominee, incumbent President Woodrow Wilson, over the Republican nominee, U.S. Supreme Court Justice and former New York Governor Charles Evans Hughes. Wilson won Kansas by a margin of 5.86 percentage points.

As of the 2020 presidential election , this is the last election in which Osborne County voted for a Democratic presidential candidate. Johnson County would not vote for a Democrat for President again until Joe Biden won it in 2020. [1] 1916 was the second and last time that Kansas has voted more Democratic than the nation (the first being 1896), the last time it voted more Democratic than New Mexico or Oregon, and the only time until 2020 that it voted more Democratic than neighboring Missouri.

Results

Presidential Candidate Running Mate PartyElectoral Vote (EV)Popular Vote (PV)
Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey Thomas R. Marshall Democratic 10 [2] 314,58849.95%
Charles Evans Hughes Charles W. Fairbanks Republican 0277,65844.09%
Allan L. Benson George Ross Kirkpatrick Socialist 024,6853.92%
Frank Hanly Ira Landrith Prohibition 012,8822.05%

Results by county

1916 United States presidential election in Kansas by county [3]
CountyThomas Woodrow Wilson
Democratic
Charles Evans Hughes
Republican
Allan Louis Benson
Socialist
James Franklin Hanly
Prohibition
MarginTotal votes cast
# %# %# %# %# %
Allen 4,05346.90%4,12947.78%3544.10%1051.22%-76-0.88%8,641
Anderson 2,73950.45%2,38643.95%2274.18%771.42%3536.50%5,429
Atchison 4,63448.72%4,62448.61%1011.06%1531.61%100.11%9,512
Barber 2,06151.74%1,63240.97%1724.32%1182.96%42910.77%3,983
Barton 3,29250.63%2,89144.46%2123.26%1071.65%4016.17%6,502
Bourbon 5,20958.09%3,37037.58%3023.37%860.96%1,83920.51%8,967
Brown 3,50343.25%4,28252.86%1902.35%1251.54%-779-9.62%8,100
Butler 4,24850.73%3,61443.16%2963.54%2152.57%6347.57%8,373
Chase 1,58451.56%1,35644.14%802.60%521.69%2287.42%3,072
Chautauqua 1,73741.40%2,08549.69%3458.22%290.69%-348-8.29%4,196
Cherokee 6,18853.41%4,35037.55%9318.04%1161.00%1,83815.87%11,585
Cheyenne 78750.22%49831.78%17711.30%1056.70%28918.44%1,567
Clark 1,10258.03%65334.39%593.11%854.48%44923.64%1,899
Clay 2,63246.63%2,69247.70%2274.02%931.65%-60-1.06%5,644
Cloud 3,83753.37%2,87039.92%1892.63%2944.09%96713.45%7,190
Coffey 3,12150.81%2,79945.57%1612.62%610.99%3225.24%6,142
Comanche 96350.71%73238.55%1115.85%934.90%23112.16%1,899
Cowley 5,96249.37%5,29743.87%6125.07%2041.69%6655.51%12,075
Crawford 8,06443.50%7,06738.12%3,27917.69%1290.70%9975.38%18,539
Decatur 2,43166.95%1,00727.73%1464.02%471.29%1,42439.22%3,631
Dickinson 4,97451.85%4,32345.06%1801.88%1161.21%6516.79%9,593
Doniphan 1,91639.36%2,82658.05%911.87%350.72%-910-18.69%4,868
Douglas 3,83441.52%4,97553.87%1711.85%2552.76%-1,141-12.36%9,235
Edwards 1,43150.42%1,15840.80%903.17%1595.60%2739.62%2,838
Elk 2,05350.99%1,76943.94%1634.05%411.02%2847.05%4,026
Ellis 2,33564.72%1,18632.87%551.52%320.89%1,14931.85%3,608
Ellsworth 1,93648.11%1,94548.33%741.84%691.71%-9-0.22%4,024
Finney 1,37047.31%1,23842.75%1856.39%1033.56%1324.56%2,896
Ford 3,04452.47%2,33740.29%1853.19%2354.05%70712.19%5,801
Franklin 4,12847.99%3,88545.17%3043.53%2843.30%2432.83%8,601
Geary 1,74048.45%1,73148.20%972.70%230.64%90.25%3,591
Gove 86253.81%64240.07%553.43%432.68%22013.73%1,602
Graham 1,80155.79%1,15035.63%2417.47%361.12%65120.17%3,228
Grant 20846.33%20044.54%327.13%92.00%81.78%449
Gray 88952.08%66038.66%905.27%683.98%22913.42%1,707
Greeley 16834.85%21043.57%6914.32%357.26%-42-8.71%482
Greenwood 2,95648.03%2,97148.28%1742.83%530.86%-15-0.24%6,154
Hamilton 52245.00%51144.05%1018.71%262.24%110.95%1,160
Harper 2,64854.22%1,79736.79%1953.99%2445.00%85117.42%4,884
Harvey 3,13144.08%3,47948.98%3324.67%1612.27%-348-4.90%7,103
Haskell 34950.95%24836.20%578.32%314.53%10114.74%685
Hodgeman 76150.53%56437.45%452.99%1369.03%19713.08%1,506
Jackson 2,91445.12%3,45153.43%340.53%600.93%-537-8.31%6,459
Jefferson 2,91946.44%3,17450.49%1161.85%771.22%-255-4.06%6,286
Jewell 4,18055.11%3,02239.84%1351.78%2483.27%1,15815.27%7,585
Johnson 3,92849.72%3,76747.68%1371.73%680.86%1612.04%7,900
Kearny 49041.25%53845.29%1099.18%514.29%-48-4.04%1,188
Kingman 2,62653.13%1,89138.26%1673.38%2595.24%73514.87%4,943
Kiowa 95643.47%90140.97%401.82%30213.73%552.50%2,199
Labette 6,42151.35%5,32842.61%6565.25%990.79%1,0938.74%12,504
Lane 65958.22%36332.07%817.16%292.56%29626.15%1,132
Leavenworth 6,00249.29%5,53645.46%5364.40%1040.85%4663.83%12,178
Lincoln 2,10653.45%1,71643.55%541.37%641.62%3909.90%3,940
Linn 2,93049.36%2,69945.47%2564.31%510.86%2313.89%5,936
Logan 70950.36%59242.05%704.97%372.63%1178.31%1,408
Lyon 5,58453.36%4,21540.28%3573.41%3082.94%1,36913.08%10,464
Marion 2,79042.13%3,45352.14%2744.14%1051.59%-663-10.01%6,622
Marshall 4,27546.74%4,58150.08%1852.02%1061.16%-306-3.35%9,147
McPherson 3,73746.75%3,80647.61%2382.98%2132.66%-69-0.86%7,994
Meade 97745.15%97344.96%713.28%1436.61%40.18%2,164
Miami 4,04754.74%3,08641.74%1992.69%610.83%96113.00%7,393
Mitchell 3,19754.88%2,41341.42%1372.35%781.34%78413.46%5,825
Montgomery 8,05952.44%6,37141.45%7644.97%1751.14%1,68810.98%15,369
Morris 2,57751.48%2,28945.73%871.74%531.06%2885.75%5,006
Morton 45747.85%40542.41%515.34%424.40%525.45%955
Nemaha 3,57949.03%3,59149.19%610.84%690.95%-12-0.16%7,300
Neosho 4,89152.94%4,05343.87%2382.58%570.62%8389.07%9,239
Ness 1,21349.23%92737.62%1777.18%1475.97%28611.61%2,464
Norton 2,87661.01%1,61634.28%1733.67%491.04%1,26026.73%4,714
Osage 4,27650.69%3,77044.69%2873.40%1031.22%5066.00%8,436
Osborne 2,62151.58%2,14942.29%821.61%2294.51%4729.29%5,081
Ottawa 2,71154.61%2,01340.55%1172.36%1232.48%69814.06%4,964
Pawnee 2,13155.05%1,49938.72%1203.10%1213.13%63216.33%3,871
Phillips 2,91253.65%2,27141.84%1492.75%961.77%64111.81%5,428
Pottawatomie 2,83442.77%3,68855.66%610.92%430.65%-854-12.89%6,626
Pratt 2,60754.34%1,82037.93%1302.71%2415.02%78716.40%4,798
Rawlins 1,27155.48%80335.05%1657.20%522.27%46820.43%2,291
Reno 6,68344.80%6,87046.05%9416.31%4252.85%-187-1.25%14,919
Republic 3,80655.00%2,88241.65%1472.12%851.23%92413.35%6,920
Rice 2,80147.86%2,49442.62%1883.21%3696.31%3075.25%5,852
Riley 2,63741.57%3,32052.34%2994.71%871.37%-683-10.77%6,343
Rooks 2,39456.54%1,62138.29%1112.62%1082.55%77318.26%4,234
Rush 1,47850.34%1,22341.66%1735.89%622.11%2558.69%2,936
Russell 1,93447.01%2,01148.88%791.92%902.19%-77-1.87%4,114
Saline 4,86052.76%3,98443.25%2252.44%1431.55%8769.51%9,212
Scott 68454.50%41633.15%1108.76%453.59%26821.35%1,255
Sedgwick 13,39151.34%10,89941.79%8683.33%9243.54%2,4929.55%26,082
Seward 1,10556.26%67834.52%974.94%844.28%42721.74%1,964
Shawnee 9,46841.14%12,63454.90%5102.22%4021.75%-3,166-13.76%23,014
Sheridan 1,18958.66%76037.49%552.71%231.13%42921.16%2,027
Sherman 1,19663.35%58230.83%874.61%231.22%61432.52%1,888
Smith 3,43154.10%2,60541.08%1752.76%1312.07%82613.02%6,342
Stafford 2,14849.63%1,81241.87%1744.02%1944.48%3367.76%4,328
Stanton 17042.08%18044.55%225.45%327.92%-10-2.48%404
Stevens 64655.31%39133.48%463.94%857.28%25521.83%1,168
Sumner 5,51953.27%4,07939.37%4584.42%3052.94%1,44013.90%10,361
Thomas 1,29963.03%64231.15%1014.90%190.92%65731.88%2,061
Trego 1,09453.08%86742.07%683.30%321.55%22711.01%2,061
Wabaunsee 1,70638.10%2,64058.95%891.99%430.96%-934-20.86%4,478
Wallace 49751.50%38139.48%798.19%80.83%11612.02%965
Washington 3,31645.54%3,76651.72%1271.74%731.00%-450-6.18%7,282
Wichita 33346.12%31844.04%435.96%283.88%152.08%722
Wilson 3,49449.18%2,97041.81%5537.78%871.22%5247.38%7,104
Woodson 1,79446.48%1,86148.21%1614.17%441.14%-67-1.74%3,860
Wyandotte 17,85053.89%13,86341.86%1,0283.10%3801.15%3,98712.04%33,121
Totals314,58849.95%277,65844.09%24,6853.92%12,8822.05%36,9305.86%629,813

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