1900 United States presidential election in Pennsylvania

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1900 United States presidential election in Pennsylvania
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Nominee William McKinley William Jennings Bryan
Party Republican Democratic
Home state Ohio Nebraska
Running mate Theodore Roosevelt Adlai Stevenson I
Electoral vote 32 0
Popular vote 712,665 424,232
Percentage 60.74% 36.16%
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William McKinley
Republican

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William McKinley
Republican

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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.

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]
Party Candidate Votes Percentage Electoral votes
Republican William McKinley (incumbent) 712,665 60.74% 32
Democratic William Jennings Bryan 424,232 36.16% 0
Prohibition John G. Woolley 27,908 2.38% 0
Socialist Eugene V. Debs 4,831 0.41% 0
Socialist Labor Joseph F. Maloney 2,936 0.25% 0
People's Wharton Barker 638 0.05% 0
Totals 1,173,210 100.00% 35

Results by county

County William McKinley
Republican 		William Jennings Bryan
Democratic 		Various candidates
Other parties 		Margin Total votes cast[3]
# % # % # % # %
Adams 3,718 47.47% 3,967 50.65% 147 1.88% -249 -3.18% 7,832
Allegheny 71,780 69.94% 27,311 26.61% 3,533 3.44% 44,469 43.33% 102,624
Armstrong 6,443 63.58% 3,438 33.93% 252 2.49% 3,005 29.66% 10,133
Beaver 6,759 60.11% 4,076 36.25% 409 3.64% 2,683 23.86% 11,244
Bedford 4,790 57.24% 3,445 41.17% 133 1.59% 1,345 16.07% 8,368
Berks 13,952 41.53% 19,013 56.60% 628 1.87% -5,061 -15.07% 33,593
Blair 9,749 65.81% 4,528 30.57% 537 3.62% 5,221 35.24% 14,814
Bradford 8,625 64.05% 4,211 31.27% 631 4.69% 4,414 32.78% 13,467
Bucks 9,263 55.13% 7,287 43.37% 253 1.51% 1,976 11.76% 16,803
Butler 6,303 55.85% 4,465 39.57% 517 4.58% 1,838 16.29% 11,285
Cambria 10,476 57.99% 7,168 39.68% 420 2.33% 3,308 18.31% 18,064
Cameron 971 63.59% 514 33.66% 42 2.75% 457 29.93% 1,527
Carbon 4,222 48.81% 4,149 47.97% 278 3.21% 73 0.84% 8,649
Centre 4,684 50.64% 4,339 46.91% 226 2.44% 345 3.73% 9,249
Chester 13,809 66.20% 6,214 29.79% 835 4.00% 7,595 36.41% 20,858
Clarion 3,002 44.69% 3,472 51.68% 244 3.63% -470 -7.00% 6,718
Clearfield 7,955 53.55% 6,066 40.84% 833 5.61% 1,889 12.72% 14,854
Clinton 3,157 50.58% 2,879 46.13% 205 3.28% 278 4.45% 6,241
Columbia 2,954 35.21% 4,982 59.38% 454 5.41% -2,028 -24.17% 8,390
Crawford 7,705 49.97% 7,000 45.40% 713 4.62% 705 4.57% 15,418
Cumberland 5,587 49.06% 5,428 47.66% 374 3.28% 159 1.40% 11,389
Dauphin 14,673 64.23% 7,390 32.35% 783 3.43% 7,283 31.88% 22,846
Delaware 13,794 74.96% 4,249 23.09% 358 1.95% 9,545 51.87% 18,401
Elk 3,254 50.06% 3,105 47.77% 141 2.17% 149 2.29% 6,500
Erie 11,816 58.47% 7,281 36.03% 1,110 5.49% 4,535 22.44% 20,207
Fayette 9,637 53.54% 7,650 42.50% 712 3.96% 1,987 11.04% 17,999
Forest 1,309 61.25% 714 33.41% 114 5.33% 595 27.84% 2,137
Franklin 6,483 57.98% 4,500 40.24% 199 1.78% 1,983 17.73% 11,182
Fulton 1,039 45.27% 1,224 53.33% 32 1.39% -185 -8.06% 2,295
Greene 2,427 39.02% 3,674 59.07% 119 1.91% -1,247 -20.05% 6,220
Huntingdon 4,645 67.91% 1,989 29.08% 206 3.01% 2,656 38.83% 6,840
Indiana 5,687 72.25% 1,767 22.45% 417 5.30% 3,920 49.80% 7,871
Jefferson 5,950 62.38% 3,063 32.11% 525 5.50% 2,887 30.27% 9,538
Juniata 1,805 51.50% 1,621 46.25% 79 2.25% 184 5.25% 3,505
Lackawanna 16,763 51.56% 14,728 45.30% 1,019 3.13% 2,035 6.26% 32,510
Lancaster 23,230 71.77% 8,437 26.07% 701 2.17% 14,793 45.70% 32,368
Lawrence 6,343 61.39% 2,754 26.66% 1,235 11.95% 3,589 34.74% 10,332
Lebanon 7,089 66.76% 3,050 28.72% 479 4.51% 4,039 38.04% 10,618
Lehigh 9,775 47.64% 10,438 50.87% 304 1.48% -663 -3.23% 20,517
Luzerne 21,793 54.87% 16,470 41.47% 1,454 3.66% 5,323 13.40% 39,717
Lycoming 7,750 47.53% 7,427 45.55% 1,127 6.91% 323 1.98% 16,304
McKean 6,319 61.39% 3,427 33.29% 547 5.31% 2,892 28.10% 10,293
Mercer 6,950 55.94% 4,916 39.57% 559 4.50% 2,034 16.37% 12,425
Mifflin 2,594 56.48% 1,842 40.10% 157 3.42% 752 16.37% 4,593
Monroe 1,264 27.99% 3,054 67.63% 198 4.38% -1,790 -39.64% 4,516
Montgomery 17,051 59.10% 11,208 38.85% 590 2.05% 5,843 20.25% 28,849
Montour 1,292 39.89% 1,875 57.89% 72 2.22% -583 -18.00% 3,239
Northampton 9,849 45.14% 11,412 52.31% 556 2.55% -1,563 -7.16% 21,817
Northumberland 8,366 49.35% 7,989 47.13% 596 3.52% 377 2.22% 16,951
Perry 3,400 57.41% 2,440 41.20% 82 1.38% 960 16.21% 5,922
Philadelphia 173,657 73.93% 58,179 24.77% 3,053 1.30% 115,478 49.16% 234,889
Pike 694 35.30% 1,236 62.87% 36 1.83% -542 -27.57% 1,966
Potter 3,224 56.29% 2,147 37.49% 356 6.22% 1,077 18.81% 5,727
Schuylkill 15,327 50.73% 14,496 47.98% 392 1.30% 831 2.75% 30,215
Snyder 2,517 64.85% 1,319 33.99% 45 1.16% 1,198 30.87% 3,881
Somerset 6,677 73.30% 2,151 23.61% 281 3.08% 4,526 49.69% 9,109
Sullivan 1,266 45.46% 1,376 49.41% 143 5.13% -110 -3.95% 2,785
Susquehanna 5,019 55.24% 3,527 38.82% 539 5.93% 1,492 16.42% 9,085
Tioga 7,458 71.02% 2,638 25.12% 406 3.87% 4,820 45.90% 10,502
Union 2,810 65.82% 1,359 31.83% 100 2.34% 1,451 33.99% 4,269
Venango 5,931 52.75% 4,014 35.70% 1,299 11.55% 1,917 17.05% 11,244
Warren 5,609 64.88% 2,500 28.92% 536 6.20% 3,109 35.96% 8,645
Washington 10,408 59.40% 6,380 36.41% 733 4.18% 4,028 22.99% 17,521
Wayne 3,229 50.91% 2,647 41.74% 466 7.35% 582 9.18% 6,342
Westmoreland 16,014 57.00% 11,010 39.19% 1,072 3.82% 5,004 17.81% 28,096
Wyoming 2,247 52.61% 1,875 43.90% 149 3.49% 372 8.71% 4,271
York 12,327 46.29% 13,732 51.56% 572 2.15% -1,405 -5.28% 26,631
Totals 712,665 60.74% 424,232 36.16% 36,313 3.10% 288,433 24.58% 1,173,210

See also

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.