1904 Florida gubernatorial election
1904 Florida gubernatorial election
County Results Congressional District Result
Broward 60–70%
70–80%
80–90%
>90%
The 1904 Florida gubernatorial election was held on November 8, 1904. Democratic nominee Napoleon B. Broward defeated Republican nominee Matthew B. MacFarlane with 79.16% of the vote.
General election
Candidates
Major party candidates
Other candidates
W.R. Healey, Socialist, attorney, Socialist Party of Florida Secretary[ 6] [ 7]
Results
Results by County
County[ 9]
Napoleon B. Broward Democratic
Matthew B. MacFarlane Republican
W. R. Healey Socialist
Total Votes
#
%
#
%
#
%
Alachua
1,235
71.76%
455
26.44%
31
1.80%
1,721
Baker
356
84.56%
45
10.69%
20
4.75%
421
Bradford
560
82.47%
110
16.20%
9
1.33%
679
Brevard
653
86.03%
94
12.38%
12
1.58%
759
Calhoun
300
79.58%
65
17.24%
12
3.18%
377
Citrus
388
93.95%
18
4.36%
7
1.69%
413
Clay
250
83.89%
48
16.11%
0
0.00%
298
Columbia
687
72.24%
251
26.39%
13
1.37%
951
Dade
919
75.20%
249
20.38%
54
4.42%
1,222
DeSoto
711
80.98%
153
17.43%
14
1.59%
878
Duval
2,246
78.04%
553
19.21%
79
2.74%
2,878
Escambia
1,558
76.45%
442
21.69%
38
1.86%
2,038
Franklin
336
69.57%
141
29.19%
6
1.24%
483
Gadsden
488
95.50%
22
4.31%
1
0.20%
511
Hamilton
472
83.25%
85
14.99%
10
1.76%
567
Hernando
185
94.39%
5
2.55%
6
3.06%
196
Hillsborough
2,168
73.24%
592
20.00%
200
6.76%
2,960
Holmes
403
88.96%
39
8.61%
11
2.43%
453
Jackson
1,298
86.19%
172
11.42%
36
2.39%
1,506
Jefferson
473
84.16%
79
14.06%
10
1.78%
562
Lafayette
411
88.77%
52
11.23%
0
0.00%
463
Lake
534
79.70%
116
17.31%
20
2.99%
670
Lee
321
68.15%
31
6.58%
119
25.27%
471
Leon
661
87.90%
84
11.17%
7
0.93%
752
Levy
458
82.97%
81
14.67%
13
2.36%
552
Liberty
164
87.70%
23
12.30%
0
0.00%
187
Madison
605
93.94%
34
5.28%
5
0.78%
644
Manatee
623
79.67%
86
11.00%
73
9.34%
782
Marion
1,095
84.75%
143
11.07%
54
4.18%
1,292
Monroe
807
74.38%
229
21.11%
49
4.52%
1,085
Nassau
521
77.07%
145
21.45%
10
1.48%
676
Orange
848
72.48%
274
23.42%
48
4.10%
1,170
Osceola
250
83.06%
45
14.95%
6
1.99%
301
Pasco
463
90.08%
40
7.78%
11
2.14%
514
Polk
885
88.50%
83
8.30%
32
3.20%
1,000
Putnam
512
61.69%
291
35.06%
27
3.25%
830
Santa Rosa
459
92.73%
15
3.03%
21
4.24%
495
St. Johns
558
68.13%
182
22.22%
79
9.65%
819
Sumter
338
86.89%
45
11.57%
6
1.54%
389
Suwannee
608
87.36%
77
11.06%
11
1.58%
696
Taylor
251
80.19%
59
18.85%
3
0.96%
313
Volusia
690
70.48%
245
25.03%
44
4.49%
979
Wakulla
198
81.48%
33
13.58%
12
4.94%
243
Walton
440
69.40%
181
28.55%
13
2.05%
634
Washington
585
77.08%
145
19.10%
29
3.82%
759
Actual Totals
28,971
79.18%
6,357
17.37%
1,261
3.45%
36,589
Official Totals
28,971
79.16%
6,357
17.37%
1,270
3.47%
36,598
References
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^ Paul, Brad (1999). "Rebels of the New South: the Socialist Party in Dixie, 1892-1920" . ScholarWorks@UMass Amherst : 81 – via University of Massachusetts Amherst. ^ McGovern, Bernie (2007). Florida Almanac 2007-2008 ISBN 9781455604418 . Retrieved August 12, 2020 . ^ Crawford, H. Clay (1904). Report of the Secretary of State of the State of Florida
