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none June 2025 September 2023 1888 United States presidential election 1888 United States presidential election in Wisconsin Wisconsin 1866 presidential no 1884 United States presidential election in Wisconsin 1884 1892 United States presidential election in Wisconsin 1892 November 6, 1888 x200px Benjamin Harrison (1888) (cropped3).jpg Benjamin Harrison Republican Party (United States) Indiana Levi P. Morton 11 176,555 49.69% Grover Cleveland by Charles Milton Bell color change (3x4 cropped b&w).jpg Grover Cleveland Democratic Party (United States) New York Allen G. Thurman 0 155,243 43.69% 1888 United States presidential election in Wisconsin results map by county.svg 315px County results Harrison #f2b3be 40–50% #e27f90 50–60% #cc2f4a 60–70% #d40000 70–80% Cleveland #b9d7ff 40–50% #86b6f2 50–60% #4389e3 60–70% #1666cb 70–80% President Grover Cleveland Democratic Party (United States) Benjamin Harrison Republican Party (United States) The 1888 United States presidential election in Wisconsin was held on November 6, 1888, as part of the 1888 United States presidential election. State voters chose 11 electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president. Republican Party candidate Benjamin Harrison won Wisconsin with 49.69% of the popular vote, winning the state's eleven electoral votes.1888 Presidential General Election Results — Wisconsin http://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/state.php?year=1888&fips=55&off=0&elect=0&f=0 August 18, 2016 Wisconsin voted Republican for the ninth consecutive election; this streak would end with the next election. In this election, Marquette County began a streak of voting for the statewide winner that lasted until 1936. Results + General Election ResultsWisconsin Historical Society, Tabular Statement of the votes given for electors of President and Vice President of the United States at the General Election held in the several towns, wards, villages, and election districts in the several counties of the State of Wisconsin on the Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday, being the 6th day of November A.D. 1888The 1889 Blue Book gives the totals as Harrison 176,553; Cleveland 155,232; Fisk 14,277; Streeter 8,5552; and no Scattering. These totals correspond to the first elector listed on the canvass for each ticket, but not the highest elector on each ticket.Party Pledged to Elector Votes Republican Party Benjamin Harrison A. C. Dodge176,555 Republican Party Benjamin Harrison Currie G. Bell176,553 Republican Party Benjamin Harrison Lucius Fairchild176,553 Republican Party Benjamin Harrison Oscar F. Temple176,553 Republican Party Benjamin Harrison Syver E. Brimi176,552 Republican Party Benjamin Harrison John Ruch176,552 Republican Party Benjamin Harrison Albert F. Hill176,551 Republican Party Benjamin Harrison Allen P. Harwood176,548 Republican Party Benjamin Harrison Julius Goldschmidt176,548 Republican Party Benjamin Harrison C. N. Palmer176,513 Republican Party Benjamin Harrison John Finney176,459 Democratic Party Grover Cleveland George J. Obermann155,243 Democratic Party Grover Cleveland Henry M. Ackley155,241 Democratic Party Grover Cleveland Cyrus M. Butt155,241 Democratic Party Grover Cleveland John W. Bashford155,240 Democratic Party Grover Cleveland William P. Bragg155,240 Democratic Party Grover Cleveland John Franz155,240 Democratic Party Grover Cleveland Joseph H. Martson155,240 Democratic Party Grover Cleveland John Winans155,239 Democratic Party Grover Cleveland Nelson Dewey155,232 Democratic Party Grover Cleveland Thomas Thompson155,231 Democratic Party Grover Cleveland David Jennings155,177 Prohibition Party Clinton B. Fisk G. D. Ball14,415 Prohibition Party Clinton B. Fisk T. J. Palchen14,413 Prohibition Party Clinton B. Fisk W. Larson14,412 Prohibition Party Clinton B. Fisk W. G. Boorman14,411 Prohibition Party Clinton B. Fisk F. W. Cole14,411 Prohibition Party Clinton B. Fisk D. P. Simmons14,372 Prohibition Party Clinton B. Fisk Joseph S. Wilson14,351 Prohibition Party Clinton B. Fisk B. F. Parker14,277 Prohibition Party Clinton B. Fisk Charles Alexander14,261 Prohibition Party Clinton B. Fisk J. C. Plumb14,115 Prohibition Party Clinton B. Fisk J. H. Peoberthy14,107 Union Labor Party Alson Streeter George Geb8,561 Union Labor Party Alson Streeter Clark Hewitt8,560 Union Labor Party Alson Streeter Charles Kealeh8,560 Union Labor Party Alson Streeter L. L. Stuliff8,558 Union Labor Party Alson Streeter Anson B. Severence8,552 Union Labor Party Alson Streeter John Ponnery8,550 Union Labor Party Alson Streeter Isaac Crawford8,500 Union Labor Party Alson Streeter John G. Reidel8,497 Union Labor Party Alson Streeter Aulin M. Munnes8,466 Union Labor Party Alson Streeter Norris Pierce5,997 Union Labor Party Alson Streeter Otto Gallum5,921 Union Labor Party Alson Streeter William C. Powell"union" Appears to have replaced Gallum or Pierce on some Union Labor ballots, although there are clear instances where some Union Labor ballots had other combinations as well.2,697 Union Labor Party Alson Streeter Nathan E. Moody"union"2,634 Write-in L. L. Lansing300 Write-in Nelson La Due239 Write-in Christian Carlson24 Write-in C. E. Cunningham1Votes castBased on totals for highest elector on each ticket 355,338 Results by county County Benjamin HarrisonRepublican Grover ClevelandDemocratic Clinton B. FiskProhibition Alson StreeterUnion Labor Margin Total votescastBased on highest elector on each ticket # % # % # % # % # %Adams1,10271.14%42627.50%161.03%50.32%67643.64%1,549Ashland2,86855.64%2,23343.32%541.05%00.00%63512.32%5,155Barron1,80060.52%88529.76%2839.52%60.20%91530.77%2,974Bayfield1,20562.11%70836.49%271.39%00.00%49725.62%1,940Brown2,65541.23%3,55655.22%1332.07%961.49%-901-13.99%6,440Buffalo1,75554.42%1,33141.27%882.73%10.03%42413.15%3,225Includes 50 Scattering votesBurnett49062.10%698.75%23029.15%00.00%260Harrison's margin over Fisk32.95%789Calumet95230.47%1,98463.51%461.47%1424.55%-1,032-33.03%3,124Chippewa2,68549.05%2,50645.78%2835.17%00.00%1793.27%5,474Clark2,26060.64%1,29734.80%1483.97%220.59%96325.84%3,727Columbia3,50953.45%2,65040.37%3935.99%130.20%85913.08%6,565Crawford1,79951.89%1,56445.11%621.79%421.21%2356.78%3,467Dane6,82847.60%6,42644.80%1,0827.54%90.06%4022.80%14,345Dodge3,18733.60%6,04663.74%2122.24%400.42%-2,859-30.14%9,485Door1,68861.07%1,01836.83%551.99%20.07%67024.24%2,764Includes 1 Scattering voteDouglas1,18359.66%77839.23%190.96%30.15%40520.42%1,983Dunn2,53154.41%1,29927.92%2775.95%911.96%1,23226.48%4,652Includes 454 Scattering votesEau Claire3,20351.08%2,41238.47%4937.86%1622.58%79112.62%6,270Florence32157.12%22740.39%30.53%111.96%9416.73%562Fond du Lac4,51145.94%4,91050.01%2973.02%1011.03%-399-4.06%9,819Forest23450.87%21747.17%91.96%00.00%173.70%460Grant4,24251.74%3,41341.63%4495.48%941.15%82910.11%8,198Green2,66049.12%2,09838.74%4408.13%2174.01%56210.38%5,415Green Lake1,70252.42%1,41543.58%1253.85%50.15%2878.84%3,247Iowa2,48347.73%2,25743.39%4628.88%00.00%2264.34%5,202Jackson2,09062.57%99529.79%2557.63%00.00%1,09532.78%3,340Jefferson2,99339.94%4,28257.15%2052.74%130.17%-1,289-17.20%7,493Juneau2,06752.64%1,66642.42%1834.66%110.28%40110.21%3,927Kenosha1,68448.56%1,68148.47%1022.94%10.03%30.09%3,468Kewaunee84929.01%2,07770.96%10.03%00.00%-1,228-41.95%2,927La Crosse4,12848.25%3,90145.59%3944.60%1331.55%2272.65%8,556Lafayette2,56450.16%2,27544.50%2685.24%50.10%2895.65%5,112Langlade77437.54%1,19257.81%964.66%00.00%-418-20.27%2,062Lincoln1,13747.59%1,03243.20%1074.48%1134.73%1054.40%2,389Manitowoc2,70338.25%4,21859.69%190.27%1271.80%-1,515-21.44%7,067Marathon2,12236.38%3,36557.69%420.72%3045.21%-1,243-21.31%5,833Marinette1,77545.59%1,76745.39%2245.75%1273.26%80.21%3,893Marquette1,11951.95%1,00546.66%261.21%40.19%1145.29%2,154Milwaukee21,39349.14%17,30539.75%3390.78%4,49510.33%4,0889.39%43,532Monroe2,69552.85%2,13841.93%2665.22%00.00%55710.92%5,099Oconto1,31552.45%1,14845.79%371.48%70.28%1676.66%2,507Oneida77146.87%86852.77%60.36%00.00%-97-5.90%1,645Outagamie2,75939.05%4,00056.61%1872.65%1201.70%-1,241-17.56%7,066Ozaukee75026.18%2,02570.68%40.14%863.00%-1,275-44.50%2,865Pepin92659.28%46129.51%17511.20%00.00%46529.77%1,562Pierce2,47758.65%1,15827.42%54212.83%461.09%1,31931.23%4,223Polk1,70363.88%63123.67%33212.45%00.00%1,07240.21%2,666Portage2,60350.90%2,32245.40%1673.27%220.43%2815.49%5,114Price91455.94%61937.88%1016.18%00.00%29518.05%1,634Racine3,94749.37%3,32541.59%4405.50%2833.54%6227.78%7,995Richland2,46754.58%1,74038.50%2926.46%210.46%72716.08%4,520Rock6,22560.93%3,50134.27%4784.68%130.13%2,72426.66%10,217Sauk3,41051.44%2,64839.95%5398.13%320.48%76211.49%6,629Sawyer54251.28%51148.34%10.09%00.00%312.93%1,057Includes 3 Scattering votesShawano1,77551.23%1,63647.22%310.89%230.66%1394.01%3,465Sheboygan3,72943.49%4,32050.38%760.89%4495.24%-591-6.89%8,574St. Croix2,75950.47%2,13038.96%5299.68%490.90%62911.51%5,467Taylor79251.90%71947.12%150.98%00.00%734.78%1,526Trempealeau2,26155.58%1,57138.62%2365.80%00.00%69016.96%4,068Vernon3,31664.15%1,54029.79%2685.18%450.87%1,77634.36%5,169Walworth4,47362.50%2,02828.34%5637.87%931.30%2,44534.16%7,157Washburn51449.47%36334.94%10610.20%00.00%15114.53%1,039Includes 56 Scattering votesWashington1,86939.32%2,87260.42%120.25%00.00%-1,003-21.10%4,753Waukesha3,83950.35%3,45645.32%2973.90%330.43%3835.02%7,625Waupaca3,38562.95%1,76932.90%1673.11%561.04%1,61630.05%5,377Waushara2,24572.42%66321.39%1595.13%331.06%1,58251.03%3,100Winnebago4,93946.45%4,61143.36%4013.77%6826.41%3283.08%10,633Wood1,90447.58%1,98449.58%411.02%731.82%-80-2.00%4,002Total176,55549.69%155,24343.69%14,4154.06%8,5612.41%21,3126.00%355,338 Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican Crawford Dane Marquette Shawano Waukesha See also United States presidential elections in Wisconsin Notes References Wisconsin Category:1888 Wisconsin elections 1888