1864 United States presidential election in New York

none June 2025 September 2023 1864 United States presidential election 1864 United States presidential election in New York New York File:Flag of New York (1858–1896).svg 1778 presidential no 1860 United States presidential election in New York 1860 1868 United States presidential election in New York 1868 89.3%Bicentennial Edition: Historical Statistics of the United States, Colonial Times to 1970, part 2, p. 1072. 6.2 pp November 8, 1864 x200px Abraham Lincoln O-84 by Brady, 1864 (Cropped).jpg Abraham Lincoln National Union Party (United States) Illinois Andrew Johnson 33 368,735 50.46% GeorgeMcClellan2 (3x4 cropped).jpg George B. McClellan Democratic Party (United States) New Jersey George H. Pendleton 0 361,986 49.54% 1864 United States presidential election in New York results map by county.svg 440px County results Lincoln #e27f90 50–60%#cc2f4a 60–70%#d40000 70–80% McClellan #86b6f2 50–60%#4389e3 60–70% President Abraham Lincoln Republican Party (United States) Abraham Lincoln National Union Party (United States) The 1864 United States presidential election in New York took place on November 8, 1864, as part of the 1864 United States presidential election. Voters chose 33 representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president. New York voted for the National Union candidate, incumbent Republican president Abraham Lincoln and his running mate Andrew Johnson. They defeated the Democratic candidate George B. McClellan and his running mate George H. Pendleton. Lincoln won the state by a bare margin of 0.92%. Although he lost the state, New York would prove to be McClellan's fourth strongest state after Kentucky, New Jersey, and Delaware.https://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/stats.php?year=1864&f=1&off=0&elect=0 1864 Presidential Election Statistics Dave Leip’s Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections 2018-03-05 Results 1864 United States presidential election in New YorkOfficial Canvass - Electoral https://www.newspapers.com/image-view/675791276/ 2 December 2025 The Statesman 29 December 1864 Yonkers 2Official Canvass - Electoral https://www.nyshistoricnewspapers.org/?a=d&d=rcj18650127-01.1.2&e=-------en-20--1--txt-txIN---------- 2 December 2025 Rockland County Journal 27 January 1865 Nyack 2The Tribune Almanac and Political Register for 1865 The Tribune Association New York 48 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uiuo.ark:/13960/t34177x96&view=1up&seq=56 2 December 2025Since New York voted for presidential electors directly, the totals below are based on the highest elector on each ticket. National Union Party (United States) Abraham Lincoln Illinois Andrew Johnson Tennessee 368,735 50.46% 33 100.00% Democratic Party (United States) George B. McClellan New Jersey George H. Pendleton Ohio 361,986 49.54% 0 0.00% 730,721 100.00% 33 100.00% Results by county County Abraham LincolnNational Union George B. McClellanThe figures below are the votes for David C. Judson, one of two Democratic electors who received 361,986 votes. Judson's county by county figures add up correctly to the stated total. Some sources, namely the 1865 Tribune Almanac, cite the county results for Washington Hunt, but those county figures do not add up correctly.Democratic Margin Total votes cast # % # % # %Albany10,20644.10%12,93555.90%-2,729-11.79%23,141Allegany6,24070.90%2,56129.10%3,67941.80%8,801Broome5,00361.44%3,14038.56%1,86322.88%8,143Cattaraugus5,50560.63%3,57539.37%1,93021.26%9,080Cayuga7,53463.09%4,40736.91%3,12726.19%11,941Chautauqua8,70068.55%3,99131.45%4,70937.11%12,691Chemung3,29251.43%3,10948.57%1832.86%6,401Chenango5,55257.92%4,03442.08%1,51815.84%9,586Clinton3,47149.47%3,54650.53%-75-1.07%7,017Columbia4,87648.20%5,24051.80%-364-3.60%10,116Cortland3,98365.88%2,06334.12%1,92031.76%6,046Delaware5,29755.49%4,24944.51%1,04810.98%9,546Dutchess7,20152.02%6,64347.98%5584.03%13,844Erie13,06149.42%13,36850.58%-307-1.16%26,429Essex3,22459.81%2,16640.19%1,05819.63%5,390Franklin2,83960.71%1,83739.29%1,00221.43%4,676FultonIncludes Hamilton County2,97250.73%2,88749.27%851.45%5,859Genesee4,03059.25%2,77240.75%1,25818.49%6,802Greene3,08744.20%3,89755.80%-810-11.60%6,984Herkimer5,08754.73%4,20845.27%8799.46%9,295Jefferson8,59259.53%5,84240.47%2,75019.05%14,434Kings20,83844.75%25,72755.25%-4,889-10.50%46,565Lewis3,07851.39%2,91148.61%1672.79%5,989Livingston4,58056.31%3,55343.69%1,02712.63%8,133Madison6,18262.26%3,74837.74%2,43424.51%9,930Monroe10,20352.84%9,10747.16%1,0965.68%19,310Montgomery3,51947.39%3,90752.61%-388-5.22%7,426New York36,68133.23%73,70766.77%-37,026-33.54%110,388Niagara4,83953.04%4,28546.96%5546.07%9,124Oneida12,04852.47%10,91447.53%1,1344.94%22,962Onondaga10,99655.79%8,71444.21%2,28211.58%19,710Ontario5,40957.56%3,98842.44%1,42115.12%9,397Orange6,78450.55%6,63749.45%1471.10%13,421Orleans3,75560.44%2,45839.56%1,29720.88%6,213Oswego8,79358.50%6,23841.50%2,55517.00%15,031Otsego6,15150.43%6,04649.57%1050.86%12,197Putnam1,44347.14%1,61852.86%-175-5.72%3,061Queens4,28444.24%5,40055.76%-1,116-11.52%9,684Rensselaer9,15949.41%9,37650.59%-217-1.17%18,535Richmond1,56435.23%2,87564.77%-1,311-29.53%4,439Rockland1,44538.72%2,28761.28%-842-22.56%3,732Saratoga5,90955.62%4,71544.38%1,19411.24%10,624Schenectady2,26349.50%2,30950.50%-46-1.01%4,572Schoharie2,87037.41%4,80162.59%-1,931-25.17%7,671Schuyler2,57657.64%1,89342.36%68315.28%4,469Seneca2,68045.06%3,26754.94%-587-9.87%5,947St. Lawrence10,86472.85%4,04827.15%6,81645.71%14,912Steuben8,09958.22%5,81341.78%2,28616.43%13,912Suffolk4,30551.66%4,02848.34%2773.32%8,333Sullivan2,96045.48%3,54854.52%-588-9.04%6,508Tioga3,78055.60%3,01844.40%76211.21%6,798Tompkins4,51860.14%2,99539.86%1,52320.27%7,513Ulster6,90047.05%7,76652.95%-866-5.90%14,666Warren2,39952.52%2,16947.48%2305.04%4,568Washington6,22163.07%3,64236.93%2,57926.15%9,863Wayne6,12258.23%4,39241.77%1,73016.45%10,514Westchester7,60744.85%9,35455.15%-1,747-10.30%16,961Wyoming4,12361.61%2,56938.39%1,55423.22%6,692Yates3,03664.20%1,69335.80%1,34328.40%4,729Totals368,73550.46%361,98649.54%6,7490.92%730,721 New York City results thumb|150px|1864 presidential election New York City ward map McClellan: #86b6f2 50–60% #4389e3 60–70% #1666cb 70–80% #0645b4 80–90% #002b84 90–100% Lincoln: #e27f90 50–60% Results by wardComplete statement of the official canvass in detail, giving the vote of every election district at the November election of 1864 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89073090185&seq=35 HathiTrust Ward LincolnUnion McClellanDemocratic Total Votes % Votes % Votes 1 213 8.97% 2,162 91.03% 2,375 2 186 35.36% 340 64.64% 526 3 227 31.22% 500 68.78% 727 4 434 15.22% 2,417 84.78% 2,851 5 1,022 33.40% 2,038 66.60% 3,060 6 329 8.69% 3,457 91.31% 3,786 7 1,231 23.13% 4,090 76.87% 5,321 8 1,621 33.60% 3,203 66.40% 4,824 9 3,490 47.60% 3,842 52.40% 7,332 10 1,697 41.82% 2,361 58.18% 4,058 11 1,928 25.99% 5,490 74.01% 7,418 12 1,276 33.79% 2,500 66.21% 3,776 13 1,106 29.34% 2,663 70.66% 3,769 14 859 16.88% 4,229 83.12% 5,088 15 2,129 50.51% 2,086 49.49% 4,215 16 2,869 45.18% 3,481 54.82% 6,350 17 3,427 32.77% 7,031 67.23% 10,458 18 2,679 38.13% 4,347 61.87% 7,026 19 1,941 35.18% 3,576 64.82% 5,517 20 2,879 34.13% 5,557 65.87% 8,436 21 2,766 39.75% 4,192 60.25% 6,958 22 2,372 36.40% 4,145 63.60% 6,517 Totals 36,681 33.23% 73,707 66.77% 110,388 Counties that flipped from Democratic to National Union Orange Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic Clinton Columbia Erie Montgomery Schenectady Seneca Ulster See also United States presidential elections in New York Notes References New York 1864 Category:1864 New York (state) elections Category:Long stubs with short prose