1904 United States presidential election in Maryland

none October 2022 October 2022 1904 United States presidential election in Maryland Maryland 1880 presidential no 1900 United States presidential election in Maryland 1900 1908 United States presidential election in Maryland 1908 November 8, 1904 x200px AltonBParker.png Alton B. Parker Democratic Party (United States) New York Henry G. Davis 7"Seven" Seven of the eight highest electors were for Parker, but the highest Roosevelt elector, Charles J. Bonaparte, had 51 more votes than the highest Parker elector, Frank Brown.Dave Leip's U.S. Election Atlas; 1904 Presidential Electors – Maryland 109,446 48.81% President Roosevelt - Pach Bros (cropped 3x4).jpg Theodore Roosevelt Republican Party (United States) New York Charles W. Fairbanks 1 109,497 48.83%"Seven" 375px 390px County results Parker #b9d7ff 40–50% #86b6f2 50–60% Roosevelt #e27f90 50–60% #cc2f4a 60–70% President Theodore Roosevelt Republican Party (United States) Theodore Roosevelt Republican Party (United States) 1904 United States presidential election The 1904 United States presidential election in Maryland took place on November 8, 1904. All contemporary 45 states were part of the 1904 United States presidential election. State voters chose eight electors to the Electoral College, which selected the president and vice president. The winner in Maryland depended on the votes, supposedly due to the "Wilson Law" designed to make it easier for Democrats to cast ballots for both Presidential electors and Congress by a simple turning down of a single fold in the ballot paper.‘Taft Gets Part of Maryland Vote – Trick Ballot Prevented Republicans from Getting a Big Plurality’; The New York Times, November 6, 1908, p. 2 Seven electoral votes were won by the Democratic nominees, Chief Judge Alton B. Parker of New York and his running mate Henry G. Davis of West Virginia, while the Republican nominees, President Theodore Roosevelt of New York and his running mate Charles W. Fairbanks of Indiana, won the popular vote and one electoral vote. Roosevelt's popular vote margin is the second-closest presidential election margin by number of votes on record, behind Henry Clay's four-vote 1832 win,Dave Leip's U.S. Election Atlas; 1832 Presidential General Election Results – Maryland also in Maryland. In this election, Maryland voted 18.81% more Democratic than the nation at-large.Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections https://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/ 2023-03-12 uselectionatlas.org Results + General Election ResultsTilghman Oswald Maryland Manual 1904 Wm. J. C. Dulany Co. Baltimore May 6, 1905 290-293Party Pledged to Elector Votes Republican Party Theodore Roosevelt Charles J. Bonaparte109,497 Democratic Party Alton B. Parker Frank Brown109,446 Democratic Party Alton B. Parker Elihu E. Jackson107,477 Democratic Party Alton B. Parker Ferdinand Williams107,460 Democratic Party Alton B. Parker John E. George107,343 Democratic Party Alton B. Parker James King107,333 Democratic Party Alton B. Parker T. Herbert Shriver107,285 Democratic Party Alton B. Parker Samuel A. Mudd107,278 Democratic Party Alton B. Parker Charles H. Knapp107,276 Republican Party Theodore Roosevelt Calton L. Bretz106,993 Republican Party Theodore Roosevelt Alfred G. Sturgiss106,896 Republican Party Theodore Roosevelt R. Rastall Walker106,876 Republican Party Theodore Roosevelt Robert Ogle106,787 Republican Party Theodore Roosevelt Edward M. Allen, Jr.106,721 Republican Party Theodore Roosevelt J. Webb Thomas106,709 Republican Party Theodore Roosevelt George A. Hartman106,694 Prohibition Party Silas C. Swallow William Gisriel3,034 Prohibition Party Silas C. Swallow Frank Higgins2,971 Prohibition Party Silas C. Swallow William Kleinle2,874 Prohibition Party Silas C. Swallow Lawrence Hastings2,849 Prohibition Party Silas C. Swallow Samuel R. Neave2,849 Prohibition Party Silas C. Swallow Summerfield Baldwin2,848 Prohibition Party Silas C. Swallow John M. Macklem2,838 Prohibition Party Silas C. Swallow Edward Richardson2,821 Socialist Party Eugene V. Debs Martin Glass2,247 Socialist Party Eugene V. Debs Edward A. Ferrari2,225 Socialist Party Eugene V. Debs Benjamin W. Diffenbaugh2,180 Socialist Party Eugene V. Debs Alexander Monroe2,177 Socialist Party Eugene V. Debs Moses Miller2,160 Socialist Party Eugene V. Debs Frank Mareck2,151 Socialist Party Eugene V. Debs Patrick O'Connor2,146 Socialist Party Eugene V. Debs Charles F. Saunders2,145 Write-in N/A Scattering4 People's Party Thomas E. Watson N/A1Votes castBased on totals for highest elector on each ticket 224,229 Results by county County Theodore RooseveltRepublican Alton Brooks ParkerDemocratic Silas Comfort SwallowProhibition Eugene Victor DebsSocial Democratic Margin Total votes cast # % # % # % # % # %Allegany 5,232 56.32% 3,326 35.81% 318 3.42% 413 4.45% 1,906 20.52% 9,289Anne Arundel 2,849 47.64% 3,001 50.18% 108 1.81% 22 0.37% -152 -2.54% 5,980Baltimore 7,570 43.89% 9,394 54.47% 194 1.12% 88 0.51% -1,824 -10.58% 17,246Baltimore City 47,444 48.64% 47,901 49.11% 731 0.75% 1,461 1.50% -457 -0.47% 97,537Calvert 1,030 57.48% 740 41.29% 17 0.95% 5 0.28% 290 16.18% 1,792Caroline 1,452 43.09% 1,809 53.68% 86 2.55% 23 0.68% -357 -10.59% 3,370Carroll 3,357 47.77% 3,527 50.19% 130 1.85% 13 0.19% -170 -2.42% 7,027Cecil 2,425 48.14% 2,554 50.70% 53 1.05% 5 0.10% -129 -2.56% 5,037Charles 1,659 57.80% 1,180 41.11% 24 0.84% 7 0.24% 479 16.69% 2,870 Dorchester 2,680 55.04% 2,087 42.86% 86 1.77% 16 0.33% 593 12.18% 4,869Frederick 5,788 52.83% 5,004 45.67% 149 1.36% 15 0.14% 784 7.16% 10,956Garrett 2,051 66.96% 947 30.92% 47 1.53% 18 0.59% 1,104 36.04% 3,063Harford 2,561 43.91% 3,151 54.02% 117 2.01% 4 0.07% -590 -10.11% 5,833Howard 1,258 39.00% 1,914 59.33% 40 1.24% 14 0.43% -656 -20.33% 3,226Kent 1,841 47.91% 1,956 50.90% 44 1.14% 2 0.05% -115 -2.99% 3,843Montgomery 2,711 46.09% 3,082 52.40% 79 1.34% 10 0.17% -371 -6.31% 5,882Prince George's 2,845 55.36% 2,270 44.17% 18 0.35% 6 0.12% 575 11.19% 5,139Queen Anne's 1,487 38.28% 2,258 58.12% 130 3.35% 10 0.26% -771 -19.85% 3,885Somerset 1,874 51.53% 1,580 43.44% 177 4.87% 6 0.16% 294 8.08% 3,637St. Mary's 1,174 48.00% 1,247 50.98% 21 0.86% 4 0.16% -73 -2.98% 2,446Talbot 1,999 50.53% 1,861 47.04% 89 2.25% 7 0.18% 138 -3.49% 3,956Washington 4,581 51.86% 4,064 46.01% 103 1.17% 85 0.96% 517 5.85% 8,833Wicomico 2,179 44.47% 2,593 52.92% 127 2.59% 1 0.02% -414 -8.45% 4,900Worcester 1,450 40.19% 2,000 55.43% 146 4.05% 12 0.33% -550 -15.24% 3,608Totals109,49748.83%109,44648.81%3,0341.35%2,2471.00%510.02%224,229This total include five write-in votes not grouped by county, one of which was for Populist nominee Thomas E. Watson, who was on the ballot in 34 of the contemporary 45 states. Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic Anne Arundel Baltimore (County) Baltimore (City) Caroline Carroll Kent St. Mary's See also United States presidential elections in Maryland 1904 United States presidential election 1904 United States elections Notes References 2 Maryland 1904 Presidential