1880 United States presidential election in Wisconsin

none June 2025 September 2023 1880 United States presidential election 1880 United States presidential election in Wisconsin Wisconsin 1866 presidential no 1876 United States presidential election in Wisconsin 1876 1884 United States presidential election in Wisconsin 1884 November 2, 1880 x200px James Abram Garfield, photo portrait seated (cropped).jpg James A. Garfield Republican Party (United States) Ohio Chester A. Arthur 10 144,400 54.04% WinfieldScottHancock2 (cropped 3x4).jpg Winfield Scott Hancock Democratic Party (United States) Pennsylvania William Hayden English 0 114,649 42.91% 1880 United States presidential election in Wisconsin results map by county.svg 315px County results Garfield #f2b3be 40–50% #e27f90 50–60% #cc2f4a 60–70% #d40000 70–80% #aa0000 80–90% Hancock #b9d7ff 40–50% #86b6f2 50–60% #4389e3 60–70% #1666cb 70–80% President Rutherford B. Hayes Republican Party (United States) James A. Garfield Republican Party (United States) The 1880 United States presidential election in Wisconsin was held on November 2, 1880, as part of the 1880 United States presidential election. State voters chose ten electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president. Republican Party candidate James A. Garfield won Wisconsin with 54.04% of the popular vote, winning the state's ten electoral votes.http://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/state.php?year=1880&fips=55&off=0&elect=0&f=0 1880 Presidential General Election Results — Wisconsin August 18, 2016 This was the first election in which Milwaukee County voted for a Republican. After this election, Bayfield County, Douglas County, and Price County would not vote Democratic again until 1932. 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 Second day of November A.D. 1880Annual Reports of the Secretary of State and Commissioners of Public Printing of the State of Wisconsin for the Fiscal Year ending September 30, 1881 Appendix "O" Wisconsin Secretary of State 142–148 Madison, Wisconsin https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89064687908&seq=148The 1881 Blue Book gives the totals as Garfield 144,398; Hancock 114,644; Weaver 7,986; Phelps 91; Dow 68; and no Scattering. These totals are not incorrect per se; an elector on each ticket received that number of votes, but in the case of Garfield, Hancock, and Phelps, they are not the totals for the highest elector on each ticket. The 1881 Blue Book does not give the results for all electors.Party Pledged to Elector Votes Republican Party James A. Garfield George E. Weatherby144,400 Republican Party James A. Garfield Lucins S. Blake144,398 Republican Party James A. Garfield Knud Langland144,398 Republican Party James A. Garfield William P. McLaren144,398 Republican Party James A. Garfield George End144,397 Republican Party James A. Garfield Edward L. Browne144,396 Republican Party James A. Garfield John T. Kingston144,396 Republican Party James A. Garfield Frederick H. Kribs144,395 Republican Party James A. Garfield Charles P. Lovell144,394 Republican Party James A. Garfield John Kellogg144,389 Democratic Party Winfield S. Hancock John D. Putnam114,649 Democratic Party Winfield S. Hancock John Bentley114,646 Democratic Party Winfield S. Hancock Charles Stoppenbach114,646 Democratic Party Winfield S. Hancock William Murphy114,644 Democratic Party Winfield S. Hancock Charles D. Robinson114,643 Democratic Party Winfield S. Hancock George H. Brickner114,642 Democratic Party Winfield S. Hancock Hugh Campbell114,641 Democratic Party Winfield S. Hancock Nicholas Fratt114,636 Democratic Party Winfield S. Hancock Ferdinand Kuehn114,634 Democratic Party Winfield S. Hancock John Lawler114,629 Greenback Party James B. Weaver John G. Hull7,986 Greenback Party James B. Weaver David R. Giddings7,986 Greenback Party James B. Weaver James Meehan7,986 Greenback Party James B. Weaver George W. Lee7,986 Greenback Party James B. Weaver Milan Ford7,985 Greenback Party James B. Weaver Henry Smith7,985 Greenback Party James B. Weaver Reuben May7,984 Greenback Party James B. Weaver Edward W. Dwight7,983 Greenback Party James B. Weaver William L. Utley7,983 Greenback Party James B. Weaver Allen S. Perry7,980 Anti-Masonic Party John W. Phelps Isaac Bancroft91 Anti-Masonic Party John W. Phelps J. L. Barlow91 Anti-Masonic Party John W. Phelps Enos Collins91 Anti-Masonic Party John W. Phelps William Hamlin91 Anti-Masonic Party John W. Phelps E. L. Harris91 Anti-Masonic Party John W. Phelps C. R. Morseman91 Anti-Masonic Party John W. Phelps Josiah Shaw91 Anti-Masonic Party John W. Phelps L. Sperry91 Anti-Masonic Party John W. Phelps Riley Wilder91 Anti-Masonic Party John W. Phelps M. R. Britton87The Secretary of State's report gives Britton's total as 91 as with the other Anti-Masonic electors, but the original report of the Board of Canvassers gives Britton 87. The difference is the Board of Canvassers report gives Britton 26 votes in Walworth County as opposed to the 30 received by the other electors on that ticket. Prohibition Party Neal Dow Charles Irish69 Prohibition Party Neal Dow R. Cooley68 Prohibition Party Neal Dow H. Field68 Prohibition Party Neal Dow G. W. Gilfillan68 Prohibition Party Neal Dow J. M. Little68 Prohibition Party Neal Dow B. J. Curtis67 Prohibition Party Neal Dow Isaac C. Hardy67 Prohibition Party Neal Dow Harvey Joiner67 Prohibition Party Neal Dow William Mooney67 Prohibition Party Neal Dow J. D. Seboski62 Write-in Scattering19Votes castBased on totals for highest elector on each ticket 267,214 Results by county County James A. GarfieldRepublican Winfield S. HancockDemocratic James B. WeaverGreenback Other candidatesThese votes are for Phelps unless otherwise notedVarious parties Margin Total votescastBased on highest elector on each ticket # % # % # % # % # %Adams99472.08%34324.87%402.90%22 Scattering0.15%65147.21%1,379Ashland20247.53%22352.47%00.00%00.00%-21-4.94%425Barron1,02771.82%39427.55%90.63%00.00%63344.27%1,430Bayfield7847.56%8652.44%00.00%00.00%-8-4.88%164Brown2,68146.02%3,03452.08%1111.91%00.00%-353-6.06%5,826Buffalo1,58865.46%83734.50%10.04%00.00%75130.96%2,426Burnett36986.62%5713.38%00.00%00.00%31273.24%426Calumet1,15135.40%1,99161.24%1073.29%2"Dow2" 2 for Dow0.06%-840-25.84%3,251Chippewa1,48546.48%1,51247.32%1986.20%00.00%-27-0.85%3,195Clark1,54168.49%67129.82%381.69%00.00%87038.67%2,250Columbia3,57260.20%2,31138.95%360.61%150.25%1,26121.15%5,934Crawford1,41546.45%1,45947.90%1725.65%00.00%-44-1.44%3,046Dane6,01850.08%5,80048.26%1991.66%00.00%2181.81%12,017Dodge3,62438.11%5,70860.02%1681.77%1010 for Dow0.11%-2,084-21.91%9,510Door1,35762.88%63529.43%1667.69%00.00%72233.46%2,158Douglas4135.04%7664.96%00.00%00.00%-35-29.91%117Dunn2,42170.13%99228.74%320.93%70.20%1,42941.40%3,452Eau Claire2,33658.23%1,52037.89%1533.81%30.07%81620.34%4,012Fond du Lac4,68346.77%4,85148.45%4714.70%8"Dow8" 8 for Dow0.08%-168-1.68%10,013Grant4,65459.11%3,03838.58%1792.27%30.04%1,61620.52%7,874Green2,74060.10%1,52633.47%2846.23%9"Dow2"0.20%1,21426.63%4,559Green Lake1,76458.05%1,17038.50%1053.46%00.00%59419.55%3,039Iowa2,67452.80%2,31045.62%791.56%1"Dow" 1 for Dow0.02%3647.19%5,064Jackson1,84171.44%67326.12%612.37%2"DowScattering" 1 for Dow, 1 Scattering0.08%1,16845.32%2,577Jefferson3,06043.31%3,92355.53%821.16%00.00%-863-12.22%7,065Juneau1,82153.64%1,45342.80%1203.53%1"Scattering" 1 Scattering0.03%36810.84%3,395Kenosha1,67654.26%1,41145.68%00.00%2"Scattering"0.06%2658.58%3,089Kewaunee79533.66%1,56766.34%00.00%00.00%-772-32.65%2,362La Crosse2,73156.23%1,99541.07%1312.70%00.00%73615.15%4,857Lafayette2,54252.75%2,18245.28%811.68%147 for Dow, 7 Scattering0.29%3607.47%4,819Lincoln37052.63%26237.27%7110.10%00.00%10815.36%703Manitowoc2,98844.83%3,67655.15%10.02%00.00%-688-10.32%6,665Marathon1,02530.92%1,97759.64%3139.44%00.00%-952-28.72%3,315Marinette1,33269.70%57930.30%00.00%00.00%75339.40%1,911Marquette90547.43%98451.57%191.00%00.00%-79-4.14%1,908Milwaukee14,08855.99%10,99743.71%760.30%00.00%3,09112.28%25,161Monroe2,42752.33%1,91341.25%2986.43%00.00%51411.08%4,638Oconto1,03655.52%82244.05%80.43%00.00%21411.47%1,866Outagamie2,12437.38%3,25857.34%3005.28%00.00%-1,134-19.96%5,682Ozaukee80527.33%2,06370.05%772.61%00.00%-1,258-42.72%2,945Pepin93975.73%29623.87%50.40%00.00%64351.85%1,240Pierce2,32070.26%84025.44%1424.30%00.00%1,48044.82%3,302Polk1,43976.02%45323.93%10.05%00.00%98652.09%1,893Portage1,95254.89%1,53443.14%691.94%10.03%41811.75%3,556Price14242.26%19457.74%00.00%00.00%-52-15.48%336Racine3,95557.37%2,86741.59%721.04%00.00%1,08815.78%6,894Richland2,26055.83%1,63540.39%1513.73%20.05%62515.44%4,048Rock5,74167.07%2,64630.91%1631.90%10"Dow8"0.12%3,09536.16%8,560Sauk3,63861.67%2,08135.28%1692.86%110.19%1,55726.39%5,899Shawano93247.60%96849.44%402.04%1818 for Dow0.92%-36-1.84%1,958Sheboygan3,25147.90%2,95943.60%5778.50%00.00%2924.30%6,787St. Croix2,39457.83%1,71941.52%270.65%00.00%67516.30%4,140Taylor30052.26%27447.74%00.00%00.00%264.53%574Trempealeau2,30269.34%67620.36%34010.24%2"DowScattering"0.06%1,62648.98%3,320Vernon2,77464.27%1,01423.49%52512.16%30.07%1,76040.78%4,316Walworth4,36169.00%1,88629.84%390.62%344 Scattering0.54%2,47539.16%6,320Washington1,90539.69%2,83859.13%561.17%10.02%-933-19.44%4,800Waukesha3,32151.79%2,99046.63%1011.58%00.00%3315.16%6,412Waupaca2,64760.53%1,44032.93%2836.47%3"Dow"0.07%1,20727.60%4,373Waushara2,17278.50%50918.40%812.93%5"DowScattering"0.18%1,66360.10%2,767Winnebago4,76252.35%3,79841.75%5265.78%109 for Dow, 1 Scattering0.11%96410.60%9,096Wood91243.47%75335.89%43320.64%00.00%1597.58%2,098Total144,40054.04%116,64942.91%7,9862.99%1790.07%29,75111.13%267,214 Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican Dane Lincoln Milwaukee Sheboygan Taylor Waukesha Wood Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic Bayfield See also United States presidential elections in Wisconsin Notes References Wisconsin Category:1880 Wisconsin elections 1880