1880 United States presidential election in Wisconsin explained

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Election Name:1880 United States presidential election in Wisconsin
Country:Wisconsin
Flag Year:1866
Type:presidential
Ongoing:no
Previous Election:1876 United States presidential election in Wisconsin
Previous Year:1876
Next Election:1884 United States presidential election in Wisconsin
Next Year:1884
Election Date:November 2, 1880
Image1:James Abram Garfield, photo portrait seated (cropped).jpg
Nominee1:James A. Garfield
Party1:Republican Party (United States)
Home State1:Ohio
Running Mate1:Chester A. Arthur
Electoral Vote1:10
Popular Vote1:144,400
Percentage1:54.04%
Nominee2:Winfield S. Hancock
Party2:Democratic Party (United States)
Home State2:Pennsylvania
Running Mate2:William H. English
Electoral Vote2:0
Popular Vote2:114,649
Percentage2:42.91%
Map Size:315px
President
Before Election:Rutherford B. Hayes
Before Party:Republican Party (United States)
After Election:James A. Garfield
After Party: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.[1]

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 Results[2] [3] PartyPledged toElectorVotes
Republican PartyJames A. GarfieldGeorge E. Weatherby144,400
Republican PartyJames A. GarfieldLucins S. Blake144,398
Republican PartyJames A. GarfieldKnud Langland144,398
Republican PartyJames A. GarfieldWilliam P. McLaren144,398
Republican PartyJames A. GarfieldGeorge End144,397
Republican PartyJames A. GarfieldEdward L. Browne144,396
Republican PartyJames A. GarfieldJohn T. Kingston144,396
Republican PartyJames A. GarfieldFrederick H. Kribs144,395
Republican PartyJames A. GarfieldCharles P. Lovell144,394
Republican PartyJames A. GarfieldJohn Kellogg144,389
Democratic PartyWinfield S. HancockJohn D. Putnam114,649
Democratic PartyWinfield S. HancockJohn Bentley114,646
Democratic PartyWinfield S. HancockCharles Stoppenbach114,646
Democratic PartyWinfield S. HancockWilliam Murphy114,644
Democratic PartyWinfield S. HancockCharles D. Robinson114,643
Democratic PartyWinfield S. HancockGeorge H. Brickner114,642
Democratic PartyWinfield S. HancockHugh Campbell114,641
Democratic PartyWinfield S. HancockNicholas Fratt114,636
Democratic PartyWinfield S. HancockFerdinand Kuehn114,634
Democratic PartyWinfield S. HancockJohn Lawler114,629
Greenback PartyJames B. WeaverJohn G. Hull7,986
Greenback PartyJames B. WeaverDavid R. Giddings7,986
Greenback PartyJames B. WeaverJames Meehan7,986
Greenback PartyJames B. WeaverGeorge W. Lee7,986
Greenback PartyJames B. WeaverMilan Ford7,985
Greenback PartyJames B. WeaverHenry Smith7,985
Greenback PartyJames B. WeaverReuben May7,984
Greenback PartyJames B. WeaverEdward W. Dwight7,983
Greenback PartyJames B. WeaverWilliam L. Utley7,983
Greenback PartyJames B. WeaverAllen S. Perry7,980
Anti-Masonic PartyJohn W. PhelpsIsaac Bancroft91
Anti-Masonic PartyJohn W. PhelpsJ. L. Barlow91
Anti-Masonic PartyJohn W. PhelpsEnos Collins91
Anti-Masonic PartyJohn W. PhelpsWilliam Hamlin91
Anti-Masonic PartyJohn W. PhelpsE. L. Harris91
Anti-Masonic PartyJohn W. PhelpsC. R. Morseman91
Anti-Masonic PartyJohn W. PhelpsJosiah Shaw91
Anti-Masonic PartyJohn W. PhelpsL. Sperry91
Anti-Masonic PartyJohn W. PhelpsRiley Wilder91
Anti-Masonic PartyJohn W. PhelpsM. R. Britton87
Prohibition PartyNeal DowCharles Irish69
Prohibition PartyNeal DowR. Cooley68
Prohibition PartyNeal DowH. Field68
Prohibition PartyNeal DowG. W. Gilfillan68
Prohibition PartyNeal DowJ. M. Little68
Prohibition PartyNeal DowB. J. Curtis67
Prohibition PartyNeal DowIsaac C. Hardy67
Prohibition PartyNeal DowHarvey Joiner67
Prohibition PartyNeal DowWilliam Mooney67
Prohibition PartyNeal DowJ. D. Seboski62
Write-inScattering19
Votes cast267,214

Results by county

CountyJames A. Garfield
Republican
Winfield S. Hancock
Democratic
James B. Weaver
Greenback
All Others
Various
MarginTotal votes cast
%%%%%
Adams99472.08%34324.87%402.90%20.15%65147.21%1,379
Ashland20247.53%22352.47%00.00%00.00%-21-4.94%425
Barron1,02771.82%39427.55%90.63%00.00%63344.27%1,430
Bayfield7847.56%8652.44%00.00%00.00%-8-4.88%164
Brown2,68146.02%3,03452.08%1111.91%00.00%-353-6.06%5,826
Buffalo1,58865.46%83734.50%10.04%00.00%75130.96%2,426
Burnett36986.62%5713.38%00.00%00.00%31273.24%426
Calumet1,15135.40%1,99161.24%1073.29%20.06%-840-25.84%3,251
Chippewa1,48546.48%1,51247.32%1986.20%00.00%-27-0.85%3,195
Clark1,54168.49%67129.82%381.69%00.00%87038.67%2,250
Columbia3,57260.20%2,31138.95%360.61%150.25%1,26121.15%5,934
Crawford1,41546.45%1,45947.90%1725.65%00.00%-44-1.44%3,046
Dane6,01850.08%5,80048.26%1991.66%00.00%2181.81%12,017
Dodge3,62438.11%5,70860.02%1681.77%100.11%-2,084-21.91%9,510
Door1,35762.88%63529.43%1667.69%00.00%72233.46%2,158
Douglas4135.04%7664.96%00.00%00.00%-35-29.91%117
Dunn2,42170.13%99228.74%320.93%70.20%1,42941.40%3,452
Eau Claire2,33658.23%1,52037.89%1533.81%30.07%81620.34%4,012
Fond du Lac4,68346.77%4,85148.45%4714.70%80.08%-168-1.68%10,013
Grant4,65459.11%3,03838.58%1792.27%30.04%1,61620.52%7,874
Green2,74060.10%1,52633.47%2846.23%90.20%1,21426.63%4,559
Green Lake1,76458.05%1,17038.50%1053.46%00.00%59419.55%3,039
Iowa2,67452.80%2,31045.62%791.56%10.02%3647.19%5,064
Jackson1,84171.44%67326.12%612.37%20.08%1,16845.32%2,577
Jefferson3,06043.31%3,92355.53%821.16%00.00%-863-12.22%7,065
Juneau1,82153.64%1,45342.80%1203.53%10.03%36810.84%3,395
Kenosha1,67654.26%1,41145.68%00.00%20.06%2658.58%3,089
Kewaunee79533.66%1,56766.34%00.00%00.00%-772-32.65%2,362
La Crosse2,73156.23%1,99541.07%1312.70%00.00%73615.15%4,857
Lafayette2,54252.75%2,18245.28%811.68%140.29%3607.47%4,819
Lincoln37052.63%26237.27%7110.10%00.00%10815.36%703
Manitowoc2,98844.83%3,67655.15%10.02%00.00%-688-10.32%6,665
Marathon1,02530.92%1,97759.64%3139.44%00.00%-952-28.72%3,315
Marinette1,33269.70%57930.30%00.00%00.00%75339.40%1,911
Marquette90547.43%98451.57%191.00%00.00%-79-4.14%1,908
Milwaukee14,08855.99%10,99743.71%760.30%00.00%3,09112.28%25,161
Monroe2,42752.33%1,91341.25%2986.43%00.00%51411.08%4,638
Oconto1,03655.52%82244.05%80.43%00.00%21411.47%1,866
Outagamie2,12437.38%3,25857.34%3005.28%00.00%-1,134-19.96%5,682
Ozaukee80527.33%2,06370.05%772.61%00.00%-1,258-42.72%2,945
Pepin93975.73%29623.87%50.40%00.00%64351.85%1,240
Pierce2,32070.26%84025.44%1424.30%00.00%1,48044.82%3,302
Polk1,43976.02%45323.93%10.05%00.00%98652.09%1,893
Portage1,95254.89%1,53443.14%691.94%10.03%41811.75%3,556
Price14242.26%19457.74%00.00%00.00%-52-15.48%336
Racine3,95557.37%2,86741.59%721.04%00.00%1,08815.78%6,894
Richland2,26055.83%1,63540.39%1513.73%20.05%62515.44%4,048
Rock5,74167.07%2,64630.91%1631.90%100.12%3,09536.16%8,560
Sauk3,63861.67%2,08135.28%1692.86%110.19%1,55726.39%5,899
Shawano93247.60%96849.44%402.04%180.92%-36-1.84%1,958
Sheboygan3,25147.90%2,95943.60%5778.50%00.00%2924.30%6,787
St. Croix2,39457.83%1,71941.52%270.65%00.00%67516.30%4,140
Taylor30052.26%27447.74%00.00%00.00%264.53%574
Trempealeau2,30269.34%67620.36%34010.24%20.06%1,62648.98%3,320
Vernon2,77464.27%1,01423.49%52512.16%30.07%1,76040.78%4,316
Walworth4,36169.00%1,88629.84%390.62%340.54%2,47539.16%6,320
Washington1,90539.69%2,83859.13%561.17%10.02%-933-19.44%4,800
Waukesha3,32151.79%2,99046.63%1011.58%00.00%3315.16%6,412
Waupaca2,64760.53%1,44032.93%2836.47%30.07%1,20727.60%4,373
Waushara2,17278.50%50918.40%812.93%50.18%1,66360.10%2,767
Winnebago4,76252.35%3,79841.75%5265.78%100.11%96410.60%9,096
Wood91243.47%75335.89%43320.64%00.00%1597.58%2,098
Total144,40054.04%116,64942.91%7,9862.99%1790.07%29,75111.13%267,214

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican

Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic

Notes and References

  1. Web site: 1880 Presidential General Election Results — Wisconsin. August 18, 2016.
  2. Wisconsin 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. 1880
  3. Book: Annual 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.