1896 United States presidential election in Florida explained

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Election Name:1896 United States presidential election in Florida
Country:Florida
Flag Year:1868
Type:presidential
Ongoing:no
Previous Election:1892 United States presidential election in Florida
Previous Year:1892
Next Election:1900 United States presidential election in Florida
Next Year:1900
Election Date:November 3, 1896
Image1:William Jennings Bryan 2 (cropped).jpg
Nominee1:William Jennings Bryan
Party1:Democratic Party (United States)
Home State1:Nebraska
Running Mate1:Arthur Sewall
Electoral Vote1:4
Popular Vote1:32,756
Percentage1:70.46%
Nominee2:William McKinley
Party2:Republican Party (United States)
Home State2:Ohio
Running Mate2:Garret Hobart
Electoral Vote2:0
Popular Vote2:11,298
Percentage2:24.30%
Map Size:400px
President
Before Election:Grover Cleveland
Before Party:Democratic Party (United States)
After Election:William McKinley
After Party:Republican Party (United States)
Alliance1:Populist

The 1896 United States presidential election in Florida took place on November 3, 1896. All contemporary 45 states were part of the 1896 United States presidential election. Florida voters chose four electors to the Electoral College, which selected the president and vice president.

Florida was won by the Democratic nominees, former U.S. Representative William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska and his running mate Arthur Sewall of Maine. They defeated the Republican nominees, former Governor of Ohio William McKinley and his running mate Garret Hobart of New Jersey. Bryan won the state by a landslide margin of 46.16%.

Bryan would later win Florida against McKinley again four years later and would later win it again in 1908 against William Howard Taft.

Results

1896 United States presidential election in Florida[1]
PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
DemocraticWilliam Jennings Bryan30,77966.21%4
PopulistWilliam Jennings Bryan1,9774.25%0
TotalWilliam Jennings Bryan32,75670.46%4
RepublicanWilliam McKinley11,29824.30%0
National DemocraticJohn M. Palmer1,7783.82%0
ProhibitionJoshua Levering6561.41%0
Totals46,488100.00%4
Voter turnout

Results by county

CountyWilliam Jennings Bryan
Democratic/Populist
William McKinley
Republican
John McAuley Palmer
National Democratic
Joshua Levering
Prohibition
MarginTotal votes cast[2]
%%%%%
Alachua1,54568.82%64528.73%441.96%110.49%90040.09%2,245
Baker24783.45%3311.15%20.68%144.73%21472.30%296
Bradford83677.34%17616.28%534.90%161.48%66061.05%1,081
Brevard50555.99%33737.36%434.77%171.88%16818.63%902
Calhoun20571.68%5218.18%269.09%31.05%15353.50%286
Citrus34784.63%358.54%122.93%163.90%31276.10%410
Clay35558.10%23037.64%203.27%60.98%12520.46%611
Columbia76873.70%22821.88%302.88%161.54%54051.82%1,042
Dade37246.97%36846.46%384.80%141.77%40.51%792
De Soto70074.39%19821.04%242.55%192.02%50253.35%941
Duval1,90351.52%1,46239.58%3138.47%160.43%44111.94%3,694
Escambia1,28577.04%23313.97%1388.27%120.72%1,05263.07%1,668
Franklin29464.47%14632.02%132.85%30.66%14832.46%456
Gadsden59785.78%669.48%243.45%91.29%53176.29%696
Hamilton53381.25%7411.28%182.74%314.73%45969.97%656
Hernando23183.09%3713.31%62.16%41.44%19469.78%278
Hillsborough2,18075.20%58420.14%873.00%481.66%1,59655.05%2,899
Holmes39683.54%5110.76%194.01%81.69%34572.78%474
Jackson1,28579.62%28517.66%332.04%110.68%1,00061.96%1,614
Jefferson1,90987.29%24211.07%180.82%180.82%1,66776.22%2,187
Lafayette35792.49%133.37%41.04%123.11%34489.12%386
Lake87070.16%30224.35%544.35%141.13%56845.81%1,240
Lee22271.15%7423.72%154.81%10.32%14847.44%312
Leon1,29881.53%24715.52%261.63%211.32%1,05166.02%1,592
Levy48377.16%11318.05%203.19%101.60%37059.11%626
Liberty11561.50%4222.46%2714.44%31.60%7339.04%187
Madison88583.02%14413.51%252.35%121.13%74169.51%1,066
Manatee48075.59%13521.26%111.73%91.42%34554.33%635
Marion1,23065.74%48025.65%1296.89%321.71%75040.09%1,871
Monroe45249.89%36940.73%596.51%262.87%839.16%906
Nassau57259.83%31032.43%606.28%141.46%26227.41%956
Orange1,08662.41%56532.47%744.25%150.86%52129.94%1,740
Osceola27466.83%11828.78%40.98%143.41%15638.05%410
Pasco48285.77%7012.46%61.07%40.71%41273.31%562
Polk1,15576.24%27918.42%644.22%171.12%87657.82%1,515
Putnam99052.27%81643.08%522.75%361.90%1749.19%1,894
St. John's56186.44%507.70%132.00%253.85%51178.74%649
Santa Rosa69459.06%43136.68%252.13%252.13%26322.38%1,175
Sumter52480.74%8913.71%284.31%81.23%43567.03%649
Suwannee90579.39%19617.19%292.54%100.88%70962.19%1,140
Taylor25586.73%3110.54%62.04%20.68%22476.19%294
Volusia75351.36%63543.32%422.86%362.46%1188.05%1,466
Wakulla67094.77%354.95%00.00%20.28%63589.82%707
Walton59480.16%12917.41%111.48%70.94%46562.75%741
Washington35665.80%14326.43%336.10%91.66%21339.37%541
Totals32,75670.46%11,29824.30%1,7783.82%6561.41%21,45846.16%46,488

See also

Notes and References

  1. Dave Leip's U.S. Election Atlas; Presidential General Election Results – Florida
  2. Géoelections; Popular Vote at the Presidential Election for 1896 (.xlsx file for €30 including full minor party figures)