1904 United States presidential election in Alabama explained

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Election Name:1904 United States presidential election in Alabama
Country:Alabama
Flag Year:1895
Type:presidential
Ongoing:no
Previous Election:1900 United States presidential election in Alabama
Previous Year:1900
Next Election:1908 United States presidential election in Alabama
Next Year:1908
Election Date:November 8, 1904
Image1:AltonBParker.png
Nominee1:Alton B. Parker
Party1:Democratic Party (United States)
Home State1:New York
Running Mate1:Henry G. Davis
Electoral Vote1:11
Popular Vote1:79,857
Percentage1:73.37%
Nominee2:Theodore Roosevelt
Party2:Republican Party (United States)
Home State2:New York
Running Mate2:Charles W. Fairbanks
Electoral Vote2:0
Popular Vote2:22,472
Percentage2:20.65%
President
Before Election:Theodore Roosevelt
Before Party:Republican Party (United States)
After Election:Theodore Roosevelt
After Party:Republican Party (United States)

The 1904 United States presidential election in Alabama took place on November 8, 1904. All contemporary 45 states were part of the 1904 presidential election. Alabama voters chose eleven electors to the Electoral College, which selected the president and vice president.

Alabama was won by the Democratic nominees, Chief Judge Alton B. Parker of New York and his running mate Henry G. Davis of West Virginia. They defeated the Republican nominees, incumbent President Theodore Roosevelt of New York and his running mate Charles W. Fairbanks of Indiana. Parker won the state by a landslide margin of 52.72%.

Due to the widespread disenfranchisement of African-Americans during the Jim Crow era, only 13 African-Americans in all of Sumter County voted in the 1904 presidential election, all thirteen of whom voted for Theodore Roosevelt and all thirteen of whom would be prevented from voting in the next several presidential elections.[1]

With 73.37% of the popular vote, Alabama would prove to be Parker's fourth strongest state after South Carolina, Mississippi and Louisiana.[2]

Results

1904 United States presidential election in Alabama[3]
PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
DemocraticAlton B. Parker79,85773.37%11
RepublicanTheodore Roosevelt (incumbent)22,47220.65%0
Watson Populist[4] Thomas E. Watson5,0514.64%0
SocialistEugene V. Debs8530.78%0
Swallow PopulistSilas C. Swallow6120.56%0
Totals108,845100.00%11
Voter turnout

Results by county

CountyAlton B. Parker
Democratic
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican
Thomas E. Watson
Watson Populist
Eugene V. Debs[5]
Socialist
Silas C. Swallow
Swallow Populist
MarginTotal votes cast[6]
data-sort-type="number"data-sort-type="number"%data-sort-type="number"data-sort-type="number"%data-sort-type="number"data-sort-type="number"%data-sort-type="number"data-sort-type="number"%data-sort-type="number"data-sort-type="number"%data-sort-type="number"data-sort-type="number"%
Autauga73389.83%738.95%91.10%00.00%10.12%66080.88%816
Baldwin45473.94%12620.52%91.47%243.91%10.16%32853.42%614
Barbour1,35694.04%493.40%292.01%00.00%80.55%1,30790.64%1,442
Bibb1,08583.08%15511.87%483.68%131.00%50.38%93071.21%1,306
Blount1,38357.01%91037.51%1174.82%30.12%130.54%47319.50%2,426
Bullock72699.73%00.00%20.27%00.00%00.00%72499.45%728
Butler80584.29%838.69%636.60%00.00%40.42%72275.60%955
Calhoun1,55680.50%28714.85%572.95%70.36%261.35%1,26965.65%1,933
Chambers1,42190.80%744.73%593.77%10.06%100.64%1,34786.07%1,565
Cherokee90553.49%50229.67%23213.71%382.25%150.89%40323.82%1,692
Chilton73844.54%64839.11%25715.51%80.48%60.36%905.43%1,657
Choctaw55888.57%457.14%223.49%10.16%40.63%51381.43%630
Clarke1,13191.50%796.39%90.73%40.32%131.05%1,05285.11%1,236
Clay1,34556.54%99041.61%441.85%00.00%00.00%35514.92%2,379
Cleburne70160.85%41435.94%332.86%10.09%30.26%28724.91%1,152
Coffee1,10664.34%22613.15%38022.11%00.00%70.41%72642.23%1,719
Colbert93680.55%20317.47%30.26%151.29%50.43%73363.08%1,162
Conecuh73985.43%10612.25%182.08%10.12%10.12%63373.18%865
Coosa93361.26%47230.99%1066.96%50.33%70.46%46130.27%1,523
Covington90767.99%31023.24%1108.25%10.07%60.45%59744.75%1,334
Crenshaw1,07779.25%18013.25%936.84%50.37%40.29%89766.00%1,359
Cullman1,49749.60%1,23841.02%2407.95%30.10%401.33%2598.58%3,018
Dale99769.92%34524.19%735.12%00.00%110.77%65245.72%1,426
Dallas1,47296.65%362.36%40.26%110.72%00.00%1,43694.29%1,523
DeKalb1,71655.91%1,23740.31%1003.26%60.20%100.33%47915.61%3,069
Elmore1,22686.64%15110.67%352.47%00.00%30.21%1,07575.97%1,415
Escambia62787.20%8311.54%30.42%20.28%40.56%54475.66%719
Etowah1,43156.88%82332.71%2309.14%100.40%220.87%60824.17%2,516
Fayette71246.87%59939.43%17711.65%120.79%191.25%1137.44%1,519
Franklin76750.90%66844.33%654.31%70.46%00.00%996.57%1,507
Geneva74348.88%47331.12%28818.95%00.00%161.05%27017.76%1,520
Greene47795.98%173.42%00.00%00.00%30.60%46092.56%497
Hale72396.02%273.59%30.40%00.00%00.00%69692.43%753
Henry70176.95%10411.42%10511.53%00.00%10.11%59665.42%911
Houston1,24872.47%38422.30%744.30%00.00%160.93%86450.17%1,722
Jackson1,64169.62%66628.26%431.82%10.04%60.25%97541.37%2,357
Jefferson6,42480.08%1,09013.59%540.67%3864.81%680.85%5,33466.49%8,022
Lamar84878.81%21519.98%80.74%20.19%30.28%63358.83%1,076
Lauderdale1,26979.02%31619.68%40.25%70.44%100.62%95359.34%1,606
Lawrence90968.14%41030.73%80.60%20.15%50.37%49937.41%1,334
Lee1,34894.40%402.80%181.26%191.33%30.21%1,30891.60%1,428
Limestone1,05383.77%18714.88%131.03%00.00%40.32%86668.89%1,257
Lowndes69795.22%324.37%30.41%00.00%00.00%66590.85%732
Macon56290.65%518.23%71.13%00.00%00.00%51182.42%620
Madison2,11991.61%1827.87%60.26%10.04%50.22%1,93783.74%2,313
Marengo1,14994.65%564.61%90.74%00.00%00.00%1,09390.03%1,214
Marion1,22465.67%63534.07%40.21%00.00%10.05%58931.60%1,864
Marshall1,33651.21%96637.03%29411.27%60.23%70.27%37014.18%2,609
Mobile3,28389.33%3258.84%90.24%381.03%200.54%2,95880.49%3,675
Monroe83693.72%465.16%80.90%00.00%20.22%79088.57%892
Montgomery2,49297.53%501.96%30.12%80.31%20.08%2,44295.58%2,555
Morgan1,43771.96%41620.83%422.10%703.51%321.60%1,02151.13%1,997
Perry79985.00%475.00%00.00%475.00%475.00%75280.00%940
Pickens86681.54%1059.89%777.25%10.09%131.22%76171.66%1,062
Pike1,54495.66%291.80%382.35%10.06%20.12%1,50693.31%1,614
Randolph1,51866.58%69530.48%602.63%20.09%50.22%82336.10%2,280
Russell55894.10%213.54%91.52%40.67%10.17%53790.56%593
St. Clair1,10645.37%67927.85%61425.18%80.33%311.27%42717.51%2,438
Shelby90846.78%59330.55%42521.90%60.31%90.46%31516.23%1,941
Sumter88397.46%161.77%00.00%70.77%00.00%86795.70%906
Talladega1,26480.77%25216.10%362.30%00.00%130.83%1,01264.66%1,565
Tallapoosa1,79184.08%23410.99%843.94%60.28%150.70%1,55773.10%2,130
Tuscaloosa1,40588.20%1328.29%251.57%261.63%50.31%1,27379.91%1,593
Walker1,63960.66%1,02437.90%30.11%220.81%140.52%61522.76%2,702
Washington44386.69%5410.57%91.76%20.39%30.59%38976.13%511
Wilcox91298.92%20.22%50.54%10.11%20.22%90798.37%922
Winston60242.13%78955.21%362.52%20.14%00.00%−187−13.09%1,429
Totals79,79773.35%22,47220.66%5,0514.64%8530.78%6120.56%57,32552.70%108,785

See also

Notes and References

  1. Lawrence, Betty. History of Sumter County, Alabama. United States: Mount Barton Publishers, 1995.
  2. Web site: 1904 Presidential Election Statistics. Dave Leip’s Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections. 2018-03-05.
  3. Dave Leip's U.S. Election Atlas; 1904 Presidential General Election Results – Alabama
  4. Robinson, Edgar Eugene; The Presidential Vote 1896-1932, p. 379
  5. Géoelections; Popular Vote for Eugene V. Debs (1904) (.xlsx file for €15)
  6. Robinson; The Presidential Vote, pp. 133–138.