Elections / 1904 · President

Theodore Roosevelt defeated Alton B. Parker.

Alton B. Parker (D) vs Theodore Roosevelt (R). Every state below links to its full contest page with county-level results.

Nominees: Alton B. Parker (D) · Theodore Roosevelt (R)

1904 presidential election

RooseveltR+19.7

1904presidential margin

D+60

R+60

Fifty states and DC, each filled by its 1904 result. Hover any state for the detail and its electoral votes.

Smaller states, enlarged

VTR+59.14 EV NHR+22.34 EV MAR+20.716 EV RIR+24.44 EV CTR+20.07 EV NJR+18.712 EV DER+14.43 EV MD—8 EV

Blue and red show the Democratic-vs-Republican margin; gold marks a state an independent or third-party candidate carried.

Electoral college

476 electors · 239 for a majority

Roosevelt won 336 of 476 electoral votes.

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National popular vote

12,974,646 votes counted

Parker (D)

5,003,806

38.6%

Roosevelt (R)

7,555,518

58.2%

All others

916,822

7.1%

Margin

R+19.7

The county map

2,452 county-level results on record for 1904

Democrats carried 834 counties, Republicans 1,585, third-party candidates 9. 392 counties flipped parties from the previous cycle.

Biggest county swings: Nye County, NV (R+83.3 swing) · Northampton County, NC (D+74.4 swing) · Limestone County, AL (D+73.0 swing) · Mobile County, AL (D+67.6 swing) · Lee County, AL (D+67.3 swing) · Red Lake County, MN (R+65.3 swing)

Results by state

Every row links to the state's contest page with its county map.

State	Won	Margin	Democratic	Republican	Total
Alabama	D	+52.7%	79,797	22,472	108,785
Arkansas	D	+15.2%	64,434	46,760	116,358
California	R	−34.9%	89,404	205,226	331,545
Colorado	R	−14.2%	100,105	134,678	243,684
Connecticut	R	−20.0%	72,907	111,087	191,112
Delaware	R	−14.4%	4,407	5,915	10,473
Florida	D	+47.6%	27,016	8,314	39,279
Georgia	D	+45.9%	83,772	23,794	130,667
Iowa	R	−32.7%	149,276	308,158	486,093
Idaho	R	−40.4%	18,480	47,792	72,586
Illinois	R	−28.3%	327,606	632,645	1,076,499
Indiana	R	−13.8%	274,356	368,589	682,496
Kansas	R	−38.7%	86,164	213,455	329,051
Kentucky	D	+2.7%	217,250	205,277	435,855
Louisiana	D	+78.9%	47,747	5,205	53,947
Massachusetts	R	−20.7%	165,746	257,822	445,109
Maryland	—	No data	264,434	109,497	5,281
Maine	R	−39.0%	27,641	65,432	97,021
Michigan	R	−43.8%	134,163	361,863	520,443
Minnesota	R	−55.1%	55,187	216,651	292,860
Missouri	R	−3.9%	296,312	321,449	643,861
Montana	R	−20.4%	21,773	34,932	64,444
North Carolina	D	+20.1%	124,121	82,442	207,844
North Dakota	R	−54.7%	14,273	52,595	70,014
Nebraska	R	−37.9%	52,921	138,558	225,732
New Hampshire	R	−22.3%	34,074	54,163	90,161
New Jersey	R	−18.7%	164,566	245,164	429,867
Nevada	R	−23.8%	3,982	6,864	12,115
New York	R	−10.9%	683,981	859,533	1,617,765
Ohio	R	−25.4%	344,674	600,095	1,004,393
Oregon	R	−47.6%	17,521	60,455	90,154
Pennsylvania	R	−40.7%	337,998	840,949	1,236,738
Rhode Island	R	−24.4%	24,839	41,605	68,656
South Carolina	D	+90.8%	53,304	2,570	55,874
South Dakota	R	−49.4%	21,969	72,083	101,395
Tennessee	D	+10.8%	131,653	105,372	242,759
Utah	R	−28.6%	33,413	62,446	101,672
Virginia	D	+24.8%	80,649	48,180	130,842
Vermont	R	−59.1%	9,777	40,459	51,888
Washington	R	−50.6%	28,098	101,540	145,151
Wisconsin	R	−35.2%	124,205	280,315	443,441
West Virginia	R	−13.2%	100,881	132,628	240,028
Wyoming	R	−37.6%	8,930	20,489	30,708