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Election 1904 Results

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1904 presidential election results by state and county

Theodore Roosevelt won a full term in his own right, defeating conservative Democrat Alton B. Parker by 336 electoral votes to 140.

Theodore Roosevelt (Republican) beat Alton B. Parker in 1904, winning 336 electoral votes to 140. Alton B. Parker carried 13 states and Theodore Roosevelt 32. Across the states, the Democratic and Republican vote came to 5,080,556 and 7,630,158 (R+18.9 of all votes cast).

The closest states were Maryland (level), Kentucky (D+2.7) and Missouri (R+3.9). 6 states changed party from 1900: Colorado to the Republicans, Idaho to the Republicans, Maryland to the Democrats, Missouri to the Republicans, Montana to the Republicans and Nevada to the Republicans.

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About the 1904 presidential election

Roosevelt had become president after McKinley's assassination in 1901 and built a popular record of trust-busting, conservation and a settlement of the 1902 coal strike. Democrats, having lost twice with Bryan, turned to Alton B. Parker, a conservative New York judge, hoping to win back business voters. The strategy failed. Roosevelt won 32 states and 336 electoral votes, carrying every state outside the South and the border region. He flipped Missouri, which he won by 3.9 points, as well as Colorado, Idaho, Montana and Nevada, which had backed Bryan. He carried New York, Parker's home state, by 10.8 points. Parker won 13 states, the old Confederacy plus Kentucky, by 2.7 points, and Maryland, which was so close that its electors were divided between the two candidates. The South's loyalty to the Democrats was by now enforced by laws that kept most Black citizens from voting. On election night Roosevelt pledged not to seek another term, a promise he kept in 1908 and later regretted.

Every state

StateDemocratVotesRepublicanVotesOthersMargin EV
Alabama Alton B. Parker79,797 (73.4%) Theodore Roosevelt22,472 (20.7%) 6,516 D+52.7 11
Arkansas Alton B. Parker64,434 (55.4%) Theodore Roosevelt46,760 (40.2%) 5,134 D+15.2 9
California Alton B. Parker89,404 (26.9%) Theodore Roosevelt205,226 (61.8%) Eugene V. Debs (Socialist) 29,535 (8.9%)
R+34.9 10
Colorado flip Alton B. Parker100,105 (41.1%) Theodore Roosevelt134,661 (55.3%) 8,901 R+14.2 5
Connecticut Alton B. Parker72,909 (38.1%) Theodore Roosevelt111,089 (58.1%) 7,127 R+20.0 7
Delaware Alton B. Parker19,347 (44.1%) Theodore Roosevelt23,705 (54.1%) 804 R+9.9 3
Florida Alton B. Parker26,449 (68.3%) Theodore Roosevelt8,314 (21.5%) Eugene V. Debs (Socialist) 2,337 (6.0%)
D+46.9 5
Georgia Alton B. Parker83,466 (63.7%) Theodore Roosevelt24,004 (18.3%) Thomas E. Watson (Populist) 22,635 (17.3%)
D+45.4 13
Idaho flip Alton B. Parker18,480 (25.5%) Theodore Roosevelt47,783 (65.8%) Eugene V. Debs (Socialist) 4,949 (6.8%)
R+40.4 3
Illinois Alton B. Parker327,606 (30.4%) Theodore Roosevelt632,645 (58.8%) Eugene V. Debs (Socialist) 69,225 (6.4%)
R+28.3 27
Indiana Alton B. Parker274,356 (40.2%) Theodore Roosevelt368,289 (54.0%) 39,561 R+13.8 15
Iowa Alton B. Parker149,141 (30.7%) Theodore Roosevelt307,907 (63.4%) 28,655 R+32.7 13
Kansas Alton B. Parker86,164 (26.2%) Theodore Roosevelt213,455 (64.9%) 29,428 R+38.7 10
Kentucky Alton B. Parker217,170 (49.8%) Theodore Roosevelt205,457 (47.1%) 13,319 D+2.7 13
Louisiana Alton B. Parker47,708 (88.5%) Theodore Roosevelt5,205 (9.7%) 995 D+78.8 9
Maine Alton B. Parker27,642 (28.5%) Theodore Roosevelt65,432 (67.4%) 3,949 R+39.0 6
Maryland flip Alton B. Parker109,446 (48.8%) Theodore Roosevelt109,497 (48.8%) 5,286 level 8
Maryland: Maryland voters chose electors individually, and although Roosevelt led the top elector vote, seven of the eight electors chosen were for Alton B. Parker.
Massachusetts Alton B. Parker165,746 (37.2%) Theodore Roosevelt257,813 (57.9%) 21,541 R+20.7 16
Michigan Alton B. Parker135,392 (25.8%) Theodore Roosevelt364,957 (69.5%) 24,678 R+43.7 14
Minnesota Alton B. Parker55,187 (18.8%) Theodore Roosevelt216,651 (74.0%) 21,022 R+55.1 11
Mississippi Alton B. Parker53,480 (91.1%) Theodore Roosevelt3,280 (5.6%) 1,961 D+85.5 10
Missouri flip Alton B. Parker296,312 (46.0%) Theodore Roosevelt321,449 (49.9%) 26,100 R+3.9 18
Montana flip Alton B. Parker21,773 (33.8%) Theodore Roosevelt34,932 (54.2%) Eugene V. Debs (Socialist) 5,676 (8.8%)
R+20.4 3
Nebraska Alton B. Parker52,921 (23.4%) Theodore Roosevelt138,558 (61.4%) Thomas E. Watson (Populist) 20,518 (9.1%)
R+37.9 8
Nevada flip Alton B. Parker3,982 (32.9%) Theodore Roosevelt6,864 (56.7%) Eugene V. Debs (Socialist) 925 (7.6%)
R+23.8 3
New Hampshire Alton B. Parker34,071 (37.8%) Theodore Roosevelt54,157 (60.1%) 1,923 R+22.3 4
New Jersey Alton B. Parker164,566 (38.1%) Theodore Roosevelt245,164 (56.7%) 22,517 R+18.7 12
New York Alton B. Parker683,981 (42.3%) Theodore Roosevelt859,533 (53.1%) 74,251 R+10.9 39
North Carolina Alton B. Parker124,091 (59.7%) Theodore Roosevelt82,442 (39.7%) 1,285 D+20.0 12
North Dakota Alton B. Parker14,273 (20.4%) Theodore Roosevelt52,595 (75.1%) 3,146 R+54.7 4
Ohio Alton B. Parker344,674 (34.3%) Theodore Roosevelt600,095 (59.7%) 59,626 R+25.4 23
Oregon Alton B. Parker17,521 (19.4%) Theodore Roosevelt60,455 (67.1%) Eugene V. Debs (Socialist) 7,619 (8.5%)
R+47.6 4
Pennsylvania Alton B. Parker335,430 (27.1%) Theodore Roosevelt840,949 (68.0%) 60,359 R+40.9 34
Rhode Island Alton B. Parker24,839 (36.2%) Theodore Roosevelt41,605 (60.6%) 2,212 R+24.4 4
South Carolina Alton B. Parker52,563 (95.4%) Theodore Roosevelt2,554 (4.6%) 1 D+90.7 9
South Dakota Alton B. Parker21,969 (21.7%) Theodore Roosevelt72,083 (71.1%) 7,343 R+49.4 4
Tennessee Alton B. Parker131,431 (54.3%) Theodore Roosevelt104,830 (43.3%) 5,726 D+11.0 12
Texas Alton B. Parker167,088 (71.5%) Theodore Roosevelt51,307 (22.0%) 15,214 D+49.6 18
Utah Alton B. Parker33,413 (32.9%) Theodore Roosevelt62,446 (61.4%) Eugene V. Debs (Socialist) 5,767 (5.7%)
R+28.6 3
Vermont Alton B. Parker9,777 (18.8%) Theodore Roosevelt40,459 (78.0%) 1,652 R+59.1 4
Virginia Alton B. Parker80,364 (61.8%) Theodore Roosevelt48,114 (37.0%) 1,585 D+24.8 12
Washington Alton B. Parker28,098 (19.4%) Theodore Roosevelt101,540 (70.0%) Eugene V. Debs (Socialist) 10,023 (6.9%)
R+50.6 5
West Virginia Alton B. Parker100,855 (42.0%) Theodore Roosevelt132,621 (55.3%) 6,511 R+13.2 7
Wisconsin Alton B. Parker124,205 (28.0%) Theodore Roosevelt280,315 (63.2%) Eugene V. Debs (Socialist) 28,240 (6.4%)
R+35.2 13
Wyoming Alton B. Parker8,930 (29.1%) Theodore Roosevelt20,489 (66.7%) 1,290 R+37.6 3

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Margins are Democrat minus Republican, of all votes. Certified results, from the states' own archives, the MIT Election Data and Science Lab, Heideman (2026) and Algara & Amlani (2021). Maine and Nebraska are shown whole, without their district votes. By county: "As they were" draws each county as it stood on election day; "Today's" shares the old votes among today's counties by area, so its county detail is an estimate. County boundaries: Newberry Library, Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (CC BY-NC-SA 2.5). How these results were checked.

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