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Election 1904 Results

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1904 presidential election in South Carolina

Alton B. Parker (Democrat) beat Theodore Roosevelt (Republican) in South Carolina in 1904, 95.4% to 4.6%, a margin of 90.7 points and 50,009 votes.

South Carolina voted 109.6 points more Democratic than the country as a whole, where the margin was R+18.9.

The Democratic hold continued from 1900, when William Jennings Bryan won.

Democrats led in 41 of the 41 counties as they stood then. The largest, Orangeburg, cast 3,179 votes and went to the Democrat by 85.0 points. The closest was Beaufort, where 96 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Result

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Alton B. Parker won	Democratic	52,563	95.4%
Theodore Roosevelt	Republican	2,554	4.6%
All other candidates		1	0.0%
Total		55,118

Every county

County	Democrat	Republican	Total	Margin
Orangeburg	2,941 92.5%	238 7.5%	3,179	D+85.0
Spartanburg	2,621 96.9%	84 3.1%	2,705	D+93.8
Greenville	2,489 97.4%	66 2.6%	2,555	D+94.8
Lancaster	2,403 97.2%	69 2.8%	2,472	D+94.4
Anderson	1,952 96.7%	66 3.3%	2,018	D+93.5
Charleston	1,750 90.0%	195 10.0%	1,945	D+79.9
Laurens	1,777 97.3%	50 2.7%	1,827	D+94.5
Aiken	1,672 97.9%	35 2.1%	1,707	D+95.9
Williamsburg	1,476 88.8%	187 11.2%	1,663	D+77.5
Union	1,593 96.5%	58 3.5%	1,651	D+93.0
Marion	1,507 96.9%	49 3.1%	1,556	D+93.7
Colleton	1,421 91.6%	131 8.4%	1,552	D+83.1
Cherokee	1,507 98.0%	31 2.0%	1,538	D+96.0
Lee	1,504 99.1%	13 0.9%	1,517	D+98.3
Darlington	1,464 97.2%	42 2.8%	1,506	D+94.4
Florence	1,406 97.8%	31 2.2%	1,437	D+95.7
Barnwell	1,401 97.6%	35 2.4%	1,436	D+95.1
Newberry	1,364 97.6%	33 2.4%	1,397	D+95.3
Richland	1,220 90.9%	122 9.1%	1,342	D+81.8
Greenwood	1,332 99.9%	1 0.1%	1,333	D+99.8
Clarendon	1,170 93.2%	86 6.8%	1,256	D+86.3
York	1,198 98.0%	25 2.0%	1,223	D+95.9
Lexington	1,128 94.9%	60 5.1%	1,188	D+89.9
Chesterfield	1,158 99.0%	12 1.0%	1,170	D+97.9
Hampton	1,079 100.0%	0 0.0%	1,079	D+100.0
Sumter	919 87.0%	137 13.0%	1,056	D+74.1
Horry	980 96.1%	40 3.9%	1,020	D+92.2
Edgefield	967 99.5%	5 0.5%	972	D+99.0
Chester	954 99.2%	8 0.8%	962	D+98.3
Saluda	938 99.3%	7 0.7%	945	D+98.5
Pickens	914 99.3%	6 0.7%	920	D+98.7
Bamberg	868 97.4%	23 2.6%	891	D+94.8
Kershaw	850 97.1%	25 2.9%	875	D+94.3
Marlboro	775 98.2%	14 1.8%	789	D+96.5
Oconee	720 92.1%	62 7.9%	782	D+84.1
Berkeley	665 85.3%	115 14.7%	780	D+70.5
Dorchester	706 91.1%	69 8.9%	775	D+82.2
Beaufort	415 56.5%	319 43.5%	734	D+13.1
Georgetown	728 100.0%	0 0.0%	728	D+100.0
Fairfield	723 100.0%	0 0.0%	723	D+100.0
Abbeville	665 96.9%	21 3.1%	686	D+93.9

Counties as they stood in 1904; some have since been split, merged or renamed. Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

South Carolina in every presidential election we hold

Year	Winner	Margin
2024	Donald Trump (R)	R+17.9
2020	Donald Trump (R)	R+11.7
2016	Donald Trump (R)	R+14.3
2012	Mitt Romney (R)	R+10.5
2008	John McCain (R)	R+9.0
2004	George W. Bush (R)	R+17.1
2000	George W. Bush (R)	R+16.0
1996	Bob Dole (R)	R+5.8
1992	George H. W. Bush (R)	R+8.1
1988	George H. W. Bush (R)	R+23.9
1984	Ronald Reagan (R)	R+28.0
1980	Ronald Reagan (R)	R+1.2
1976	Jimmy Carter (D)	D+13.0
1972	Richard Nixon (R)	R+42.7
1968	Richard Nixon (R)	R+8.5
1964	Barry Goldwater (R)	R+17.8
1960	John F. Kennedy (D)	D+2.5
1956	Adlai Stevenson II (D)	D+20.2
1952	Adlai Stevenson II (D)	D+1.4
1948	Strom Thurmond (other)
1944	Franklin D. Roosevelt (D)	D+83.2
1940	Franklin D. Roosevelt (D)	D+91.3
1936	Franklin D. Roosevelt (D)	D+97.1
1932	Franklin D. Roosevelt (D)	D+96.1
1928	Al Smith (D)	D+82.9
1924	John W. Davis (D)	D+94.4
1920	James M. Cox (D)	D+92.1
1916	Woodrow Wilson (D)	D+94.3
1912	Woodrow Wilson (D)	D+94.8
1908	William Jennings Bryan (D)	D+87.9
1904	Alton B. Parker (D)	D+90.7
1900	William Jennings Bryan (D)	D+86.1
1896	William Jennings Bryan (D)	D+71.8
1892	Grover Cleveland (D)	D+58.6
1888	Grover Cleveland (D)	D+65.1
1884	Grover Cleveland (D)	D+51.8
1880	Winfield Scott Hancock (D)	D+31.7
1876	Rutherford B. Hayes (R)	R+0.5
1872	Ulysses S. Grant (R)	R+52.0
1868	Ulysses S. Grant (R)	R+15.9

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