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1896 United States presidential election in Kentucky

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1896 United States presidential election in Kentucky
← 1892November 3, 18961900 →
 
NomineeWilliam McKinleyWilliam Jennings Bryan
PartyRepublicanDemocratic
Home stateOhioNebraska
Running mateGarret HobartArthur Sewall
Electoral vote121
Popular vote218,171217,894
Percentage48.93%48.86%

County Results

McKinley

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%
  70–80%
  80–90%
  90–100%

Bryan

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%
  70–80%


President before election

Grover Cleveland
Democratic

Elected President

William McKinley
Republican

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The1896 United States presidential election in Kentucky took place on November 3, 1896. All contemporary 45 states were part of the1896 United States presidential election. Voters chose 13 electors to theElectoral College, which selected thepresident andvice president.

Kentucky was won by theRepublican nominees,former Ohio GovernorWilliam McKinley and his running mateGarret Hobart ofNew Jersey. They defeated theDemocratic andPopulist nominees, formerNebraska RepresentativeWilliam Jennings Bryan and his running mateArthur Sewall ofMaine. McKinley won the state by a very narrow margin of 0.07%.

As a result of his win, McKinley became the first Republican presidential candidate to ever win Kentucky. He would also be the only Republican presidential candidate to win the state untilCalvin Coolidge in1924.

Ever since theCivil War, Kentucky had been shaped politically by divisions created by that war betweensecessionist, Democratic counties andUnionist, Republican ones,[1] although the state as a whole leaned Democratic throughout this era and the GOP would never carry the state during theThird Party System.[2] However, the Democratic Party in the state was heavily divided overfree silver and the role of corporations in the middle 1890s, and it lost the governorship for the first time in forty years in 1895 due toPopulist defections.[3] For the 1896 election, the Democratic Party would aim to fuse with the Populists, and adopted the Populistfree silver platform under former Nebraska Representative William Jennings Bryan.[3]

In contrast to the majority of antebellum slave states and despite the majority of the state's economy being an agricultural one revolving around tobacco and its historical plantation economy. Tobacco farmers in Central and Western Kentucky tended to be supportive of free silver. Kentucky was sufficiently close to the industrial Northeast that it had a significant urban working class in itsOhio River cities that opposed free silver[4] because it would cause inflation.[5] Similar views were held by workers in Kentucky's developingcoal mining industry. Polls late in October nonetheless showed Bryan carrying the state by a margin only slightly reduced from what discredited incumbentPresidentGrover Cleveland had achieved in1892.[6] A week later, however, polls had McKinley and Hobart carrying Kentucky by seventeen thousand votes.[7] As it turned out, the state was exceedingly close, with McKinley becoming the first Republican presidential candidate to carry Kentucky, by a mere 277 votes, or 0.06352%. Owing to the direct election of presidential electors and the extreme closeness of the result, one Bryan elector and twelve McKinley electors were chosen.

McKinley's victory is, by percentage margin, the seventh-closest popular results for presidential electors on record.[a]

McKinley would later lose Kentucky to Bryanfour years later and Bryan would later win the state again in1908 againstWilliam Howard Taft.

Results

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1896 United States presidential election in Kentucky[8]
PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
RepublicanWilliam McKinley218,17148.93%12
DemocraticWilliam Jennings Bryan217,89448.86%1
National DemocraticJohn M. Palmer5,0841.14%0
ProhibitionJoshua Levering4,7791.07%0
Totals445,928100.00%13
Voter turnout

Results by county

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CountyWilliam McKinley[9]
Republican
William Jennings Bryan[9]
Democratic
John McAuley Palmer[9]
National Democratic
Joshua Levering[9]
Prohibition
MarginTotal votes cast
#%#%#%#%#%
Adair1,61253.40%1,34544.55%401.32%220.73%2678.84%3,019
Allen1,59551.45%1,46047.10%130.42%321.03%1354.35%3,100
Anderson1,15146.06%1,28651.46%451.80%170.68%-135-5.40%2,499
Ballard49522.41%1,67075.60%90.41%351.58%-1,175-53.19%2,209
Barren2,09240.25%3,00657.84%430.83%561.08%-914-17.59%5,197
Bath1,57945.98%1,79152.15%230.67%411.19%-212-6.17%3,434
Bell1,90074.54%61524.13%210.82%130.51%1,28550.41%2,549
Boone78124.83%2,31773.65%130.41%351.11%-1,536-48.82%3,146
Bourbon2,57852.76%2,21045.23%581.19%400.82%3687.53%4,886
Boyd2,08761.26%1,24136.43%351.03%441.29%84624.83%3,407
Boyle1,68756.25%1,20640.21%712.37%351.17%48116.04%2,999
Bracken1,22640.21%1,76257.79%140.46%471.54%-536-17.58%3,049
Breathitt77638.92%1,20460.38%50.25%90.45%-428-21.46%1,994
Breckinridge2,27449.76%2,20248.18%430.94%511.12%721.58%4,570
Bullitt79939.01%1,16857.03%552.69%261.27%-369-18.02%2,048
Butler1,90761.50%1,13936.73%160.52%391.26%76824.77%3,101
Caldwell1,54449.66%1,53049.21%240.77%110.35%140.45%3,109
Calloway56117.38%2,57279.70%90.28%852.63%-2,011-62.32%3,227
Campbell5,82156.72%4,30441.94%360.35%1020.99%1,51714.78%10,263
Carlisle39018.68%1,62477.78%160.77%582.78%-1,234-59.10%2,088
Carroll68527.19%1,77870.58%261.03%301.19%-1,093-43.39%2,519
Carter2,44058.46%1,66539.89%390.93%300.72%77518.57%4,174
Casey1,64359.46%1,06138.40%260.94%331.19%58221.06%2,763
Christian4,52557.87%3,14540.22%660.84%831.06%1,38017.65%7,819
Clark2,03248.17%2,05548.72%982.32%330.78%-23-0.55%4,218
Clay1,72569.98%70728.68%70.28%261.05%1,01841.30%2,465
Clinton1,00472.44%36025.97%110.79%110.79%64446.46%1,386
Crittenden1,57449.59%1,57649.65%90.28%150.47%-2-0.06%3,174
Cumberland1,15464.25%62134.58%120.67%90.50%53329.68%1,796
Daviess3,10537.28%4,95259.46%1221.46%1491.79%-1,847-22.18%8,328
Edmonson95251.88%86347.03%80.44%120.65%894.85%1,835
Elliott57730.56%1,29468.54%30.16%140.74%-717-37.98%1,888
Estill1,15355.04%92944.34%90.43%40.19%22410.69%2,095
Fayette5,14355.54%3,93842.53%890.96%900.97%1,20513.01%9,260
Fleming1,93547.97%2,01349.90%511.26%350.87%-78-1.93%4,034
Floyd1,05742.50%1,41056.69%50.20%150.60%-353-14.19%2,487
Franklin2,17545.77%2,46551.87%841.77%280.59%-290-6.10%4,752
Fulton60328.70%1,41467.30%472.24%371.76%-811-38.60%2,101
Gallatin39629.44%93369.37%80.59%80.59%-537-39.93%1,345
Garrard1,59555.61%1,17140.83%451.57%571.99%42414.78%2,868
Grant1,41742.41%1,85255.43%351.05%371.11%-435-13.02%3,341
Graves1,62825.15%4,69972.58%530.82%941.45%-3,071-47.44%6,474
Grayson1,87447.73%2,00250.99%310.79%190.48%-128-3.26%3,926
Green1,38954.36%1,14244.70%170.67%70.27%2479.67%2,555
Greenup1,80255.65%1,36942.28%150.46%521.61%43313.37%3,238
Hancock1,02648.08%1,08050.61%130.61%150.70%-54-2.53%2,134
Hardin1,88538.68%2,84858.44%581.19%821.68%-963-19.76%4,873
Harlan1,18983.15%21615.10%110.77%140.98%97368.04%1,430
Harrison1,70537.66%2,69059.42%611.35%711.57%-985-21.76%4,527
Hart1,99949.59%1,95148.40%621.54%190.47%481.19%4,031
Henderson2,75040.05%4,00458.31%691.00%440.64%-1,254-18.26%6,867
Henry1,71143.24%2,11553.45%922.32%390.99%-404-10.21%3,957
Hickman72726.53%1,92870.36%260.95%592.15%-1,201-43.83%2,740
Hopkins2,49041.14%3,47057.34%540.89%380.63%-980-16.19%6,052
Jackson1,51787.79%18910.94%150.87%70.41%1,32876.85%1,728
Jefferson29,10761.57%16,70735.34%1,0782.28%3800.80%12,40026.23%47,272
Jessamine1,34346.53%1,42849.48%481.66%672.32%-85-2.95%2,886
Johnson1,79464.07%97534.82%120.43%190.68%81929.25%2,800
Kenton6,16546.28%7,00852.60%410.31%1080.81%-843-6.33%13,322
Knott40433.50%79565.92%30.25%40.33%-391-32.42%1,206
Knox2,23771.93%83326.78%150.48%250.80%1,40445.14%3,110
Larue95541.49%1,32457.52%100.43%130.56%-369-16.03%2,302
Laurel1,92164.48%96932.53%411.38%481.61%95231.96%2,979
Lawrence1,96651.39%1,82047.57%220.58%180.47%1463.82%3,826
Lee88159.09%58739.37%120.80%110.74%29419.72%1,491
Leslie91391.39%818.11%30.30%20.20%83283.28%999
Letcher81366.58%38831.78%110.90%90.74%42534.81%1,221
Lewis2,34861.29%1,43337.41%200.52%300.78%91523.88%3,831
Lincoln1,83350.27%1,62844.65%611.67%1243.40%2055.62%3,646
Livingston87238.41%1,34659.30%482.11%40.18%-474-20.88%2,270
Logan2,48442.09%3,26655.34%911.54%611.03%-782-13.25%5,902
Lyon76342.84%96954.41%241.35%251.40%-206-11.57%1,781
Madison3,10051.69%2,75645.96%741.23%671.12%3445.74%5,997
Magoffin1,14857.46%83341.69%40.20%130.65%31515.77%1,998
Marion1,57545.03%1,87353.54%421.20%80.23%-298-8.52%3,498
Marshall56822.21%1,92675.32%160.63%471.84%-1,358-53.11%2,557
Martin73075.73%22723.55%40.41%30.31%50352.18%964
Mason2,57548.16%2,69850.46%320.60%420.79%-123-2.30%5,347
McCracken2,28442.62%2,95555.14%310.58%891.66%-671-12.52%5,359
McLean93538.97%1,38957.90%251.04%502.08%-454-18.92%2,399
Meade78133.35%1,51964.86%301.28%120.51%-738-31.51%2,342
Menifee35935.58%63663.03%40.40%100.99%-277-27.45%1,009
Mercer1,76548.33%1,74547.78%912.49%511.40%200.55%3,652
Metcalfe1,15354.21%90842.69%331.55%331.55%24511.52%2,127
Monroe1,61366.16%79432.57%180.74%130.53%81933.59%2,438
Montgomery1,48447.32%1,62451.79%110.35%170.54%-140-4.46%3,136
Morgan91035.27%1,64263.64%110.43%170.66%-732-28.37%2,580
Muhlenberg2,21755.20%1,70042.33%491.22%501.25%51712.87%4,016
Nelson1,44638.66%2,22359.44%461.23%250.67%-777-20.78%3,740
Nicholas1,15937.28%1,87860.41%190.61%531.70%-719-23.13%3,109
Ohio2,65348.16%2,67948.63%581.05%1192.16%-26-0.47%5,509
Oldham69140.48%94655.42%462.69%241.41%-255-14.94%1,707
Owen1,08623.94%3,37374.34%380.84%400.88%-2,287-50.41%4,537
Owsley98382.12%19716.46%121.00%50.42%78665.66%1,197
Pendleton1,58544.11%1,93953.97%260.72%431.20%-354-9.85%3,593
Perry82468.84%34028.40%272.26%60.50%48440.43%1,197
Pike2,14152.57%1,90046.65%130.32%190.47%2415.92%4,073
Powell62546.61%68851.30%141.04%141.04%-63-4.70%1,341
Pulaski3,66862.48%2,09935.75%580.99%460.78%1,56926.72%5,871
Robertson44939.49%66658.58%30.26%191.67%-217-19.09%1,137
Rockcastle1,48062.63%84635.80%160.68%210.89%63426.83%2,363
Rowan76753.01%65044.92%100.69%201.38%1178.09%1,447
Russell1,03860.95%61235.94%372.17%160.94%42625.01%1,703
Scott2,11147.11%2,23749.92%611.36%721.61%-126-2.81%4,481
Shelby2,02942.92%2,52453.40%1222.58%521.10%-495-10.47%4,727
Simpson88835.27%1,53160.80%311.23%682.70%-643-25.54%2,518
Spencer59637.23%96960.52%211.31%150.94%-373-23.30%1,601
Taylor1,05046.60%1,16651.75%241.07%130.58%-116-5.15%2,253
Todd1,79349.26%1,70746.90%721.98%681.87%862.36%3,640
Trigg1,29543.44%1,63354.78%280.94%250.84%-338-11.34%2,981
Trimble41823.93%1,26772.52%321.83%301.72%-849-48.60%1,747
Union1,24927.55%3,18370.22%430.95%581.28%-1,934-42.66%4,533
Warren2,86641.96%3,71654.41%971.42%1512.21%-850-12.45%6,830
Washington1,57349.51%1,53648.35%381.20%300.94%371.16%3,177
Wayne1,41353.44%1,19045.01%170.64%240.91%2238.43%2,644
Webster1,48437.16%2,47161.87%210.53%180.45%-987-24.71%3,994
Whitley3,13077.02%86221.21%290.71%431.06%2,26855.81%4,064
Wolfe58336.69%98161.74%120.76%130.82%-398-25.05%1,589
Woodford1,66550.64%1,54647.02%320.97%451.37%1193.62%3,288
Totals218,17148.93%217,89448.86%5,0841.14%4,7791.07%2770.06%445,928

See also

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Notes

[edit]
  1. ^The closer ones, beginning with the closest, areFlorida in 2000,Maryland in 1832,Maryland in 1904,California in 1912,California in 1892 andHawaii in 1960.

References

[edit]
  1. ^Sullivan, Robert David;‘How the Red and Blue Map Evolved Over the Past Century’;America Magazine inThe National Catholic Review; June 29, 2016
  2. ^Phillips, Kevin P.;The Emerging Republican Majority, p. 350ISBN 978-0-691-16324-6
  3. ^abBrown, Thomas J.; ‘’The Roots of Bluegrass Insurgency: An Analysis of the Populist Movement in Kentucky;The Register of the Kentucky Historical Society, Vol. 78, No. 3 (Summer 1980), pp. 219-242
  4. ^Shannon, Jasper Berry and McQuown, Ruth;Presidential Politics in Kentucky, 1824-1948: A Compilation of Election Statistics and an Analysis of Political Behavior (1950), p. 96
  5. ^Weir, Robert E.;Workers in America: A Historical Encyclopedia, p. 320ISBN 1598847198
  6. ^‘McKinley Over 100,000 Ahead: Count in the Postal Card Canvas of the Middle West’;Evening Star (Washington D.C.), October 22, 1896, p. 11
  7. ^‘McKinley’s Kentucky Plurality’;St. Louis Globe-Democrat, October 28, 1896, p. 2
  8. ^Dave Leip's U.S. Election Atlas;Presidential General Election Results – Kentucky
  9. ^abcdGéoelections;Popular Vote at the Presidential Election for 1896 (.xlsx file for €30 including full minor party figures)
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