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1912 United States presidential election in South Dakota

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1912 United States presidential election in South Dakota

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NomineeTheodore RooseveltWoodrow Wilson
PartyProgressiveDemocratic
AllianceRepublican
Home stateNew YorkNew Jersey
Running mateHiram JohnsonThomas R. Marshall
Electoral vote50
Popular vote58,81148,942
Percentage50.56%42.07%

County Results

Roosevelt

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%
  70–80%

Wilson

  40–50%
  50–60%
  70–80%


President before election

William Howard Taft
Republican

Elected President

Woodrow Wilson
Democratic

Elections in South Dakota
Mayoral elections
Mayoral elections

The1912 United States presidential election in South Dakota took place on November 5, 1912, as part of the1912 United States presidential election. Voters chose five representatives, or electors, to theElectoral College, who voted forpresident andvice president.

South Dakota voted for theRepublican nominee, formerpresidentTheodore Roosevelt, over theDemocratic nominee,New Jersey GovernorWoodrow Wilson, by a margin of 8.49%.

Despite incumbent presidentWilliam Howard Taft winning the nationalRepublican nomination, the South Dakota Republican Party, under the control of progressives and heavily influenced by senatorCoe I. Crawford, instead nominated electors pledged to Theodore Roosevelt, with theProgressive Party not appearing on the ballot.[1] This selection proved controversial with conservative Taft supporting Republicans who unsuccessfully attempted to overturn the decision in court.[2] As a result, South Dakota was the only state in the 1912 election not to have president Taft either on the ballot or as a write in option (as inCalifornia).[a] The state's other senatorRobert J. Gamble, who supported Taft, predicted that the anger amongst conservative Republicans was such that many would supportWoodrow Wilson purely to defeat Roosevelt.[3] Despite this Roosevelt carried the state albeit with a much reduced margin from Taft's victory in1908.

With 50.56% of the popular vote, South Dakota would prove to be Roosevelt's strongest state in terms of popular vote percentage in the 1912 election and the only one in which he achieved a majority of the vote.[4] This was the only non-former Confederate state to give any candidate an absolute majority of the vote.

Results

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1912 United States presidential election in South Dakota[5]
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanTheodore Roosevelt58,81150.56%
DemocraticWoodrow Wilson48,94242.07%
SocialistEugene V. Debs4,6624.01%
ProhibitionEugene Chafin3,9103.36%
Total votes116,325100%

Results by county

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County[6]Theodore Roosevelt
Republican
Thomas Woodrow Wilson
Democratic
Eugene Victor Debs
Socialist
Eugene Wilder Chafin
Prohibition
MarginTotal votes cast
#%#%#%#%#%
Aurora65241.69%80151.21%432.75%684.35%-149-9.53%1,564
Beadle1,49346.76%1,46445.85%1665.20%702.19%290.91%3,193
Bennett6826.88%17970.75%31.19%31.19%-111-43.87%253
Bon Homme1,22851.77%1,05944.65%451.90%401.69%1697.12%2,372
Brookings1,38958.00%74030.90%582.42%2088.68%64927.10%2,395
Brown1,74635.57%2,48850.69%3857.84%2895.89%-742-15.12%4,908
Brule64340.96%84253.63%674.27%181.15%-199-12.68%1,570
Buffalo8342.56%10553.85%42.05%31.54%-22-11.28%195
Butte64944.36%60141.08%18912.92%241.64%483.28%1,463
Campbell57474.93%15019.58%101.31%324.18%42455.35%766
Charles Mix1,81751.26%1,62545.84%591.66%441.24%1925.42%3,545
Clark94954.67%66838.48%362.07%834.78%28116.19%1,736
Clay1,26255.69%92941.00%271.19%482.12%33314.70%2,266
Codington1,19548.44%1,11145.03%712.88%903.65%843.40%2,467
Corson50849.42%45544.26%494.77%161.56%535.16%1,028
Custer39543.26%41945.89%919.97%80.88%-24-2.63%913
Davison1,36448.78%1,26645.28%682.43%983.51%983.51%2,796
Day1,20951.87%78733.76%1114.76%2249.61%42218.10%2,331
Deuel88762.69%44131.17%151.06%725.09%44631.52%1,415
Dewey50952.26%41142.20%424.31%121.23%9810.06%974
Douglas76550.80%71447.41%110.73%161.06%513.39%1,506
Edmunds64043.13%72949.12%261.75%896.00%-89-6.00%1,484
Fall River84650.09%71242.16%1005.92%311.84%1347.93%1,689
Faulk56843.76%61547.38%231.77%927.09%-47-3.62%1,298
Grant82852.34%61939.13%553.48%805.06%20913.21%1,582
Gregory1,34850.96%1,17644.46%963.63%250.95%1726.50%2,645
Hamlin1,05866.79%47429.92%171.07%352.21%58436.87%1,584
Hand73843.54%82648.73%442.60%875.13%-88-5.19%1,695
Hanson70850.46%63245.05%211.50%422.99%765.42%1,403
Harding60054.45%32529.49%11310.25%645.81%27524.95%1,102
Hughes44741.50%54450.51%635.85%232.14%-97-9.01%1,077
Hutchinson1,45167.84%64730.25%120.56%291.36%80437.59%2,139
Hyde39856.86%23233.14%537.57%172.43%16623.71%700
Jerauld54547.52%43638.01%110.96%15513.51%1099.50%1,147
Kingsbury1,15253.23%74734.52%1135.22%1527.02%40518.72%2,164
Lake1,17459.87%65733.50%794.03%512.60%51726.36%1,961
Lawrence1,69237.84%2,41253.95%3267.29%410.92%-720-16.10%4,471
Lincoln1,67466.40%71928.52%562.22%722.86%95537.88%2,521
Lyman99051.43%76639.79%1357.01%341.77%22411.64%1,925
Marshall60147.85%54143.07%453.58%695.49%604.78%1,256
McCook1,06349.33%96244.64%562.60%743.43%1014.69%2,155
McPherson64965.23%32732.86%60.60%131.31%32232.36%995
Meade1,03246.28%97543.72%1526.82%713.18%572.56%2,230
Mellette26144.01%32053.96%50.84%71.18%-59-9.95%593
Miner85151.33%72043.43%392.35%482.90%1317.90%1,658
Minnehaha3,05150.20%2,57642.38%2564.21%1953.21%4757.82%6,078
Moody93252.10%63735.61%1196.65%1015.65%29516.49%1,789
Pennington1,07345.52%1,13548.15%1174.96%321.36%-62-2.63%2,357
Perkins1,05250.07%83239.60%1778.42%401.90%22010.47%2,101
Potter43948.72%42346.95%171.89%222.44%161.78%901
Roberts1,36155.35%81233.02%2018.17%853.46%54922.33%2,459
Sanborn88056.63%57737.13%191.22%785.02%30319.50%1,554
Spink1,43247.34%1,34744.53%1284.23%1183.90%852.81%3,025
Stanley98144.29%1,05147.45%1376.19%462.08%-70-3.16%2,215
Sully29251.05%24242.31%193.32%193.32%508.74%572
Tripp1,15351.27%98243.66%823.65%321.42%1717.60%2,249
Turner1,60361.35%90634.67%220.84%823.14%69726.67%2,613
Union1,39656.54%96539.08%220.89%863.48%43117.46%2,469
Walworth58552.19%45140.23%554.91%302.68%13411.95%1,121
Yankton1,51151.61%1,28944.02%612.08%672.29%2227.58%2,928
Ziebach37148.43%34945.56%364.70%101.31%222.87%766
Totals58,81150.56%48,94242.07%4,6624.01%3,9103.36%9,8698.48%116,325

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^Other incumbent Presidents not on the ballot in all states have beenBenjamin Harrison inFlorida in 1892, Taft inCalifornia also during the 1912 election,Harry S. Truman inAlabama in 1948, andLyndon B. Johnsonalso in Alabama in 1964.

References

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  1. ^Holt, James (1967).Congressional Insurgents and the Party System, 1909-1916. Harvard University Press. p. 68.
  2. ^Schlup, Leonard.Coe I. Crawford and the Progressive Campaign of 1912(PDF). p. 122. RetrievedApril 14, 2020.
  3. ^Schlup, Leonard.Coe I. Crawford and the Progressive Campaign of 1912(PDF). p. 126. RetrievedApril 14, 2020.
  4. ^"1912 Presidential Election Statistics".US Election Atlas. Dave Leip’s Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections. RetrievedMarch 5, 2018.
  5. ^"1912 Presidential Election Results South Dakota".
  6. ^South Dakota Secretary of State;Official Vote November Election, 1912 Presidential Electors
State and district results of the1912 United States presidential election
Electoral map, 1912 election
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