Maine Vote Totals With Taft Leading In Statewide Count
Maine voters estimated total presidential vote around 100000 with Taft ahead by 31500. Early returns from most cities show Bryan 33731 and Taft 62071, Democrats up 29 percent, Republicans small gain. Swasey and Guernsey elected to fill short term seats in second and fourth districts.
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Maine
Taft
Bryan
Independence Party
Independence
John P. Swasey
Frank B. Guernsey
Missouri Democrats gain lead in state and legislature
In St. Louis on November 3, Bryan carried Missouri by about 35,000 votes securing a Democratic plurality. The result suggests the Legislature will also be controlled by Democrats.
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Bryan
Missouri
Taft Wins New York State Plurality by 183000
Taft leads New York State by 183000 votes as election results show Governor Hughes, a Republican, re elected by 57000. The report notes New York results from the November 3 election with Taft in the lead.
Montana Faces Democratic Sweep in State Elections
Helena dispatch reports Bryan is believed to have carried Montana by about 4000 votes. The entire Democratic State ticket is elected.
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Helena
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Bryan
Montana
Lincoln Returns Bryan Favored Governor Victory
Lincoln Nebraska reports Bryan winning the state by a 12 000 plurality. Shallenburger a Democrat also elected governor by a near equal plurality.
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Neb
Bryan
Shallenburger
Dem
Bryan wins North Carolina by large plurality
Raleigh November 3 reports that by about 40000 votes Bryan carried North Carolina with all congressional districts going to the Democrats continuing a sweeping statewide victory for the party.
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Ala
Bryan
Alabama
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Democrata
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Pothier Leads Rhode Island Gubernatorial Race Early
In 90 of 161 districts Governor candidate Pothier(Rep) traces 19,901 votes to Arnold's 15,799, with last year’s figures showing Jackson 16,865 and Higgin 16,290 in the same districts. Projection suggests a 6000 plurality for Pothier if gains hold. Taft has 24,949 to Bryan 14,110 in 100 districts, with a potential state plurality over 16,000 if gains continue.
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Taft
Bryan
Hisgen
Roosevelt
Taft Wins Minnesota Plurality and Johnson Reelect
Taft holds an 80,000 vote majority in Minnesota. Governor Johnson, a Democrat, has been re elected by a small plurality.
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Taft
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Johnson
Milwa
Davidson
Taft Leading In New Hampshire As Votes Counted
By midnight about two fifths of NH votes were counted and Taft led with a Roosevelt level showing. Quinby appears to win the governorship by about 4000 votes while the minor party impact could alter the result. Legislature likely Republican in both houses and a Republican U S Senator expected.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Taft
Roosevelt
Quinby
Sulloway
Currier
United States
Taft’s Michigan plurality about 100 thousand
Detroit Mich Nov 8 Tafts plurality in Michigan stands near 100000 with Hemans Democrat defeating Warner Republican by about two to one in the gubernatorial race.
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Detroit
Mich
Taft
Michigan
Hemans
Warner
Taft Wins New Jersey by Eighty Thousand Votes
Taft's plurality in New Jersey reaches eighty thousand as returns show a decisive victory in the state on election night with Trenton reporting strong support for the Republican candidate.
Vermont Narrowly Republican Despite Democratic Gains
Vermont voters kept Republicans dominant in the 1934 election, with Roosevelt's party maintaining a strong plurality. Democrats improved their share, the Bryan vote rising about 16 percent from Parker in 1904, especially in Rutland and Barre areas with prominent granite quarries. Only presidential electors were chosen today.
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Vermont
Roosevelt
Bryan
Parker
Rutland
Barre
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