McKinley and Roosevelt Sweep Pivotal States
Post election tallies show McKinley and Roosevelt winning pivotal states by large margins. Republicans gain in western states and key urban counties while Democrats reclaim some eastern states but fall short of overturning majorities. Nevada and Utah shift toward Republican columns as New York City narrows Bryan support.
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Iowa
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Ayot
Goebel
Powers
Youtséy
Beckham
Utah Votes Show McKinley Leading State Ticket
Early returns indicate McKinley ahead by about 2 500 in Utah with the Republican state ticket and legislature favored overall. Bryan carried Utah in 1896 by a large margin, while current tallies suggest mixed county results and possible post election challenges to close races.
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Barrow
Lake
Little
Cottonsrood
Leith Hay
Wighteen
Fusion ticket leads Idaho and Montana returns indicate Democratic legislature
In Idaho Bryan and fusion slate show large leads with fusion sweeping counties Nez Perce Shoshone Latah and Kootenai while all judged districts tilt fusion. Montana confirms Bryan carried state by about 18 000 with fusion statewide ticket winning majorities.
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Edwards Wins Fusion Ticket In State Legislature Race
Edwards Povuliat and Fusion ticket secured victory for congressman. Fusion platform backed an eight hour miners law and opposed Amalgamated Copper, which aligned with Republicans in the state. Toole, a Democrat Fusion favorite for governor, boosted defeat of the Republican ticket as Marcus Daly and Logan led independent Democrats in a challenging bid that appears failed.
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McKinley Carries Wyoming By Narrow Lead In 1900 Vote
In Wyoming McKinley wins the state by about four thousand votes with Nondell matching the electoral ticket. Cheyenne reports a four hundred fifty vote Republican edge. Lander votes Republican for the first time giving McKinley a twenty eight majority and Mondell a majority similarly. In 1896 Bryan carried It by forty four.
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Colorado votes show fusionists set to control legislature
Colorado carried for the Democratic ticket by 25,000 and for the fusion state ticket by 18,000. The fusionists will control the legislature and choose a successor to Senator Edward Wolcott. In 1896 the state supported Bryan by 161,253 of 189,687 total votes.
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McKinley Wins Oregon With Record Plurality
Oregon gave McKinley the largest plurality ever to a candidate in the state an estimated 20000. He carried Oregon in 1896 by 2117 plurality and the state election held in June last showed a Republican majority of 12000.
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McKinley Wins Washington by Six Thousand Vote Lead
McKinley carries Washington state by about 6000 votes, while Republican candidate Vinals trails far behind and appears defeated.
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Nebraska Result Doubtful as County Totals Reach 75 000 Votes
Partial figures from twenty of ninety counties show Bryan leading McKinley 37 890 to 40 099 with state totals near even. If trend holds the fusion ticket may gain about 1 200 to 1 500 votes statewide, affecting the 1806 Bryan edge. Douglass County shows fusion majors in the legislative delegation.
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Kentucky Returns Show Mixed 1896 Vote Direction
Kentucky results reveal a split pattern with Louisville and Jefferson County leaning Republican while rural areas favor Democrats. Bryan leads statewide in many precincts, but Beckham and Yerkes claim gains as the race remains unsettled with several counties未 counted and Republican optimism cited by party officials.
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New York Shifts in Presidential Vote Across Five Tickets
Indications show McKinley winning New York by about 145000 over Bryan with a statewide turnout up 30 000 and New York City up 60000 from 1896. Bryan gains in the city erasing a previous 60000 Democratic margin while McKinley’s statewide edge narrows. Odell Jr leads Governor race. Brooklyn shows scratched Democratic governor candidate Stanchfield.
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Stanchfield
Ohio Picks Electors and Officials in McKinley’s State
In McKinley’s state five political tickets competed for presidential electors congressmen and state officers excluding the governor. The field included Republican Democrat Prohibition Union Reform and Social.
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Legislature Fusion Likely With 72 Seats Pledged
Indications show a fusion among 72 of 123 legislators. Senate split would be fourteen Republicans and nineteen fusionists, while the house shows forty seven Republicans and fifty three fusionistas.
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Kentucky Race Report Reflects Republican Momentum
Fragmentary notes describe a political contest in Kentucky with mentions of the Republican side and shifting odds. The text hints at doubt about outcomes and fluctuating support among voters and observers.
McKinley Lead Cements GOP Victory Across States
The Chicago result shows Republicans carry the city by about 8 000 and the state by a wide margin. In 1896 McKinley’s plurality reached 142 498. Pennsylvania estimates put McKinley ahead by 287 000, with fusionist counties showing losses. Quay allies claim a joint ballot majority for his U S Senate bid as Republicans gain seats in Congress.
Fragmentary civic result notes from 1867 election report
Partial OCR items show party tallies for cities and towns with Republicans and Democrats. Mentions Payne Maryland Baltimore McKinley and surprise defeats but lacks complete context and full figures.
Republicans Sweep Indiana Ballot As McKinley Wins
McKinley carried Indiana by 30 000 with the entire Republican state ticket elected by a smaller margin. Democratic congressmen were elected from the Second and Third districts while Republicans won in the Sixth Eighth Tenth Eleventh and Thirteenth districts and lead in a majority of the remaining districts.
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Wisconsin
McKinley Wins Iowa By Large Margin in 1900 election
McKinley carried Iowa by 100000, a Republican gain of 40000 over 1896. A solid delegation of eleven Republican congressmen was chosen. The entire Republican state ticket was elected by the largest majority ever given in the state.
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Iowa
Kansas Votes Give Republicans Lasting Power in State
McKinley carried Kansas by 25000 and Bryan carried the state in 1896 by 12269. The Republican state ticket is elected and the state will have a solid Republican delegation in Congress for years. The legislature remains Republican on joint ballot.
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Congress
South Dakota Electors and State Tickets Held in Legislature
South Dakota voters chose presidential electors congressmen and state county officers. The legislature elects a successor to Richard Franklin Pettis whose term ends March 3 1901. McKinley carried the state by about 10000. Republicans win two congressmen and the state ticket, with a likely 40 vote majority on joint ballot.
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Richard Franklin Pettisgrew
Bryan
McKinley
Congress
Nevada support for Bryan with large majority
Bryan carried Nevada by about 2400 votes in the latest tally. In 1806 his plurality stood at 6439. Newlands won reelection to Congress by a majority of 800 votes.
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Nevada
Newlands
California Election Returns Highlight Republican Plurality
The report notes a Republican plurality of 10 000 in California and a 2797 lead in 1806. Fusionists elected one elector, with Republican congressmen returned from the first, third, fourth, sixth and seventh districts. The second and fifth districts remained doubtful as the legislature stands Republican.
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California
McKinley Narrowly Wins Michigan By Large Margin
McKinley carried Michigan by about 90 000 votes though without a majority, a lead 25 000 larger than in 1896. The Republican state ticket won by a smaller majority and the congressional delegation appears solid for Republicans.
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Republicans Hold Minnesota Lead In Majority Race
McKinley’s Minnesota majority is expected to reach 50000 as six of seven congressmen are securely Republican and the seventh is doubtful. The governor’s race remains in doubt though the Republican leads slightly. the rest of the state ticket is expected to be elected by safe margins.
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Minnesota
Bryan landslide victory in Missouri with slow returns
Bryan carries Missouri by a large margin with a 40 000 vote majority while the 1896 count shows a 58 727 lead. The legislature leans Democratic with thirteen of fifteen congressmen. Slow returns due to new election laws and the task of counting seven constitutional amendments. St Louis precincts report Bryan 11759 McKinley 8585 Dockery Democratic for governor 11527 Flory Republican 8558.
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Boston area ballots show Republican gains in early returns
Fragmentary Irish? Massachusetts tallys show Republicans ahead with 84 000 and 173 265 margins cited. Legislature appears to tilt Republican as returns from eleven wards in Boston signal gains for McKinley and allied nominees.
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McKinley Leads New Jersey With Over 50,000 Margin
Incomplete returns from New Jersey show McKinley carried the state by more than 50 000. Republicans win six of eight congressmen and hold an overwhelming state legislature majority. A Republican senator may succeed William J Sewell Ingo Kinley had a 87 692 plurality.
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Kinley
West Virginia election results on joint ballot and leadership
McKinley carried the state in 189 by 11,487 plurality. The legislature elected four Republicans, giving a Republican majority of twenty and signaling a successor to United States Senator Stephen Benton Eliina. The last legislature stood 49 Republicans to 48 Democrats.
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Delaware Republicans win with 20000 vote lead
The Delaware ticket secured a majority of about 20 000 while Democrats claim control of the legislature but incomplete returns cast doubt on the result. McKinley’s 1896 plurality stood at 3360.
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Republican sweep noted in Wisconsin and state race
Chairman Kleinegen of the North Dakota Democratic State Committee concedes a Republican win across electoral and state tickets. McKinley’s statewide margin may approach 10 000 with Wisconsin results showing a 106 000 lead and full Republican success in state and federal races.
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Democratic State Committee
McKinley
Democratic Victory Shapes Texas Legislature and Gubernatorial Win
The Democratic ticket led by Joseph Suyera for governor wins by a 175000 plurality. The legislature will elect Joseph Bailey to the US Senate, succeeding Horace Chilton, with a solid Democratic delegation. The lone Republican congressman is replaced, and only one Republican state senator remains defeated, leaving a fully Democratic legislature.
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Joseph ©. Bailey
United States
Horace Chilton
Texas
Virginia Keeps Electors and Congressmen Vote Amid Bryan Lead
Virginia cast ballots for presidential electors and congressmen as no state ticket existed. Bryan held a large plurality in 1896, and current actual and estimated counts place this year’s Bryan lead upwards of 30,000.
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Virginia
Bryane
Bryan
McKinley Majority in New Hampshire Sizes Up
McKinley posts a majority in New Hampshire estimated at 18 000, compared with 35 104 in 1896, reflecting a shift in political support.
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McKinley Plurality Projections and State Election Note
The article notes McKinley’s expected Rhode Island plurality near 14 000 with historical figures from 1896 and 1898. It mentions Dyer’s Republican plurality, a Democratic ticket in South Carolina, Bryan’s 1896 plurality, and a legislatures’ selection to replace Benjamin Ryan. It lists a term ending March 2nd amid a light poll this year.
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Tennessee elects eight governor candidates on railroad
Tennessee voters faced a complex ballot with eight governor contenders while a railroad commission seat and reelection prospects surfaced. Democratic and other party figures weighed in as campaigns targeted public support and policy direction.
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