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1884 United States presidential election in California

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FieldValue
election_name1884 United States presidential election in California
countryCalifornia
flag_year1846
typepresidential
ongoingno
previous_election1880 United States presidential election in California
previous_year1880
next_election1888 United States presidential election in California
next_year1888
election_dateNovember 4, 1884
image_sizex200px
image1Unsuccessful 1884.jpg
nominee1**James G. Blaine**
party1Republican Party (United States)
home_state1Maine
running_mate1**John A. Logan**
electoral_vote1**8**
popular_vote1**102,416**
percentage1**51.98%**
image2StephenGroverCleveland.jpg
nominee2Grover Cleveland
party2Democratic Party (United States)
home_state2New York
running_mate2Thomas A. Hendricks
electoral_vote20
popular_vote289,288
percentage245.32%
map_imageCalifornia Presidential Election Results 1884.svg
map_size300px
map_captionCounty Results
titlePresident
before_electionChester A. Arthur
before_partyRepublican Party (United States)
after_electionGrover Cleveland
after_partyDemocratic Party (United States)

Main article: 1884 United States presidential election

Blaine Cleveland

The 1884 United States presidential election in California was held on November 4, 1884, as part of the 1884 United States presidential election. State voters chose eight representatives, or electors, to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president. .

California voted for the Republican nominee, former Secretary of State James G. Blaine, by a comfortable margin, over the Democratic nominee, New York Governor Grover Cleveland.

Cleveland became the first Democrat to ever win without California since its statehood.

Results

PartyPledged toElectorVotesVotes cast197,033
Republican Party (United States)}}Republican PartyJames G. BlaineJohn B. Reddick102,416
Republican Party (United States)}}Republican PartyJames G. BlaineCharles F. Reed102,411
Republican Party (United States)}}Republican PartyJames G. BlaineJames D. Byers102,397
Republican Party (United States)}}Republican PartyJames G. BlaineChester Rowell102,391
Republican Party (United States)}}Republican PartyJames G. BlaineAlvah R. Conklin102,378
Republican Party (United States)}}Republican PartyJames G. BlaineHenry Edgerton102,369
Republican Party (United States)}}Republican PartyJames G. BlaineHorace Davis102,306
Republican Party (United States)}}Republican PartyJames G. BlaineMarcus H. Hecht102,223
Democratic Party (United States)}}"Democratic PartyGrover ClevelandCharles Kohler89,288
Democratic Party (United States)}}"Democratic PartyGrover ClevelandJames T. Murphy89,235
Democratic Party (United States)}}"Democratic PartyGrover ClevelandGeorge T. Marye89,229
Democratic Party (United States)}}"Democratic PartyGrover ClevelandJohn A. Stanley89,221
Democratic Party (United States)}}"Democratic PartyGrover ClevelandCampbell P. Berry89,214
Democratic Party (United States)}}"Democratic PartyGrover ClevelandMarion Biggs89,205
Democratic Party (United States)}}"Democratic PartyGrover ClevelandW. H. Webb89,201
Democratic Party (United States)}}"Democratic PartyGrover ClevelandWiley J. Tinnin89,200
Prohibition Party}}"Prohibition PartyJohn St. JohnM. C. Winchester2,963
Prohibition Party}}"Prohibition PartyJohn St. JohnJoel Russell2,962
Prohibition Party}}"Prohibition PartyJohn St. JohnH. S. Graves2,961
Prohibition Party}}"Prohibition PartyJohn St. JohnS. H. Varney2,952
Prohibition Party}}"Prohibition PartyJohn St. JohnJ. W. Tharp2,932
Prohibition Party}}"Prohibition PartyJohn St. JohnJesse Yarnell2,501
Prohibition Party}}"Prohibition PartyJohn St. JohnD. E. Bushnell2,360
Prohibition Party}}"Prohibition PartyJohn St. JohnA. D. Boren2,345
Greenback Party}}"Greenback PartyBenjamin ButlerNathaniel Currey2,037
Greenback Party}}"Greenback PartyBenjamin ButlerL. F. Moulton2,013
Greenback Party}}"Greenback PartyBenjamin ButlerRufus Butterfield2,012
Greenback Party}}"Greenback PartyBenjamin ButlerA. D. Nelson2,011
Greenback Party}}"Greenback PartyBenjamin ButlerAlfred T. Dewey2,009
Greenback Party}}"Greenback PartyBenjamin ButlerH. M. Couch2,005
Greenback Party}}"Greenback PartyBenjamin ButlerS. A. Waldron1,973
Greenback Party}}"Greenback PartyBenjamin ButlerParker J. Merwin1,722
Prohibition Party}}"Prohibition PartyJohn St. JohnI. D. Wood492
Prohibition Party}}"Prohibition PartyJohn St. JohnGeorge Steele401
Prohibition Party}}"Prohibition PartyJohn St. JohnA. B. Nixon181
Independent}}"Write-inScattering329

Results by county

CountyJames G. Blaine
RepublicanGrover Cleveland
DemocraticJohn St. John
ProhibitionBenjamin Butler
GreenbackScattering
Write-inMarginTotal votes cast#%#%#%#%#%#%Total102,41651.98%89,28845.32%2,9631.50%2,0371.03%3290.17%13,1286.66%197,033
Alameda7,47160.26%4,73438.18%1040.84%890.72%00.00%2,73722.08%12,398
Alpine5660.87%3639.13%00.00%00.00%00.00%2021.74%92
Amador1,31747.72%1,35849.20%822.97%30.11%00.00%-41-1.49%2,760
Butte2,17249.06%2,11847.84%1343.03%30.07%00.00%541.22%4,427
Calaveras1,24951.53%1,16448.02%110.45%00.00%00.00%853.51%2,424
Colusa1,02835.46%1,80262.16%571.97%120.41%00.00%-774-26.70%2,899
Contra Costa1,49655.86%1,11441.60%632.35%50.19%00.00%38214.26%2,678
Del Norte31049.84%29447.27%30.48%152.41%00.00%162.57%622
El Dorado1,28945.47%1,46951.82%461.62%311.09%00.00%-180-6.35%2,835
Fresno1,31441.89%1,70454.32%762.42%110.38%321.02%-390-12.43%3,137
Humboldt2,18453.89%1,45035.78%842.07%3358.27%00.00%73418.11%4,053
Inyo34553.41%28343.81%91.39%00.00%91.39%629.60%646
Kern59842.02%79856.08%60.42%211.48%00.00%-200-14.05%1,423
Lake58842.27%79857.37%20.14%30.22%00.00%-210-15.10%1,391
Lassen38446.77%41550.55%202.44%20.24%00.00%-31-3.78%821
Los Angeles5,59551.67%4,68343.24%3433.17%2081.92%00.00%9128.42%10,829
Marin85153.62%72745.81%70.44%20.13%00.00%1247.81%1,587
Mariposa47442.74%61855.73%171.53%00.00%00.00%-144-12.98%1,109
Mendocino1,31743.71%1,58952.74%792.62%280.93%00.00%-272-9.03%3,013
Merced80945.47%95353.57%160.90%10.06%00.00%-144-8.09%1,779
Modoc47842.68%60954.38%332.95%00.00%00.00%-131-11.70%1,120
Mono59858.57%38137.32%121.18%302.94%00.00%21721.25%1,021
Monterey1,47650.72%1,38147.46%401.37%130.45%00.00%953.26%2,910
Napa1,59355.37%1,25643.66%190.66%90.31%00.00%33711.71%2,877
Nevada2,36856.13%1,79142.45%501.19%100.24%00.00%57713.68%4,219
Placer1,74952.89%1,48344.84%702.12%50.15%00.00%2668.04%3,307
Plumas71255.84%55443.45%80.63%10.08%00.00%15812.39%1,275
Sacramento4,36760.15%2,65936.63%921.27%1421.96%00.00%1,70823.53%7,260
San Benito57444.88%66551.99%382.97%20.16%00.00%-91-7.11%1,279
San Bernardino1,61754.37%1,28843.31%471.58%220.74%00.00%32911.06%2,974
San Diego1,12057.00%80040.71%402.04%50.25%00.00%32016.28%1,965
San Francisco25,50953.46%21,20244.43%990.21%6221.30%2870.60%4,3079.03%47,719
San Joaquin3,07950.32%2,89847.36%1412.30%10.02%00.00%1812.96%6,119
San Luis Obispo1,23351.44%1,06944.60%733.05%220.92%00.00%1646.84%2,397
San Mateo95055.33%75043.68%120.70%50.29%00.00%20011.65%1,717
Santa Barbara1,24350.92%1,05043.02%1184.83%301.23%00.00%1937.91%2,441
Santa Clara3,84052.91%3,17243.70%1622.23%841.16%00.00%6689.20%7,258
Santa Cruz1,66753.69%1,36543.96%451.45%280.90%00.00%3029.73%3,105
Shasta1,17351.54%1,04245.78%451.98%160.70%00.00%1315.76%2,276
Sierra1,06465.12%55433.90%160.98%00.00%00.00%51031.21%1,634
Siskiyou88645.58%1,03653.29%10.05%201.03%10.05%-150-7.72%1,944
Solano2,38253.61%1,97744.50%691.55%150.34%00.00%4059.12%4,443
Sonoma3,04449.42%2,94447.79%1131.83%590.96%00.00%1001.62%6,160
Stanislaus97939.49%1,42457.44%692.78%70.28%00.00%-445-17.95%2,479
Sutter67548.60%63545.72%775.54%20.14%00.00%402.88%1,389
Tehama1,07547.80%1,14650.96%271.20%10.04%00.00%-71-3.16%2,249
Trinity43550.29%41848.32%60.69%60.69%00.00%171.97%865
Tulare1,26840.15%1,69153.55%1153.64%842.66%00.00%-423-13.39%3,158
Tuolumne1,04053.20%87044.50%452.30%00.00%00.00%1708.70%1,955
Ventura74953.96%60343.44%201.44%161.15%00.00%14610.52%1,388
Yolo1,41248.74%1,42149.05%622.14%20.07%00.00%-9-0.31%2,897
Yuba1,21452.55%1,04745.32%401.73%90.39%00.00%1677.23%2,310

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican

  • Butte
  • Del Norte
  • San Francisco
  • Shasta
  • Sonoma
  • Tuolumne
  • Yuba

Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic

  • Lassen

Notes

References

References

  1. California State Archives, Abstract of statement of the vote of California polled at the Election held November 4th, A.D. 1884, relating to the vote given for persons for Elector of President and Vice President of the United States
  2. California Secretary of State. (1889). "Government Roster, 1889, State and County Governments of California". State Printing Office.
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