The 1916 United States presidential election in Arkansas took place on November 7, 1916, as part of the 1916 United States presidential election . State voters chose nine representatives, or electors, to the Electoral College , who voted for president and vice president .
1916 United States presidential election in Arkansas County Results
Wilson
50–60%
60–70%
70–80%
80–90%
Hughes
50–60%
Except for the Unionist Ozark counties of Newton and Searcy where Republicans controlled local government, Arkansas since the end of Reconstruction had been a classic one-party Democratic “Solid South ” state.[1] Disfranchisement during the 1890s of effectively all black people and most poor white people had meant that outside those two aberrant counties, the Republican Party was completely moribund and Democratic primaries the only competitive elections. Although the northwest of the state was to develop a strong Socialist Party movement that served as a swing vote in county elections,[2] [3] [4]
The Democratic Party, under the influence of future federal Senate Minority and Majority Leader Joseph Taylor Robinson and demagogic Governor and Senator Jeff Davis , was to make many familiar progressive changes in railroad regulation and child labor ,[5] George W. Donaghey – who saw his administration and Democratic primary candidacy as a fight against the “Davis Machine”[6] [7]
Results edit Results by county edit 1916 United States presidential election in Arkansas by county[8] County Thomas Woodrow Wilson Charles Evans Hughes Various candidates Margin Total votes cast # % # % # % # % Arkansas 1,119 62.44% 613 34.21% 60 3.35% 506 28.24% 1,792 Ashley 1,519 74.94% 463 22.84% 45 2.22% 1,056 52.43% 2,027 Baxter 914 68.88% 318 23.96% 95 7.16% 596 44.91% 1,327 Benton 3,105 66.49% 1,292 27.67% 273 5.85% 1,813 38.82% 4,670 Boone 1,411 66.56% 598 28.21% 111 5.24% 813 38.35% 2,120 Bradley 1,159 73.40% 314 19.89% 106 6.71% 845 53.51% 1,579 Calhoun 914 72.25% 275 21.74% 76 6.01% 639 50.51% 1,265 Carroll 1,512 56.71% 1,034 38.78% 120 4.50% 478 17.93% 2,666 Chicot 560 52.43% 472 44.19% 36 3.37% 88 8.24% 1,068 Clark 1,975 69.35% 824 28.93% 49 1.72% 1,151 40.41% 2,848 Clay 1,949 62.99% 972 31.42% 173 5.59% 977 31.58% 3,094 Cleburne 865 67.00% 271 20.99% 155 12.01% 594 46.01% 1,291 Cleveland 1,128 81.74% 230 16.67% 22 1.59% 898 65.07% 1,380 Columbia 2,074 73.44% 720 25.50% 30 1.06% 1,354 47.95% 2,824 Conway 1,400 55.69% 1,030 40.97% 84 3.34% 370 14.72% 2,514 Craighead 1,957 73.02% 543 20.26% 180 6.72% 1,414 52.76% 2,680 Crawford 1,622 55.53% 1,195 40.91% 104 3.56% 427 14.62% 2,921 Crittenden 562 84.89% 91 13.75% 9 1.36% 471 71.15% 662 Cross 927 73.98% 252 20.11% 74 5.91% 675 53.87% 1,253 Dallas 1,150 66.05% 524 30.10% 67 3.85% 626 35.96% 1,741 Desha 960 71.11% 369 27.33% 21 1.56% 591 43.78% 1,350 Drew 1,627 64.79% 836 33.29% 48 1.91% 791 31.50% 2,511 Faulkner 2,031 66.94% 817 26.93% 186 6.13% 1,214 40.01% 3,034 Franklin 1,679 69.35% 586 24.20% 156 6.44% 1,093 45.15% 2,421 Fulton 1,094 67.36% 388 23.89% 142 8.74% 706 43.47% 1,624 Garland 1,670 57.57% 1,055 36.37% 176 6.07% 615 21.20% 2,901 Grant 957 80.96% 188 15.91% 37 3.13% 769 65.06% 1,182 Greene 2,292 78.01% 529 18.01% 117 3.98% 1,763 60.01% 2,938 Hempstead 2,089 59.40% 1,225 34.83% 203 5.77% 864 24.57% 3,517 Hot Spring 1,429 66.56% 625 29.11% 93 4.33% 804 37.45% 2,147 Howard 1,316 67.66% 545 28.02% 84 4.32% 771 39.64% 1,945 Independence 1,987 68.35% 762 26.21% 158 5.44% 1,225 42.14% 2,907 Izard 1,267 79.74% 285 17.94% 37 2.33% 982 61.80% 1,589 Jackson 1,351 66.91% 473 23.43% 195 9.66% 878 43.49% 2,019 Jefferson 2,173 68.18% 921 28.90% 93 2.92% 1,252 39.28% 3,187 Johnson 1,479 65.91% 573 25.53% 192 8.56% 906 40.37% 2,244 Lafayette 891 69.77% 368 28.82% 18 1.41% 523 40.96% 1,277 Lawrence 1,706 81.05% 298 14.16% 101 4.80% 1,408 66.89% 2,105 Lee 848 70.02% 353 29.15% 10 0.83% 495 40.88% 1,211 Lincoln 887 65.70% 448 33.19% 15 1.11% 439 32.52% 1,350 Little River 843 65.50% 363 28.21% 81 6.29% 480 37.30% 1,287 Logan 2,015 59.88% 1,185 35.22% 165 4.90% 830 24.67% 3,365 Lonoke 2,178 77.87% 515 18.41% 104 3.72% 1,663 59.46% 2,797 Madison 1,456 50.38% 1,332 46.09% 102 3.53% 124 4.29% 2,890 Marion 781 63.34% 274 22.22% 178 14.44% 507 41.12% 1,233 Miller 1,418 73.36% 402 20.80% 113 5.85% 1,016 52.56% 1,933 Mississippi 1,249 68.89% 417 23.00% 147 8.11% 832 45.89% 1,813 Monroe 741 57.35% 508 39.32% 43 3.33% 233 18.03% 1,292 Montgomery 939 58.91% 432 27.10% 223 13.99% 507 31.81% 1,594 Nevada 1,376 63.62% 651 30.10% 136 6.29% 725 33.52% 2,163 Newton 550 41.23% 675 50.60% 109 8.17% -125 -9.37% 1,334 Ouachita 1,390 58.01% 970 40.48% 36 1.50% 420 17.53% 2,396 Perry 973 65.04% 435 29.08% 88 5.88% 538 35.96% 1,496 Phillips 1,466 71.90% 552 27.07% 21 1.03% 914 44.83% 2,039 Pike 1,178 64.16% 605 32.95% 53 2.89% 573 31.21% 1,836 Poinsett 1,174 67.90% 511 29.55% 44 2.54% 663 38.35% 1,729 Polk 1,242 66.03% 443 23.55% 196 10.42% 799 42.48% 1,881 Pope 2,145 70.37% 783 25.69% 120 3.94% 1,362 44.69% 3,048 Prairie 1,061 59.27% 654 36.54% 75 4.19% 407 22.74% 1,790 Pulaski 6,008 65.26% 2,593 28.17% 605 6.57% 3,415 37.10% 9,206 Randolph 1,553 74.66% 458 22.02% 69 3.32% 1,095 52.64% 2,080 St. Francis 960 67.56% 395 27.80% 66 4.64% 565 39.76% 1,421 Saline 1,567 81.11% 231 11.96% 134 6.94% 1,336 69.15% 1,932 Scott 1,365 68.15% 487 24.31% 151 7.54% 878 43.83% 2,003 Searcy 629 37.62% 919 54.96% 124 7.42% -290 -17.34% 1,672 Sebastian 3,719 68.14% 1,366 25.03% 373 6.83% 2,353 43.11% 5,458 Sevier 1,265 73.38% 240 13.92% 219 12.70% 1,025 59.45% 1,724 Sharp 972 73.58% 251 19.00% 98 7.42% 721 54.58% 1,321 Stone 682 64.40% 298 28.14% 79 7.46% 384 36.26% 1,059 Union 1,691 77.21% 273 12.47% 226 10.32% 1,418 64.75% 2,190 Van Buren 1,272 60.26% 742 35.15% 97 4.59% 530 25.11% 2,111 Washington 2,922 61.23% 1,625 34.05% 225 4.72% 1,297 27.18% 4,772 White 2,820 74.27% 673 17.72% 304 8.01% 2,147 56.54% 3,797 Woodruff 935 66.36% 438 31.09% 36 2.56% 497 35.27% 1,409 Yell 2,099 67.67% 782 25.21% 221 7.12% 1,317 42.46% 3,102 Totals 112,189 66.64% 47,153 28.01% 8,999 5.35% 65,036 38.63% 168,341
See also edit References edit ^ See Urwin, Cathy Kunzinger. Agenda for Reform: Winthrop Rockefeller as Governor of Arkansas, 1967-71 . p. 32. ISBN 1557282005 ^ Reed, Roy. Faubus: the Life and Times of American Prodigal . p. 32. ISBN 1610751485 ^ Green, James R. Apocalypse and the Millennium in the American Civil War Era: Radical Movements in the Southwest, 1895-1943 . pp. 316–318. ISBN 0807107735 ^ Reed. Faubus , p. 33 ^ Moneyhon, Carl H. Arkansas and the New South: 1874-1929 . p. 121. ISBN 1610750284 ^ Moneyhon. Arkansas and the New South , p. 122 ^ Whayne, Jeannie M.; DeBlack, Thomas A.; Sabo, George; Arnold, Morris S. Arkansas: A Narrative History . p. 302. ISBN 155728993X ^ Robinson, Edgar Eugene. The Presidential Vote 1896-1932 . pp. 139–145. ISBN 9780804716963
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Main article 1916 United States presidential election The 1916 United States presidential election in Arkansas took place on November 7 1916 as part of the 1916 United States presidential election State voters chose nine representatives or electors to the Electoral College who voted for president and vice president 1916 United States presidential election in Arkansas 1912 November 7 1916 1920 Nominee Woodrow Wilson Charles Evans HughesParty Democratic RepublicanHome state New Jersey New YorkRunning mate Thomas R Marshall Charles W FairbanksElectoral vote 9 0Popular vote 112 189 47 153Percentage 66 64 28 01 County Results Wilson 50 60 60 70 70 80 80 90 Hughes 50 60 President before electionWoodrow WilsonDemocratic Elected President Woodrow WilsonDemocraticExcept for the Unionist Ozark counties of Newton and Searcy where Republicans controlled local government Arkansas since the end of Reconstruction had been a classic one party Democratic Solid South state 1 Disfranchisement during the 1890s of effectively all black people and most poor white people had meant that outside those two aberrant counties the Republican Party was completely moribund and Democratic primaries the only competitive elections Although the northwest of the state was to develop a strong Socialist Party movement that served as a swing vote in county elections 2 political repression 3 and internal party divisions 4 diminished that party s strength substantially The Democratic Party under the influence of future federal Senate Minority and Majority Leader Joseph Taylor Robinson and demagogic Governor and Senator Jeff Davis was to make many familiar progressive changes in railroad regulation and child labor 5 but under the administration of George W Donaghey who saw his administration and Democratic primary candidacy as a fight against the Davis Machine 6 more rapid development occurred especially in abolishing convict leasing and improving bank regulation 7 Contents 1 Results 1 1 Results by county 2 See also 3 ReferencesResults editElectoral results Presidential candidate Party Home state Popular vote Electoralvote Running mateCount Percentage Vice presidential candidate Home state Electoral voteWoodrow Wilson Democrat New Jersey 112 189 66 64 9 Thomas R Marshall Indiana 9Charles Evans Hughes Republican New York 47 153 28 01 0 Charles W Fairbanks Indiana 0Allan L Benson Socialist New York 7 098 4 22 0 George Ross Kirkpatrick New Jersey 0Frank Hanly Prohibition Indiana 1 914 1 14 0 Ira Landrith Tennessee 0Total 168 354 100 9 9Needed to win 266 266Results by county edit 1916 United States presidential election in Arkansas by county 8 County Thomas Woodrow Wilson Democratic Charles Evans HughesRepublican Various candidatesOther parties Margin Total votes cast Arkansas 1 119 62 44 613 34 21 60 3 35 506 28 24 1 792Ashley 1 519 74 94 463 22 84 45 2 22 1 056 52 43 2 027Baxter 914 68 88 318 23 96 95 7 16 596 44 91 1 327Benton 3 105 66 49 1 292 27 67 273 5 85 1 813 38 82 4 670Boone 1 411 66 56 598 28 21 111 5 24 813 38 35 2 120Bradley 1 159 73 40 314 19 89 106 6 71 845 53 51 1 579Calhoun 914 72 25 275 21 74 76 6 01 639 50 51 1 265Carroll 1 512 56 71 1 034 38 78 120 4 50 478 17 93 2 666Chicot 560 52 43 472 44 19 36 3 37 88 8 24 1 068Clark 1 975 69 35 824 28 93 49 1 72 1 151 40 41 2 848Clay 1 949 62 99 972 31 42 173 5 59 977 31 58 3 094Cleburne 865 67 00 271 20 99 155 12 01 594 46 01 1 291Cleveland 1 128 81 74 230 16 67 22 1 59 898 65 07 1 380Columbia 2 074 73 44 720 25 50 30 1 06 1 354 47 95 2 824Conway 1 400 55 69 1 030 40 97 84 3 34 370 14 72 2 514Craighead 1 957 73 02 543 20 26 180 6 72 1 414 52 76 2 680Crawford 1 622 55 53 1 195 40 91 104 3 56 427 14 62 2 921Crittenden 562 84 89 91 13 75 9 1 36 471 71 15 662Cross 927 73 98 252 20 11 74 5 91 675 53 87 1 253Dallas 1 150 66 05 524 30 10 67 3 85 626 35 96 1 741Desha 960 71 11 369 27 33 21 1 56 591 43 78 1 350Drew 1 627 64 79 836 33 29 48 1 91 791 31 50 2 511Faulkner 2 031 66 94 817 26 93 186 6 13 1 214 40 01 3 034Franklin 1 679 69 35 586 24 20 156 6 44 1 093 45 15 2 421Fulton 1 094 67 36 388 23 89 142 8 74 706 43 47 1 624Garland 1 670 57 57 1 055 36 37 176 6 07 615 21 20 2 901Grant 957 80 96 188 15 91 37 3 13 769 65 06 1 182Greene 2 292 78 01 529 18 01 117 3 98 1 763 60 01 2 938Hempstead 2 089 59 40 1 225 34 83 203 5 77 864 24 57 3 517Hot Spring 1 429 66 56 625 29 11 93 4 33 804 37 45 2 147Howard 1 316 67 66 545 28 02 84 4 32 771 39 64 1 945Independence 1 987 68 35 762 26 21 158 5 44 1 225 42 14 2 907Izard 1 267 79 74 285 17 94 37 2 33 982 61 80 1 589Jackson 1 351 66 91 473 23 43 195 9 66 878 43 49 2 019Jefferson 2 173 68 18 921 28 90 93 2 92 1 252 39 28 3 187Johnson 1 479 65 91 573 25 53 192 8 56 906 40 37 2 244Lafayette 891 69 77 368 28 82 18 1 41 523 40 96 1 277Lawrence 1 706 81 05 298 14 16 101 4 80 1 408 66 89 2 105Lee 848 70 02 353 29 15 10 0 83 495 40 88 1 211Lincoln 887 65 70 448 33 19 15 1 11 439 32 52 1 350Little River 843 65 50 363 28 21 81 6 29 480 37 30 1 287Logan 2 015 59 88 1 185 35 22 165 4 90 830 24 67 3 365Lonoke 2 178 77 87 515 18 41 104 3 72 1 663 59 46 2 797Madison 1 456 50 38 1 332 46 09 102 3 53 124 4 29 2 890Marion 781 63 34 274 22 22 178 14 44 507 41 12 1 233Miller 1 418 73 36 402 20 80 113 5 85 1 016 52 56 1 933Mississippi 1 249 68 89 417 23 00 147 8 11 832 45 89 1 813Monroe 741 57 35 508 39 32 43 3 33 233 18 03 1 292Montgomery 939 58 91 432 27 10 223 13 99 507 31 81 1 594Nevada 1 376 63 62 651 30 10 136 6 29 725 33 52 2 163Newton 550 41 23 675 50 60 109 8 17 125 9 37 1 334Ouachita 1 390 58 01 970 40 48 36 1 50 420 17 53 2 396Perry 973 65 04 435 29 08 88 5 88 538 35 96 1 496Phillips 1 466 71 90 552 27 07 21 1 03 914 44 83 2 039Pike 1 178 64 16 605 32 95 53 2 89 573 31 21 1 836Poinsett 1 174 67 90 511 29 55 44 2 54 663 38 35 1 729Polk 1 242 66 03 443 23 55 196 10 42 799 42 48 1 881Pope 2 145 70 37 783 25 69 120 3 94 1 362 44 69 3 048Prairie 1 061 59 27 654 36 54 75 4 19 407 22 74 1 790Pulaski 6 008 65 26 2 593 28 17 605 6 57 3 415 37 10 9 206Randolph 1 553 74 66 458 22 02 69 3 32 1 095 52 64 2 080St Francis 960 67 56 395 27 80 66 4 64 565 39 76 1 421Saline 1 567 81 11 231 11 96 134 6 94 1 336 69 15 1 932Scott 1 365 68 15 487 24 31 151 7 54 878 43 83 2 003Searcy 629 37 62 919 54 96 124 7 42 290 17 34 1 672Sebastian 3 719 68 14 1 366 25 03 373 6 83 2 353 43 11 5 458Sevier 1 265 73 38 240 13 92 219 12 70 1 025 59 45 1 724Sharp 972 73 58 251 19 00 98 7 42 721 54 58 1 321Stone 682 64 40 298 28 14 79 7 46 384 36 26 1 059Union 1 691 77 21 273 12 47 226 10 32 1 418 64 75 2 190Van Buren 1 272 60 26 742 35 15 97 4 59 530 25 11 2 111Washington 2 922 61 23 1 625 34 05 225 4 72 1 297 27 18 4 772White 2 820 74 27 673 17 72 304 8 01 2 147 56 54 3 797Woodruff 935 66 36 438 31 09 36 2 56 497 35 27 1 409Yell 2 099 67 67 782 25 21 221 7 12 1 317 42 46 3 102Totals 112 189 66 64 47 153 28 01 8 999 5 35 65 036 38 63 168 341See also editUnited States presidential elections in ArkansasReferences edit See Urwin Cathy Kunzinger Agenda for Reform Winthrop Rockefeller as Governor of Arkansas 1967 71 p 32 ISBN 1557282005 Reed Roy Faubus the Life and Times of American Prodigal p 32 ISBN 1610751485 Green James R Apocalypse and the Millennium in the American Civil War Era Radical Movements in the Southwest 1895 1943 pp 316 318 ISBN 0807107735 Reed Faubus p 33 Moneyhon Carl H Arkansas and the New South 1874 1929 p 121 ISBN 1610750284 Moneyhon Arkansas and the New South p 122 Whayne Jeannie M DeBlack Thomas A Sabo George Arnold Morris S Arkansas A Narrative History p 302 ISBN 155728993X Robinson Edgar Eugene The Presidential Vote 1896 1932 pp 139 145 ISBN 9780804716963 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 1916 United States presidential election in Arkansas amp oldid 1189110494, wikipedia, wiki , book, books, library,
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