1864 United States presidential election in Ohio

The 1864 United States presidential election in Ohio was held on November 8, 1864 as part of the 1864 United States presidential election. State voters chose twenty-one electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

1864 United States presidential election in Ohio

November 8, 1864
 
Nominee Abraham Lincoln George B. McClellan
Party National Union Democratic
Home state Illinois New Jersey
Running mate Andrew Johnson George H. Pendleton
Electoral vote 21 0
Popular vote 265,654 205,599
Percentage 56.37% 43.63%

County Results

President before election

Abraham Lincoln
Republican

Elected President

Abraham Lincoln
National Union

Ohio was won by the National Union Party candidate, incumbent Republican President Abraham Lincoln, who won the state with 56.37% of the popular vote. The Democratic Party candidate, George B. McClellan, garnered 43.63% of the popular vote.[1]

Results

1864 United States presidential election in Ohio
Party Candidate Votes Percentage Electoral votes
National Union Abraham Lincoln 265,654 56.37% 21
Democratic George B. McClellan 205,599 43.63% 0
Totals 471,253 100.0% 21

Results by county

County Abraham Lincoln[2]
Republican
George B. McClellan[2]
Democratic
Margin Total votes cast
# % # % # %
Adams 2,094 51.99% 1,934 48.01% 160 3.97% 4,028
Allen 1,882 45.61% 2,244 54.39% -362 -8.77% 4,126
Ashland 2,144 48.46% 2,280 51.54% -136 -3.07% 4,424
Ashtabula 6,045 85.30% 1,042 14.70% 5,003 70.59% 7,087
Athens 3,040 69.82% 1,314 30.18% 1,726 39.64% 4,354
Auglaize 1,180 33.17% 2,377 66.83% -1,197 -33.65% 3,557
Belmont 3,379 49.10% 3,503 50.90% -124 -1.80% 6,882
Brown 2,702 47.98% 2,929 52.02% -227 -4.03% 5,631
Butler 3,250 42.96% 4,316 57.04% -1,066 -14.09% 7,566
Carroll 1,826 59.79% 1,228 40.21% 598 19.58% 3,054
Champaign 2,766 61.06% 1,764 38.94% 1,002 22.12% 4,530
Clark 3,720 68.61% 1,702 31.39% 2,018 37.22% 5,422
Clermont 3,316 50.02% 3,314 49.98% 2 0.03% 6,630
Clinton 2,771 66.55% 1,393 33.45% 1,378 33.09% 4,164
Columbiana 4,553 64.54% 2,501 35.46% 2,052 29.09% 7,054
Coshocton 2,122 46.40% 2,451 53.60% -329 -7.19% 4,573
Crawford 1,955 38.34% 3,144 61.66% -1,189 -23.32% 5,099
Cuyahoga 10,009 63.06% 5,864 36.94% 4,145 26.11% 15,873
Darke 2,584 48.90% 2,700 51.10% -116 -2.20% 5,284
Defiance 1,146 42.15% 1,573 57.85% -427 -15.70% 2,719
Delaware 2,900 60.28% 1,911 39.72% 989 20.56% 4,811
Erie 3,033 62.41% 1,827 37.59% 1,206 24.81% 4,860
Fairfield 2,427 40.87% 3,512 59.13% -1,085 -18.27% 5,939
Fayette 1,848 59.83% 1,241 40.17% 607 19.65% 3,089
Franklin 4,819 45.73% 5,719 54.27% -900 -8.54% 10,538
Fulton 1,953 66.86% 968 33.14% 985 33.72% 2,921
Gallia 2,828 70.75% 1,169 29.25% 1,659 41.51% 3,997
Geauga 2,974 85.73% 495 14.27% 2,479 71.46% 3,469
Greene 3,887 71.40% 1,557 28.60% 2,330 42.80% 5,444
Guernsey 2,677 57.52% 1,977 42.48% 700 15.04% 4,654
Hamilton 22,833 57.89% 16,606 42.11% 6,227 15.79% 39,439
Hancock 2,178 48.64% 2,300 51.36% -122 -2.72% 4,478
Hardin 1,640 52.92% 1,459 47.08% 181 5.84% 3,099
Harrison 2,236 58.81% 1,566 41.19% 670 17.62% 3,802
Henry 830 40.06% 1,242 59.94% -412 -19.88% 2,072
Highland 3,120 54.61% 2,593 45.39% 527 9.22% 5,713
Hocking 1,381 42.30% 1,884 57.70% -503 -15.41% 3,265
Holmes 1,066 28.45% 2,681 71.55% -1,615 -43.10% 3,747
Huron 4,430 67.99% 2,086 32.01% 2,344 35.97% 6,516
Jackson 1,957 59.77% 1,317 40.23% 640 19.55% 3,274
Jefferson 3,407 66.32% 1,730 33.68% 1,677 32.65% 5,137
Knox 2,899 53.25% 2,545 46.75% 354 6.50% 5,444
Lake 2,787 82.63% 586 17.37% 2,201 65.25% 3,373
Lawrence 2,985 72.68% 1,122 27.32% 1,863 45.36% 4,107
Licking 3,312 46.22% 3,853 53.78% -541 -7.55% 7,165
Logan 2,637 61.86% 1,626 38.14% 1,011 23.72% 4,263
Lorain 4,600 73.65% 1,646 26.35% 2,954 47.29% 6,246
Lucas 3,790 64.40% 2,095 35.60% 1,695 28.80% 5,885
Madison 1,688 58.94% 1,176 41.06% 512 17.88% 2,864
Mahoning 3,044 55.71% 2,420 44.29% 624 11.42% 5,464
Marion 1,520 46.91% 1,720 53.09% -200 -6.17% 3,240
Medina 2,936 64.29% 1,631 35.71% 1,305 28.57% 4,567
Meigs 3,522 70.68% 1,461 29.32% 2,061 41.36% 4,983
Mercer 834 30.21% 1,927 69.79% -1,093 -39.59% 2,761
Miami 3,821 61.94% 2,348 38.06% 1,473 23.88% 6,169
Monroe 1,440 31.03% 3,201 68.97% -1,761 -37.94% 4,641
Montgomery 5,554 51.21% 5,291 48.79% 263 2.43% 10,845
Morgan 2,601 60.14% 1,724 39.86% 877 20.28% 4,325
Morrow 2,366 58.83% 1,656 41.17% 710 17.65% 4,022
Muskingum 4,422 53.16% 3,896 46.84% 526 6.32% 8,318
Noble 2,211 56.23% 1,721 43.77% 490 12.46% 3,932
Ottawa 823 49.31% 846 50.69% -23 -1.38% 1,669
Paulding 805 69.10% 360 30.90% 445 38.20% 1,165
Perry 1,824 49.52% 1,859 50.48% -35 -0.95% 3,683
Pickaway 2,215 46.67% 2,531 53.33% -316 -6.66% 4,746
Pike 1,048 41.24% 1,493 58.76% -445 -17.51% 2,541
Portage 3,475 64.40% 1,921 35.60% 1,554 28.80% 5,396
Preble 2,687 61.25% 1,700 38.75% 987 22.50% 4,387
Putnam 1,120 39.53% 1,713 60.47% -593 -20.93% 2,833
Richland 3,194 48.41% 3,404 51.59% -210 -3.18% 6,598
Ross 3,380 51.34% 3,204 48.66% 176 2.67% 6,584
Sandusky 2,294 49.09% 2,379 50.91% -85 -1.82% 4,673
Scioto 2,806 57.78% 2,050 42.22% 756 15.57% 4,856
Seneca 3,042 48.08% 3,285 51.92% -243 -3.84% 6,327
Shelby 1,602 44.18% 2,024 55.82% -422 -11.64% 3,626
Stark 4,797 52.84% 4,282 47.16% 515 5.67% 9,079
Summit 4,204 69.88% 1,812 30.12% 2,392 39.76% 6,016
Trumbull 5,093 72.83% 1,900 27.17% 3,193 45.66% 6,993
Tuscarawas 3,049 49.47% 3,114 50.53% -65 -1.05% 6,163
Union 2,233 63.87% 1,263 36.13% 970 27.75% 3,496
Van Wert 1,214 50.44% 1,193 49.56% 21 0.87% 2,407
Vinton 1,212 47.42% 1,344 52.58% -132 -5.16% 2,556
Warren 3,911 70.84% 1,610 29.16% 2,301 41.68% 5,521
Washington 4,102 57.35% 3,050 42.65% 1,052 14.71% 7,152
Wayne 3,155 48.13% 3,400 51.87% -245 -3.74% 6,555
Williams 2,154 60.27% 1,420 39.73% 734 20.54% 3,574
Wood 2,614 63.60% 1,496 36.40% 1,118 27.20% 4,110
Wyandot 1,730 47.94% 1,879 52.06% -149 -4.13% 3,609
Totals265,66056.37%205,59043.63%60,07012.75%471,250
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