1880 United States presidential election in Ohio

The 1880 United States presidential election in Ohio was held on November 2, 1880 as part of the 1880 United States presidential election. State voters chose 22 electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

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1880 United States presidential election in Ohio
November 2, 1880
 
Nominee James A. Garfield Winfield Scott Hancock
Party Republican Democratic
Home state Ohio Pennsylvania
Running mate Chester A. Arthur William Hayden English
Electoral vote 22 0
Popular vote 375,048 340,821
Percentage 51.73% 47.01%
County Results
President before election

Rutherford B. Hayes
Republican

 Elected President

James A. Garfield
Republican

Elections in Ohio

Ohio was narrowly won by the Republican Party candidate and native son, James A. Garfield, won the state with 51.73% of the popular vote. The Democratic Party candidate, Winfield Scott Hancock, garnered 47.01% of the popular vote.[1]

Results
1880 United States presidential election in Ohio
Party Candidate Votes Percentage Electoral votes
Republican James A. Garfield 375,048 51.73% 22
Democratic Winfield Scott Hancock 340,821 47.01% 0
Greenback James B. Weaver 6,456 0.89% 0
Prohibition Neal Dow 2,616 0.36% 0
Write-ins Scattered 26 0.00% 0
Totals 724,967 100.0% 22

Results by county
County James Abraham Garfield[2]
Republican		 Winfield Scott Hancock[2]
Democratic		 Various candidates[2]
Other parties		 Margin Total votes cast
# % # % # % # % #
Adams 2,563 48.40% 2,725 51.45% 8 0.15% -162 -3.06% 5,296
Allen 2,906 42.44% 3,890 56.81% 51 0.60% -1,070 -13.61% 6,847
Ashland 2,752 46.07% 3,217 53.86% 4 0.07% -465 -7.79% 5,973
Ashtabula 6,926 72.88% 2,286 24.06% 291 3.06% 4,640 48.83% 9,503
Athens 3,645 60.48% 2,234 37.07% 148 2.46% 1,411 23.41% 6,027
Auglaize 1,837 33.73% 3,599 66.09% 10 0.18% -1,762 -32.35% 5,446
Belmont 5,539 50.08% 5,379 48.63% 143 1.29% 160 1.45% 11,061
Brown 3,184 42.35% 4,324 57.51% 11 0.15% -1,140 -15.16% 7,519
Butler 3,831 37.90% 6,266 62.00% 10 0.10% -2,435 -24.09% 10,107
Carroll 2,241 58.00% 1,569 40.61% 54 1.40% 672 17.39% 3,864
Champaign 4,100 58.38% 2,865 40.79% 58 0.83% 1,235 17.59% 7,023
Clark 6,229 58.96% 4,179 39.56% 157 1.49% 2,050 19.40% 10,565
Clermont 4,028 46.31% 4,417 50.79% 252 2.90% -389 -4.47% 8,697
Clinton 3,937 64.29% 2,167 35.39% 20 0.33% 1,770 28.90% 6,124
Columbiana 6,545 58.46% 4,273 38.17% 378 3.38% 2,272 20.29% 11,196
Coshocton 2,831 44.99% 3,440 54.67% 21 0.33% -609 -9.68% 6,292
Crawford 2,622 36.10% 4,567 62.87% 75 1.03% -1,945 -26.78% 7,264
Cuyahoga 22,123 58.66% 15,130 40.12% 463 1.23% 6,993 18.54% 37,716
Darke 4,046 43.46% 5,167 55.51% 96 1.03% -1,121 -12.04% 9,309
Defiance 1,977 38.41% 3,140 61.01% 30 0.58% -1,163 -22.60% 5,147
Delaware 3,508 52.90% 2,968 44.75% 156 2.35% 540 8.14% 6,632
Erie 3,661 51.51% 3,305 46.50% 141 1.98% 356 5.01% 7,107
Fairfield 3,103 38.91% 4,842 60.72% 29 0.36% -1,739 -21.81% 7,974
Fayette 2,830 56.99% 2,111 42.51% 25 0.50% 719 14.48% 4,966
Franklin 9,438 48.30% 9,863 50.47% 240 1.23% -425 -2.17% 19,541
Fulton 2,912 60.65% 1,787 37.22% 102 2.12% 1,125 23.43% 4,801
Gallia 3,488 59.92% 2,310 39.68% 23 0.40% 1,178 20.24% 5,821
Geauga 3,053 77.80% 815 20.77% 56 1.43% 2,238 57.03% 3,924
Greene 4,927 66.29% 2,455 33.03% 51 0.69% 2,472 33.26% 7,433
Guernsey 3,318 55.78% 2,568 43.17% 62 1.04% 750 12.61% 5,948
Hamilton 35,173 53.76% 30,122 46.04% 133 0.20% 5,051 7.72% 65,428
Hancock 3,124 47.94% 3,350 51.41% 42 0.64% -226 -3.47% 6,516
Hardin 3,472 53.11% 3,032 46.38% 33 0.50% 440 6.73% 6,537
Harrison 2,767 56.53% 2,082 42.53% 46 0.94% 685 13.99% 4,895
Henry 1,738 37.44% 2,871 61.85% 33 0.71% -1,133 -24.41% 4,642
Highland 3,648 50.91% 3,490 48.71% 27 0.38% 158 2.21% 7,165
Hocking 1,830 42.15% 2,422 55.78% 90 2.07% -592 -13.63% 4,342
Holmes 1,370 29.36% 3,281 70.30% 16 0.34% -1,911 -40.95% 4,667
Huron 4,566 57.96% 3,040 38.59% 272 3.45% 1,526 19.37% 7,878
Jackson 2,763 57.04% 2,031 41.93% 50 1.03% 732 15.11% 4,844
Jefferson 4,434 59.41% 2,945 39.46% 85 1.14% 1,489 19.95% 7,464
Knox 3,432 48.82% 3,475 49.43% 123 1.75% -43 -0.61% 7,030
Lake 2,978 71.07% 1,104 26.35% 108 2.58% 1,874 44.73% 4,190
Lawrence 4,627 61.50% 2,862 38.04% 34 0.45% 1,765 23.46% 7,523
Licking 4,210 42.62% 5,575 56.44% 92 0.93% -1,365 -13.82% 9,877
Logan 3,739 59.16% 2,468 39.05% 113 1.79% 1,271 20.11% 6,320
Lorain 5,609 66.25% 2,752 32.51% 105 1.24% 2,857 33.75% 8,466
Lucas 7,157 52.67% 5,985 44.04% 447 3.29% 1,172 8.62% 13,589
Madison 2,680 53.09% 2,305 45.66% 63 1.25% 375 7.43% 5,048
Mahoning 4,943 53.33% 4,044 43.63% 282 3.04% 899 9.70% 9,269
Marion 2,192 42.46% 2,932 56.79% 39 0.76% -740 -14.33% 5,163
Medina 3,340 60.31% 2,158 38.97% 40 0.72% 1,182 21.34% 5,538
Meigs 4,103 59.51% 2,749 39.87% 43 0.62% 1,354 19.64% 6,895
Mercer 1,473 30.40% 3,367 69.48% 6 0.12% -1,894 -39.08% 4,846
Miami 4,928 57.33% 3,604 41.93% 64 0.74% 1,324 15.40% 8,596
Monroe 1,600 29.30% 3,751 68.70% 109 2.00% -2,151 -39.40% 5,460
Montgomery 9,726 48.28% 10,332 51.28% 89 0.44% -606 -3.01% 20,147
Morgan 2,510 53.11% 2,091 44.24% 125 2.64% 419 8.87% 4,726
Morrow 2,581 52.95% 2,143 43.97% 150 3.08% 438 8.99% 4,874
Muskingum 5,804 51.63% 5,336 47.46% 102 0.91% 468 4.16% 11,242
Noble 2,316 50.59% 2,044 44.65% 218 4.76% 272 5.94% 4,578
Ottawa 1,510 36.58% 2,559 61.99% 59 1.43% -1,049 -25.41% 4,128
Paulding 1,527 51.85% 1,413 47.98% 5 0.17% 114 3.87% 2,945
Perry 2,676 42.84% 3,187 51.02% 384 6.15% -511 -8.18% 6,247
Pickaway 2,910 43.63% 3,753 56.27% 7 0.10% -843 -12.64% 6,670
Pike 1,756 44.16% 2,192 55.13% 28 0.70% -436 -10.97% 3,976
Portage 3,990 54.97% 3,147 43.35% 122 1.68% 843 11.61% 7,259
Preble 3,183 53.02% 2,711 45.16% 109 1.82% 472 7.86% 6,003
Putnam 1,851 34.94% 3,417 64.50% 30 0.57% -1,566 -29.56% 5,298
Richland 4,032 45.11% 4,885 54.65% 22 0.25% -853 -9.54% 8,939
Ross 4,734 50.81% 4,551 48.85% 32 0.34% 183 1.96% 9,317
Sandusky 3,059 44.49% 3,640 52.94% 177 2.57% -581 -8.45% 6,876
Scioto 3,639 55.03% 2,912 44.03% 62 0.94% 727 10.99% 6,613
Seneca 4,008 44.61% 4,845 53.92% 132 1.47% -837 -9.32% 8,985
Shelby 2,274 40.51% 3,320 59.14% 20 0.36% -1,046 -18.63% 5,614
Stark 7,264 50.21% 6,965 48.14% 238 1.65% 299 2.07% 14,467
Summit 5,890 57.73% 4,071 39.90% 241 2.36% 1,819 17.83% 10,202
Trumbull 6,796 66.39% 3,148 30.75% 293 2.86% 3,648 35.64% 10,237
Tuscarawas 4,096 45.43% 4,844 53.73% 76 0.84% -748 -8.30% 9,016
Union 3,302 59.13% 2,236 40.04% 46 0.82% 1,066 19.09% 5,584
Van Wert 2,634 50.51% 2,571 49.30% 10 0.19% 63 1.21% 5,215
Vinton 1,700 46.00% 1,992 53.90% 4 0.11% -292 -7.90% 3,696
Warren 4,565 63.86% 2,564 35.87% 19 0.27% 2,001 27.99% 7,148
Washington 4,711 50.64% 4,452 47.86% 140 1.50% 259 2.78% 9,303
Wayne 4,424 47.69% 4,819 51.95% 34 0.37% -395 -4.26% 9,277
Williams 2,881 50.92% 2,596 45.88% 181 3.20% 285 5.04% 5,658
Wood 4,305 54.16% 3,441 43.29% 203 2.55% 864 10.87% 7,949
Wyandot 2,398 44.44% 2,983 55.28% 15 0.28% -585 -10.84% 5,396
Totals375,04851.73%340,82147.01%9,0981.25%34,7674.72%715,869
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References
  1. http://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/state.php?f=0&fips=39&year=1880
  2. Géoelections; Presidential election of 1880 Popular Vote (.xlsx file for €15)


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