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US Election 1884 Map

US Election 1884 Map

The 1884 election was a close contest. Democrat Grover Cleveland narrowly defeated Republican James G. Blaine, winning by just a handful of votes in New York. This state decided everything. On our U.S. election map of 1884, the North and Midwest leaned Republican, while the South held strong for the Democrats.

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On the Map

The 1884 Presidential Election map illustrates a historic shift, as Grover Cleveland became the first Democrat to win the White House since the Civil War began. The election was decided by an incredibly narrow margin in New York, which Cleveland carried by just over 1,000 popular votes.

States and Electoral Votes

State

Total Votes

Cleveland (D)

Blaine (R)

New York

36

36

0

Pennsylvania

30

0

30

Ohio

23

0

23

Illinois

22

0

22

Missouri

16

16

0

Indiana

15

15

0

Massachusetts

14

0

14

Kentucky

13

13

0

Michigan

13

0

13

Tennessee

12

12

0

Georgia

12

12

0

Iowa

13

0

13

Virginia

12

12

0

North Carolina

11

11

0

Wisconsin

11

0

11

Alabama

10

10

0

Texas

13

13

0

New Jersey

9

9

0

Mississippi

9

9

0

Maryland

8

8

0

Louisiana

8

8

0

California

8

0

8

South Carolina

9

9

0

Arkansas

7

7

0

Maine

6

0

6

Minnesota

7

0

7

Kansas

9

0

9

West Virginia

6

6

0

Connecticut

6

6

0

New Hampshire

4

0

4

Vermont

4

0

4

Rhode Island

4

0

4

Florida

4

4

0

Nebraska

5

0

5

Colorado

3

0

3

Nevada

3

0

3

Oregon

3

0

3

Delaware

3

3

0

Election Summary
  • The Winner: Grover Cleveland (Democrat) won 219 electoral votes (55%).
  • The Challenger: James G. Blaine (Republican) received 182 electoral votes (45%).
  • Popular Vote: Totaled 10,052,706. Cleveland won by a razor-thin margin of 48.5% (4,874,986) to Blaine’s 48.25% (4,851,981).
  • Third Parties: Minor parties, including the Prohibition and Greenback parties, accounted for 3.25% of the vote (325,739 votes).

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