Presidential election · 1912
1912 electoral map
Woodrow Wilson (Democratic) won the 1912 presidential election with 435 electoral votes to Theodore Roosevelt's 88. Wilson carried 40 of the 48 states that took part.
Winner
Woodrow Wilson
435
Progressive
Theodore Roosevelt
88
William Howard Taft 8
official Electoral College count
DemocraticProgressive (Bull Moose)RepublicanNot a state yet / did not vote
Good to know
- Some electoral votes were split within states, cast by faithless electors or not counted, so the coloured states do not add up exactly to the official totals shown here. Each state is coloured by the party that won most of its electors.
States won in 1912
Woodrow Wilson· Democratic
40 statesNew York 45Illinois 29Ohio 24Texas 20Massachusetts 18Missouri 18Indiana 15Georgia 14New Jersey 14Iowa 13Kentucky 13Wisconsin 13Alabama 12North Carolina 12Tennessee 12Virginia 12Kansas 10Louisiana 10Mississippi 10Oklahoma 10Arkansas 9South Carolina 9Maryland 8Nebraska 8West Virginia 8Connecticut 7Colorado 6Florida 6Maine 6North Dakota 5Oregon 5Rhode Island 5Idaho 4Montana 4New Hampshire 4Arizona 3Delaware 3Nevada 3New Mexico 3Wyoming 3
Theodore Roosevelt· Progressive (Bull Moose)
6 statesElectoral College in 1912
48 states held 531 electoral votes in 1912. The largest prize was New York with 45 electoral votes.
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Sources: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0): results by state, electors by state and year, and the 1912 election article.