New York State President, 1940
Willkie, Roos.. Roos..

Willkle, Roos.,
Counties

Roos..
Rep.
Dem. A.-L.

Counties

Rep.

. Dem. A.-L. Albany • 58.912 72,191 4,861

Oswego

22.688 12,400 1,059 Allegany 15,611 4,715

362
Otsego.
16.771 7.090

708 Broome. 44,013 30.243 1,849

Putnam
7,164 4,309

435 Cattaraugus 22.987 10,409 1.515 Rennsselaer

39,648 30.259 2.128 Cayugs 21.032 12.786 1,199 Rockland

20,040 13,648 1.249 Chautauqua 35.536 19.906 1,618 St. Lawrence

24,339 13,815 1.754 Chemung 22.156 14.136 1.067 Saratoga.

21.298 13,640 1.397 Chenango 14,168 4,989

252
Schenectady

34,101 30,106 1.935 Clinton 10,369 10.324 1.054

Schoharie
7,316 3,760

313 Columbia 13,527 7.697 894 Schuyler

4,936 2.029

182 Cortland 12,233 4,709 438 Seneca

8,364 3.932

271 Delaware 15,684 5,457 511 Steuben

27.587 13.882

769 Dutchess 32,329 23,791 1,807 Suffolk

63,712 30,857 2,996 Erie 183,664 172,544 17.235 Sullivan

11.877 8.538 1.247 Essex

11,868
5,014
531 Tioga

9,618 3.812

269 Franklin 11.446 8.535 944 Tompkins

14,325 6.318

800 Fulton. 14,896 8,406

634
Ulster

27,186 18,333 2.070 Genesee 14,503 6,018

646
Warren
13,657 6,598

628 Greene 10.153 6.024 401 Wasbington

15,960 7.214

763 Hamilton

2.029
782

58
Wayne.

19.196
6,810

548 Herkimer 17.590 11,934 1.079 Westchester

182,883 100.717 9,397 Jefferson. 25,584 13,358 1,223

Wyoming
11,323 4,178

215 Lewis 8.049 3,136 330 Yates..

7,084 1,908

262 Livingston 12,629 5,842

555 Madison 15, 262 5,777

524 Outside N. Y. C. 1,779,854 1,185,426 100,409 Monroe 114,383 112,564 8,049

Bronx

198,293 333.013 85,918 Montgomery 15,546 14,138

941
Kings

394,534 612,914 129,754 Nassau 143.672 68,356 4.815 New York

292,480 408, 747 69.406 Niagara 36,729 30.733 2,474

Queens.

323,406 259,270 28.754 Oneida.. 52.362 46,001 3.108 Richmond

38,911 35,130 3,177 Onondaga

91.056 63.039 4,442 Ontario 18,932 8,335

775 Greater N. Y. C. 1,247,624 1,649,074 317.009 Orange

38,913 25,297 2,335 Orleans. 10,958 4,087 438 Total.

3,027,478 2,834,500 417,418 Total Roosevelt vote_3,251.918. Roosevelt plurality over Willkie 224,440. Thomas, Soc., 18,950 (of which 12,394 was cast in Greater New York); Babson, Proh., 3,250.

New York State-U. S. Senator, 1940
Barton Mead Mead

Barton Mead
Counties

Mead
Rep.
Dem. A.-L.

Counties

Rep. Dem. A.-L. Albany 53.296 82,119

Oswego
22,119 11,549

926 Allegany 14,862 4,863 337 Otsego

16,256 7.713 Broome

42,727
28,760

1,713
Putnam

6,909 4,799
Cattaraugus
20,836 11.390 1,533 Rensselaer

38 31,599 2,060 Cayuga 20,426 12,608 1.136 Rockland

19.032 13,851 1.164 Chautauqua 33,565 21,455

St. Lawrence

24.068 12,620 1,442 Chemung 21.235 14,192 964 Saratoga.

21,267 13,921 Chenango

13.887
5.005
Schenectady

35,694 29, 208
Cunton
10.567 10.066

Schoharle

6,956 4,000 Columbia 13,010 8,270

Schuyler

4,724 2,096 Cortland 11.806 4,535 399 Seneca

7,908 4,241 Delaware 15,141 5,039 409 Steuben

25,585 15,061 Dutchess 32,084 23,185 1.690 Suffolk

62,243 30,699 2,751 Erie.. 162,038 187.875 17.829 Sullivan

10,863 9.544
Essex
11.687 4.691

447
Tioga

9,253 4,108
Franklin.
10,864 7.613
652 Tompkins

13,967 5.834

689 Fulton.. 14,969 8,252

Ulster.

26,749 19,543
Genesee
13,659 6,553

641
Warren
13,319 6,369

549 Greene 9,722 6,406

Washington

15,619 7,657 Hamilton

1,796
805
Wayne
18,423 6,775

489 Herkimer 17.114 12,480

Westchester

179,542 99,386 8.847 Jefferson 24,662 12,559 1,039

Wyoming

10,562 4,670 Lewis 7,580 3.359

Yates..

6.688 2.054 Livingston 12,176 6,215

523 Madison 14,581 5.712

482 Outside N. Y. C, .1,716,663 1,211,673 65,395 Monroe

119,169 104.296 7,532
Montgomery
15,459 13,539

864
Bronx.

182,495 336.853 87 270 Nassau. 140.984 72,448

Kings.

363,509 614,710 130.111 Niagara 35,323 30,163 2,352 New York

275,410 414,626 69,145 Oneida. 50,424 45,562 2,758 Queens

294,781 275,508 29,438 Onondago. 88.750 67,223

Richmond.

35,994 40,037 Ontario. 18,377 8,399

704 Orange. 37,776 24,738 2,100

N. Y. City

1,152,189 1,681,734 315,964 Orleans

10,577
4.001

374 Mead total-3.274.766: Barton total-2,868,852. Paine, Prohibition-4.944.

Proportional Representation was retained-Man- O'Day and Merritt. hattan-No, 174,747; yes, 123.133.

Westchester County--County Clerk, Mercer, Rep., Bronx--No, 158,927; yes, 119.652.

166,604; D'Aloia, Dem., 94,598. Brooklyn-No, 258,281; yes, 195,438.

District Attorney-Gallagher, Rep., 178,194; Queens-No, 176,392; yes, 109,554.

Connolly, Dem., 96 299. Richmond-No, 14,421, Yes, 18,112

Nassau County--County Executive, Sprague, Rep., City total-No, 782,768; yes, 565,879. No meant 132,022; Block, Dem., 73,330. retain; yes meant let go.

District Attorney-Neary, Rep., 140,613; Muiry, Borough President, Brooklyn-Cashmore, Dem., Dem., 69,455. 645, 145; Baar, Rep., 306,040; Armstrong, Amer. County Clerk-Ransom, Rep., 136,448; MulholLabor, 129,965

land, Dem., 69,414. County Judge, Kings (Brooklyn)-Leibowith. Surrogate-Howell, Rep. 136.980; Kiernan, Dem.. Dem. and A. Labor, 710,529; Judd, Rep., 382,543 70.260.

Representative at Large--The semi-official vote, Sheriff ---Mederer, Rep., 136,075; Bohan, Dem., with some districts, showed a plurality for Mrs. 70.185.

New York State President, 1936, 1932, 1928 (Figures in parentheses with Roosevelt, 1936, vote show American Labor Party vote, which is included

in the figure preceding parentheses)
1936

1932

1928

18

70

Roosevelt, Landon, Thom., Roos., Hoover, Thom., Smith, Hoover. Counties

Dem.
Rep. Soc. Dem. Rep.

Soc. Dem. Rep. Albany

71,631 (731)

52,962 2,834 73,194 46,244 1,181 62.380 48,762 Allegany.

5,298 (61)

13.829 375 4,961 12,348 427 3,491 15,306 Broome.

29,708 (405)

36.945 850 22,802 32,751 673 19,563 39.860 Cattaraugus.

11,901 (130)

20,484
577 11,467 18,071 1,176 10.229

22,135 Cayuga.

12,158 (135)

20,203 822 12,989 17,280 713 11.787 20,202 Chautauqua.

23,283 (348)
30,435 1,128 16,914

30,479 2.385 13,223 38,220 Chemung

15,542 (460)

20,515 122 13,825 20,152 740 12,189 25,029 Chenango.

5.143 (27)

13,772 73 5,953 11,566 185 3,986 13,955 Clinton

10.898 (70)
10,521 110 11,027 8,263 68

10,888 7,824 Columbia.

8,375 (88)
13,034 236 9,083 11,667 155

6,403 14,000 Cortland..

4,606 (68)

11,718 303 4,425 9.859 284 3,662 11,960 Delaware.

6,142 (71)
15,164 58 6,723 13,050 194

4,362 16.225 Dutchess.

23,467 (414) 28,868 922 20,374 25,757 634 16.748 28,687 Erie.

183,555 (5,538) 152,312 5,750 131,012 141,059 9,485 126,449 144,726 Essex

5,447 (31)

11,599 39 5,597 10.062 113 5,291 10,462 Franklin.

8,799 (64)

11,521 147 10,318 9,422 106 9,501 9,495 Fulton.

8,977 (283)

14,253 466 5.678 14.984 249 5,728 15,043 Genesee.

6,177 (24)

13,292 583 6,152 11,881 280 5,181 13,251 Greene

6,744 (73)

9,060 247 6,794 7,334 123 4,440 9,529 Hamilton,

934 (4)
1,695 0 1,107 1,603

952 1.399 Herkimer.

12,847 (348)
15,941 321 11,194 15,158

394 10,654 18,624 Jefferson.

13,975 (202)

24,925 543 13,478 22,760 451 12,908 26,361 Lewis

3,263 (38)

8,048
· 108
4,086 6,258

4,161 7,175 Livingston

6,088 (57)

12,353 503 6,529 11,114 226 5,545 11,632 Madison

5,867 (75)

14,353 353 6,896 11,931 413 5,217 14.333 Monroe

114,286 (12,822) 93.055 2,715 83,208 95,964 5,950 73,759 99.803 Montgomery

14,698 (84)

14,127 286 11,700 14,104 131 9,845 15,257 Nassau.

74,232 (1,646) 94,968 3,301 61,752 78.544 3,521 40,079 71,015 Niagara..

29,207 (300) 30,144 1,965 20,765 30,852 1.117 16.881 33,229 Oueids

43,439 (1,196) 46.317 1.244 38,413 41,193 1,318 38,231 44.782 Onondags

62.945 (1.784) 80,498 2,639 62,227 66.363 4,158 54,706 76.278 Ontario.

8,787 (68)

17,812 604 9.273 15,624 398 8,491 17,769 Orange.

27,528 (411)

34,428 1.271 22,971 30.687 703 19,047 37,334 Orleans.

4,016 (44)

10,569 398 4,303 9,735 222 3,792 9,828 Oswego.

11,068 (86)

22,803 484 13,314 18.322 520 11.039 21,849 Otsego.

7.807 (51)

16,682 266 8.114 14,904 233 6.006 18.286 Putnam.

4,682 (126)
5,761 177 3.730 4,633 137

2,278 4.534 Rensselaer.

31,754 (417) 34,772 2.024 32,783 30.606 662 33,094 32,370 Rockland

15,876 (342)
15,583 574 13,347 13,963

599 9.769 15,732 St. Lawrence.

12,763 (112)

26,031 736 12,687 22.650 204 12,567 25,804 Saratoga

14,619 (188)

19.153 475 13,053 17,990 488 12,2471 19.183 Schenectady

31,027 (618) 26.914 1,361, 22.230 28.187 2,630 21.277 29.428 Schoharie.

4,229 (45)
6,895 301 4,684 5,513 109

2,926 6.906 Schuyler.

2,561 (20)

4,819 75 2,255 4,491 81 1,731 4.749 Seneca

4,295 (28)
7,919
4,764 6,502 167

3,873

7,911 Steuben.

14,978 (323)

24,987 821 13,219 22,986 687 10.699 28.028 Surtolk..

33,078 (486) 48,970 2,187 30,799 40,247 1,365 19,497 41,199 Sullivan.

9,908 (348)

9,757 256 9.656 8,294 435 6,207 10.331 Tioga

4,305 (53)

9,163
150

4,067 8,047 181 2.779 9.963 Tompkins

7,007 (64)

13,332 374 6,180 12,185 496 5,114 14,471 Ulster 19,118 (469) 24,678 762

18,092 21.002 566 14,200 25,418 Warren

6.807 (32)

12,873

182

6,661 11,585 133 6,793 11,697 Washington

7,713 (56)

15,186 406 7,512 14,478 144 7,221 15,499 Wayne

7,099 (83)

17,901 516 7,122 15,031 341 5,338 18,187 Westchester

123,561 (3.961) 133,670 3,841 101,435 112,747 6,023 80,926 109,939 Wyoming

4,420 (24)
10.253 162 4,490 9,377 255

3,992 10.830 Yates

2,257 (47)

6,897 122 2,399 6,048 115 1.950 7.386 Outside N.Y. C. 1,251,875 (36,079) 1,514,7191 48,377 1,079.783 1,353,907 54.832 921.956 1,479,242 Bronx,

419,625 (64,522) 93,151 6,892 281,330 76.587 31,247 232,709 98,590 Kings.

738,306 (119,096) 212,852 11,647 514.172 192,536 50,509 404.394 245,623 New York.

517,134 (36.857) 174.299 10,529 378,077 157,014 23,946 317.227 186,396 Queens

320.053 (16,176) 162,797 8,314 244,740 136,641 14,854 184,640 158,505 Richmond

46.229 (2,194) 22,852 1.138 36.857 21,278 2,009 28,937 24.988 Totals, N. Y.C..2,041,347 (238,845) 665,951 38,520 1,455,176 584,056 122,565 1,167,907 714,102

Whole State 3,293,222 (274,924) 2,180,670 86,879 12,534,959 (1.937,963177,397 2,089,8632, 193,344 1936 (President)-Browder, Com., 35,609; Lemke over 1,900 scattering votes, largely in Erie (182), Jefferson, (588), and Oneida (705) Counties. The Union candidates were not on the ballot. There were a few scattering ballots for the Socialist Labor and Prohibition candidates.

1932 (President)--Foster, Com., 27,956, Reynolds, Soc. Lab., 10,339.
1928 (President)---Thomas, Soc., 107,332; Foster, Workers, 10,884; Reynolds, Soc. Lab., 4,206.

232

Totals

13,388,741 2,433,9762,483,235 2,900,184 1,967,869 1,977,360 2,324,3892.338,804 1,568,305 The Registration in the State (including N. Y. City) was-(1922) 3,266,242; (1924) 3,887,554; (1925) 3,503.880; (1920) 3,621,036; (1927) 3,584,640; (1928) 4,885,276; (1929) 4,007,050; (1930) 4,038, 114; (1931) 4,169,695; (1932) 5,350,822; (1933) 5,215,627; (1934) 4,783.095; (1935) 4,966,819; (1936) 6,218,334; (1937) 5,531,513; (1938) 5,557,845: (1940) 0,960.117.

The enrollment in New York State in 1939 was-Democrats, 2,251,626; American Laborites, 151,358; Republicans, 1,823,173.

The 1939 enrollment in N. Y. City was-Democrats, 1,500,870; American Laborites, 136,028; Republlcans, 327.324.

New York State Governor, U. S. Senator, 1938

County

Lehman

Dewey

Wagner

O'Brian

688

Amer.

Tad.
Amer.

Ind.
Dem. Labor Rep. Prog. Dem. Labor Rep. Prog.
Albany
71.450 2,728 53,887 388 78,419

48,839 Alleghany 3,281 427 12,437

98 3.218 388

11,864 79 Broome

16,993 1,219 34,775 314 17,175 1,114 31,946 223 Cattaraugus

7,379
907 18,520 213

7,783

803 16,758 112 Cayuga 9,436 893 18,721 408 10,245

17.940 Chatauqua 13,052 920 28,025 235 14,301

25.051 Chemung 10,898 1,046 18,764 324 10,981

994 17,893

257 Chenango. 3,242 428 11,275 192 3,666

10,590 Clinton

6,507
445 11,718 140

7,210

10,221 Columbia.

5,406
684 12,537 156 5.901

658 11,170 113 Cortland. 3,584 348 9.980 180

3,361
304

9.337 128 Delaware. 4,197 321 14.084 206

4.788

12,777 Dutchess

17,418 1,580 28,211 253 17,948 1,442 26,752 205 Erie..

113,661 10,900 162,583 681 118,879 10,049 147,843 465 Essex

3,566
343 10,480 285 3,790

10,073
Franklin
5,649 677 11,129 204 6,187

9.888 Fulton

5,220
748 13,407 202

5,874

12,902 Genesee

4,247 506

11,638

89

4,296 587 11,066 75 Greene. 4,935 578 8,915 123

5,867

8,245 Hamilton

895

4
1.850

6
930

1,437
Herkimer
7,424 751 16.746 309 8,864

14,883 Jefferson 8.323 687 22,143 432 8,570

19.833 317 Lewis.. 2,196 139 7,496 186 2,738

6,582 Livingston

4,620
545 10,781

67
4,542 512 10,351

45 Madison

4,062
607 12,682
219 4,081

550 11,932 188 Monroe.

73,762 9,328 108,601 263 70.609 9,393 107,852 211 Montgomery 8,916 726 15,614 182 10,705

13,739 Nassau 45,097 3,566 107,558 779 50,020

104,010 Niagara

17,594 1,794 32,402 165 17,503 1,587 29,989 129 Onelda.

30,343 2,315 50,333 430 33,411 2.226 44,907 338 Onondaga

47,696 4,677 80,901 672 45,495 4,317 79,483 547 Ontario.

6,198 919 15,603 155 6,233 816 14,991 129 Orange. 16,095 1,861 33,177 300 18,822

31,187 Orleans 2,992 652 9,389

107 3,009 587 8,821 68 Oswego

8,543 659

19,646 322 8,456 566 18,451 253 Otsego 5,313 680 14,450 228 6,331

13,604 Putnam 3,447 382 5,945 76

3.978

5,533 Rensselaer

26,465 1,937 38,582 210 30.676 1,750 33,773 140 Rockland

10,820

883

16.620 120 11,991 825 14,852 St. Lawrence 8,006 1.064 22.147 579 8,668

20,485 Saratoga 11.052 697 21.370 196 11.695

20,409 Schenectady 18,569 2,110 33,085 366 22,238

30,317 Schoharie.

2.766

303
6,848

84
3,233

294 6,048 62 Schuyler

1,708
175 4,322

93
1,790

3.984
Seneca
3,516 349 6,725 163 3,639

6,507 Steuben 10,157 1,137 22,298 158 11,262

20,958
Suffolk.
22,249 2,383 48,761

254
24,103 2,210

45.980
Sullivan.
7,348 1,090 10,619 128

9,177

8,898 Tioga 3,126 232 7,811 125 3,320

7.360 Tompkins 4,605 636 10,248 185

4,042 523 9.931

107 Ulster

13,706 1,264 24,662 400 14,455 1.251 22,708 297 Warren

5,213 374 11,785 304 5,196 345 11.354 264 Washington

5,611
431 14.368 342

6,085

13.994 Wayne. 4,820 514 15,049 . 284 5,115

14.347 Westchester

75,956 7,054 138,741 1,110 77,190 6,893 132,929 903 Wyoming 3.213 343

9,013

94
3,605

8,475
Yates.
1,503 264 5,882
148 1,704

5,645 Outside N. Y. C. 844,046 79,230 1,525,359 14,892 893,366 51,670 1,427,694 5,906 Bronx

222,779 98,073 118,304 1,422 236,034 100,139 90,500 906 Kings

394,855 144,504 252,827 2,724 421,073 145,477 194, 107 1,658 New York

302, 181 72,855 183,690 3,230 302,442 74,825 164,665 2,139 Queens.

179,959 22,940 194,878 1,794 213,344 23,618 149,101 1,026 Richmond.

27,487 2,377 27,447 325 32,660 2,381 20,727 186 N. Y. City 1,127,261 340, 749 777,146 9,495 1,205,553 346,440 619,100 5,915 Grand Totals. 1,971,307 419,979 2,302,505 24,387 2,098,919 398,110 2,046,794

11,821 Lehman total, 2,391,286; Dewey total, 2,326,892; Thomas, Soc., 24,890; Orange. Indust. Govt., 3,516. Wagner total, 2,497,026, O'Brian total, 2,058,615; Hahn, Soc., 23,553; Olson, Indust. Govt., 3,851.

Vote for U. S. Senator (unexpired term)–Mead, Dem., 2,438,904; Corsi, Rep., 2,083,668; Laidler, Soc., 27,161.

79

172

VOTE ON CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, 1938
of the proposed Constitutional amendments, 6 won, by votes as follows:
No.
Scope

Yes

No

Blank, etc. 1 Omnibus..

1,521,036
1,301,797

1,908,019 Grade crossing elim

1,561,846

895,382

2,251,945 Housing

1.686.056

936,279

2,084,994 Labor..

1,869,883

940,770

1,915,081 Social welfare.

1,902.075

943,296

1,881,600 Transit

1,407,056

935, 744

2,349,044 The proposal to lengthen terms of State Senators to 4 years was among those defeated.

The total party enrollment in the state in 1938 (N. Y. City in parenthesis) was as follows-Dem.. 2,442,142 (1,676,203); Rep., 1,930,858 (398,700): Amer. Labor, 222,058 (205,789).

Past Vote of New York State 1872 (Pres.), Greeley, Dem. and Lib., 387,281; Rep., 1.518,552; Thomas, Soc., 99,854; Cannon,

Grant, Rep., 440,736; O'Conor, Lab. Ref., 1.454. Workers' Party. 7,813; Passonno, Soc. Labor. 1876 (Pres.), Tilden, Dem., 521,949; Hayes, Rep.,

4,923. 489.207: Cooper, Greenback, 1,987.

1928 (Pres.) Hoover, Rep., 2.193.344; Smith, Dem.. 1880 (Pres.), Hancock, Dem., 534,611: Garfield,

2,089,863; Thomas, Soc., 107,332; Reynolds. Soc. Rep., 555,544; Weaver, Greenback, 12,373.

Lab., 4,211: Foster, Com., 10.876. 1884 (Pres.), Cleveland, Dem., 563, 154; Blaine,

1930 (Gov.), Roosevelt, Dem., 1,770,342: Tuttle.

Rep. 1,045,341; Carroll, Law Preserv., 190,666 Rep., 562,005; St. John, Proh., 25,006; Butter,

1932 (Pres.), Roosevelt, Dem., 2,534,959; Hoover, Greenback, 17,004.

Rep., 1,937,963; Thomas, Soc., 177.397: Foster. 1888 (Pres.), Cleveland. Dem., 635,965; Harrison, Com., 27,956; Reynolds, Soc. Lab., 10,339.

Rep., 650,338; Fisk, Proh., 30,231; Streeter. U. 1932 (Gov.), Lehman, Dem., 2,659,519; Donovan. Lab., 626; Cowdrey. U. Lab., Ind. ticket, 2.268.

Rep., 1,812,080; Waldman, Soc., 102,959: Vichert. 1892 (Pres.), Cleveland, Dem., 654,900; Harrison, Law Preserv., 83,452. Rep., 609,459; Weaver, People's, 16,436; Bidwell,

1932

(U. S. Sen.), Wagner, Dem., 2,532.905: Proh., 38,193.

Medalie, Rep., 1,751,186; Solomon, Soc., 143,282; 1896 (Pres.), Bryan, Dem. and People's (Populist), Calvin, Law Preserv., 74,611.

551,513; Palmer, Nat'l (Gold) Dem., 18,972: 1934 (U. S. Sen.), Copeland, Dem., 2,046,377:

McKinley, Rep., 819,838; Levering. Proh. 16.086. Cluett, Rep., 1,363,440; Thomas, Soc., 194,952: 1900 (Pres.), Bryan, Dem., 678,425; McKinley, Chase, Law Preserv., 16,769. Rep., 822,613; Woolley, Proh., 22,077; Debs, Soc.: 1934 (Gov.), Lehman, Dem., 2,201,729; Moses, 12.869.

Rep., 1,393,638; Solomon, Soc., 126,580; Varney. 1904 (Pres.), Parker, Dem., 683,981; Roosevelt. Law Preserv., 20.449. Rep., 859,533; Swallow, Proh., 20,787: Debs, 1936 (Pres.), Roosevelt, Dem., and Amer. Lab., Soc., 36,883.

3,293,222; Landon, Rep., 2,180,670; Thomas, Soc., 1908 (Pres.). Bryan, Dem., 667,468; Taft. Rep., 86,879; Browder, Com., 35,609

870,070; Chafin, Proh., 22,667; Debs, Soc., 38,451. 1936 (Gov.), Lehman, Dem., 2,708,383; Lehman, 1912 (Pres.), Wilson, Dem., 655,475, Tart, Rep.. Amer. Lab., 263,092-total, 2,970,595; Bleakley.

455,428; Roosevelt, Prog.. 390,021; Soc., 63,381. Rep., 2,450,104; Laidler, Soc., 96,233; Minor 1916 (Pres.), Wilson, Dem., 759,426; Hughes, Rep., Com., 40,406. 869,115; Roosevelt, Prog., 10,172; Hanly, Proh.. 1938 (Ġov.), Lehman, Dem., 1,971,307: Lehman, 19,031; Benson, Soc., 45,944.

Amer. Lab. 419,979-total, 2,391,286; Dewey, 1920 (Pres.), Cox, Dem., 731,238: Harding. Rep., Rep., 2,302,505; Dewey, Ind. Prog., 24,387---total.

1,871,167; Watkins, Proh., 19,653; Debs, Soc.. 2,326,892; Thomas, Soc., 24,890; Orange, In203,201; Christensen, F.-Lab., 18,413.

dustr. Govt., 3,516. 1924 (Pres.), Davis, Dem., 950,796; Coolidge, Rep., 1938 (U. S. Sen., full term) Wagner, Dem., 2,098,

1.820,058; La Follette, Prog.. 268,510; La Follette, 919; Wagner, Amer. Lab., 398,110-total, 2,497,Soc., 198,783; Johnson, Soc. Lab., 9,928; Foster,

029; O'Brien, Rep. 2.046,794; O'Brien, Ind. Workers, 8,228.

Progr., 11,821-total, 2,058,615; Hahn, Soc., 23.1924 (Gov.), Smith, Dem., 1,627,111; Roosevelt, 553; Olson, Ind., Govt., 3,851.

Electoral Votes, 1789-1820 1789.-Previous to 1804, each elector voted for

cast for a candidate, elected him President. Burr two candidates for President. The one who re- received the votes of four States, which elected ceived the largest number of votes was declared him Vice-President. There were 2 blank votes. President. and the one who received the next 1804.--The Constitution of the United States largest number of votes was declared Vice-Presi. having been amended. the electors at this election dent. The electoral votes for the first President voted for a President and a Vice-President, instead of the United States were: George Washington, of for two candidates for President. For President. 69; John Adams, of Massachusetts, 34; John Jay,

Thomas Jefferson, Republican, 162; Charles C. of New York, 9; R. H. Harrison, of Maryland, 6; Pinckney, Federalist, 14. For Vice-President, John Rutledge, of Sout Carolina, John n. George Clinton, Republican, 162; Rufus King, of cock,, of Massachusetts, 4; George Clinton, of New New York, Federallst. 14. Jefferson was' chosen York, 3; Samuel Huntingdon, of Connecticut, 2; President and Clinton Vice-President. John Milton, of Georgia, 2; James Armstrong, of 1808.-For President, James Madison, of Vir. Georgia;

_Benjamin Lincoln, of Massachusetts, and ginia, Republican, 122; Charles C. Pinckney, ot Edward Teliair, of Georgia, 1 vote each Vacancies South Carolina, Federalist, 47; George Clinton, of (votes not cast), 4. George Washington was New York, Republican, 6. For Vice-President, chosen President and John Adams Vice-President. George Clinton, Republican, 113; Rufus King, of

1792.-George Washington, Federalist, received New York. Federalist, 47; John Langdon, of New 132 votes; John Adams, Federalist, 77; George Hampshire, 9; James Madison, 3; James Monroe, 3. Clinton, of New York, Republican, 50; Thomas Vacancy, l. Madison was chosen President and Jefferson, of Virginia, Republican, 4; Aaron Burr, Clinton Vice-President. of New York, Republican, 1 vote. Vacancies, 3. 1812.-- For President, James Madison, Republic George Washington was chosen President and can, 128; De Witt Clinton, of New York, Federalist. John Adams Vice-President.

89. For Vice-President, Elbridge Gerry, of Massa1796.--John Adams, Federalist, 71; Thomas Jef- chusetts, 131; Jared Ingersoll, of Pennsylvania, ferson. Republican, 68; Thomas Pinckney. of Federalist, 86. Vacancy, 1. Madison was chosen South Carolina, Federalist, 59; Aaron Burr, of New President and Gerry Vice-President. York, Republican, 30; Samuel Adams, of Massa- 1816.-For President, James Monroe, of Vir. chusetts, Republican, 15; Oliver Ellsworth, of Con- ginia, Republican, 183; Rufus King, of New York. necticut, Independent, 11: George Clinton, of New Federalist, 34; For Vice-President, Daniel D. York, Republican, 7; John Jay, of New York,

Tompkins, of New York, Republican, 183: John Federalist, 5; James Iredell, of North Carolina. Eager Howard, of Maryland, Federalist, 22, James Federalist 3: George Washington, of Virginia: Ross of Pennsylvania, 5; John Marshall, of Vir. John Henry, of Maryland, and S. Johnson, of ginia, 4; Robert G. Harper, of Maryland, 3. North Carolina, all Federalists, 2 votes each; Vacancies, 4. Monroe was chosen President and Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, of South Carolina, Tompkins Vice-President. Federalist. 1 vote. John Adams was chosen Presi- 1820.- For President, James Monroe, of Virginia, dent and Thomas Jefferson Vice-President.

Republican, 231; John Q. Adams, of Massachusetts 1800.-- Thomas Jefferson, Republican, 73; Aaron Republican, 1.

For

Vice-President, Daniel D. Bun, Republican, 73; John Adams, Federalist, 65: Tompkins. Republican, 218; Richard Stockton, of Charles C. Pinckney, Federalist, 64; John Jay. New Jersey, 8; Daniel Rodney, of Delaware, 4; Federalist, 1 vote. There being a tte vote for Jet- Robert G. Harper, of Maryland, and Richard ferson and Burr, the choice devolved upon the Rush, of Pennsylvania, I vote each. Vacancies, 3. House of Representatives. Jefferson received the James Monroe was chosen President and Daniel D. votes of ten States, which, being the largest vote Tompkins Vice-President.

National Convention Cities Since 1856 Chicago, Ill., 17--Rep., 1860, 1868, 1880, 1884, Cleveland, O., 2-Rep., 1924, 1936. 1888, 1904, 1908, 1912, 1916, 1920, 1932; Dem., 1864, New York City, 2-Dem., 1868, 1924. 1864, 1892, 1896, 1932. 1940.

Kansas City, Mo., 2-Rep., 1928; Dem., 1900. St. Louis, Mo., 5---Rep., 1896; Dem., 1876, 1888, Minneapolis Minn, I--Rep., 1892. 1904. 1916.

Charleston, S. C., 1Dem., 1860. Philadelphia, Pa. 6--Rep., 1856, 1872, 1900, 1940; Louisville, Ky., 1Dem., 1872. Dem., 1936.

San Francisco, Calif., 1-Dem., 1920. Cincinnati, O., 3-Rep., 1876; Dem., 1856, 1880. Denver, Col, 1-Dem., 1908. Baltimore, Md., 2-Rep., 1864; Dem., 1912.

Houston, Tex., 1-Dem., 1928.

New York City-President, 1940

NEW YORK COUNTY
Willkie Roos. Roos.
Willkiej Roos. Roos.

Willkie Roos. Roos.
A. D. Rep. Dem.
Am. L. A. D. Rep. Dem. Am. L.

A.D. Rep. Dem. Am. L. 1 8,677 12,265 2,457 9. 16,273 29,642 4,115 17

2,757 14,931

4,782 2 10.155 10,824 1,514 10 21,783 13,684 2,444

18

14,048 12,998 3,952 3. 11.215 15.135 2.397

13,847 23,432 3,551 119

5,344 20.539 3,056 1,299 12,185 2,115 12 17,997 17,361 2,356 20

9,225 9,537 1,443 5. 8,250 15,004 1,579 13 10,180 15,628 2,475 21

8,822 23,196

3,755 6

3,930 13,386 3,500 14 17.150 17.357 2,086 22 10,610 22,723 3,463 7 19,848 29,132 3,261 15 29,755 15,072 2,259 23. 29,584 46,434 7,927 8 6,967 14,590 2.842 16

14,764 14,592

2,077

Tot. 292,480 408, 747 69,406

BRONX COUNTY 15.314 20,206 2,671 4

6,435 20,689 5,261 7 15,070 22,507 7.802 24,547 69,827 19,043 5

5,117 26,574 11,129 8 54,393 79,221 18,106 3. 7,539 23,002 5,910 6 69,878 70,987 15,996

Tot... 198,293 333,013 85,918

KINGS COUNTY 1 11,228 10,236 1,512 9

53,298 42,040 6.782 17 10,866 15.726 2,661 2 41.926 98.783 23,299 10

17,595 14.084 1.790 18 23,594 71,674 20,237 3 7,893 11,662 1.320 11 17,813 22,675 4,124 19

8,218 10,871 1,891 4

6,006 16.544 3,001 12 18,944 19,396 2,945 20 20,702 16.691 1,830 5 12,448 14,938 1,868 13

7,763 10,966 2,111 21

35,605 44.515 9,089 6 5,602 16.972 5,245 14

5,131 15,045 3,066 22 19,803 32,203 7,321 12,282 14,294 1,461 15

6,902 14,101

1.268 23.

5,530 16,024 4,838 8 8,357 9,794 971 16 37,028 73,680 21,118

Tot... 394,534 612,914 129,754

QUEENS COUNTY 31,045 37,362 4,130

3. 56,572 43.531 5,386 5. 47.626 42,958 5,130 41,188 40,242 4,662

107,504 73,351

7,438 6.. 39,471 21,826 2,008

Tot. 323,406 259,270 28,754

RICHMOND COUNTY
1
19,940 17,250

1,597
18,971 17.880 1,580

37,935 35,130 3,177
SUMMARY OF 1940 VOTE OF NEW YORK CITY
Tot. Votes Absentee Repub- Demo- American

ProhiCounty

Recorded Ballots lican cratic Labor Socialist bition New York 779.978 4,222 292,480 408,747 69,406 3,496

378 Bronx. 634,697 2,163 198,293 333,013 85,918 2,990

304 Kings. 1,167.213 4,137 394,534 612.914 129,754 3,951

460 Queens 619,378 2.324 323,406 259,270 28,754 1.749

153 Richmond.

77,935
338 38,911 35,130 3,177

208

22

|| 2...]

ll Tot..

3,299,201 ! 13,184 1, 247,624 1,649,074 317,009 12,394 1,317
NEW YORK CITY-PRESIDENT, 1936

NEW YORK COUNTY
Lund. Roos.
Roos. Land. Roos.

Roos. Land. Roos.
Rep.

Am. L. A, D. Dem, Rep. Am. L. A. D. Dem. Rep. Am. L. 3,870 1,905 9. 29,834 11,296 2,130 17 18.382 2.375 1.446 2,978 1,431 10

17,269 14,083 1,745 18 19,307 6,237 1,558 6,067

1,002

11 26,160 9,959 1,726 19 20,330 4,610 811 990 2,178 12 22,261 9,559

1,287 20 12.658 3.559 711 4,485 520 13 18,028

6,943 931 21 25,101 6,591 1,113 2,993 3,463

20,948 8,837 861 22 25,192 7,397 1,435 13.302 1.805 16

17.085 21,494 1,041 23. 50,534 16,852 4,165 2,845 2,653 16. 18,697 6.977 940

Tot...480,277 1174,299 36,857 BRONX COUNTY 6,770 1.766 4 20,588 3,525 4,745 7

25,571 5,252 6.845 14,312 12,416 5 25,919 2.971 7,736 8. 82,793 29,009 13,037 3,700 4,233 6. 84,842 27,582 13,664

Tot... 355,103 93,151 64,522 KINGS COUNTY 7.202 889 9

52.979 27,207 6,543 17 17,275 8,637 1,707 24,287 21,370 10

16,871 10,467 855 18 58,428 15,033 19,294 3,103 548 11 24.622 11,844 2,367 19

12,540 2,588 2.551 3,077 3,866 12 22.311 10,513 1,595 20. 22,166 10,497 1.682 8,312 1,030 13

12,096 2,457 1,562 21. 12,086 24,005 5,830 3,379 4,936 14 14,372 1,982 3.763 22

32,189 10.361 8.761 6,139 749 15

15,240 3,709 432 23. 13,986 2,452 5,918 3,402 592 10. 72,531 12,179 22,256

Tot...1619,210 212,852 119,096 QUEENS COUNTY 12,608 2.355 3

56.233 25,403 3,176 5 51,584 27,480 3,134 17,169 2,581

80,50 1 58,454 3,853 6. 28,726 21,683 1,077

Tot.. 303,877 1162,797 16,176

RICHMOND COUNTY 1 21,786 11,989 1,070 2 22,249 10,863 1,124

Tot.. 44,035 22,852 2.194 Total City (1936) --Roosevelt (combined vote), 2,041,347 (1,802,502 + 238,845); Landon, 665,951; Thomas, Soc., 38.520; Browder, Com., 31,952.

Total City (1932) --Roosevelt, Dem., 1,455,176; Hoover, Rep., 584,056: Thomas, Soc., 122,565; Foster, Com., 24,214; Reynolds, Soc. Lab., 6.607.