November 8, 1904
General Election
President | |||
Eugene V. Debs | Socialist | 8.9% | Loss |
Alton B. Parker | Democratic | 26.9% | Loss |
Theodore Roosevelt | Republican | 61.9% | Win |
Silas S. Swallow | Prohibition | 2.2% | Loss |
CD-01 | |||
Anthony Caminetti | Democratic | 39.3% | Loss |
A. J. Gaylord | Socialist | 5.5% | Loss |
James N. Gillett | Republican | 54.1% | Win |
Jarrot Laban Rollins | Prohibition | 1.1% | Loss |
CD-02 | |||
Theodore A. Bell | Democratic | 46.6% | Loss |
Eli P. LaCell | Prohibition | 0.9% | Loss |
Duncan E. McKinlay | Republican | 49.2% | Win |
J. H. White | Socialist | 3.3% | Loss |
CD-03 | |||
Joseph R. Knowland | Republican | 68.6% | Win |
M. Lesser | Socialist | 10.1% | Loss |
Henry C. McPike | Democratic | 20.1% | Loss |
Bates Morris | Prohibition | 1.3% | Loss |
CD-04 | |||
Hubert R. Chapin | Prohibition | 0.4% | Loss |
William Costley | Socialist | 6.4% | Loss |
Julius Kahn | Republican | 56.8% | Win |
Edward J. Livernash | Democratic | 36.4% | Loss |
CD-05 | |||
E. A. Hayes | Republican | 52.3% | Win |
George B. Pratt | Prohibition | 1% | Loss |
Frank R. Whitney | Socialist | 5% | Loss |
Charles J. Williams | Union Labor | 2% | Loss |
William J. Wynn | Democratic | 39.7% | Loss |
CD-06 | |||
J. L. Cobb | Socialist | 4.5% | Loss |
William M. Conley | Democratic | 38.3% | Loss |
James Carson Needham | Republican | 55.1% | Win |
Joel H. Smith | Prohibition | 2.2% | Loss |
CD-07 | |||
Benjamin J. Cloes | Prohibition | 30.3% | Loss |
James McLachlan | Republican | 44.8% | Win |
W. O. Morton | Democratic | 16.2% | Loss |
John Sobieski | Prohibition | 3.6% | Loss |
Frank I. Wheat | Socialist | 5.2% | Loss |
CD-08 | |||
Benjamin J. Cloes | Prohibition | 3.4% | Loss |
William T. Lucas | Democratic | 30.2% | Loss |
Noble A. Richardson | Socialist | 10.9% | Loss |
Sylvester C. Smith | Republican | 55.6% | Win |
SD-01 | |||
Thomas H. Selvage | Republican | 67.6% | Win |
W. L. Spicer | Socialist | 6.1% | Loss |
Andrew R. Thorp | Democratic | 26.3% | Loss |
SD-03 | |||
John B. Irish | Republican | 49.7% | Win |
R. E. Montgomery | Socialist | 3% | Loss |
Jo V. Snyder | Democratic | 47.3% | Loss |
SD-05 | |||
Corgdon S. Patrick | Prohibition | 2% | Loss |
J. W. Reams | Democratic | 31.1% | Loss |
Conrad Rump | Socialist | 4.9% | Loss |
Benjamin F. Rush | Republican | 62% | Win |
SD-07 | |||
Philip Charles Cohn | Democratic | 33.5% | Loss |
James A. McKee | Republican | 58.6% | Win |
George S. Tappan | Socialist | 7.9% | Loss |
SD-09 | |||
Charles M. Belshaw | Republican | 58.1% | Win |
John C. Kneust | Socialist | 4.5% | Loss |
E. J. Randall | Democratic | 37.4% | Loss |
SD-11 | |||
George E. Lawrence | Democratic | 36.2% | Loss |
August E. Muenter | Republican | 63.8% | Win |
SD-13 | |||
John G. Mattos Jr. | Republican | 100% | Win |
SD-15 | |||
J. W. Denison | Socialist | 9.6% | Loss |
George E. Faw | Democratic | 15.1% | Loss |
George Russell Lukens | Republican | 75.3% | Win |
SD-17 | |||
Frank A. Markey | Republican | 48.5% | Win |
Joseph M. Plunkett | Democratic | 40.1% | Loss |
G. F. Styche | Socialist | 11.4% | Loss |
SD-19 | |||
Joseph Holle | Democratic | 31.8% | Loss |
Richard J. Welch | Republican | 62% | Win |
George Williams | Socialist | 6.2% | Loss |
SD-21 | |||
Dennis W. Berry | Democratic | 28.7% | Loss |
A. C. Haskins | Socialist | 4.8% | Loss |
Edward I. "Ed" Wolfe | Republican | 66.6% | Win |
SD-23 | |||
Fred Ficken | Socialist | 8.1% | Loss |
George B. Keane | Republican | 59.5% | Win |
Abner M. McMahon | Democratic | 28% | Loss |
Daniel H. Skillin | Taxpayers | 4.4% | Loss |
SD-25 | |||
Herbert H. Mann | Socialist | 9.1% | Loss |
John H. Nelson | Republican | 90.9% | Win |
SD-27 | |||
Robert Summers | Prohibition | 4.9% | Loss |
W. H. B. Traintham | Democratic | 30.3% | Loss |
Eli Wright | Republican | 64.8% | Win |
SD-29 | |||
Samuel H. Rambo | Republican | 53.6% | Win |
Edward White | Democratic | 46.4% | Loss |
SD-31 | |||
Frederick P. Feliz | Democratic | 39.8% | Loss |
Henry W. Lynch | Republican | 56.6% | Win |
W. L. Wood | Socialist | 3.6% | Loss |
SD-33 | |||
Charles B. Greenwell | Republican | 61.3% | Win |
Arthur Gaspar Orena | Democratic | 31.8% | Loss |
J. W. Starkweather | Socialist | 6.9% | Loss |
SD-35 | |||
Howard A. Broughton | Republican | 57.2% | Win |
Henry Clay Dillon | Democratic | 27% | Loss |
Clarence H. Lea | Socialist | 6.5% | Loss |
Hazard K. Miller | Prohibition | 9.3% | Loss |
SD-37 | |||
Henry E. Carter | Republican | 65.9% | Win |
Will D. Gould | Democratic | 26.5% | Loss |
A. J. Stevens | Socialist | 7.7% | Loss |
SD-39 | |||
John Nelson Anderson | Republican | 64.2% | Win |
J. Albert Mallory | Socialist | 12.2% | Loss |
I. D. Mills | Democratic | 23.6% | Loss |
AD-01 | |||
James L. Coyle | Republican | 60.6% | Win |
Isaac R. Wells | Democratic | 39.4% | Loss |
AD-02 | |||
Thomas M. Hitchings | Independent | 2.3% | Loss |
John F. Quinn | Democratic | 31.4% | Loss |
George T. Rolley | Republican | 66.3% | Win |
AD-03 | |||
Louis P. Branstetter | Republican | 57.3% | Win |
Smith P. Corning | Independent | 1% | Loss |
M. C. Decarli | Democratic | 41.6% | Loss |
AD-04 | |||
J. H. Creighton | Republican | 53% | Win |
J. C. Elder | Socialist | 8.3% | Loss |
Peter Preterson | Democratic | 38.8% | Loss |
AD-05 | |||
J. L. Freeman | Socialist | 9% | Loss |
H. S. Gans | Republican | 91% | Win |
AD-06 | |||
A. J. Bledsoe | Independent | 21.8% | Loss |
W. D. L. Held | Republican | 41.9% | Win |
Francis M. Weger | Democratic | 36.3% | Loss |
AD-07 | |||
J. N. Armstrong | Democratic | 35.6% | Loss |
Dr. W. F. Gates | Republican | 63% | Win |
J. F. McConnell | Socialist | 1.4% | Loss |
AD-08 | |||
Cline Bull | Democratic | 45.2% | Loss |
C. A. Jameson | Socialist | 2.7% | Loss |
E. T. Manwell | Republican | 51.6% | Win |
J. F. Vineyard | Prohibition | 0.6% | Loss |
AD-09 | |||
H. L. Sweeney | Democratic | 39.8% | Loss |
Edward F. Whiting | Republican | 53.7% | Win |
John C. Williams | Socialist | 6.5% | Loss |
AD-10 | |||
Frank A. Duryea | Republican | 56.1% | Win |
John A. Livingston | Democratic | 41.1% | Loss |
James C. Manning | Prohibition | 0.7% | Loss |
J. C. Waybright | Socialist | 2% | Loss |
AD-11 | |||
Charles H. McKenney | Republican | 60.4% | Win |
Hiram A. Messenger | Democratic | 39.6% | Loss |
AD-12 | |||
Ben F. Geis | Democratic | 48% | Loss |
H. P. Stipp | Prohibition | 1.5% | Loss |
Ernest Weyand | Republican | 50.4% | Win |
AD-13 | |||
Frank A. Cromwell | Republican | 63.6% | Win |
Charles H. Gallagher | Democratic | 36.4% | Loss |
AD-14 | |||
Charles O. Dunbar | Democratic | 48.5% | Loss |
H. L. Tripp | Republican | 51.5% | Win |
AD-15 | |||
Charles Hugo Farman | Prohibition | 2.3% | Loss |
Percival S. "Percy" King | Republican | 60.2% | Win |
Lambert L. Page | Socialist | 2.8% | Loss |
Joseph Walsh | Democratic | 34.7% | Loss |
AD-16 | |||
N. A. Hawkins | Democratic | 50.3% | Win |
B. B. Tuttle | Republican | 49.7% | Loss |
AD-17 | |||
Charles O. Busick | Republican | 69% | Win |
C. F. Seay | Democratic | 18.8% | Loss |
A. W. Youngman | Socialist | 12.2% | Loss |
AD-18 | |||
Frederick Harris | Democratic | 26.4% | Loss |
J. P. Hynes | Socialist | 7.7% | Loss |
Frank J. O'Brien | Republican | 65.8% | Win |
AD-19 | |||
Thomas K. Chambers | Socialist | 5.2% | Loss |
Edward J. Lynch | Republican | 66.3% | Win |
Joseph G. Stevens | Democratic | 28.5% | Loss |
AD-20 | |||
M. C. Chase | Socialist | 6% | Loss |
Frank R. Devlin | Republican | 67.1% | Win |
A. J. McPike | Democratic | 26.8% | Loss |
AD-21 | |||
Tobias Hock | Socialist | 4.2% | Loss |
Arthur F. Irwin | Democratic | 28.9% | Loss |
Stephen H. Olmsted | Republican | 66.9% | Win |
AD-22 | |||
Harry Ells | Republican | 83.9% | Win |
John Ogden | Socialist | 16.1% | Loss |
AD-23 | |||
Robert Lewis Beardslee | Republican | 65% | Win |
A. L. Cowell | Democratic | 35% | Loss |
AD-24 | |||
Frank J. Corcoran | Democratic | 37.8% | Loss |
John W. Moore | Republican | 62.2% | Win |
AD-25 | |||
S. S. Burge | Republican | 46.4% | Win |
Richard Kirk | Socialist | 3.5% | Loss |
C. N. Whitmore | Prohibition | 3.8% | Loss |
Fred W. Yokum | Democratic | 46.2% | Loss |
AD-26 | |||
Fred Fette Jr. | Republican | 43.8% | Loss |
C. V. Jones | Democratic | 48.8% | Win |
W. B. White | Socialist | 7.4% | Loss |
AD-27 | |||
J. W. Davis | Republican | 45.2% | Loss |
Aubrey M. Lumley | Democratic | 45.5% | Win |
Robert T. Whitaker | Socialist | 9.3% | Loss |
AD-28 | |||
Charles R. Franklin | Taxpayers | 10.4% | Loss |
C. E. Hallenquist | Socialist | 10.9% | Loss |
William James Mindham | Republican | 49% | Win |
Stephen B. Nolan | Democratic | 29.8% | Loss |
AD-29 | |||
John A. Cullen | Republican | 57.3% | Win |
J. J. McKelvey | Socialist | 12.9% | Loss |
Patrick Moriarity | Democratic | 29.7% | Loss |
AD-30 | |||
Richard Corbett | Socialist | 9.8% | Loss |
Thomas R. Mann | Taxpayers | 1.9% | Loss |
Francis McNamara | Republican | 45.5% | Win |
Timothy Ryan | Union Labor | 16.4% | Loss |
Edward J. Twomey | Democratic | 26.3% | Loss |
AD-31 | |||
Timothy J. Kenney | Democratic | 25.5% | Loss |
Hugo Lotzin | Socialist | 12.4% | Loss |
Jeremiah Lucey | Republican | 50.4% | Win |
Charles A. Siskron | Union Labor | 11.7% | Loss |
AD-32 | |||
Patrick J. Boyle | Republican | 47.2% | Win |
George L. Flanagan | Democratic | 21.2% | Loss |
John J. Hennessey | Union Labor | 24.1% | Loss |
William Schlotham | Socialist | 7.4% | Loss |
AD-33 | |||
Fred E. Deane | Socialist | 10.2% | Loss |
Mathew J. Kerrigan | Democratic | 38.2% | Loss |
Fred J. Meincke | Republican | 50.2% | Win |
William H. Sherrett | Taxpayers | 1.4% | Loss |
AD-34 | |||
Clarence E. Ayer | Independent | 3.3% | Loss |
Joseph B. McCloskey | Democratic | 35.4% | Loss |
Solomon Orloff | Socialist | 6.6% | Loss |
Fred V. Severance | Republican | 54.7% | Win |
AD-35 | |||
Joseph A. Clifford | Democratic | 38.6% | Loss |
Andrew Schoenitzer | Socialist | 5.1% | Loss |
Edward F. Treadwell | Republican | 56.3% | Win |
AD-36 | |||
A. W. Castner | Socialist | 8.7% | Loss |
Edward J. Deaver | Union Labor | 7.2% | Loss |
Charles Fleming | Democratic | 31.9% | Loss |
Eugene E. Pfaeffle | Republican | 52.3% | Win |
AD-37 | |||
George F. Arthur | Socialist | 4.5% | Loss |
Jeremiah H. Dillon | Democratic | 32.2% | Loss |
Fred C. Jones | Republican | 63.3% | Win |
AD-38 | |||
Samuel H. Beckett | Republican | 78.1% | Win |
Charles M. Etique | Socialist | 7.6% | Loss |
A. Froomberg | Taxpayers | 14.3% | Loss |
AD-39 | |||
Thomas E. Atkinson | Republican | 41.9% | Win |
Edward A. Kenney | Democratic | 20.9% | Loss |
Edwin T. McMurray | Independent | 32.6% | Loss |
Chris D. Mues | Socialist | 4.7% | Loss |
AD-40 | |||
Oliver Everett | Socialist | 4.1% | Loss |
Gus Hartman | Republican | 64% | Win |
David S. Hirshberg | Democratic | 31.9% | Loss |
AD-41 | |||
Nathan C. Coghlan | Republican | 68.2% | Win |
Thomas Peter Crowley | Democratic | 28.5% | Loss |
E. V. Fleury | Socialist | 3.4% | Loss |
AD-42 | |||
Walter C. Farnham | Democratic | 22.6% | Loss |
Albert M. Harrel | Socialist | 6.3% | Loss |
Edward J. Kirwan | Union Labor | 9.3% | Loss |
George William Lewis | Republican | 7.9% | Loss |
George A. McGowan | Republican | 53.8% | Win |
AD-43 | |||
Marc Anthony | Republican | 66% | Win |
Thomas E. Hayden | Democratic | 24.5% | Loss |
John Messer | Socialist | 5% | Loss |
J. W. Spencer | Union Labor | 4.5% | Loss |
AD-44 | |||
Charles Edelman | Democratic | 27.9% | Loss |
William Henry Gladding | Socialist | 6.8% | Loss |
Mel Vogel | Republican | 65.3% | Win |
AD-45 | |||
George Nesbit | Socialist | 5.1% | Loss |
Joseph Silva | Democratic | 37.3% | Loss |
Louis Strohl | Republican | 57.6% | Win |
AD-46 | |||
Joseph S. Joseph | Democratic | 33.6% | Loss |
Edward Keating Strobridge | Republican | 66.4% | Win |
AD-47 | |||
Clem Bates | Republican | 76% | Win |
Frank N. Dodd | Democratic | 11.3% | Loss |
J. W. Powell | Socialist | 12.8% | Loss |
AD-48 | |||
Challes L. French | Democratic | 13.2% | Loss |
William S. O'Brien | Union Labor | 14.9% | Loss |
J. B. Osborne | Socialist | 12.4% | Loss |
Philip M. Walsh | Republican | 59.5% | Win |
AD-49 | |||
John J. Burke | Republican | 62.3% | Win |
A. Cedergren | Socialist | 11.7% | Loss |
Edward Coughlin | Independent | 11.5% | Loss |
F. M. Shay | Democratic | 14.5% | Loss |
AD-50 | |||
John A. Bliss 19 Oct 1 | Republican | 87.5% | Win |
John H. Eustice | Socialist | 12.5% | Loss |
AD-51 | |||
R. H. E. Espey | Republican | 65.3% | Win |
H. A. Kletzker | Socialist | 13.7% | Loss |
A. R. Slaughter | Democratic | 21.1% | Loss |
AD-52 | |||
Owen H. Philbrick | Socialist | 11.4% | Loss |
William A. Powell | Democratic | 16.5% | Loss |
William H. Waste | Republican | 72.1% | Win |
AD-53 | |||
James M. Callan | Democratic | 31.9% | Loss |
Richard H. Jury | Republican | 68.1% | Win |
AD-54 | |||
George C. Cleveland | Republican | 52.1% | Win |
P. Paul Hartman | Nonpartisan | 5.4% | Loss |
James B. Holohan | Democratic | 42.5% | Loss |
AD-55 | |||
Paul J. Arnerich | Republican | 63.5% | Win |
William E. Gordon | Prohibition | 4.3% | Loss |
J. W. Trousdale | Democratic | 32.2% | Loss |
AD-56 | |||
Ward M. Jarvis | Republican | 63.3% | Win |
Jesse D. Kuykendall | Prohibition | 8.5% | Loss |
George W. Waldorf | Democratic | 28.2% | Loss |
AD-57 | |||
Harry E. Milnes | Prohibition | 22.5% | Loss |
Fayette Mitcheltree | Republican | 77.5% | Win |
AD-58 | |||
George H. Moore | Democratic | 49.9% | Loss |
James Slaven | Republican | 50.1% | Win |
AD-59 | |||
J. B. R. Cooper | Republican | 61% | Win |
C. H. Widemann | Democratic | 39% | Loss |
AD-60 | |||
W. F. Chandler | Republican | 53.8% | Win |
W. A. Cowan | Socialist | 7.7% | Loss |
J. C. Goodrich | Prohibition | 4.3% | Loss |
George B. Graham | Democratic | 34.2% | Loss |
AD-61 | |||
Henry Brickley | Democratic | 40.8% | Loss |
Alexander M. Drew | Republican | 49.5% | Win |
J. C. Shelton | Prohibition | 2.8% | Loss |
William I. Tibbs | Socialist | 6.9% | Loss |
AD-62 | |||
J. H. Fox | Republican | 48.8% | Loss |
John F. Pryor | Democratic | 51.2% | Win |
AD-63 | |||
Warren M. John | Republican | 60.1% | Win |
Elmer S. Rigdon | Democratic | 39.9% | Loss |
AD-64 | |||
Dr. H. C. Dimock | Democratic | 42.4% | Loss |
Elbert M. Pyle | Republican | 57.6% | Win |
AD-65 | |||
Frank Inglis | Socialist | 6.6% | Loss |
W. M. Moultrie | Democratic | 26.9% | Loss |
David T. Perkins | Republican | 66.5% | Win |
AD-66 | |||
Ben L. Brundage | Democratic | 48.9% | Loss |
Jess R. Dorsey | Republican | 51.1% | Win |
AD-67 | |||
John A. Goodrich | Republican | 67.9% | Win |
Rev. Fletcher Pomeroy | Prohibition | 8.6% | Loss |
G. C. Sherwin | Socialist | 9.2% | Loss |
T. H. Webster | Democratic | 14.3% | Loss |
AD-68 | |||
Cyrus J. Cook | Prohibition | 10.5% | Loss |
Albert E. Cronemoett | Democratic | 27.7% | Loss |
E. E. Duncanson | Socialist | 4.7% | Loss |
William A. Johnstone | Republican | 57.1% | Win |
AD-69 | |||
C. A. S. Higley | Socialist | 8.7% | Loss |
A. D. Johnston | Democratic | 21.5% | Loss |
Mark G. McCaslin | Prohibition | 7.4% | Loss |
Newton Warner Thompson | Republican | 62.3% | Win |
AD-70 | |||
J. K. Mills | Socialist | 6.9% | Loss |
Frank G. H. Stevens | Prohibition | 5% | Loss |
William J. Stoermer | Democratic | 26.2% | Loss |
William H. Wickersham | Republican | 61.9% | Win |
AD-71 | |||
O. Sassaman | Socialist | 8% | Loss |
Philip A. Stanton | Republican | 67.4% | Win |
Ira B. Wood | Democratic | 24.7% | Loss |
AD-72 | |||
Frank S. Byington | Democratic | 21.8% | Loss |
H. S. G. McCartney | Republican | 65.8% | Win |
McClure H. Parker | Socialist | 6.4% | Loss |
Johu M. Schaefle | Prohibition | 6% | Loss |
AD-73 | |||
A. R. Miller | Socialist | 9% | Loss |
Richmond Plant | Democratic | 25.2% | Loss |
Jacob P. Transue | Republican | 65.8% | Win |
AD-74 | |||
Milton Carlson | Democratic | 26.6% | Loss |
Frederick W. Houser | Republican | 60.6% | Win |
Moses L. Wicks | Prohibition | 3.9% | Loss |
James A. Williams | Socialist | 8.8% | Loss |
AD-75 | |||
J. H. Krimminger | Republican | 67.1% | Win |
J. L. Mansfield | Democratic | 24.4% | Loss |
C. C. Reynolds | Socialist | 8.6% | Loss |
AD-76 | |||
S. H. Barrett | Prohibition | 6.4% | Loss |
William J. Gebbie | Socialist | 10.3% | Loss |
Frank C. Prescott | Republican | 52.3% | Win |
Charles A. Rouse | Democratic | 30.9% | Loss |
AD-77 | |||
Edward R. Amerige | Republican | 57.5% | Win |
J. A. Hankey | Democratic | 32.7% | Loss |
E. A. Hawley | Socialist | 9.9% | Loss |
AD-78 | |||
Lloyd H. Edmiston | Socialist | 17.7% | Loss |
Miguel Estudillo | Republican | 55.1% | Win |
T. W. Hudson | Democratic | 27.1% | Loss |
AD-79 | |||
Frank W. Barnes | Republican | 55.1% | Win |
August Storme | Socialist | 17.7% | Loss |
Edwin A. Wells | Democratic | 27.1% | Loss |
AD-80 | |||
Percy A. Johnson | Republican | 53.7% | Win |
Frank A. Marek | Socialist | 17.4% | Loss |
George H. P. Shaw | Democratic | 28.9% | Loss |
Special Election
Special Election to fill the vacancies created by the resignations of Congressman Victor H. Metcalf (CD-03) and State Senator Joseph R. Knowland (SD-14) and the vacancies caused by the deaths of State Senators George H. Williams (SD-24) and Orrin Z. Hubbell (SD-30).
Metcalf resigned after being appointed U.S. Secretary of Commerce and Labor. Knowland resigned after being elected to Congress.
CD-03 | |||
Joseph R. Knowland | Republican | 77.5% | Win |
Henry C. McPike | Democratic | 22.5% | Loss |
SD-14 | |||
S. Miller | Communist | 17.7% | Loss |
M. W. Simpson | Republican | 82.3% | Win |
SD-24 | |||
John P. Byrne | Democratic | 31.4% | Loss |
Philip J. Haskins | Republican | 68.6% | Win |
SD-30 | |||
James H. Boyd | Democratic | 31.9% | Loss |
J. S. Edwards | Prohibition | 6.4% | Loss |
Luther William Gurr | Socialist | 10.1% | Loss |
William T. Leeke | Republican | 51.6% | Win |
Elected by Legislature Election
Senate1 | |||
Frank P. Flint | Republican | Win | |