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804 MARYLAND MANUAL
MARYLAND'S ELECTORAL VOTE FOR PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES
1789—George Washington (no party) 6, Robert Hanson Harrison (no
party) 6.
1792—George Washington (Federalist) 8, John Adams (Federalist) 8.
1796—John Adams (Federalist) 7, John Henry (Federalist) 2, Thomas
Jefferson (Democrat-Republican) 4, Thomas Pinckney (Fed-
eralist) 4, Aaron Burr (Democrat-Republican) 8.
1800—John Adams (Federalist) 5, Thomas Jefferson (Democrat-Re-
publican) 6, Charles Cotesworth Pinckney (Federalist) 6,
Aaron Burr (Democrat-Republican) 6.
1804—Thomas Jefferson (Democrat-Republican) 9, Charles Cotes-
worth Pinckney (Federalist) 2.
1808—James Madison (Democrat-Republican) 9, Charles Cotesworth
Pinckney (Federalist) 2.
1812—James Madison (Democrat-Republican) 6, DeWitt Clinton (Fed-
eralist) 6.
1816—James Monroe (Democrat-Republican) 8.
1820—James Monroe (Democrat-Republican) II.
1824—John Quincy Adams (no party) 3, William Crawford (no party)
I, Andrew Jackson (no party) 7.
1828—John Quincy Adams (Democrat-Republican) 6, Andrew Jackson
(National Republican) 6.
1832—Henry Clay (Democrat-Republican) 6, Andrew Jackson (Na-
tional Republican) 3.
1836—William Henry Harrison (Whig) 10.
1840—William Henry Harrison (Whig) 10.
1844—Henry Clay (Whig) 8.
184»— Zachary Taylor (Whig) 8.
1862—Franklin Pierce (Democrat) 8.
1856—Millard Fillmore (American) 8.
1860—John C. Breckinridge (Democrat) 8.
1864—Abraham Lincoln (Union) 7.
1868—Horatio Seymour (Democrat) 7.
1872—Thomas A. Hendricks (Democrat) 8.
1876—Samuel A. Tilden (Democrat) 8.
1880—Winfleld Scott Hancock (Democrat) 8.
1884—Grover Cleveland (Democrat) 8.
1888—Grover Cleveland (Democrat) 8.
1892—Grover Cleveland (Democrat) 8.
1896—William McKinley (Republican) 8.
1900—William McKinley (Republican) 8.
1904—Alton B. Parker (Democrat) 7, Theodore Roosevelt (Republi-
can) 1.
1908—William Jennings Bryan (Democrat) 6, William Howard Taft
(Republican) 2.
1912—Woodrow Wilson (Democrat) 8.
1916—Woodrow Wilson (Democrat) 8.
1920—Warren G. Harding (Republican) 8.
1924—Calvin Coolidge (Republican) 8.
1928—Herbert Hoover (Republican) 8.
1932—Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democrat) 8.
1936—Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democrat) 8.
1940—Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democrat) 8.
1944—Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democrat) 8.
1948—Thomas E. Dewey (Republican) 8.
1962—Dwight D. Elsenhower (Republican) 9.

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