South Carolina 99.89% Greenwood County, South Carolina 99.73% Saluda County, South Carolina 99.45% Abbeville County, South Carolina 99.42% Counties with highest percent of vote (Other) Carson County, Texas 78.71% Chambers County, Texas 44.50% Comanche County, Texas 32.82% Franklin County, Georgia 30.92% Scurry County, Texas 28.69% Counties with lowest percent of vote (Republican) Randall County, Texas 00.00% Irion County, Texas 00.00% Hampton County, South Carolina 00.11% Greenwood County, South Carolina 00.27% Dooly County, Georgia 00.35% Counties with lowest percent of vote (Democratic) Keweenaw County, Michigan 06.33% Unicoi County, Tennessee 08.29% Leslie County, Kentucky 08.46% Scott County, Tennessee 10.23% Johnson County, Tennessee 10.42% Counties with most votes (Republican) Cook County, Illinois 203,760 Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania 173,657 New York County, New York 153,001 Kings County, New York 108,977 Allegheny County, Pennsylvania 71,780 Counties with most votes (Democratic) Cook County, Illinois 186,193 New York County, New York 181,786 Kings County, New York 106,232 Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania 58,179 Suffolk County, Massachusetts 47,534 Counties with most votes (Other) New York County, New York 11,700 Cook County, Illinois 10,242 Milwaukee County, Wisconsin 5,857 Kings County, New York 4,639 Essex County, Massachusetts 4,242 Counties with lowest percent of vote and win (Republican) Cherokee County, Alabama 41.94% Paulding County, Georgia 46.00% Logan County, Colorado 46.59% Chattahoochee County, Georgia 47.18% Otter Tail County, Minnesota 47.19% Counties with lowest percent of vote and win (Democratic) Murray County, Georgia 45.18% Geneva County, Alabama 46.48% Douglas County, Georgia 46.75% Linn County, Oregon 46.77% Fresno County, California 47.41% See also History of the United States (1865–1918) Newspaper endorsements in the 1900 United States presidential election 1900 United States House of Representatives elections 1900–01 United States Senate elections Second inauguration of William McKinley References Bibliography Secondary sources Willis J. Abbot et al.: The Battle of 1900; an official hand-book for every American citizen Fahey, James J. "Building Populist Discourse: An Analysis of Populist Communication in American Presidential Elections, 1896–2016." Social Science Quarterly 102.4 (2021): 1268-1288. online Hilpert, John M. (2015) American Cyclone: Theodore Roosevelt and His 1900 Whistle-Stop Campaign (U Press of Mississippi, 2015). xii, 349 pp. Primary sources Bryan, William Jennings. "The Election of 1900," pp. 788–801 Bryan gives his analysis of why he lost Stevenson, Adlai E., et al. "Bryan or McKinley? The Present Duty of American Citizens," The North American Review Vol. 171, No. 527 (Oct. 1900), pp. 433–516 in JSTOR political statements by politicians on all sides, including Adlai E. Stevenson,