Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-07
elections TOMORROW
Tickets of Six National Parties
Are in the Field.
OUTLOOK In THE VARIOUS STATES
Legislatures to Be Elected That Will
Select United States Senator's
ELECTORAL VOTE OF 1904 GOVERNOR TO BE
CHOSEN IN TWENTY SEVEN STATES-OTHER
STATE OFFICERS TO BE CHOSEN
OUTLOOK In THE VARIOUS STATES

give it's usual plurality for the democratic
ticket.
Arkansas.
Votes in electoral college, 0.
In 1900 Arkansas voted for Bryan, his
vote being 81, 142, against A 800 for Nc
Kinley, being a plurality of 36.342.
Arkansas votes for democratic, repub-
lican, populist, prohibition and socialist
electors.
Arkansas will doubtless give Parker and
Davis about the same majority 1t gave
Bryan in 1900.
California.
Votes in electoral college, 10. In 1900,
for Mckinley. 164, for Bryan, 124,9S5;
plurality for Mckinley, 37,I10.
California votes for democratic, republic
can, prohibition and socialist electors and
for justice of the state supreme court Of
each of the parties. representatives in Con-
gress and legislature.
California will give Roosevelt a plu-
rality of about 10000. Only twice in twen-
ty-eight years has California given a
democratic plurality. The state is strong
ly republican, and the democrats do not
claim it. The legislature to be elected
will choose the successor to Senator Bard.
Two of the states five representatives are
now democratic. They are both from San
Francisco, and were elected by support
given the democrats by labor organiza-
tons A large part of the vote that elect
ed them is republican on national issues.
Colorado.
Votes in electoral college. ). In 1900 for
BRYAN. 100 1873; for Mckinley, 93O72; plu-
rality for Bryan. 29,661.
Colorado votes for republican. democratic.
populist, prohibition socialist and socialist
abor electors and the following state ofli-
GERS under all of those parties: Governor,
lieutenant governor, secretary OF state,
auditor treasurer. attorney general, super
irtendent of schools and regents State Uni
versity.
The republican candidate for governor is
James H Peabody, the democratic candl-
date being AIva Adams.
Colorado is claimed by both democrats
and republicans. Labor troubles In the
state made conditions uncertain early IN
the campaign. Both parties, are In dis
favor with some Of the labor bodies.
Connecticut.
Votes in electoral college, 7. In 19o0-For
Mckinley, 1G2, 567; for Bryan, 1887; plu-
rality for Mckinley. 2So70.
Connecticut votes for republican, demo-
cratic populist, prohibition, socialist and
ing state officers under all of those par
ties: Governor lieutenant governor, sec
rotary of state. treasurer and controller.
Republican candidate for governor, Henry
Roberts democratic candidate, A. Heaton
Robertson.
Connecticut is claimed by republicans and
democrats. Since 1894 the state has had
q solid congressional representation in the
Senate and House. The democrats have
hoped for much as a result of Judge Par
kers whirlwind campaign through Con-
necticut during the last week. The re-
turns from Connecticut are apt to be COM
pleted early In the evening and before
final results are had from New York They
will be of special interest as an indication
of the probable trend of the vote in New
York state.
Delaware.
Votes in electoral college. 3. In 1900 for
Mckinley, 22.529; for Bryan, 1s.S5S; p.u-
rality for Mckinley 3,671.
Delaware votes for governor, lieutenant
governor, attorney general, insurance COM
missioner, treasurer and auditor on the re-
publican. union republican, regular repub-
lican, democratic, prohibition and socialist
tickets. 1t votes for electors on the re-
publican. democratic. prohibition, socialist
and populist tickets Candidates for gov
ernor are Preston Lea on the republican
and union republican tickets; Joseph III.
Chandler, regular republican, and Caleb s.
Pennewill, democratic.
The republican and union republican par
ties constitute the Addicks faction of the
party but all republican factions will vote
for Robert H. Richards for attorney gem
eral. All republican factions are united on
the presidential electors.
The republican national ticket will prob
ably run ahead of the state ticket as the
republicans are divided on state issues and
the democrats with little hope for the state
national ticket, although it is claimed for
Parker, are making every effort to capture
the state offices. The republicans are a
unit on national lines. all factional fights
being abandoned In favor of single set
OF three presidential electors. 1t Is not
likely that Roosevelt's plurality will be as
large was that of Mckinley four years
ago. The scratching of the tickets intro
duces an element of uncertainty in the re-
suit The state Is claimed by both demo-
cratic and republican national committees.
Florida.
Votes in electoral college. s. In 1900,
popular vote for Bryan. 2s.OO7; for Nc
kinley. 1914; plurality for Bryan 2O,693.
Florida votes for democratic, republican.
socialist, peoples and prohibition electors,
and for democratic. republican and socialist
candidates for governor, secretary of state
controller. treasurer. attorney general. su-
perintendent public instruction commits
sioner OF agriculture, railroad commissioner
ana Justices of supreme court. Candidates
Ior governor are: Democratic. Napoleon B.
Broward: republican. Matthew B. MacFar-
lane, The state will give its usual demo-
cratic majority
Georgia.
Votes In electoral college. Ii. Popular
vote In 1900: For Bryan, 81, TOO; for Nc.
kinley. 35,035: plurality for Bryan. 46 Ga,
The state will give its usual democratic
| plurality. -N
Idaho,
Votes In electoral college. 8.
Popular vote in 1900 for Bryan. % 4A
for Mckinley, 26.997. Plurality for Brvan
| 2417.
Idaho votes for republican, democratic
| populist. prohibition and socialist electors
and candidates for state Offices. The re.
publican candidate for governor is Frank
r. Gooding. the democratic candidate beine
former Senator Henry Heitf1eld
Idaho Is claimed by both republicans
and democrats.
Illinois.
Votes In electoral college, 81
Popular vote in 1900 for Mckinley 5GF. ;.
9so: for Bryan. 503,06l; plurality for Nc.
Kinley, 94.924.
| Illinois votes for electors and state Off.
| GERS on the republican, democratic, prohi.
bition, populist. socialist, socialfst-labol
and continental tickets. The republican