1884 Presidential Election Results

Grover Cleveland (Democratic) won the 1884 presidential election with 219 of 401 electoral votes, defeating James G. Blaine (Republican, 182). Cleveland also won the popular vote with 50.3%.

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Results by state

StateEVClevelandBlaineVotes cast
Alabama1060.9%92,73610 EV39.1%59,444152,180
Arkansas758.7%72,7347 EV41.3%51,198123,932
California846.6%89,28853.4%102,3698 EV191,657
Colorado343.5%27,72356.6%36,0843 EV63,807
Connecticut650.5%67,1676 EV49.5%65,879133,046
Delaware356.7%16,9573 EV43.3%12,95329,910
Florida453.1%31,7694 EV46.9%28,03159,800
Georgia1266.1%94,66712 EV33.9%48,603143,270
Iowa1347.4%177,31652.6%197,08913 EV374,405
Illinois2248.1%312,35151.9%337,46922 EV649,820
Indiana1550.7%245,04115 EV49.3%238,511483,552
Kansas936.9%90,11163.2%154,4109 EV244,521
Kentucky1356.3%152,89413 EV43.7%118,822271,716
Louisiana857.5%62,5948 EV42.5%46,347108,941
Massachusetts1445.5%122,35254.5%146,72414 EV269,076
Maryland853.1%96,9418 EV46.9%85,748182,689
Maine641.9%52,15358.1%72,2176 EV124,370
Michigan1349.6%189,36150.4%192,66913 EV382,030
Minnesota738.6%70,13561.5%111,8197 EV181,954
Missouri1653.8%236,02316 EV46.3%203,081439,104
Mississippi964.3%77,6539 EV35.7%43,035120,688
North Carolina1153.3%142,90511 EV46.7%125,021267,926
Nebraska541.4%54,39158.6%76,9125 EV131,303
New Hampshire447.5%39,19852.5%43,2544 EV82,452
New Jersey950.9%127,7479 EV49.1%123,436251,183
Nevada343.7%5,57756.3%7,1763 EV12,753
New York3650.1%563,04836 EV50.0%562,0011,125,049
Ohio2347.9%368,28052.1%400,09223 EV768,372
Oregon347.8%24,59852.2%26,8453 EV51,443
Pennsylvania3045.3%392,91554.7%474,35030 EV867,265
Rhode Island439.4%12,39160.6%19,0304 EV31,421
South Carolina976.3%69,8459 EV23.7%21,73091,575
Tennessee1251.9%133,77012 EV48.1%124,101257,871
Texas1370.8%226,37513 EV29.2%93,345319,720
Virginia1251.1%145,49112 EV48.9%139,356284,847
Vermont430.5%17,33169.5%39,5144 EV56,845
Wisconsin1147.6%146,44752.4%161,15511 EV307,602
West Virginia651.6%67,3116 EV48.4%63,096130,407

Popular vote shares are of the votes for the candidates listed in the source. A dash under Votes cast means the state legislature chose the electors. Sources: the National Archives (electoral votes), the American Presidency Project and the Clerk of the House (popular vote).