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United States presidential election of 1904: Quick Facts

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Date November 8, 1904
Location United States

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Theodore Roosevelt
Charles Fairbanks
Alton B. Parker
Theodore Roosevelt campaign button
Theodore Roosevelt campaign button
Theodore Roosevelt campaign button
Map of the United States showing the results of the 1904 presidential election by state. States won by Theodore Roosevelt (Republican) are shaded in red, covering most of the country, while states won by Alton B. Parker (Democratic) are shaded in blue, primarily in the South. Electoral vote counts are indicated for each state, and a note shows Maryland split its electoral votes.
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Oil portrait of Theodore Roosevelt by John Singer Sargent showing Roosevelt standing with one hand on a wooden pedestal and the other on his hip, dressed in a dark suit.
Theodore Roosevelt
president of United States
Hearst, William Randolph
William Randolph Hearst
American businessman
Eugene V. Debs
Eugene V. Debs
American social and labor leader
Charles Fairbanks
Charles Warren Fairbanks
vice president of United States
Alton B. Parker
Alton B. Parker
United States jurist

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