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Portland, Cumberland County, Maine
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Unofficial complete returns from Massachusetts on November 4 show William McKinley defeating William Jennings Bryan for president with 267,787 votes to 102,655, a plurality of 165,132. Roger Wolcott wins governorship with 256,282 votes to 101,099 for Williams, plurality 155,188. Republicans dominate Congress, Senate, and House with gains.
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McKinley's Plurality Reaches the Enormous Total of 165,000.
Boston, November 4.-Complete returns from this state, though unofficial and subject to revision, give the following votes for President and Governor: Bryan, 102,655; McKinley, 267,787; Palmer, 11,510; McKinley's plurality, 165,132.
The complete vote for governor gives Prince, 13,674; Williams, 101,099; Wolcott, 256,282; Wolcott's plurality, 155,188.
But two towns in the state were carried by Williams-Blackstone and Alford.
The returns on the biennial amendments are not yet complete, but both amendments are defeated by 25,000 to 30,000 majority. Of the 13 Congressmen elected, all but one, Fitzgerald, in the ninth district, are Republican, the delegation remaining politically the same as at present. The next Senate will stand: Republicans, 65; Democrats, 5; the same as now. The House will contain 201 Republicans and 39 Democrats, a gain of seven for the Republicans.
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November 4
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Complete unofficial returns give McKinley 267,787 votes, Bryan 102,655, Palmer 11,510; McKinley plurality 165,132. For governor: Wolcott 256,282, Williams 101,099, Prince 13,674; Wolcott plurality 155,188. Only two towns for Williams. Amendments defeated by 25,000-30,000. 12 of 13 Congressmen Republican, Senate 65R-5D, House 201R-39D with Republican gain of seven.