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Presidential Elections Statistics > 1904 > Popular Votes for Thomas Watson (% of total) (most recent) by state

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Rank   States  Amount  (top to bottom)   
#1   Georgia: 17.28 %  
#2   Nebraska: 9.09 %  
#3   Alabama: 4.64 %  
#4   Florida: 4.15 %  
#5   Texas: 3.45 %  
#6   Nevada: 2.84 %  
#7   Mississippi: 2.55 %  
#8   Montana: 2.36 %  
#9   Arkansas: 2 %  
#10   Kansas: 1.9 %  
#11   South Dakota: 1.22 %  
#12   Tennessee: 1.03 %  
#13   New Jersey: 0.86 %  
#14   Oregon: 0.84 %  
#15   Minnesota: 0.72 %  
#16   Missouri: 0.66 %  
#17   Illinois: 0.62 %  
#18   Kentucky: 0.58 %  
#19   Idaho: 0.49 %  
#20   New York: 0.46 %  
#21   Washington: 0.46 %  
#22   Iowa: 0.45 %  
#23   North Carolina: 0.39 %  
#24   Indiana: 0.36 %  
#25   Maine: 0.35 %  
#26   Colorado: 0.34 %  
#27   Massachusetts: 0.29 %  
#28   Connecticut: 0.26 %  
#29   West Virginia: 0.14 %  
#30   Ohio: 0.14 %  
#31   Delaware: 0.12 %  
#32   South Carolina: 0 %  
Weighted average: 1.9 %   


DEFINITION: Popular votes for Thomas Watson, a candidate from Populist party (vice-president Thomas Tibbles), 1904 elections, percent of total

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