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Presidential Elections Statistics > 2000 > Popular Votes for Harry Browne (most recent) by state

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Rank   States  Amount  (top to bottom)   
#1  California: 45,520  
#2  Georgia: 36,332  
#3  Texas: 23,160  
#4  Michigan: 16,711  
#5  Florida: 16,415  
#6  Massachusetts: 16,366  
#7  Indiana: 15,530  
#8  Virginia: 15,198  
#9  Ohio: 13,475  
#10  Washington: 13,135  
#11  Colorado: 12,799  
#12  North Carolina: 12,307  
#13  Oregon: 7,447  
#14  Missouri: 7,436  
#15  Wisconsin: 6,640  
#16  Oklahoma: 6,602  
#17  Alabama: 5,902  
#18  Maryland: 5,310  
#19  South Carolina: 4,888  
#20  Kansas: 4,525  
#21  Utah: 3,616  
#22  Idaho: 3,488  
#23  Nevada: 3,311  
#24  Maine: 3,074  
#25  Arkansas: 2,781  
#26  New Hampshire: 2,757  
#27  Alaska: 2,636  
#28  Nebraska: 2,245  
#29  New Mexico: 2,058  
#30  West Virginia: 1,912  
#31  Montana: 1,718  
#32  South Dakota: 1,662  
#33  Hawaii: 1,477  
#34  Wyoming: 1,443  
#35  Vermont: 784  
#36  District of Columbia: 669  
Total: 321,329   
Weighted average: 8,925.8   


DEFINITION: Popular votes for Harry Browne, a candidate from Libertarian party (vice-president Art Olivier), 2000 elections

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