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Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections
DEFINITION
Popular votes for Norman Thomas, a candidate from Socialist party (vice-president George Nelson), 1936 elections, percent of total
Presidential Elections Statistics
> 1936 > Popular Votes for Norman Thomas (% of total) (most recent) by state
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Rank
States
Amount
# 1
New York
:
1.55 %
# 2
Wisconsin
:
0.84 %
# 3
Connecticut
:
0.82 %
# 4
Oregon
:
0.52 %
# 5
Washington
:
0.5 %
# 6
Montana
:
0.46 %
# 7
Michigan
:
0.45 %
# 8
California
:
0.43 %
# 9
Pennsylvania
:
0.35 %
# 10
Colorado
:
0.33 %
# 11
Kansas
:
0.32 %
# 12
Oklahoma
:
0.3 %
# 13
Massachusetts
:
0.28 %
= 14
Maine
:
0.26 %
= 14
Maryland
:
0.26 %
= 14
Arizona
:
0.26 %
# 17
Minnesota
:
0.25 %
# 18
Mississippi
:
0.2 %
Weighted average:
0.5 %
DEFINITION:
Popular votes for Norman Thomas, a candidate from Socialist party (vice-president George Nelson), 1936 elections, percent of total
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Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections
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