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Presidential Elections Statistics > 1884 > Total Electoral Votes (most recent) by state


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   New York  9%
   Pennsylvania  7.5%
   Ohio  5.7%
   Illinois  5.5%
   Missouri  4%
   Indiana  3.7%
   Massachusetts  3.5%
   Kentucky  3.2%
   Iowa  3.2%
   Texas  3.2%
   Michigan  3.2%
   Virginia  3%
   Georgia  3%
   Tennessee  3%
   North Carolina  2.7%
   Wisconsin  2.7%
   Alabama  2.5%
   South Carolina  2.2%
   Kansas  2.2%
   New Jersey  2.2%


Rank   States  Amount 
# 1   New York: 36  
# 2   Pennsylvania: 30  
# 3   Ohio: 23  
# 4   Illinois: 22  
# 5   Missouri: 16  
# 6   Indiana: 15  
# 7   Massachusetts: 14  
= 8   Kentucky: 13  
= 8   Iowa: 13  
= 8   Texas: 13  
= 8   Michigan: 13  
= 12   Virginia: 12  
= 12   Georgia: 12  
= 12   Tennessee: 12  
= 15   North Carolina: 11  
= 15   Wisconsin: 11  
# 17   Alabama: 10  
= 18   South Carolina: 9  
= 18   Kansas: 9  
= 18   New Jersey: 9  
= 18   Mississippi: 9  
= 22   Louisiana: 8  
= 22   Maryland: 8  
= 22   California: 8  
= 25   Minnesota: 7  
= 25   Arkansas: 7  
= 27   Connecticut: 6  
= 27   Maine: 6  
= 27   West Virginia: 6  
# 30   Nebraska: 5  
= 31   Florida: 4  
= 31   New Hampshire: 4  
= 31   Rhode Island: 4  
= 31   Vermont: 4  
= 35   Nevada: 3  
= 35   Colorado: 3  
= 35   Delaware: 3  
= 35   Oregon: 3  
Total: 401   
Weighted average: 10.6   



DEFINITION: Electoral votes by state in 1884

SOURCE: Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections via StateMaster

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