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Presidential Elections Statistics > 1900 > Popular Votes for Eugene Debs (most recent) by state

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   New York  14.8%
   Illinois  11.2%
   Massachusetts  11.1%
   Wisconsin  8.1%
   Missouri  7.1%
   Ohio  5.6%
   Pennsylvania  5.6%
   New Jersey  5.3%
   Minnesota  3.5%
   Michigan  3.3%
   Iowa  3.2%
   Indiana  2.7%
   Washington  2.3%
   Texas  2.1%
   Kansas  1.8%
   North Dakota  1.7%
   Oregon  1.7%
   Connecticut  1.2%
   Maryland  1%
   Maine  1%


Rank   States  Amount  (top to bottom)   
#1   New York: 12,869  
#2   Illinois: 9,687  
#3   Massachusetts: 9,607  
#4   Wisconsin: 7,048  
#5   Missouri: 6,139  
#6   Ohio: 4,847  
#7   Pennsylvania: 4,831  
#8   New Jersey: 4,609  
#9   Minnesota: 3,065  
#10   Michigan: 2,826  
#11   Iowa: 2,742  
#12   Indiana: 2,374  
#13   Washington: 2,006  
#14   Texas: 1,846  
#15   Kansas: 1,605  
#16   North Dakota: 1,494  
#17   Oregon: 1,464  
#18   Connecticut: 1,029  
#19   Maryland: 904  
#20   Maine: 878  
#21   Nebraska: 823  
#22   New Hampshire: 790  
#23   Utah: 720  
#24   Colorado: 714  
#25   Montana: 711  
#26   Florida: 634  
#27   Tennessee: 346  
#28   South Dakota: 169  
#29   Delaware: 56  
Total: 86,833   
Weighted average: 2,994.2   


DEFINITION: Popular votes for Eugene Debs, a candidate from Social Democrat party (vice-president Job Harriman), 1900 elections

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

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