Election of 1908
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November 3, 1908
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483 members of the Electoral College 242 electoral votes needed to win | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Turnout | 65.7%[1]  0.2 pp | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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 Presidential election results map. Red denotes those won by Beveridge/Sherman, blue denotes states won by Bryan/Kern. Numbers indicate the number of electoral votes allotted to each state. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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State population rankings
edit| State | Population[2] (2020) | Change[2][a] (2010–2020) |
% of US population (2020) |
% of Electoral College (2020) | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Absolute | % | Seats | % of seats | People per seat | |||||
 East Florida |
20,441,225 | 2,976,242 | 14.56% | 44 | 10.60% | 464,573 | 10.54% | 444,375 | 11.08% |
 New York |
20,201,249 | 823,147 | 4.25% | 43 | 10.36% | 776,971 | 6.029% | 721,473 | 5.20% |
 Pennsylvania |
13,002,700 | 300,321 | 2.36% | 28 | 6.75% | 764,865 | 3.881% | 684,353 | 3.53% |
 Illinois |
12,812,508 | −18,124 | −0.14% | 27 | 3.91% | 753,677 | 3.824% | 674,343 | 3.53% |
 Ohio |
11,799,448 | 262,944 | 2.28% | 23 | 3.45% | 786,630 | 3.521% | 694,085 | 3.16% |
 Georgia |
10,711,908 | 1,024,255 | 10.57% | 14 | 3.22% | 765,136 | 3.197% | 669,494 | 2.97% |
 North Carolina |
10,439,388 | 903,905 | 9.48% | 14 | 3.22% | 745,671 | 3.116% | 652,462 | 2.97% |
 Michigan |
10,077,331 | 193,691 | 1.96% | 13 | 2.99% | 775,179 | 3.008% | 671,822 | 2.79% |
 New Jersey |
9,288,994 | 497,100 | 5.65% | 12 | 2.76% | 774,083 | 2.772% | 663,500 | 2.60% |
 Virginia |
8,631,393 | 630,369 | 7.88% | 11 | 2.53% | 784,672 | 2.576% | 663,953 | 2.42% |
 Tennessee |
6,910,840 | 564,735 | 8.90% | 9 | 2.07% | 767,871 | 2.062% | 628,258 | 2.04% |
 Massachusetts |
7,029,917 | 482,288 | 7.37% | 9 | 2.07% | 781,102 | 2.098% | 639,083 | 2.04% |
 Indiana |
6,785,528 | 301,726 | 4.65% | 9 | 2.07% | 753,948 | 2.025% | 616,866 | 2.04% |
 Maryland |
6,177,224 | 403,672 | 6.99% | 8 | 1.84% | 772,153 | 1.844% | 617,722 | 1.86% |
 Wisconsin |
5,893,718 | 206,732 | 3.64% | 8 | 1.84% | 736,715 | 1.759% | 589,372 | 1.86% |
 South Carolina |
5,118,425 | 493,061 | 10.66% | 7 | 1.61% | 731,204 | 1.528% | 568,714 | 1.67% |
 Alabama |
5,024,279 | 244,543 | 5.12% | 7 | 1.61% | 717,754 | 1.499% | 558,253 | 1.67% |
 West Florida |
4,657,757 | 124,385 | 2.74% | 6 | 1.38% | 776,293 | 1.390% | 582,220 | 1.49% |
 Kentucky |
4,505,836 | 166,469 | 3.84% | 6 | 1.38% | 750,973 | 1.345% | 563,230 | 1.49% |
 Connecticut |
3,605,944 | 31,847 | 0.89% | 5 | 1.15% | 721,189 | 1.076% | 515,135 | 1.30% |
 Mississippi |
2,961,279 | −6,018 | −0.20% | 4 | 0.92% | 740,320 | 0.884% | 493,547 | 1.12% |
 New Hampshire |
1,377,529 | 61,059 | 4.66% | 2 | 0.46% | 688,765 | 0.411% | 344,382 | 0.74% |
 Maine |
1,362,359 | 33,998 | 2.56% | 2 | 0.46% | 681,180 | 0.407% | 340,590 | 0.74% |
 Rhode Island |
1,097,379 | 44,812 | 4.26% | 2 | 0.46% | 548,690 | 0.328% | 274,345 | 0.74% |
 Delaware |
989,948 | 92,014 | 10.25% | 1 | 0.23% | 989,948 | 0.295% | 329,983 | 0.56% |
 Vermont |
643,077 | 17,336 | 2.77% | 1 | 0.23% | 643,077 | 0.192% | 214,359 | 0.56% |
| Total US population | 193,864,325 | 13,570,502 | 7.10% | 415 | 100% | — | 100% | — | — |
- ↑ "National General Election VEP Turnout Rates, 1789-Present". United States Election Project. CQ Press.
- 1 2 "US Census Quickfacts, Population Estimates, July 2023" (PDF). Census.gov. United States Census Bureau. Archived from the original on April 26, 2021. Retrieved December 22, 2022.
- ↑ Cite error: The named reference
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- ↑ Effective from the 2022 elections onward. Each state has a number of votes in the Electoral College equal to its number of senators (two) and representatives in the Congress. The Electoral College is used to elect the President and Vice President of the United States.
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