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ELECTORAL AND POPULAR VOTES (Continued)

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Year of
 Election 

Candidates for
President

 States 

 Political 
Party

 Popular 
Vote

 Plurality 

 Electoral 
Vote

Candidates for
Vice-President

 States 

 Political 
Party

 Electoral 
Vote

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1884

 Grover Cleveland*^[1]

 N. Y.

 Dem.

4,911,017 

62,683 

219 

 T. A. Hendricks*^[1]

 Ind.

 Dem.

219 

 James G. Blaine

 Me.

 Rep.

4,848,334 

182 

 John A. Logan

 Ill.

 Rep.

182 

 John P. St. John

 Kan.

 Proh.

151,809 

 William Daniel

 Md.

 Proh.

 Benjamin F. Butler

 Mass. 

 Gre'nb. 

133,825 

 A. M. West

 Miss. 

 Gre'nb. 

 P. D. Wigginton

 Cal.

 Amer.

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1888

 Grover Cleveland

 N. Y.

 Dem.

5,538,233 

98,017 

168 

 Allen G. Thurman

 O.

 Dem.

168 

 Benjamin Harrison*^[1] 

 Ind.

 Rep.

5,440,216 

233 

 Levi P. Morton*^[1]

 N. Y.

 Rep.

233 

 Clinton B. Fisk

 N. J.

 Proh.

249,907 

 John A. Brooks

 Mo.

 Proh.

 Alson J. Streeter

 Ill.

 U. L.

148,105 

 C. E. Cunningham

 Ark.

 U. L.

 R. H. Cowdry

 Ill.

 U'd L.

2,808 

 W. H. T. Wakefield

 Kan.

 U'd L.

 James L. Curtis

 N. Y.

 Amer.

1,591 

 James B. Greer

 Tenn. 

 Amer.

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1892

 Grover Cleveland*^[1]

 N. Y.

 Dem.

5,556,918 

380,810 

277 

 Adlai E. Stevenson*^[1]

 Ill.

 Dem.

277 

 Benjamin Harrison

 Ind.

 Rep.

5,176,108 

145 

 Whitelaw Reid

 N. Y.

 Rep.

145 

 James B. Weaver

 Iowa

 Peop.

1,041,028 

22 

 James G. Field

 Va.

 Peop.

22 

 John Bidwell

 Cal.

 Proh.

264,133 

 James B. Cranfill

 Tex.

 Proh.

 Simon Wing

 Mass.

 Soc. L.

21,164 

 Charles H. Matchett

 N. Y.

 Soc. L.

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1896

 William McKinley*^[1]

 O.

 Rep.

7,104,779 

601,854 

271 

 Garret A. Hobart*^[1]

 N. J.

 Rep.

271 

 William J. Bryan

 Neb.

Dem.	$\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}$
Peop.

6,502,925 

$\scriptstyle {\left\{{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right.}$

176 

 Arthur Sewall

 Me.

 Dem.

149 

 William J. Bryan

 Neb.

 Thomas E. Watson

 Ga.

 Peop.

27 

 Joshua Levering

 Md.

 Proh.

132,007 

 Hale Johnson

 Ill.

 Proh.

 John M. Palmer

 Ill.

 N. Dem.

133,148 

 Simon B. Buckner

 Ky.

 N. Dem.

 Charles H. Matchett

 N. Y.

 Soc. L.

36,274 

 Matthew Maguire

 N. J.

 Soc. L.

 Charles E. Bentley

 Neb.

 Nat.^[2]

13,969 

 James H. Southgate

 N. C.

 Nat.^[2]

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1900

 William McKinley*^[1]

 O.

 Rep.

 7,207,923 

 849,790 

292 

 Theodore Roosevelt*^[1] 

 N. Y.

 Rep.

292 

 William J. Bryan

 Neb.

 Dem. P.

6,358,133 

155 

 Adlai E. Stevenson

 Ill.

 Dem. P. 

155 

 John G. Woolley

 Ill.

 Proh.

208,914 

 Henry B. Metcalf

 O.

 Proh.

 Wharton Barker

 Pa.

 M. P.^[3]

50,373 

 Ignatius Donnelly

 Minn.

 M. P.^[3]

 Eugene V. Debs

 Ind.

 Soc. D.

87,814 

 Job Harriman

 Cal.

 Soc. D.

1. The candidates starred were elected.
2. Free Silver Prohibition Party.
3. Middle of the Road or Anti-Fusion People's Party.