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APPENDIX IV

THE POPULAR VOTE IN 18321
State Jackson Clay Wirt Approximate majority
or plurality
Maine 33,984 27,362 841 Jackson over
both 		5,781
New Hampshire 25,146 19,454 b Jackson over
Clay 		5,692
Vermont 7,870 11,152 13,106 Wirt's plurality 1,954
Massachusets 13,933 32,006 14,692 Clay over both 3,381
Rhode Island 1,000a 2,000a 500a Clay over both 500
Connecticut 11,041 17,518 3,335 Clay over both 3,142
New York2 168,243 154,896 Jackson over
both 		13,347
New Jersey 23,826 23,466 468 Jackson's plural-
ity 		360
Pennsylvania 90,983 b 66,716 Jackson over
Wirt 		24,207
Delaware 4,105 4,276 b Clay over Jack-
son 		171
Maryland 19,199 19,150 b Jackson over
Clay 		49
Virginia 33,649 11,582 b Jackson over
Clay 		22,067
North Carolina 24,385 4,563 b Jackson over
Clay 		19,822
South Carolina

Electors chosen by legis-
lature and voted for John
Floyd of Virginia.
Georgia 30,000a b b Jackson 30,000
Alabama 10,000a 3,000a b Jackson over
Clay 		7,000
Mississippi 2,000a 800a b Jackson over
Clay 		1,200
Louisiana 3,546 1,954 b Jackson over
Clay 		1,592
Tennesee 40,000a 2,000a b Jackson over
Clay 		38,000
Kentucky 13,000a 27,000a b Clay over Jack-
son 		14,000
Ohio 81,246 76,539 509 Jackson over
both 		4,198
Indiana 13,000a 11,000a b Jackson over
Clay 		2,000
Illinois 5,000a 3,000a b Jackson over
Clay 		2,000
Missouri 6,000a 2,000a b Jackson over
Clay 		4,000
Total 661,156 454,718 100,167
1 The above figures and estimates are based chiefly on Niles'
Register, vol. xliii, pp. 135-251 passim.
2 Antimasonic vote in New York is combined with the National
Republican, as the two parties chose the same ticket of electors.
a Estimate of vote.
b No ticket in the field.

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Publication Information: Book Title: The Presidential Campaign of 1832. Contributors: Samuel Rhea Gammon - author. Publisher: Johns Hopkins Press. Place of Publication: Baltimore, MD. Publication Year: 1922. Page Number: 170.
    
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