Dist.
I.

KENTUCKY.

Martin. Adams. McKee. Clay.

Polk.

CONGRESS. 1845. PRESIDENT, 1844 Estill 337. 205 232...... 392

2160

Clay.

Polk, Floyd... 587

4

114..

190

340

282

400 Garrard... 260

Caldwell.....

to Linn Boyd,..

780

966 Harlan.... 99.

Calloway

Loco-Foco..

204

772 Johnson

Crittenden..

399 Knox..

Graves

386

740 Letcher 220

Livingston..

424

McCracken

256

195 Perry.

10WA.
Popular Vote for President-1844.
DELEGATE, 1845. DELEGATE, 1843. States. Clay. Polk. Birney. Clay maj. Polk.
Maine 34.378 45,719 4.836....

Counties. Lowe, W. Dodge, L. Wallace. Dodge. N.Hamp. 17.266 27,160 4,161.

Des Moines.. 741

101......with Delaw'e. Vermont. 26,770 18,041 3.954.... 8.729
126...... maj. 45 Mass... 67,009 53,039 10,830..

new County. R. Island. 7,322 4,867
723...... 696 772 Conn.... 32,832 29,841 1,943..
45...... maj. 255 N. York.232,482 237.588 15,812..
N. Jersey 38,318 37,495 131...
480. with Delaw'e. Penn....161,203 167.535 3,138..
354.. ... 443
317 Delaware 6.258 5,971

360..
534...... 346

315..

11,341

9,294

.13.970

2,455

2,991

5,106

823

6,332

287

3,308

5,893

8,050.... 5,940

9,267

3,945

2,047

11,656

2,314

12,392

3,466)

5,920)

113

699

10,118 4,042

with Jeffers'n. Arkansas 5,504 9,546

Total..1,288,533 1,327,325 62,263. .51,828 90,620
Polk over Clay, 38,792; Clay and Birney over
Polk, 23,471. South Carolina not included.

41,509

maj. 1...... new County Maryland 35,984 32,676
maj. 153
Virginia. 43,677 49,570
517 Ohio
....155,057 149.117
4 maj. Kentucky 61,255 51.988
no returns. N.Carol'a. 43,232 39.287
212......with Wash'n.S.Carol'a. (By Legislature.
74...... new County, Georgia.. 42,100 44,147
1118...... 462 846 Alabama. 26,024 37,740
maj. 39 Indiana.. 67.867 70.181 2.106..
270 Illinois
45,528 57.920 3,370.
with Wash'n. Michigan. 24,237 27,703 3,632..
new County. Miss..... 19.206 25,126

267

Times of holding Elections. Legislature meets. .2d Monday in September....1st Wednesday in January. .2d Tuesday in March........1st Wednesday in June. ..1st Tuesday in September...2d Thursday in October. 2d Monday in November.. ..1st Wednesday in January. Rhode Island ....Providence & Newport.. 1st Wednesday in April ..1st Wednesday in May. Connecticut ..Hartford & New-Haven. 1st Monday in April ..1st Wednesday in May. New-York................. Albany.. New-Jersey. .Trenton.. Pennsylvania ..Harrisburg.

All the States but South Carolina choose their Electors by a Popular Vote.

*** The Presidential Electors of each State are hereafter, according to an act of the last Congress, to be chosen uniformly on the Tuesday following the first Monday in November.