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eight congressman, governor, secretary of
state, attorney general

eight congressman, governor, secretary of
state. attorney general
Mississippi-Nine presidential electors
seven congressman.
Missouri-Seventeen presidential elec-
tors, fifteen congressman, governor lieu
tenant governor, secretary of state, au-
ditor, treasurer, attorney general, rail
road commissioners, judge supreme court.
Montana-Ihree presidential electors,
one congressman, governor lieutenant
governor, secretary of state. auditor,
treasurer. attorney general superinten-
dent public instruction, justice supreme
court.
Nebraska-Eight presidential electors,
SIX congressman, governor, lieutenant
governor, secretary of state. auditor,
treasurer, attorney general, commissioner
public lands, superintendent public in
Struction, regent of university, justice
supreme court.
Nevada-Three presidential electors,
two congressman, governor, legislature.
New Jersey-Ten presidential electors,
eight congressman. legislature.
New York-Thirty-siX presidential
electors. thirty-four congressman, COVER
nor, lieutenant governor, judge court of
appeals, legislature.
North Carolina-Eleven presidential
electors, nine congressman. governor,
lieutenant governor, secretary of state,
treasurer, auditor, superintendent of pub
lie instruction, attorney general. justice
supreme court.
North Dakota-Three presidential clec-
tors, one congressman, governor, lieu.
tenant governor, secretary of state,
treasurer, auditor, attorney general rail
road commissioner, superintendent public
instruction. insurance commissioner. com
missioner of agriculture, legislature.
Ohio-Twenty-three presidential cleo
tors, twenty-one congressman, secretary
of state, judge supreme court, food and
dairy commissioner, member board of
public works.
Oregon-Four presidential electors,
legislature.
Pennsylvania-Thirt presidential
electors, twenty-nine congressman.
Rhode Island-Four presidential cleo
tors, two congressman.
South Carolina-Nine presidential elec-
tors, seven congressman, governor, lieu
tenant governor, secretary of state,
comptroller, attorney general, treasurer,
adjutant general.
South Dakota-FOur presidential elec-
tors, two congressman, governor, lieuten-
ant governor, secretary of state, treas
urer, auditor, attorney general, superin-
tendent public instruction, railroad COM
missioners, land commissioners, legisla-
ture.
Tennessee-Twelve presidential elec-
tors, ten congressman, governor.
TeXas-Fifteen presidential electors
| thirteen congressman, governor, lieuten-
ant governor, comptroller treasurer, at
torney general, land commissioner super
| intendent public instruction, railroad
commissioners, justice supreme court
judges court of appeals.
Utah-Three presidential electors, one
congressman. legislature.
Vermont-Four presidential electors.
Virginia-Twelve presidential electors
| ten congressman.
Washington-Four presidential elec
tors, two congressman, governor, Eeuten
ant governor, judge supreme court, sec
retary of state, auditor, treasurer, attor
ney general superintendent public in
struction, commissioner of public lands
state printer.
West Virginia-Six presidential elec
tors, four congressman, governor, audi
tor, treasurer, attorney general, superin
tendent public schools.
WiscOnsin-Twelve presidential elec
tors, ten congressman, governor, lieu
tenant governor, secretary of state, treas
urer, attorney general superintendent OF
public schools.
Wyoming-Three presidential electors
one congressman, justice supreme court
| Arizona-Delegate to congress.
New MeXicO-Delegate to congress.
| klabOma-Delegatp to congress.