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vote in 1900. for Bryan. 267.337; for Nc
Kinley, 121, 173; plurality for Bryan, 146,
164.
Texas votes for democratic, republican.
populist, prohibitionist, socialist and So
cialist-labor electors and state officers.
The democratic candidate for governor Is
S. w. I. Lanham; the republican candi
date, James d. Lowden.
Tennessee.
Votes in the electoral college, IL. Popu-
lar vote in 1900, for Bryan, 144,7o1; for
Mckinley. 121. 194; plurality for Bryan,
23,557.
Tennessee votes for democratic repub-
lican, socialist, prohibitionist and popu-
! list electors and for democratic, republi-
can and socialist state officers. The DEM
ocratic candidate for governor is James
B. Frazier, the republican candidate be-
ing Jesse NJ. Littleton.
Tennessee is conceded to Parker.
Utah.
Votes in electoral college, g. Popular vote
in 1900 for Mckinley, 47,139; for Bryan.
45, 0O6; plurality for Mckinley, 2,133.
Utah votes for republican. democratic and
socialist electors and state officers. The
publican candidate for governor is John
L l.
Moyle.
There is little doubt that the state will be
republican, although 1t is claimed by both
parties.
Vermont
Votes in electoral college, f. Popular vote
in 1900 for Mckinley. 42.56S; for Bryan.
L. $40: plurality for Mckinley. 29.719.
Vermont votes for republican, democratic,
prohibition and socialist electors. The state
election was held in September, resulting
in plurality for the republican candidate
for governor of $4,000, which was declared
to be conclusive evidence that there was no
feeling of indifference on the part of the
Vermont voters toward the election or dis
satisfaction with President Roosevelt, as
had been alleged by democrats. The re-
publican majority was greater than was ex-
state.
Virginia.
Votes in electoral college. H. Popular
vote in 1900 for Bryan. 14S,0sO; for McKin-
ley. LIS S65; plurality for Bryan, 30,215.
Virginia votes for democratic, republican,
populist, prohibition, socialist and socialist
labor electors The state election was held
last year.
Washington.
Votes in the electoral college. 5. Popular
vote in 1900 for Mckinley. 81, 456; for Bryan,
A. 1913; plurality for Mckinley. 1858
Washington votes for republican. demo-
cratic, populist. prohibition. socialist and
socialist-labor electors and for state tickets
by all of those parties except the populist.
The republican candidate for governor is
Albert E. Mead, the democratic candidate
being former Senator George Turner.
The state Is claimed by democrats and
republicans. but will doubtless be for
Roosevelt.
West Virginia.
Votes in the electoral college. Z. Popular
vote in 1900. for Mckinley. 1882; for
Bryan. 9S.SO7; plurality for Mckinley.
1923.
West Virginia votes for democratic, re-
publican. prohibition and socialist electors
and state tickets. The democratic candi-
date for governor is John J. Cornwell. the
republican candidate being VIM. Nj. o.
Dawson.
Roosevelt will receive plurality of from
II, 900 to 10000. He will lose some votes
because of the scratching of the state
ticket. The state ticket Is in doubt because
of the fight made on Dawson, the repub-
ican candidate, on account Of his advocacy
of the state tax law. The democrats say
they will repeal the law IL they are placed
in power and for that reason the demo-
cratic state ticket will receive thousands
OF republican votes.
Wisconsin
VOTES III elcClOTdl SOIcSts IopuidA
vote in 1900 for Mckinley. 265. S66; for
Bryan. 15e 2S5; plurality for Mckinley, 106.-
5S1.
Wisconsin votes for republican, national
republican. democratic. populist prohibition.
socialist, sociahst-labor electors, and state
tickets of each Of these parties except the
populist The republican" ticket is that
Of the La Toilette faction, the national re-
publican ticket being that of the Spooner-
Quarles-Babcock faction. The republican
candidate for governor is Robert NJ. La
Toilette. the national republican" being
Edward Scofield and the democratic George
w. Peck.
The NATIONAL ticket is SAFE Roosevelts
majority Will probably nearly II not quite
equal that of Mckinley four years ago.
Wyoming.
Votes In the electoral college, 3. Popu-
lar vote In 1900 for Mckinley. 14,4S2: for
Bryan, 10. 1914; plurality for Mckinley. 4,3uS.
Wyoming votes for republican. demo-