the popular vote for president began with all states reporting in 1864.
the popular vote for president began with all states reporting in 1864.
when did the popular vote for president begin with all states reporting?
1864
the popular vote was not recorded prior to the 1824 election, so the first nine us presidential elections are not included in this table. until the 1864 election, some states chose their presidential electors without a popular vote, so results from 1824 to 1860 are not truly nationwide values.









































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bullet::::- list of united states presidential elections by electoral college margin









































bullet::::- united states presidential elections in which the winner lost the popular vote









































bullet::::- list of united states presidential candidates by number of votes received









































bullet::::- national popular vote interstate compact









































section::::references.
list of united states presidential elections by popular vote margin
internet connectivity also varies a lot by state. in 2011, the us census bureau conducted a survey to determine internet access in each state. new hampshire reported the highest rate of internet access, with only 20.3% reporting no internet access at home or elsewhere. mississippi reported the lowest rate of access, with 41.0% of people reporting no internet access at home or elsewhere. as a general trend it is easy to see that appalachian and southern states in general have a much lower rate of internet usage when compared to other regions. this correlates greatly with the average income of those states. lower income states reporting lower rates of usage, and higher income states reporting higher rates of connectivity. also it may be a matter of population density. there are a lot more disconnected individuals in states with many counties of low population density. this could be because internet service providers are less likely to make a profit in these areas.
digital divide in the united states