1996 Senatorial General Election - Vote for by State
Place |
State |
Total Votes |
Rank |
|
1 | West Virginia |
595,614 |
1 |
456,526 |
76.65% |
2 | Rhode Island |
363,371 |
1 |
230,676 |
63.48% |
3 | Delaware |
275,591 |
1 |
165,465 |
60.04% |
4 | Michigan |
3,762,575 |
1 |
2,195,738 |
58.36% |
5 | Illinois |
4,250,722 |
1 |
2,384,028 |
56.09% |
6 | New Jersey |
2,884,106 |
1 |
1,519,328 |
52.68% |
7 | Massachusetts |
2,555,886 |
1 |
1,334,345 |
52.21% |
8 | Iowa |
1,224,054 |
1 |
634,166 |
51.81% |
9 | South Dakota |
324,487 |
1 |
166,533 |
51.32% |
10 | Minnesota |
2,183,062 |
1 |
1,098,493 |
50.32% |
11 | Louisiana |
1,700,102 |
1 |
852,945 |
50.17% |
12 | Montana |
407,490 |
1 |
201,935 |
49.56% |
13 | Georgia |
2,259,224 |
1 |
1,103,993 |
48.87% |
14 | Virginia |
2,354,711 |
2 |
1,115,981 |
47.39% |
15 | Arkansas |
846,183 |
2 |
400,241 |
47.30% |
16 | New Hampshire |
491,966 |
2 |
227,397 |
46.22% |
17 | Colorado |
1,469,611 |
2 |
677,600 |
46.11% |
18 | North Carolina |
2,556,456 |
2 |
1,173,875 |
45.92% |
19 | Oregon |
1,360,230 |
2 |
624,370 |
45.90% |
20 | Alabama |
1,499,393 |
2 |
681,651 |
45.46% |
21 | South Carolina |
1,162,125 |
2 |
511,226 |
43.99% |
22 | Texas |
5,527,441 |
2 |
2,428,776 |
43.94% |
23 | Maine |
606,777 |
2 |
266,226 |
43.88% |
24 | Kansas |
1,064,716 |
2 |
461,344 |
43.33% |
25 | Kentucky |
1,307,046 |
2 |
560,012 |
42.85% |
26 | Wyoming |
211,077 |
2 |
89,103 |
42.21% |
27 | Nebraska |
676,789 |
2 |
281,904 |
41.65% |
28 | Oklahoma |
1,183,150 |
2 |
474,162 |
40.08% |
29 | Idaho |
497,233 |
2 |
198,422 |
39.91% |
30 | Tennessee |
1,778,664 |
2 |
654,937 |
36.82% |
31 | Kansas |
1,052,300 |
2 |
362,380 |
34.44% |
32 | New Mexico |
551,821 |
2 |
164,356 |
29.78% |
33 | Mississippi |
878,662 |
2 |
240,647 |
27.39% |
34 | Alaska |
231,916 |
3 |
23,977 |
10.34% |
|
Total |
49,029,835 |
2 |
23,501,414 |
47.93% |
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