═══════════════════╤═══════════╤═══════════╤════════ STATES. │ Harrison. │ Van Buren.│ Birney. ───────────────────┼───────────┼───────────┼──────── Maine │ 46,612 │ 46,201 │ 194 New Hampshire │ 26,163 │ 32,761 │ 126 Vermont │ 32,440 │ 18,018 │ 319 Massachusetts │ 72,874 │ 51,944 │ 1,621 Rhode Island │ 5,278 │ 3,301 │ 42 Connecticut │ 31,601 │ 25,296 │ 174 New York │ 225,817 │ 212,527 │ 2,808 New Jersey │ 33,351 │ 31,034 │ 69 Pennsylvania │ 144,021 │ 143,672 │ 343 Delaware │ 5,967 │ 4,874 │ ――――― Maryland │ 33,528 │ 28,752 │ ――――― Virginia │ 42,501 │ 43,893 │ ――――― North Carolina │ 46,376 │ 33,782 │ ――――― South Carolina[11] │ ―――――― │ ―――――― │ ――――― Georgia │ 40,261 │ 31,921 │ ――――― Alabama │ 28,471 │ 33,991 │ ――――― Mississippi │ 19,518 │ 16,995 │ ――――― Louisiana │ 11,296 │ 7,616 │ ――――― Kentucky │ 58,489 │ 32,616 │ ――――― Tennessee │ 60,391 │ 48,289 │ ――――― Missouri │ 22,972 │ 29,760 │ ――――― Arkansas │ 5,160 │ 6,766 │ ――――― Ohio │ 148,157 │ 124,782 │ 903 Indiana │ 65,302 │ 51,604 │ ――――― Illinois │ 45,537 │ 47,476 │ 149 Michigan │ 22,933 │ 21,131 │ 321 ├───────────┼───────────┼──────── Totals │ 1,275,016 │ 1,129,102 │ 7,069 ═══════════════════╧═══════════╧═══════════╧════════ [11] Chosen by Legislature. There was nothing to quibble about in declaring the count in Congress, as Harrison had nearly three-fourths of the electoral vote, with a very large popular majority. While the Democrats had not nominated any candidate for Vice-President, and as a division of the vote would be of little consequence, the Democratic electors generally voted for Vice-President Johnson for re-election. Virginia, that cast a solid vote against him four years before, gave him 22 of the 23 votes, and South Carolina, while voting for Van Buren, gave its 11 votes to L. W. Tazewell, of Virginia, for Vice-President, leaving Johnson with only 48 of the 294 electoral votes. The following is the vote as cast in the electoral colleges: