1860 Presidential Election — Popular Vote by State

Four-party race: Lincoln (R) · Breckenridge (SD) · Douglas (ND) · Bell (CU)

Lincoln (R)Breckenridge (SD)Douglas (ND)Bell (CU)

← bar width scaled to 400,000 votes maximum

Alabama

48,831

13,651

27,835

Arkansas

28,732

5,357

20,094

California

38,733

33,969

37,999

9,111

Connecticut

43,488

14,372

15,431

1,528

Delaware

3,815

7,339

1,023

3,864

Florida

8,543

367

5,437

Georgia

51,889

11,590

42,886

Illinois

172,171

2,331

160,215

4,914

Indiana

139,033

12,295

115,509

5,306

Iowa

70,409

1,763

55,111

1,763

Kentucky

1,364

53,143

25,651

66,058

Louisiana

22,681

7,625

20,204

Maine

62,811

6,368

26,693

2,046

Maryland

2,294

42,482

5,966

41,760

Massachusetts

106,533

5,939

34,370

22,331

Michigan

88,480

805

65,057

Minnesota

22,069

748

11,920

Mississippi

40,797

3,283

25,040

Missouri

17,028

31,317

58,801

58,372

New Hampshire

37,519

2,112

25,881

441

New Jersey

58,324

4,595

62,801

1,588

New York

362,646

48,539

312,510

35,531

North Carolina

48,539

2,701

44,990

Ohio

231,709

11,405

187,421

12,194

Oregon

5,329

5,075

4,136

218

Pennsylvania

268,030

178,871

16,765

12,776

Rhode Island

12,244

1,384

7,707

Tennessee

64,709

11,350

69,728

Texas

47,548

18,136

15,438

Vermont

33,808

218

8,649

Virginia

1,929

74,379

16,198

74,681

Wisconsin

86,110

888

65,021

Source: Historical records of the 1860 presidential election. Data reflects popular vote totals in the 34 states of the Union.