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Nationwide except for South Carolina, which was not yet using popular vote as its method for elector selection, Abraham Lincoln's total of popular votes in 1860 was about 39.65% of votes cast. He is the only person known to have received a majority of electoral votes with less than 40% of the nationwide popular votes.

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Nationwide except for South Carolina, which was not yet using popular vote as its method for elector selection, Abraham Lincoln's total of popular votes in 1860 was about 39.65% of votes cast. He is the only person known to have received a majority of electoral votes with less than 40% of the nationwide popular votes.

Abraham Lincoln received just under forty percent of the popular vote in the 1860 US presidential election.

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Abraham Lincoln received just under forty percent of the popular vote in the 1860 US presidential election.

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New York City was a bastion of Democrat power in 1860. Abraham Lincoln received 35% of the vote there in 1860.

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a bit less than 40%

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