Abraham Lincoln vs John Bell

Abraham Lincoln vs John Bell in 1860: electoral votes, popular vote and every state, side by side.

Abraham Lincoln

152 to win

Every state, 1860

State	Abraham Lincoln	John Bell	Gap (pts)	EV
Alabama	—	30.9%	—	9
Arkansas	—	37.2%	—	4
California	33.0% 4	5.7%	27.2	4
Connecticut	53.9% 6	4.1%	49.7	6
Delaware	23.7%	24.0%	-0.3	3
Florida	—	37.9%	—	3
Georgia	—	40.3%	—	10
Illinois	50.7% 11	1.5%	49.2	11
Indiana	51.1% 13	2.0%	49.1	13
Iowa	54.9% 4	1.4%	53.5	4
Kentucky	0.9%	45.2% 12	-44.3	12
Louisiana	—	40.0%	—	6
Maine	64.2% 8	2.1%	62.1	8
Maryland	3.1%	44.9%	-41.8	8
Massachusetts	62.8% 13	13.3%	49.5	13
Michigan	57.2% 6	0.3%	56.9	6
Minnesota	63.4% 4	0.2%	63.2	4
Mississippi	—	36.2%	—	7
Missouri	10.3%	35.3%	-25.0	9
New Hampshire	56.9% 5	0.7%	56.2	5
New Jersey	48.1% 4	—	—	7
New York	53.7% 35	—	—	35
North Carolina	—	46.8%	—	10
Ohio	52.3% 23	2.8%	49.6	23
Oregon	34.5% 3	6.1%	28.4	3
Pennsylvania	56.3% 27	2.7%	53.6	27
Rhode Island	61.2% 4	—	—	4
South Carolina	—	—	—	—
Tennessee	—	47.6% 12	—	12
Texas	—	24.5%	—	4
Vermont	75.8% 5	0.5%	75.3	5
Virginia	1.2%	44.7% 15	-43.5	15
Wisconsin	56.6% 5	0.1%	56.5	5

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Abraham Lincoln won the presidency. Electoral votes: Abraham Lincoln 180, John Bell 39. Popular vote: Abraham Lincoln 39.8%, John Bell 12.6%.

Abraham Lincoln carried 18 and John Bell carried 3.

Official results As published by The American Presidency Project (UC Santa Barbara) and the state documents it links. How we use this data