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Population of Voting Age and Votes Cast for President, 1964 and 1960, for States and Counties

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Population of Voting Age and Votes Cast for President, 1964 and 1960, for States and Counties

November 1990

Report Number P23-168

Table 1 - Resident Population of Voting Age for Regions and Divisions--Difference Between Postcensal Estimate and Intercensal Estimate: 1960 to 1968 [<1.0 MB]

Table 2 - Resident Population of Voting Age for States--Difference Between Postcensal Estimate and Intercensal Estimate: 1972 to 1980 [<1.0 MB]

Table 3 - Resident Population of Voting Age for States--Difference Between Short-Term Projection and Postcensal Estimate: 1972 to 1978 [<1.0 MB]

Table 4 - Resident Population of Voting Age for States--Difference Between Short-Term Projection and Intercensal Estimates: 1972 to 1980 [<1.0 MB]

Table 5-6 [<1.0 MB]

Table 5 - Resident Population of Voting Age for States--Difference Between Short-Term Projection and Postcensal Estimate: 1980 to 1986
Table 6 - Estimates of the Percent of the Age-Eligible Population Casting Votes for U.S. Representatives--Difference Between Estimates Based on Postcensal Population Estimates and Intercensal Population Estimates: 1962 to 1978

Table 7 - Population Eligible to Vote and Not Eligible to Vote, by State: 1980 Census [<1.0 MB]

Table 8 - Percent of Population Voting Based on Different Denominators from the 1980 Census, for States: 1980 Presidential Election [<1.0 MB]

Table 9 - Percent of Population Voting Based on Different Denominators, for States: 1980 Presidential Election [<1.0 MB]

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