FINAL MOCK BALLOT RESULT.

The mock ballot for presidential candidates closed last evening at 6 o'clock. The vote was unexpectedly large and gives a clear idea of the opinion of Harvard students. The overwhelming victory for McKinley was in a measure expected, and the chief surprise was that Palmer should have secured so much larger a vote than Bryan. It is also interesting to observe that Massachusetts cast more than half of the total number of votes, and that Bryan secured as large a proportion of votes in this state as in any other. The vote of the day was 462, a slight falling off from the vote of the first two days. The totals were:

McKinley and Hobart, 1489

Palmer and Buckner, 327

Bryan and Sewall, 108

Lovering and Johnson, 2

Total number of votes cast, 1919

The state representation was as follows:

McKinley. Palmer. Bryan.

Massachusetts, 825 151 52

New York, 182 54 3

Illinois, 71 9 6

Missouri, 33 6 9

Pennsylvania, 44 11 4

Ohio, 48 7 9

Maine, 40 6 2

New Hampshire, 25 6 3

California, 21 3 3

New Jersey, 28 3 0

Minnesota, 12 2 0

Michigan, 17 2 0

Vermont, 10 1 0

Dist. Columbia, 11 1 0

Rhode Island, 18 7 0

Nebraska, 8 3 1

Delaware, 2 1 1

Wisconsin, 8 1 0

Kentucky, 3 6 0

Iowa, 8 2 1

Indiana, 17 3 0

Texas, 4 3 0

Maryland, 5 8 0

North Carolina, 1 2 2

South Carolina, 2 4 0

Virginia, 2 3 1

Arizona, 1 0 0

Arkansas, 1 1 0

Alabama, 1 2 1

Colorado, 7 2 3

Utah, 2 0 2

Connecticut, 12 2 0

Mississippi, 0 4 0

Kansas, 4 2 0

Oregon, 2 0 0

Georgia, 1 0 1

Florida, 0 2 0

Montana, 1 2 0

Oklahoma, 0 1 0

Louisiana, 0 1 0

Tennessee, 4 1 0

Washington, 2 0 0

Nevada, 0 0 1

Idaho, 0 0 1

Canada, 3 0 0

Cent. America, 2 0 1

Hawaian Isls. 1 0 1

Japan, 0 2 0

S. America, 1 0 0

Totals, 1489 327 108