Show He pleavy Balloting in iri President S nt Election r Breaks Breaks' 3 Records W i. J JR R Roosevelt Re Receives Time All f High Vote Minor Parties Parties Par Pare J ties Show Gains w- w r CD Br Associated Press Pres WASHINGTON Nov 30 N Nearly 30 Nearly arly Complete returns from the November election 8 show the American elec elee electorate toppled three records in casting cast cist ing a a total vote of ot at least and giving Riving Gov Governor Roosevelt 22 22 and President Hoover r r Huge uge total with more than 30 states complete to date is an increase o of more than over the previous previous pre pre- vio s high of ot polled in the 1928 Smith Hoover election Roosevelt's Roose velt's vote vot i is the most ever given a winning candidate and Hoovers Hoover's is a as s v. top figure for a losing nominee Seven Sc minor party candidates received re re- re- re on the basis o of returns returns re re re- turns from all but about twelfth one of af the tho nations nation's voting precincts or cr districts tripling districts tripling the minor party balloting of four years ago Norman Norman Thomas the thc Socialist presidential presidential pres- pres candidate kept pace pace with the total total thrice the he got in 1928 and bringing him within probable reach of af the Socialist record of 1920 when E Eugene gene Debs polled FOSTER SHOWS GAIN William Z Foster Communist candidate can- can rec received ived votes compared with his four years ago when h he ran as 05 the Workers' Workers party candidate candidate candi candi- date while William D. D Upshaw Prohibition Pro Pro- party nominee polled 59 on the basis of precincts precinct W to nearly double that party's vote of four lour years ago His ills total is the largest largest largest larg larg- est given the Prohibition ticket since the first election after constitutional prohibition was vas adopted in 1920 Other minor mino party candidates received re re- re- re the following William H. H Coin Harvey Liberty Verne Veriie L. L Reynolds Socialist-Labor Socialist 21 5 Jacob S. S Labor Farmer James R. R Cox Liberal Jobless The h Populist ticket polled four votes in South Carolina to bring the total minor party vote to plurality of over Hoover Hoove compares with a plurality plural plural- ity of i given Hoover over Smith In the Coolidge Cool Cool- idge plurality rover over Davis in 1924 when aj third party ticket waS was in the field SIX OVER BULLION b Six states gave Roosevelt more than v votes votes California t California alifornia Illinois Missouri New v York Ohio Ohl 1 Pennsylvania Ho Hoover yer polled more than a million In four states states Illinois Illinois New NewYork NewYork NewYork York Ohio Pennsylvania Penn Pernio sylvania The figures to date indicate there will vill be no change in the electoral vote in IL the thC final returns from the totals recently compiled which showed snowed H Hoover won only six states states Connecticut Delaware Mai Maine e New Hampshire Hampshire Hamp Hamp- shire Pennsylvania and Vermont Vermont- with a total electorate vote of 59 as Against the states for Roosevelt Roosevelt Roose Roose- v velt lt with an electoral vote of ot L' L e popular vote for Roosevelt and Hoover by states based on on nearly complete returns follows State Alabama Arizona Arkansas California C Colorado lorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas K Kentucky 16 Louisiana 18 16 M Maine lne ine M. M Maryland M Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska N Nevada vada New Hampshire New v e Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohi Ohio Oklahoma oma I Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina a 1978 South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin M I Wyoming f Totals Totals i 1 |