1950 population figures are from the U.S. Bureau of Census, 1950.

Registration figures are from Secretary of State of Louisiana, published regularly.

Population shifts, changes in age of population, or failure to strike the names of deceased or departed registrants have resulted in percentage calculations in excess of 100 percent "registered" in some parishes. In such cases, 100 percent is shown.

•County election boards indicated that these figures were not exact but were estimates.

1. Negroes 931, others 43.

2. "No Negroes live in Graham county"-chairman, county board of elections.

3. Negroes 109, Indians 55.

4. Negroes 100, others 100.

5. Negroes 1,739, Indians 4,650.

6. Negroes 4,762, others 444.

7. Negroes 90, others 481.

Population figures are from Bureau of Census, 1950.

1958 registration figures are from replies from county boards of elections in 83 of North Carolina's 100 counties to questionnaires of Commission's State Advisory Committee.

No figures were available for Negro registration in 21 of the 100 counties. Percentages are based on the available figures.

Population shifts, changes in age of population, or failure to strike deceased or departed persons have resulted in percentage calculations in excess of 100 percent "registered" in some counties. In such cases, 100 percent is shown.