In the election of 1856 Millard Fillmore was the know-nothing candidate and received 21% of the popular vote what conclusion could be drawn from this back a significant number of people opposed laborious significant number of people were in favor of temperance as an African number of people and they were a woman's racist
The conclusion that could be drawn from Millard Fillmore receiving 21% of the popular vote as the Know-Nothing candidate in the 1856 election is that there was a significant number of people who supported the Know-Nothing Party and their anti-immigration stance. This suggests that a significant portion of the population opposed the influx of immigrants and held nativist views. It does not necessarily indicate their positions on labor, temperance, racism, or women's rights, as the information provided does not directly correlate these issues with Fillmore's support.
