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TRUMP 45th President...

"Donald J. Trump preached the populist and nationalist message that fueled his presidential campaign in his first remarks as the 45th president of the United States, pledging an "America first" creed.
"The forgotten men and women of this country will be forgotten no longer," the businessman and former reality television star said in front of the U.S. Capitol on Friday.
As raindrops fell on the crowd gathered on the National Mall, Trump said he planned to "transfer power from Washington, D.C." to the people, taking swipes at politicians, some of whom stood just over his shoulder. He told Americans that "you will never be ignored again," repeating his campaign pledges to push companies to return jobs to the U.S. and to rebuild American infrastructure." CNBC

OBEXIT DAY

RUST BELT [Vote Totals] / across the midlands

RUST BELT

{Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota - 95 Congressman in Population}

2016

(32,367,364 votes cast)

(R) Trump/Pence - 15,324,081 47.3%

(D) Clinton/Kaine - 15,117,329 46.8%

(Libertarian Party) Gary Johnson - 1,115,722 3.6%

(Green Party) Jill Stein - 311,860 0.9%

WRITE-IN's - 262,257 0.7%

(Better For America Party) Evan McMullin - 113,733 0.3%

(Constitution Party) Darrell Castle - 69,627 0.2%

(Independent) Richard Duncan - 24,261

(Legal Marijuana Now Party) Dan Vacek - 13,538

(Reform Party) Rocky De La Fuente - 3,405

(Socialist Party) Mimi Soltysik - 2,314

(New Independent Party of Iowa) Lynn Khan - 2,247

(Workers World Party) Monica Moorehead - 1,819

(Socialist Workers Party) Alyson Kennedy - 1,672

(American Solidarity Party) Mike Maturen - 1,597

(America's Independent Party) Tom Hoefling - 915

(Independent) Laurence Kotlikoff - 340

(Party for Socialism & Liberation) Gloria La Riva - 335

(Veterans Party of America) Chris Keniston - 188

(Independent) Mike Smith - 65

(Independent People's Party of Colorado) Joseph Moldanado - 49

(Socialist Equality Party) Jerry White - 10

2012

BREAD BASKET [Vote Totals] / across the midlands

BREAD BASKET

{Oklahoma, Nebraska, Kansas, South Dakota, North Dakota - 14 Congressman in Population}

2016

(4,171,425 votes cast)

 

(R) Trump/Pence - 2,560,630 60.1%

(D) Clinton/Kaine - 1,343,090 34.3%

(Libertarian Party) Gary Johnson - 185,065 4.4%

(Green Party) Jill Stein - 36,061 0.8%

WRITE-IN's - 32,822 0.7%

(Constitution Party) Darrell Castle - 6,593 0.1%

(Better For America Party) Evan McMullin - 6,520 0.1%

(Reform Party) Rocky De La Fuente - 367

(American Solidarity Party) Michael Maturen - 214

(America's Independent Party) Tom Hoefling - 45

(Party For Socialism ?& Liberation) Gloria La Riva - 7

(Independent) Mike Smith - 6

(Prohibition Party) Jim Hedges - 3

(Independent) Lynn Kahn - 2

DEEP SOUTH [Vote Totals] / in the south

DEEP SOUTH

{Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana - 31 Congressman in Population}

2016

(9,509,937 votes cast)

(R) Trump/Pence - 5,286,711 55.5%

(D) Clinton/Kaine - 3,872,795 40.7%

(Libertarian Party) Gary Johnson - 224,186 2.3%

WRITE IN's - 54,406 0.5%

(Green Party) Jill Stein - 34,827 0.3%

(Better For America Party) Evan McMullin - 21,564 0.2%

(Constitution Party) Darrell Castle - 8.226

(Veteran's Party) Chris Keniston - 1,881

(America's Independent Party) Thomas Hoefling - 1,651

(Independent) Laurence Kotlikoff - 1,082

(Independent) Princess Jacob - 749

(Prohibition Party) Jim Hedges - 715

(Reform Party) Rocky De La Fuente - 644

(Socialist Workers) Alyson Kennedy - 480

(Party for Socialism & Liberation) Gloria La Riva - 446

(Socialist Equality Party) Jerry White - 370

(American Solidarity Party) Mike Maturen - 151

(Independent) Mike Smith - 53

 

BORDER STATES [Vote Totals] / in the south

BORDER STATES

{Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, West Virginia - 30 Congressman in Population}

2016

(9,112,293 votes cast)

(R) Trump/Pence - 5,494,650 60.3%

(D) Clinton/Kaine - 3,139,905 34.4%

(Libertarian Party) Gary Johnson - 274,341 3.0%

(Green Party) Jill Stein - 72,873 0.8%

(Better for America Party) Evan McMullin - 56,202 0.6%

WRITE IN's - 26,857 0.2%

(Constitution Party) Darrell Castle - 23,534 0.2%

(Independent) Mike Smith - 7,287

(Reform Party) Rocky De La Fuente - 5,212

(Prohibition Party) Jim Hedges - 4,709

(Independent) Lynn Kahn - 3,390

(Socialist Workers Party) Alyson Kennedy - 2,877

(America's Independent Party) Tom Hoefling - 209

(American Solidarity Party) Mike Maturen - 155

(Independent) Laurence Kotlikoff - 56

(Veterans Party) Chris Keniston - 22

(Socialist Equality Party) Jerry White - 6

(Independent) Richard Duncan - 3

(Independent) Joseph Moldonado - 3

(Party for Socialism & Liberation) Gloria LaRiva - 2

 

FLORIDA [Vote Totals] / in the south

FLORIDA

{Florida - 27 Congressman in Population}

2016

(9,501,617 votes cast)

(R) Trump/Pence - 4,617,886 48.6%

(D) Clinton/Kaine  - 4,504,975 47.4%

(Libertarian Party) Gary Johnson - 207,043 2.1%

WRITE IN's - 81,632 0.8%

(Green Party) Jill Stein - 64,399 0.6%

(Constitution Party) Darrell Castle - 16,475 0.1%

(Reform Party) Rocky De La Fuente - 9,108 0.1%

(Independent) Laurence Kotlikoff - 74

(Independent) Richard Duncan - 25

 

2012

(8,492,175 votes cast)

(D) Obama/Biden - 4,237,756 49.9%

(R) Romney/Ryan - 4,163,447 49.0%

(Libertarian Party) Gary Johnson - 44,726 0.5%

WRITE-IN's - 18,002 0.2%

(Green Party) Jill Stein - 8,947 0.1%

(Peace & Freedom Party) Roseanne Barr - 8,154 0.1%

(Objectivist Party) Thomas Stevens - 3,856

(Constitution Party) Virgil Goode - 2,607

(Justice Party) Rocky Anderson - 1,754

(America's Independent Party) Thomas Hoefling - 946

(Reform Party) Andre Barnett - 820

(Socialist Party) Stewart Alexander - 799

(Party for Socialism & Liberation) Peta Lindsay - 322

(Independent) Jill Ann Reed - 36

(Independent) Richard Duncan - 3

 

2008

(8,412,248 votes cast)

(D) Obama/Biden - 4,282,367 50.9%

(R) McCain/Palin - 4,046,219 48.1%

(Independent) Ralph Nader - 28,128 0.3%

WRITE-IN's - 20,801 0.2%

(Libertarian Party) Bob Barr - 17,220 0.2%

(Constitution Party) Chuck Baldwin - 7,915

(Green Party) Cynthia McKinney - 2,887

(America's Independent Party) Alan Keyes - 2,550

(Party for Socialism & Liberation) Gloria LaRiva - 1,516

(Boston Tea Party) Charles Jay - 797

(Socialist Workers Party) Roger Calero - 533

(Objectivist Party) Thomas Stevens - 419

(Socialist Party) Brian Moore - 405

(Prohibition Party) Gene Amondson - 293

Ron Paul - 174

NONE OF THE ABOVE - 23

(U.S. Pacifist Party) Brad Lyttle - 1

 

2004

(7,609,810 votes cast)

(R) Bush/Cheney - 3,964,522 52.1%

(D) Kerry/Edwards - 3,583,544 47.0%

(Independent) Ralph Nader - 32,971 0.4%

(Libertarian Party) Mike Badnarik - 11,996 0.1%

(Constitution Party) Mike Peroutka - 6,626

(Green Party) David Cobb - 3,917

(Socialist Party) Walter Brown - 3,502

(Socialist Workers Party) Roger Calero - 2,732

 

2000

(5,963,110 votes cast)

(R) Bush/Cheney - 2,912,790 48.5%

(D) Gore/Lieberman - 2,912,253 48.4%

(Green Party) Ralph Nader - 97,488 1.6%

(Reform Party) Pat Buchanan - 17,484 0.2%

(Libertarian Party) Harry Browne - 16,415 0.2%

(Natural law Party) John Hagelin - 2,281

(Workers World Party) Monica Moorehead - 1,804

(Constitution Party) Howard Phillips - 1,371

(Socialist Party) David McReynolds - 622

(Socialist Workers Party) James Harris - 562

WRITE - IN's - 40

1996

(5,303,794 votes cast)

(D) Clinton/Gore - 2,546,870 48.0%
(R) Dole/Kemp - 2,244,536 42.3%
(Reform Party) Ross Perot - 483,870 9.12%
(Libertarian Party) Harry Browne - 23,965 0.4%
(Green Party) Ralph Nader - 4,101
(Natural Law Party) John Hagelin - 418
(Socialist Party) Mary Hollis - 21
(Socialist Workers Party) James Harris - 13

1992

(5,314,392 votes cast)

(R) Bush/Quayle - 2,173,310 40.8%
(D) Clinton/Gore - 2,072,698 39.0%
(Independent) Ross Perot - 1,053,067 19.8%
(Libertarian Party) Andre Marrou - 15,079 0.2%
(Natural Law Party) John Hagelin - 214
(Socialist Party) J. Quinn Brisbane - 16
WRITE-IN's - 8

1988

(4,302,313 votes cast)

(R) Bush/Quale - 2,618,885 60.8%
(D) Dukakis/Bentsen - 1,656,701 38.5%
(Libertarian Party) Ron Paul - 19,796 0.4%
(New Alliance Party) Lenora Fulani - 6,655 0.1%
(Populist Party) David Duke - 249
(Socialist Party) Willa Kenoyer - 14
WRITE-IN's - 13

1984

(4,180,051 votes cast)

(R) Reagan/Bush - 2,730,350 65.3%
(D) Mondale/Ferraroe - 1,448,816 34.6%
(Libertarian Party) Dave Bergland - 754
(Citizens Party) Sonia Johnson - 58
(Communist Party) Gus Hall - 34
WRITE-IN's - 32
(Socialist Workers Party) Mel Mason - 7

1980

(3,687,026 votes cast)

(R) Reagan/Bush - 2,046,951 55.5%
(D) Carter/Mondale - 1,419,475 38.5%
(Independent) John Anderson - 189,692 5.1%
(Libertarian Party) Ed Clark - 30,524 0.8%
(Socialist Party) David McReynolds - 212
(Communist Party) Gus Hall - 123
(Socialist Workers Party) Clifton DeBerry - 41
(Workers World Party) Deirdre Griswold - 8

TEXAS [Vote Totals] / in the south

TEXAS

{Texas - 36 Congressman in Population}

2016

(8,969,716 votes cast)

(R) Trump/Pence - 4,685,047 52.2%

(D) Clinton/Kaine - 3,877,868 43.2%

(Libertarian Party) Gary Johnson - 283,492 3.1%

(Green Party) Jill Stein 71,558 - 0.8%

(Better For America Party) Evan McMullin - 42,366 0.4%

(Constitution Party) Darrell Castle - 4,261

(American Solidarity Party) Mike Maturen - 1,401

WRITE IN's - 1,070

(Independent) Laurence Kotlikoff - 1,037

(America's Independent Party) Thomas Hoefling - 932

(Worker's World Party) Monica Moorehead - 122

(Socialist Party) Mimi Soltysik - 72

SOUTH-EASTERN SEABOARD [Vote Totals] / on the east coast

SOUTH-EASTERN SEABOARD

{Virginia, North Carolina, South Caroilina- 31 Congressman in Population}

2016

{11,106,883 votes cast} 

(R) Trump/Pence - 5,567,463 50.1%

(D) Clinton/Kaine - 5,026,162 % 45.2%

(Libertarian Party) Gary Johnson - 297,164 2.6%

WRITE-IN's - 79,236 0.7%

(Better For America Party) Evan McMullin - 75,070 0.6%

(Green Party) Jill Stein - 52,777 0.4%

(Constitution Party) Darrell Castle - 5,765

(American Party of South Carolina) Peter Skewes - 3,246

 

MID-ATLANTIC [Vote Totals] / on the east coast

MID-ATLANTIC

{New York, Maryland, New Jersey, Delaware - 49 Congressman in Population}

2016

(14,853,693 votes cast)

(D) Clinton/Kaine - 8,617,951 58.0%

(R) Trump/Pence - 5,549,786 37.4%

(Libertarian Party) Gary Johnson - 343,439 2.3%

(Green Party) Jill Stein - 187,757 1.2%

WRITE IN's - 117,057 0.7%

(Better for America Party) Evan McMullin - 20,749 0.1%

(Constitution Party) Darrell Castle - 7,757

(Socialist Workers Party) Alyson Kennedy - 2,156

(Party for Socialism & Liberation) Gloria LaRiva - 1,908

(Reform Party) Rocky De La Fuente - 1,876

(Workers World Party) Monica Moorehead - 1,817

(American Solidarity party) Mike Maturen - 963

(America's Independent Party) Tom Hoefling - 186

(Veteran's Party) Chris Keniston - 90

(Independent) Laurence Kotlikoff - 73

(Socialist Party) Jerry White- 42

(Independent) Richard Duncan - 19

(Independent) Lynn Khan - 19

(Independent) Mike Smith - 16

(Socialist Equality Party) Jerry White - 14

(Independent) Joseph Moldanado - 13

(Prohibition Party) Jim Hedges - 5

2012

(13,853,186 votes cast)

(D) Obama/Biden - 8,532,915 61.4%

(R) Romney/Ryan - 5,106,598 36.8%

(Libertarian Party) Gary Johnson - 102,307 0.7%

(Green Party) Jill Stein - 68,936 0.4%

WRITE IN's - 27,024 0.1%

(Constitution Party) Virgil Goode - 8,783

(Party for Socialism & Liberation) Peta Lindsay - 2,575

(Justice Party) Rocky Anderson - 2,157

(NSA did 9/11) Jeff Boss - 1,008

(American 3rd Position Party) Merlin Miller - 694

(Peace & Freedom Party) Rosanne Barr - 66

(American Independent Part) Tom Hoefling - 42

(Socialist Workers Party) James Harris - 27

(Independent) Jill Ann Reed - 23

(Reform Party) Andre Barnett - 19

(Socialist Equality Party) Jerry White - 19

(Independent) Richard Duncan - 15

(Constitutional Government) Dean Morstad - 1

2008

(14,561,351 votes cast)

(D) Obama/Biden - 8,905,293 61.1%

(R) McCain/Palin - 5,478,154 37.6%

(Independent) Ralph Nader - 79,661 0.5%

(Libertarian Party) Bob Barr - 38,488 0.2%

(Green Party) Cynthia McKinney - 21,569 0.1%

WRITE IN's - 20,359 0.1%

(Constitution Party) Chuck Baldwin - 8,342

(Socialist Workers Party) Roger Calero - 4,196

(Party for Socialism & Liberation) Gloria LaRiva - 2,055

(Independent) Ron Paul - 1,716

(Socialist Party) Brian Moore - 710

(Vote Here Party) Jeff Boss - 639

(America's Independent Party) Alan Keyes - 165

(Prohibition Party) Gene Amondson - 2

(HeartQuake Party) Jonathan Allen - 1

(Boston Tea Party) Charles Jay - 1

2004

(13,766,049 votes cast)

(D) Kerry/Edwards - 7,760,355 56.3%

(R) Bush/Cheney - 5,828,933 42.3%

(Independent) Ralph Nader - 133,298 0.9%

(Libertarian Party) Mike Badnarik - 22,801 0.1%

(Constitution Party) Mike Peroutka - 6,823

(Green Party) David Cobb - 5,827

WRITE IN's - 3,720

(Socialist Workers Party) Roger Calero - 2,938

(Socialist Party) Walt Brown - 774

(Socialist Equality Party) Bill Van Auken - 579

None of These Candidates - 1

NEW ENGLAND [Vote Totals] / on the east coast

NEW ENGLAND

{Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine - 21 Congressman in Population}

2016

(7,241,400 votes cast)

(D) Clinton/Kaine - 4,030,127 55.6%

(R) Trump/Pence - 2,721,403 37.5%

(Libertarian Party) Gary Johnson - 280,400 3.8%

(Green Party) Jill Stein - 104,227 1.4%

WRITE IN's - 92,507 1.2%

(Better For America Party) Evan McMullin - 9,168 0.1%

(Reform Party) Rocky De La Fuente  - 2,424

(Constitution Party) Darrell Castle  - 573

(Party For Socialism & Liberation) Gloria LaRiva - 368

(Independent) Laurence Kotlikoff - 70

(American Solidarity Party) Mike Maturen - 62

(America's Independent Party) Thomas Hoeffling - 31

(Workers World Party) Monica Moorehead - 15

(Independent) Mike Smith - 13

(Independent People's Party of Colorado) Joseph Moldonado - 4

(Veterans Party of America) Chris Keninston - 3

(Socialist Workers Party) Alyson Kennedy - 2

(Socialist Equality Party) Jerry White - 2

(Socialist Party) Mimi Soltysik - 1

 

PACIFIC NORTHWEST [Vote Totals] / out west

PACIFIC NORTHWEST

{Oregon, Washington- 15 Congressman in Population}

2016

(5,321,323 votes cast) 

(D) Clinton/Kaine - 2,744,824 51.4%

(R) Trump/Pence - 2,004,150 37.6%

(Libertarian Party) Gary Johnson - 255,101 4.7%

WRITE IN's - 181,272 3.4%

(Green Party) Jill Stein - 108,419 2.0%

(Constitution Party) Darrell Castle - 17,623 0.3%

(Socialist Workers Party) Alyson Kennedy - 4,307

(Party for Socialism & Liberation) Gloria LaRiva - 3,523

(Better for America Party) Evan McMullin - 2,104

WEST COAST [Vote Totals] / out west

WEST COAST

{California, Hawaii- 55 Congressman in Population}

2016

(14,668,830 votes cast)

(D) Clinton/Kaine - 9,020,683 61.4%

(R) Trump/Pence - 4,612,661 31.4%

(Libertarian Party) Gary Johnson - 494,454 3.3%

(Green Party) Jill Stein - 291,395 1.9%

WRITE IN's - 135,630 0.9%

(Party for Socialism & Liberation/Peace & Freedom Party) Gloria LaRiva - 66,101 0.4%

(Better for America Party) Evan McMullin - 39,596 0.2%

(Constitution Party) Darrell Castle - 4,508

(American Solidarity Party) Mike Maturen - 1,316

(Independent) Laurence Kotlikoff - 402

(Socialist Equality Party) Jerry White - 84

SOUTHWEST SUNBELT [Vote Totals] / out west

SOUTHWEST SUNBELT

{Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico - 16 Congressman in Population}

2016

 (4,528,723 votes cast)

(D) Clinton/Kaine - 2,085,661 46.0%
(R) Trump/Pence - 2,084,125 46.0%
(Libertarian Party) Gary Johnson - 218,252 4.8%
(Green Party) Jill Stein - 44,224 0.9%
WRITE-IN's - 31,662 0.6%
NONE OF THE ABOVE - 28,863 0.6%
(Better For America Party) Evan McMullin - 23,274 0.5%
(Constitution Party) Darrell Castle - 8,200 0.1%
(Reform Party) Rocky De La Fuente - 3,059
(Party for Socialism & Liberation) Gloria La Riva - 1,184
(America's Independent Party) Thomas Hoefling -85
(Independent) Mike Smith - 62
(Independent) Laurence Kotlikoff - 52
(Independent People's Party of Colorado) Joseph Moldonado - 20

2012

(4,105,234 votes cast)

(R) Romney/Ryan - 2,033,009 49.5%
(D) Obama/Biden - 1,971,940 48.0%
(Libertarian Party) Gary Johnson - 70,855 1.7%
(Green Party) Jill Stein - 10,507 0.2%
WRITE-IN's - 7,312 0.1%
NONE OF THE ABOVE - 5,770 0.1%
(Constitution Party) Virgil Goode - 4,571 0.1%
(Justice Party) Rocky Anderson - 1,293
(Independent) Jill Ann Reed - 17
(Constitution Party of Oregon) Bill Christensen - 14
(Independent) Sheila Tittle - 6

2008

(4,102,054 votes cast)

(D) Obama/Biden - 2,040,865 49.7%
(R) McCain/Palin - 1,989,770 48.4%
(Independent) Ralph Nader - 22,688 0.5%
(Libertarian Party) Bob Barr - 19,246 0.4%
WRITE-IN's - 10,363 0.2%
(Green Party) Cynthia McKinney - 6,369 0.1%
NONE OF THE ABOVE - 6,267 0.1%
(Constitution Party) Chuck Baldwin - 6,162 0.1%
(Boston Tea Party) Charles Jay - 16
(HeartQuake Party) Jonathan Allen - 8

2004

(3,601,933 votes cast)

(R) Bush/Cheney - 1,899,914 52.7%
(D) Kerry/Edwards - 1,661,656 46.1%
(Libertarian Party) Mike Badnarik - 17,414 0.4%
(Independent) Ralph Nader - 11,664 0.3%
NONE OF THE ABOVE - 3,688 0.1%
WRITE-IN's - 3,517
(Green Party) David Cobb - 2,217
(Constitution Party) Mike Peroutka - 1,923

2000

(2,741,688 votes cast)

(R) Bush/Cheney - 1,369,644 49.9%
(D) Gore/Lieberman - 1,252,102 45.7%
(Green Party) Ralph Nader - 81,904 2.9%
(Reform Party) Pat Buchanan - 18,512 0.6%
(Libertarian Party) L. Neil Smith 5,775 0.2%
(Libertarian Party) Harry Browne - 5,369 0.1%
NONE OF THE ABOVE - 3,315 0.1%
WRITE IN's -2,097
(Natural Law Party) John Hagelin - 2,097
(Constitution Party) Howard Phillips - 1,896

 1996

(2,424,728 votes cast)

(D) Clinton/Gore - 1,130,757 46.7%
(R) Dole/Kemp - 1,054,068 43.6%
(Reform Party) Ross Perot - 188,285 7.7%
(Libertarian Party) Harry Browne - 21,814 0.8%
(Green Party) Ralph Nader - 20,010 0.8%
NONE OF THE ABOVE - 5,608 0.2%
(U.S. Taxpayers Party {now the Constitution Party}) Howard Phillips - 2,792 0.1%
(Natural Law Party) John Hagelin - 1,342
(Independent) Charles E. Collins - 36
WRITE-IN's - 16

1992

(2,518,310 votes cast)

(R) Bush/Quayle - 960,738 38.1%
(D) Clinton/Gore - 948,815 37.6%
(Independent) Ross Perot - 578,216 22.9%
(Populist Party) Bo Gritz - 11,038 0.4%
(Libertarian Party) Andre Marrou - 10,231 0.4%
(Natural Law Party) John Hagelin - 3,177 0.1%
NONE OF THE ABOVE - 2,537 0.1%
(New Alliance) Lenore Fulani - 1,769
(U.S. Taxpayers Party {now the Constitution Party}) Howard Phillips - 1,297
(Socialist Workers Party) James Warren - 183
(Workers World Party) Gloria La Riva - 181
(Prohibition Party) Earl F. Dodge - 120
(Independent) Lyndon LaRouche - 8

1988

(2,043,227 votes cast)

(R) Bush/Quayle - 1,178,922 57.6%
(D) Dukakis/Bentsen - 831,264 40.6%
(Libertarian Party) Ron Paul - 20,139 0.9%
NONE OF THE ABOVE - 6,934 0.3%
(New Alliance Party) Lenora Fulani - 4,734 0.2%
(Socialist Workers Party) James Warren - 344
(Workers World Party) Larry Holmes - 258
(Prohibition Party) Earl F. Dodge - 249
(Independent) Eugene McCarthy - 159
(Populist Party) David Duke - 113
WRITE IN's - 93
(American Party) Delmar Dennis - 18

1984

(1,827,044 votes cast)

(R) Reagan/Bush - 1,177,287 64.4%
(D) Mondale/Ferraroe - 627,388 34.3%
(Libertarian Party) Dave Bergland - 17,336 0.9%
NONE OF THE ABOVE - 3,950 0.2%
(Citizen's Party) Sonia Johnson - 473
(Socialist Workers Party) Mel Mason - 224
(Prohibition Party) Earl F. Dodge - 206
(New Alliance Party) Dennis Serrette - 155
WRITE IN's - 22
(Workers League Party) Ed Winn - 3

1980

(1,578,067 votes cast)

(R) Reagan/Bush - 935,484 59.2%
(D) Carter/Mondale - 481,335 30.5%
(Independent) Anderson/Lucey - 124,062 7.8%
(Libertarian Party) Ed Clark - 27,507 1.7%
NONE OF THE ABOVE - 4,193 0.2%
(Citizens Party) Barry Commoner - 2,753
(Prohibition Party) Benjamin Bubar - 1,281
(Socialist Workers Party) Clifton DeBerry - 1,100
(Socialist Workers Party) Andrew Pulley - 325
(Communist Party) Gus Hall - 25
(Workers World Party) Deirdre Griswold - 2