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1996 United States presidential election in Pennsylvania

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1996 United States presidential election in Pennsylvania

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November 5, 1996
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Turnout66.1%[1]
 
NomineeBill ClintonBob DoleRoss Perot
PartyDemocraticRepublicanReform
Home stateArkansasKansasTexas
Running mateAl GoreJack KempPatrick Choate
Electoral vote2300
Popular vote2,215,8191,801,169430,984
Percentage49.17%39.97%9.56%

County results
Congressional district results
Precinct results

Clinton

  30–40%
  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%
  70–80%
  80–90%
  90–100%

Dole

  30–40%
  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%
  70–80%
  80–90%
  90–100%

Perot

  40–50%

Tie/No Votes

  
  


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Bill Clinton
Democratic

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The1996 United States presidential election in Pennsylvania took place on November 5, 1996, as part of the1996 United States presidential election. Voters chose 23 representatives, or electors to theElectoral College, who voted forpresident andvice president.

Pennsylvania was won byPresidentBill Clinton by a margin of 9.2%.[2] Billionaire businessmanRoss Perot (Reform Party of the United States of America-TX) finished in third, with 9.56% of the popular vote in Pennsylvania.[2]

In Pennsylvania, Clinton received 49.2% of the vote, the same percentage as the national vote when rounded to the nearest tenth. Pennsylvania was also thetipping-point state in this election. As of the2024 presidential election[update], this is the last election in which the following counties voted for a Democratic presidential candidate:Warren,Clinton,Westmoreland,Schuylkill,Armstrong,Columbia,Forest, andIndiana.[3] It was also the last election until2008 in which Pennsylvania was the most Republican of the threeRust Belt swing states (includingWisconsin andMichigan).

Primaries

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Democratic primary

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CandidateVotesPercent
Bill Clinton(incumbent)666,48692.05%
Lyndon LaRouche57,5837.95%
Totals724,069Turnout: 23.00%

Republican primary

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CandidateVotesPercent
Bob Dole435,03163.59%
Pat Buchanan123,01117.98%
Steve Forbes55,0288.04%
Other71,04310.38%
Totals684,113Turnout: 21.64%

Results

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1996 United States presidential election in Pennsylvania[2]
PartyCandidateRunning mateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
DemocraticBill Clinton(incumbent)Al Gore(incumbent)2,215,81949.17%23
RepublicanBob DoleJack Kemp1,801,16939.97%0
ReformRoss PerotPatrick Choate430,9849.56%0
LibertarianHarry BrowneJo Jorgensen28,0000.62%0
ConstitutionHoward PhillipsHerbert Titus19,5520.43%0
Natural LawDr. John HagelinMike Tompkins5,7830.13%0
Totals4,495,524100.00%23

Results by county

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CountyBill Clinton
Democratic
Bob Dole
Republican
Ross Perot
Reform
Various candidates
Other parties
MarginTotal votes cast
#%#%#%#%#%
Adams10,77436.51%15,33851.98%3,18610.80%2100.71%-4,564-15.47%29,508
Allegheny284,48052.82%204,06737.89%42,3097.86%7,7591.44%80,41314.93%538,615
Armstrong11,13043.17%11,05242.87%3,45213.39%1450.56%780.30%25,779
Beaver39,57853.28%26,04835.07%8,27611.14%3770.51%13,53018.21%74,279
Bedford5,95432.85%10,06455.52%2,04111.26%680.38%-4,110-22.67%18,127
Berks49,88740.99%56,28946.25%13,78811.33%1,7541.44%-6,402-5.26%121,718
Blair15,03636.95%21,28252.30%4,0149.86%3590.88%-6,246-15.35%40,691
Bradford7,73636.82%10,39349.47%2,71212.91%1670.79%-2,657-12.65%21,008
Bucks103,31345.44%94,89941.74%24,54410.80%4,6072.03%8,4143.70%227,363
Butler21,99036.29%32,03852.88%6,14510.14%4180.69%-10,048-16.59%60,591
Cambria30,39151.27%20,34134.32%7,83713.22%7061.19%10,05016.95%59,275
Cameron82236.84%1,11349.89%28312.68%130.58%-291-13.05%2,231
Carbon9,45747.69%7,19336.28%2,99215.09%1870.94%2,26411.41%19,829
Centre21,14545.16%20,93544.71%4,1738.91%5731.22%2100.45%46,826
Chester64,78340.91%77,02948.64%14,0678.88%2,4871.57%-12,246-7.73%158,366
Clarion5,95439.51%6,91645.89%2,06413.70%1370.91%-962-6.38%15,071
Clearfield11,99141.41%12,98744.85%3,75812.98%2190.76%-996-3.44%28,955
Clinton5,65849.27%4,29337.39%1,42412.40%1080.94%1,36511.88%11,483
Columbia8,37941.13%8,23440.42%3,65417.94%1050.52%1450.71%20,372
Crawford12,94341.16%14,65946.62%3,51911.19%3251.03%-1,716-5.46%31,446
Cumberland28,74936.40%43,94355.63%5,6697.18%6240.79%-15,194-19.23%78,985
Dauphin40,93644.03%44,41747.78%6,9677.49%6510.70%-3,481-3.75%92,971
Delaware115,94649.39%92,62839.46%21,8839.32%4,2911.83%23,3189.93%234,748
Elk5,74944.18%4,88937.57%2,29317.62%820.63%8606.61%13,013
Erie57,50852.86%39,88436.66%10,3869.55%1,0130.93%17,62416.20%108,791
Fayette26,35956.65%14,01930.13%5,72212.30%4320.93%12,34026.52%46,532
Forest96443.80%90240.98%32514.77%100.45%622.82%2,201
Franklin14,98033.49%25,39256.77%4,1279.23%2310.52%-10,412-23.28%44,730
Fulton1,62033.28%2,66554.75%55411.38%290.60%-1,045-21.47%4,868
Greene7,62055.47%4,00229.14%2,05214.94%620.45%3,61826.33%13,736
Huntingdon5,28536.46%7,32450.53%1,81312.51%730.50%-2,039-14.07%14,495
Indiana13,86845.35%12,87442.10%3,67412.01%1670.55%9943.25%30,583
Jefferson5,84635.52%8,15649.56%2,32214.11%1330.81%-2,310-14.04%16,457
Juniata2,89636.27%4,12851.70%91111.41%490.61%-1,232-15.43%7,984
Lackawanna46,37756.09%26,93032.57%8,1899.90%1,1851.43%19,44723.52%82,681
Lancaster49,12031.63%92,87559.81%11,6017.47%1,6901.09%-43,755-28.18%155,286
Lawrence18,99352.38%13,08836.10%4,00211.04%1760.49%5,90516.28%36,259
Lebanon14,18734.83%21,88553.73%4,23510.40%4281.05%-7,698-18.90%40,735
Lehigh48,56845.77%45,10342.51%10,94710.32%1,4921.41%3,4653.26%106,110
Luzerne60,17451.51%43,57737.30%12,42410.64%6420.55%16,59714.21%116,817
Lycoming13,51634.44%21,53554.88%3,8559.82%3350.85%-8,019-20.44%39,241
McKean5,50937.05%6,83845.99%2,35015.80%1721.16%-1,329-8.94%14,869
Mercer23,00350.25%17,21337.60%5,10811.16%4550.99%5,79012.65%45,779
Mifflin5,32738.83%6,88850.21%1,39210.15%1110.81%-1,561-11.38%13,718
Monroe16,54742.36%17,32644.35%4,65011.90%5421.39%-779-1.99%39,065
Montgomery143,66448.87%121,04741.18%24,3928.30%4,8581.65%22,6177.69%293,961
Montour2,18337.57%2,78547.93%78413.49%591.02%-602-10.36%5,811
Northampton43,95948.31%35,72639.26%9,84810.82%1,4691.61%8,2339.05%91,002
Northumberland13,41841.41%13,55141.82%5,17315.97%2580.80%-133-0.41%32,400
Perry4,61131.77%8,15656.19%1,60911.09%1390.96%-3,545-24.42%14,515
Philadelphia412,98877.44%85,34516.00%29,3295.50%5,6151.05%327,64361.44%533,277
Pike5,50938.68%6,69747.02%1,87313.15%1651.16%-1,188-8.34%14,244
Potter2,14631.48%3,71454.48%92513.57%320.47%-1,568-23.00%6,817
Schuylkill24,86043.90%22,92040.47%8,47114.96%3780.67%1,9403.43%56,629
Snyder3,40529.25%6,74257.91%1,45112.46%440.38%-3,337-28.66%11,642
Somerset12,71940.26%14,73546.64%3,96812.56%1690.53%-2,016-6.38%31,591
Sullivan1,07137.47%1,35247.31%41814.63%170.59%-281-9.84%2,858
Susquehanna5,91237.81%7,35447.03%2,26614.49%1040.67%-1,442-9.22%15,636
Tioga4,96134.39%7,38251.18%1,99313.82%890.62%-2,421-16.79%14,425
Union3,65831.20%6,57056.04%1,43112.21%650.55%-2,912-24.84%11,724
Venango8,20541.97%8,39842.96%2,77714.21%1690.86%-193-0.99%19,549
Warren7,29142.72%7,05641.34%2,50414.67%2161.27%2351.38%17,067
Washington40,95252.67%27,77735.73%8,66111.14%3550.46%13,17516.94%77,745
Wayne5,92836.29%8,07749.45%2,12613.02%2031.24%-2,149-13.16%16,334
Westmoreland63,68644.43%62,05843.30%16,23011.32%1,3550.95%1,6281.13%143,329
Wyoming4,04938.90%4,88846.96%1,41413.59%570.55%-839-8.06%10,408
York49,59638.70%65,18850.87%11,6529.09%1,7201.34%-15,592-12.17%128,156
Totals2,215,81949.17%1,801,16939.97%430,9849.56%58,1461.29%414,6509.20%4,506,118

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican

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Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic

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By congressional district

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Clinton won 15 of 21 districts, including five held by Republicans, while the other six were won by Dole, including one held by a Democrat.[4]

DistrictClintonDolePerotRepresentative
1st84%12%4%Thomas M. Foglietta
2nd87%10%3%Chaka Fattah
3rd61%28%10%Robert Borski
4th49%41%10%Ron Klink
5th41%46%13%William Clinger
John E. Peterson
6th42%45%13%Tim Holden
7th45%44%9%Curt Weldon
8th45%42%11%Jim Greenwood
9th36%53%11%Bud Shuster
10th45%43%12%Joseph M. McDade
11th49%39%13%Paul Kanjorski
12th47%41%13%John Murtha
13th49%42%8%Jon D. Fox
14th59%33%7%William J. Coyne
15th47%41%11%Paul McHale
16th38%54%9%Bob Walker
Joe Pitts
17th38%54%8%George Gekas
18th52%39%9%Mike Doyle
19th38%53%9%Bill Goodling
20th50%39%11%Frank Mascara
21st49%41%10%Phil English

See also

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References

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  1. ^"Voter Registration Statistics". Pennsylvania Department of State. Archived fromthe original on November 5, 2014. RetrievedJanuary 30, 2014.
  2. ^abcDavid Leip."1996 Presidential General Election Results – Pennsylvania". Dave Leip’s U.S. Election Atlas. RetrievedMarch 22, 2018.
  3. ^Sullivan, Robert David;‘How the Red and Blue Map Evolved Over the Past Century’;America Magazine inThe National Catholic Review; June 29, 2016
  4. ^"1996 United States Presidential Election, Results by Congressional District". November 5, 1996. RetrievedMay 22, 2025.
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