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1968 United States presidential election in West Virginia

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1968 United States presidential elections in West Virginia

← 1964
November 5, 1968
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Turnout75.9% (of registered voters)
71.0% (of voting age population)[1]
 
NomineeHubert HumphreyRichard NixonGeorge Wallace
PartyDemocraticRepublicanAmerican Independent
Home stateMinnesotaNew York[a]Alabama
Running mateEdmund MuskieSpiro AgnewS. Marvin Griffin
Electoral vote700
Popular vote374,091307,55572,560
Percentage49.60%40.78%9.62%

County Results

Humphrey

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%

Nixon

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%
  70–80%


President before election

Lyndon B. Johnson
Democratic

Elected President

Richard Nixon
Republican

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The1968 United States presidential election in West Virginia took place on November 5, 1968, as part of the1968 United States presidential election. West Virginia voters chose seven[2] representatives, or electors, to theElectoral College, who voted forpresident andvice president.

West Virginia was won by the Democratic candidate,Vice PresidentHubert Humphrey, with 49.60 percent of the popular vote, against the Republican candidate, formerSenator and Vice PresidentRichard Nixon, with 40.78 percent of the popular vote.American Party candidate and former and futureAlabama GovernorGeorge Wallace also appeared on the ballot, finishing with 9.62 percent of the popular vote.[3][4]

West Virginia was Wallace's weakestantebellum slave state, whilst it was Humphrey's strongest as it had been for outgoingPresident Johnson. Wallace fared best inthe Eastern Panhandle, urbanisedKanawha County and the emergingRust Belt of the extremeNorthern Panhandle, but even in those areas he did not crack a sixth of the vote in any county.

Strong unionisation meant that the state's predominant poverty-stricken white population did not turn to Wallace in significant numbers.[5] The state's relative loyalty to Humphrey was enhanced by its deep ties to the New Deal and the resultant unionisation, as in all ofAppalachian coal country between the 1930s and 1990s.[6] This was helped by the fact that Johnson focused on this state, alongside Texas and culturally allied Kentucky, as critical for Humphrey's hope of regaining the White House.[7] Humphrey nonetheless did lose eighteen percent on Johnson's record performance from 1964.

Results

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1968 United States presidential election in West Virginia
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticHubert Humphrey374,09149.60%
RepublicanRichard Nixon307,55540.78%
AmericanGeorge Wallace72,5609.62%
Total votes754,206100.00%

Results by county

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County[8]Hubert Humphrey
Democratic
Richard Nixon
Republican
George Wallace
American
MarginTotal votes cast
#%#%#%#%
Barbour3,21047.34%3,20647.28%3655.38%40.06%6,781
Berkeley4,92934.06%7,22349.91%2,32116.04%-2,294-15.85%14,473
Boone6,39162.13%2,97028.87%9269.00%3,42133.26%10,287
Braxton3,26854.02%2,44140.35%3415.64%82713.67%6,050
Brooke7,50657.12%4,19131.89%1,44410.99%3,31525.23%13,141
Cabell19,01844.12%19,41845.05%4,66610.83%-400-0.93%43,102
Calhoun1,68246.57%1,61244.63%3188.80%701.94%3,612
Clay1,91651.24%1,47439.42%3499.33%44211.82%3,739
Doddridge84429.60%1,86165.28%1465.12%-1,017-35.68%2,851
Fayette14,54666.96%5,24624.15%1,9318.89%9,30042.81%21,723
Gilmer1,58249.48%1,40143.82%2146.69%1815.66%3,197
Grant78619.76%2,93673.81%2566.44%-2,150-54.05%3,978
Greenbrier6,31846.46%5,55940.88%1,72212.66%7595.58%13,599
Hampshire1,79140.30%1,95944.08%69415.62%-168-3.78%4,444
Hancock10,17454.03%6,18132.82%2,47613.15%3,99321.21%18,831
Hardy1,76743.90%1,76843.93%49012.17%-1-0.03%4,025
Harrison18,87254.22%13,70339.37%2,2346.42%5,16914.85%34,809
Jackson3,46236.13%5,17353.99%9479.88%-1,711-17.86%9,582
Jefferson3,12945.16%2,71839.23%1,08215.62%4115.93%6,929
Kanawha46,65046.70%41,71241.76%11,52411.54%4,9384.94%99,886
Lewis3,16840.43%4,02751.40%6408.17%-859-10.97%7,835
Lincoln4,38650.82%3,66242.43%5836.75%7248.39%8,631
Logan13,68667.42%4,75423.42%1,8619.17%8,93244.00%20,301
Marion17,24658.94%10,17734.78%1,8386.28%7,06924.16%29,261
Marshall8,44949.47%7,25242.46%1,3798.07%1,1977.01%17,080
Mason4,54942.77%5,20848.97%8798.26%-659-6.20%10,636
McDowell12,84267.81%4,02021.23%2,07510.96%8,82246.58%18,937
Mercer12,73948.83%9,98538.28%3,36312.89%2,75410.55%26,087
Mineral4,22542.07%4,54545.26%1,27312.68%-320-3.19%10,043
Mingo8,67762.89%3,98828.90%1,1338.21%4,68933.99%13,798
Monongalia13,12854.83%9,26138.68%1,5566.50%3,86716.15%23,945
Monroe2,41240.95%2,92549.66%5539.39%-513-8.71%5,890
Morgan1,01527.28%2,24460.32%46112.39%-1,229-33.04%3,720
Nicholas4,85851.81%3,67839.22%8418.97%1,18012.59%9,377
Ohio15,02649.65%13,07343.20%2,1647.15%1,9536.45%30,263
Pendleton1,64345.29%1,68746.50%2988.21%-44-1.21%3,628
Pleasants1,52246.69%1,53447.06%2046.26%-12-0.37%3,260
Pocahontas1,94843.93%2,04046.01%44610.06%-92-2.08%4,434
Preston4,02039.35%5,63655.16%5615.49%-1,616-15.81%10,217
Putnam5,00943.18%5,25245.27%1,34011.55%-243-2.09%11,601
Raleigh17,74460.14%8,77529.74%2,98710.12%8,96930.40%29,506
Randolph5,56250.72%4,50841.11%8978.18%1,0549.61%10,967
Ritchie1,28127.42%3,10666.50%2846.08%-1,825-39.08%4,671
Roane2,63938.17%3,85155.70%4246.13%-1,212-17.53%6,914
Summers3,52152.75%2,30534.53%84912.72%1,21618.22%6,675
Taylor2,95345.92%3,01246.84%4667.25%-59-0.92%6,431
Tucker1,75848.82%1,51141.96%3329.22%2476.86%3,601
Tyler1,32429.20%2,89763.90%3136.90%-1,573-34.70%4,534
Upshur2,31931.72%4,56562.44%4275.84%-2,246-30.72%7,311
Wayne8,22750.41%6,00436.79%2,08812.79%2,22313.62%16,319
Webster2,58262.87%1,24130.22%2846.92%1,34132.65%4,107
Wetzel4,03845.12%4,12246.06%7898.82%-84-0.94%8,949
Wirt82040.78%1,05152.26%1406.96%-231-11.48%2,011
Wood14,29339.02%18,96051.76%3,3799.22%-4,667-12.74%36,632
Wyoming6,64157.27%3,94734.04%1,0078.68%2,69423.23%11,595
Totals374,09149.60%307,55540.78%72,5609.62%66,5368.82%754,206

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican

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Notes

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  1. ^Although he was born in California and he served as a U.S. Senator from California, in 1968 Richard Nixon’s official state of residence was New York, because he moved there to practice law after his defeat in the 1962 California gubernatorial election. During his first term as president, Nixon re-established his residency in California. Consequently, most reliable reference books list Nixon's home state as New York in the 1968 election and his home state as California in the 1972 (and 1960) election.

References

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  1. ^"West Virginia Blue Book - 1993 - Page 723"(PDF).West Virginia Legislature.
  2. ^"1968 Election for the Forty-Sixth Term (1969-73)". RetrievedMay 27, 2017.
  3. ^"1968 Presidential General Election Results — West Virginia". RetrievedMay 27, 2017.
  4. ^"The American Presidency Project — Election of 1968". RetrievedMay 27, 2017.
  5. ^Phillips, Kevin P.The Emerging Republican Majority. p. 10.ISBN 978-0-691-16324-6.
  6. ^Phillips;The Emerging Republican Majority, pp. 135, 288, 347, 374
  7. ^Wainstock, Dennis.Election year 1968: the turning point. p. 172.ISBN 1936274418.
  8. ^"WV US President — November 05, 1968". Our Campaigns.
State and district results of the1968 United States presidential election
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