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1972 United States presidential election in Wisconsin

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1972 United States presidential election in Wisconsin

← 1968November 7, 19721976 →
 
NomineeRichard NixonGeorge McGovern
PartyRepublicanDemocratic
Home stateCaliforniaSouth Dakota
Running mateSpiro AgnewSargent Shriver
Electoral vote110
Popular vote989,430810,174
Percentage53.40%43.72%

County results

Nixon

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%
  70–80%

McGovern

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%


President before election

Richard Nixon
Republican

Elected President

Richard Nixon
Republican

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The1972 United States presidential election in Wisconsin was held on November 7, 1972 as part of the1972 United States presidential election. Incumbent PresidentRichard Nixon won the state ofWisconsin with 53.40 percent of the vote, carrying the state's 11 electoral votes,[1] although Wisconsin was the fifth most Democratic state during the election, voting 13.48 points more Democratic than the nation as a whole. In no other election since the emergence of the Republican Party has Wisconsin voted so much more Democratic than the country as a whole.[2]

McGovern won seven counties (out of 131 county-equivalents including three in Alaska that he won nationally)[3] receiving as usual his highest vote in almost whollyNative AmericanMenominee County where he won 62.3 percent of the vote. McGovern and Shriver also achieved clear majorities inMilwaukee,Dane,Ashland,Douglas andPortage Counties, andRusk County by 1.1 points. Nixon wonManitowoc County by one hundred and ten votes, achieved pluralities in Pepin, Chippewa and Forest Counties, and won majorities in the remaining sixty-one – the largest being inWaupaca County where Nixon won by forty-two percentage points. Rusk County was one of six nationwide (outside of McGovern's home state of South Dakota) to flip Democratic from the previous election.

Nixon became the first Republican sinceWarren G. Harding in1920 to winIron County, and was the last Republican untilDonald Trump in2016 to winPepin andKenosha Counties, and remains the last Republican to claimBayfield County.[4]

Primaries

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Democratic

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1972 Wisconsin Democratic Party presidential primary

← 1968April 4, 19721976 →
 
CandidateGeorge McGovernGeorge WallaceHubert Humphrey
Home stateSouth DakotaAlabamaMinnesota
Popular vote333,528248,676233,748
Percentage29.55%22.03%20.71%

 
CandidateEdmund MuskieHenry M. JacksonJohn Lindsay
Home stateMaineWashingtonNew York
Popular vote115,81188,06875,579
Percentage10.26%7.80%6.70%

County Results

McGovern

  20-30%
  30-40%
  40-50%

Wallace

  20-30%
  30-40%
  40-50%

Humphrey

  20-30%
  30-40%

George McGovern defeated Alabama Governor, George Wallace, and previous Democratic nominee, Hubert Humphrey in the Wisconsin presidential primary on April 4, 1972

Democratic primary results[5]
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticGeorge McGovern333,52829.55%
DemocraticGeorge Wallace248,67622.03%
DemocraticHubert H. Humphrey233,74820.71%
DemocraticEdmund S. Muskie115,81110.26%
DemocraticHenry M. Jackson88,0687.80%
DemocraticJohn Lindsay75,5796.70%
DemocraticEugene McCarthy15,5431.38%
DemocraticShirley Chisholm9,1980.82%
DemocraticNone of the above2,4500.22%
DemocraticSam Yorty2,3490.21%
DemocraticPatsy Mink1,2130.11%
DemocraticWilbur Mills9130.08%
DemocraticVance Hartke7660.07%
DemocraticTed Kennedy (write-in)1830.02%
DemocraticScattering[a]5590.05%
Total votes1,128,584100.00%

Republican

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Incumbent presidentRichard Nixon easily defeated token opposition fromPete McCloskey andJohn M. Ashbrook.

Republican primary results[6]
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanRichard Nixon277,60196.91%
RepublicanPete McCloskey3,6511.27%
RepublicanJohn M. Ashbrook2,6040.91%
RepublicanNone of the above2,3150.81%
RepublicanGeorge Wallace (write-in)460.02%
RepublicanScattering[a]2270.08%
Total votes286,444100.00%

Results

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1972 United States presidential election in Wisconsin[7][8]
PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
RepublicanRichard Nixon (incumbent)989,43053.40%11
DemocraticGeorge McGovern810,17443.72%0
AmericanJohn G. Schmitz47,5252.56%0
People's[b]Benjamin Spock2,7010.15%0
Socialist Labor[c]Louis Fisher9980.05%0
Communist[d]Gus Hall6630.04%0
Socialist Workers[e]Evelyn Reed5060.03%0
Write-inScattering[f]8930.05%0
Totals1,852,890100.00%11

Results by county

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County[7][8]Richard Nixon
Republican
George McGovern
Democratic
John G. Schmitz
American
Benjamin Spock
People's
All Others
Various
MarginTotal votes cast
#%#%#%#%#%#%
Adams2,20053.18%1,83344.31%962.32%30.07%50.12%3678.87%4,137
Ashland3,47846.91%3,77150.86%1351.82%50.07%250.34%-293-3.95%7,414
Barron8,41859.89%5,37638.25%2111.50%210.15%290.21%3,04221.64%14,055
Bayfield3,04551.79%2,73646.54%741.26%40.07%200.34%3095.26%5,879
Brown37,10156.49%26,51140.37%1,9072.90%940.14%620.09%10,59016.12%65,675
Buffalo3,07954.28%2,46143.39%1101.94%40.07%180.32%61810.90%5,672
Burnett2,97254.37%2,38943.71%921.68%80.15%50.09%58310.66%5,466
Calumet6,44655.85%4,80441.62%2432.11%310.27%180.16%1,64214.23%11,542
Chippewa8,45149.35%8,21047.95%4162.43%340.20%120.07%2411.40%17,123
Clark7,13856.47%4,61736.52%8596.80%180.14%90.07%2,52119.95%12,641
Columbia10,12258.02%7,08340.60%2161.24%110.06%150.09%3,03917.42%17,447
Crawford3,70558.67%2,48739.38%1151.82%50.08%30.05%1,21819.29%6,315
Dane56,02040.84%79,56758.00%1,0400.76%2190.16%3310.24%-23,547-17.17%137,177
Dodge17,06861.54%9,89835.69%7152.58%290.10%270.10%7,17025.85%27,737
Door6,50364.25%3,43033.89%1671.65%180.18%30.03%3,07330.36%10,121
Douglas8,41942.58%11,05455.91%2021.02%360.18%600.30%-2,635-13.33%19,771
Dunn6,66053.00%5,68145.21%1851.47%160.13%230.18%9797.79%12,565
Eau Claire15,88351.28%14,30046.17%6712.17%570.18%600.19%1,5835.11%30,971
Florence97154.06%75742.15%643.56%10.06%30.17%21411.91%1,796
Fond du Lac21,00760.94%12,05034.96%1,2913.75%550.16%670.19%8,95725.98%34,470
Forest1,85649.77%1,67845.00%1905.10%40.11%10.03%1784.77%3,729
Grant11,87362.29%6,91536.28%2401.26%150.08%180.09%4,95826.01%19,061
Green7,42266.14%3,63432.38%1451.29%130.12%80.07%3,78833.76%11,222
Green Lake5,04667.67%2,17429.15%2273.04%60.08%40.05%2,87238.52%7,457
Iowa4,38757.53%3,13141.06%971.27%70.09%40.05%1,25616.47%7,626
Iron1,72349.93%1,64847.75%702.03%50.14%50.14%752.18%3,451
Jackson3,93760.79%2,44537.75%841.30%90.14%10.02%1,49223.04%6,476
Jefferson14,62159.32%9,30337.74%6112.48%220.09%910.37%5,31821.58%24,648
Juneau4,83360.19%2,94336.65%2372.95%70.09%100.12%1,89023.54%8,030
Kenosha24,04153.93%19,44143.61%9662.17%660.15%620.14%4,60010.32%44,576
Kewaunee4,80257.15%3,36039.99%2292.73%110.13%10.01%1,44217.16%8,403
La Crosse21,99263.29%12,15234.97%5411.56%360.10%250.07%9,84028.32%34,746
Lafayette4,89862.91%2,80436.01%730.94%60.08%50.06%2,09426.90%7,786
Langlade4,36857.26%3,01139.47%2383.12%60.08%60.08%1,35717.79%7,629
Lincoln6,20657.25%4,17538.51%4374.03%110.10%110.10%2,03118.74%10,840
Manitowoc16,59948.48%16,48948.16%1,0703.13%380.11%410.12%1100.32%34,237
Marathon21,45451.24%18,50044.18%1,8134.33%420.10%630.15%2,9547.05%41,872
Marinette8,74057.36%5,90038.72%5373.52%400.26%210.14%2,84018.64%15,238
Marquette2,68262.53%1,53735.84%541.26%60.14%100.23%1,14526.70%4,289
Menominee35536.37%60862.30%111.13%20.20%00.00%-253-25.93%976
Milwaukee191,87446.02%210,80250.55%12,5673.01%7240.17%1,0100.24%-18,928-4.54%416,977
Monroe7,62566.68%3,64031.83%1491.30%100.09%120.10%3,98534.85%11,436
Oconto6,51159.38%4,04136.85%3853.51%130.12%150.14%2,47022.53%10,965
Oneida6,81158.83%4,26236.81%4714.07%230.20%100.09%2,54922.02%11,577
Outagamie27,53359.80%17,44737.89%8961.95%1010.22%670.15%10,08621.91%46,044
Ozaukee15,75961.88%8,50333.39%1,1494.51%200.08%350.14%7,25628.49%25,466
Pepin1,45849.21%1,40947.55%862.90%50.17%50.17%491.65%2,963
Pierce5,89950.35%5,61147.89%1841.57%100.09%120.10%2882.46%11,716
Polk6,56752.40%5,73845.78%2041.63%110.09%130.10%8296.62%12,533
Portage9,34640.04%13,56458.11%3651.56%460.20%200.09%-4,218-18.07%23,341
Price3,69454.39%2,83141.68%2503.68%20.03%150.22%86312.71%6,792
Racine38,49056.41%27,77840.71%1,7852.62%1010.15%820.12%10,71215.70%68,236
Richland5,06266.14%2,49232.56%901.18%30.04%70.09%2,57033.58%7,654
Rock30,36158.03%21,03340.20%8231.57%650.12%370.07%9,32817.83%52,319
Rusk3,00747.89%3,07548.97%1762.80%100.16%110.18%-68-1.08%6,279
Sauk10,28558.70%6,98039.84%2041.16%120.07%410.23%3,30518.86%17,522
Sawyer3,08162.52%1,76535.82%721.46%70.14%30.06%1,31626.70%4,928
Shawano8,80766.95%3,94029.95%3782.87%70.05%220.17%4,86737.00%13,154
Sheboygan21,50049.38%21,11448.50%7791.79%810.19%630.14%3860.89%43,537
St. Croix8,55352.50%7,48845.96%2131.31%210.13%160.10%1,0656.54%16,291
Taylor4,12555.76%2,93439.66%3134.23%40.05%220.30%1,19116.10%7,398
Trempealeau5,72356.69%4,23241.92%1261.25%40.04%100.10%1,49114.77%10,095
Vernon6,83665.71%3,40732.75%1271.22%100.10%230.22%3,42932.96%10,403
Vilas4,42265.92%1,90728.43%3665.46%40.06%90.13%2,51537.49%6,708
Walworth17,82365.95%8,59831.82%4851.79%380.14%790.29%9,22534.14%27,023
Washburn3,22056.84%2,33641.24%961.69%60.11%70.12%88415.60%5,665
Washington15,33856.76%10,43438.61%1,1614.30%450.17%460.17%4,90418.15%27,024
Waukesha59,39960.85%34,57335.42%3,4043.49%1510.15%950.10%24,82625.43%97,622
Waupaca11,04070.07%4,41828.04%2571.63%200.13%200.13%6,62242.03%15,755
Waushara4,46666.27%2,09431.07%1662.46%80.12%50.07%2,37235.20%6,739
Winnebago29,48857.28%20,45039.72%1,4002.72%930.18%510.10%9,03817.56%51,482
Wood14,80654.88%10,41538.60%1,7196.37%250.09%150.06%4,39116.28%26,980
Totals989,43053.40%810,17443.72%47,5252.56%2,7010.15%3,0600.17%179,2569.67%1,852,890

Electors

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These were the names of the electors on each ticket.[7]

Richard M. Nixon
&Spiro Agnew
Republican Party
George McGovern
&Sargent Shriver
Democratic Party
John G. Schmitz
&Thomas J. Anderson
American Party
  • Harold V. Froelich
  • Robert Warren
  • Merrill Stalbaum
  • Esther Doughty Luckhardt
  • Elaine Yerly
  • James C. Devitt
  • David Sullivan
  • Ernest Keppler
  • Daniel Theo
  • Gerald Lorge
  • Byron Wackett
  • Patrick J. Lucey
  • Martin Schreiber
  • Arnold Goodman
  • Charles P. Smith
  • Harvey L. Dueholm
  • Roger Szymanski
  • Ray Majerus
  • Anthony Werner
  • Mrs. Milton Schneider
  • Larry Longley
  • Jeanette Swed
  • John Couture
  • Joseph Birkenstock
  • Robert Morgan
  • Karl E. Koehler
  • Keith Ellison
  • John Zierhut
  • Earl Denny
  • Harvey Raidy
  • R. David Pennings
  • Edward Duquaine
  • David Beirle
Benjamin Spock
&Julius Hobson
People's Party
Louis Fisher
& Genevieve Gunderson
Socialist Labor Party
Gus Hall
&Jarvis Tyner
Communist Party
Evelyn Reed
&Clifton DeBerry
Socialist Workers Party
  • James E. Bouton
  • Rohn F. Webb
  • Dale E. Najdowski
  • Elizabeth Boardman
  • David Webb
  • Richard Crawford
  • John Gnewuch
  • Gene J. Shermeister
  • Pope Wright
  • Lester Sieglaff
  • Daniel D. Olson
  • Louis Fisher
  • Genevieve Gunderson
  • Martin Tobert
  • Henry A. Ochsner
  • C. James Matuschka
  • Arthur Wepfer
  • Adolf Wiggert
  • Alfred Teichert
  • Clarence Wardall
  • Anton Jonas
  • Carol Cozzini
  • Eino Maatta
  • Lucille Berrien
  • Alex Regis Broeske
  • Marianne Rice
  • Irene Zvaigznitis
  • John G. Repensek
  • Mary E. Blair
  • Ida Gudex
  • Joe A. Lima
  • Lillian Rahkonen
  • Ernst Ave Lallemont
  • Patrick M. Quinn
  • Martha M. Quinn
  • John P. Holton
  • Gregory Spicer
  • Susan E. James
  • Sam K. Hunt
  • Walter L. Chesser
  • Douglas G. Zoerb
  • Mark E. Kiland
  • Linda T. Montello
  • Thomas T. Tank

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^abNot listed directly in the Blue Book but can be obtained by subtracting the candidate totals from the statewide and county totals.
  2. ^"Independent People's Party"
  3. ^"Independent Socialist Labor"
  4. ^"Independent Communist Party USA"
  5. ^"Independent Socialist Workers"
  6. ^Not listed in the 1973 Blue Book, but are shown separately by county in the Board of Canvassers report

References

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  1. ^"1972 Presidential General Election Results – Wisconsin". Dave Leip’s U.S. Election Atlas. RetrievedApril 28, 2016.
  2. ^Counting the Votes;WisconsinArchived 2017-01-01 at theWayback Machine
  3. ^‘1972 Presidential Election Statistics’
  4. ^Sullivan, Robert David;‘How the Red and Blue Map Evolved Over the Past Century’;America Magazine inThe National Catholic Review; June 29, 2016
  5. ^Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau. "Democratic Presidential Preference Vote By County".The State of Wisconsin Blue Book 1973. Madison, Wisconsin. pp. 786–787.
  6. ^Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau. "Republican Presidential Preference Vote By County".The State of Wisconsin Blue Book 1973. Madison, Wisconsin. p. 792.
  7. ^abcWisconsin Historical Society, Statement of Board of State Canvassers for President, Vice President and Presidential Electors - General Election - November 7, 1972
  8. ^abWisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau. "Vote For President And Vice President By County".The State of Wisconsin Blue Book 1973. Madison, Wisconsin. p. 817.
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