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1976 United States presidential election in California

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1976 United States presidential election in California

← 1972November 2, 19761980 →
Turnout81.53% (of registered voters)Decrease 0.60pp
57.32% (of eligible voters)Decrease 7.20pp[1]
 
NomineeGerald FordJimmy Carter
PartyRepublicanDemocratic
Home stateMichiganGeorgia
Running mateBob DoleWalter Mondale
Electoral vote450
Popular vote3,882,2443,742,284
Percentage49.35%47.57%

County Results

Ford

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%

Carter

  40–50%
  50–60%


President before election

Gerald Ford
Republican

Elected President

Jimmy Carter
Democratic

Elections in California
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The1976 United States presidential election in California took place on November 2, 1976, as part of the1976 United States presidential election. State voters chose 45 representatives, or electors, to theElectoral College, who voted forpresident andvice president.

California narrowly voted for theRepublican incumbent,Gerald Ford, over theDemocratic challenger,Jimmy Carter.

Ford won the state with a plurality of 49.35% of the vote to Carter's 47.57%, a victory margin of 1.78%, which made California almost 4% more Republican than the nation-at-large.

As of the2024 presidential election, this is the last time that a Democrat has won the counties ofAmador,El Dorado,Lassen,Madera,Placer,Shasta,Sierra andYuba,[2] Carter is also the last candidate from either party to carry Los Angeles by only a plurality. This also remains the last election in which a Republican presidential candidate won at least 40% of the vote in San Francisco, and the last time that county was not the most Democratic in the state. This is also the last time when a Democrat has won the presidency without California and the last time that the state would vote Republican in a close election. The state would not vote for a losing candidate again until 2000, and for the loser of the popular vote until 2004.

Campaign

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A presidential debate was held in San Francisco at thePalace of Fine Arts with President Ford and Jimmy Carter in attendance. The debate was sponsored by the League of Women Voters withPauline Frederick from NPR being the moderator of the debate. 63.9 million people watched the debate.[3]

Results

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See also:1976 California Democratic presidential primary
1976 United States presidential election in California[4]
PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
RepublicanGerald Ford (incumbent)3,882,24449.35%45
DemocraticJimmy Carter3,742,28447.57%0
No partyEugene McCarthy (write-in)58,4120.74%0
IndependentRoger MacBride56,3880.72%0
American IndependentLester Maddox51,0980.65%0
Peace and FreedomMargaret Wright41,7310.53%0
IndependentPeter Camejo17,2590.22%0
IndependentGus Hall12,7660.16%0
No partyThomas J. Anderson (write-in)4,5650.06%0
No partyJules Levin (write-in)2220.00%0
No partyWrite-ins740.00%0
No partyBen Bubar (write-in)340.00%0
No partyErnest Miller (write-in)260.00%0
No partyFrank Taylor (write-in)140.00%0
Invalid or blank votes
Totals7,867,117100.00%45
Voter turnout

Results by county

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CountyGerald Ford
Republican
Jimmy Carter
Democratic
Various candidates
Other parties
MarginTotal votes cast
#%#%#%#%
Alameda155,28038.09%235,98857.89%16,4134.02%-80,708-19.80%407,681
Alpine22550.34%18942.28%337.38%368.06%447
Amador3,69946.13%4,03750.35%2823.52%-338-4.22%8,018
Butte28,40051.77%24,20344.12%2,2514.11%4,1977.65%54,854
Calaveras3,69549.08%3,60747.91%2263.01%881.17%7,528
Colusa2,73352.74%2,34045.16%1092.10%3937.58%5,182
Contra Costa126,59849.35%123,74248.24%6,1942.41%2,8561.11%256,534
Del Norte2,48145.29%2,78950.91%2083.80%-308-5.62%5,478
El Dorado12,47247.69%12,76348.80%9193.51%-291-1.11%26,154
Fresno72,53348.10%74,95849.71%3,3142.19%-2,425-1.61%150,805
Glenn4,09452.67%3,50145.04%1782.29%5937.63%7,773
Humboldt18,03441.58%23,50054.18%1,8384.24%-5,466-12.60%43,372
Imperial10,61849.94%10,24448.18%4001.88%3741.76%21,262
Inyo3,90558.23%2,63539.29%1662.48%1,27018.94%6,706
Kern58,02352.29%50,56745.57%2,3712.14%7,4566.72%110,961
Kings8,26349.65%8,06148.44%3181.91%2021.21%16,642
Lake5,46244.46%6,37451.88%4493.64%-912-7.42%12,285
Lassen3,00742.97%3,80154.32%1902.71%-794-11.35%6,998
Los Angeles1,174,92647.78%1,221,89349.69%62,2582.53%-46,967-1.91%2,459,077
Madera6,84445.96%7,62551.20%4232.84%-781-5.24%14,892
Marin53,42552.52%43,59042.86%4,7004.62%9,8359.66%101,715
Mariposa2,01246.61%2,09348.48%2124.91%-81-1.87%4,317
Mendocino9,78445.49%10,65349.53%1,0724.98%-869-4.04%21,509
Merced14,84246.08%16,63751.65%7292.27%-1,795-5.57%32,208
Modoc1,91751.20%1,73346.29%942.51%1844.91%3,744
Mono1,60058.80%1,02537.67%963.53%57521.13%2,721
Monterey40,89651.02%36,84945.97%2,4083.01%4,0475.05%80,153
Napa20,83951.83%18,04844.89%1,3183.28%2,7916.94%40,205
Nevada8,17048.40%7,92646.95%7854.65%2441.45%16,881
Orange408,63262.16%232,24635.33%16,5552.51%176,38626.83%657,433
Placer18,15445.03%21,02652.16%1,1312.81%-2,872-7.13%40,311
Plumas2,88443.94%3,42952.25%2503.81%-545-8.31%6,563
Riverside97,77449.24%96,22848.46%4,5562.30%1,5460.78%198,558
Sacramento123,11044.63%144,20352.27%8,5633.10%-21,093-7.64%275,876
San Benito3,39850.87%3,12246.74%1602.40%2764.13%6,680
San Bernardino113,26549.49%109,63647.90%5,9842.61%3,6291.59%228,885
San Diego353,30255.74%263,65441.60%16,8392.66%89,64814.14%633,795
San Francisco103,56140.31%133,73352.06%19,5947.63%-30,172-11.75%256,888
San Joaquin50,27749.60%48,73348.08%2,3512.32%1,5441.52%101,361
San Luis Obispo27,78551.17%24,92645.91%1,5872.92%2,8595.26%54,298
San Mateo117,33850.63%102,89644.40%11,5074.97%14,4426.23%231,741
Santa Barbara60,92250.83%55,01845.91%3,9043.26%5,9044.92%119,844
Santa Clara219,18849.46%208,02346.94%15,9273.60%11,1652.52%443,138
Santa Cruz31,87243.09%37,77251.06%4,3255.85%-5,900-7.97%73,969
Shasta17,27345.63%19,20050.72%1,3813.65%-1,927-5.09%37,854
Sierra68043.15%84153.36%553.49%-161-10.21%1,576
Siskiyou7,07048.37%7,06048.31%4853.32%100.06%14,615
Solano26,13642.40%33,68254.64%1,8262.96%-7,546-12.24%61,644
Sonoma50,55547.72%50,35347.52%5,0444.76%2020.20%105,952
Stanislaus32,93744.83%38,44852.34%2,0802.83%-5,511-7.51%73,465
Sutter8,74554.21%6,96643.18%4202.61%1,77911.03%16,131
Tehama6,11044.81%6,99051.27%5353.92%-880-6.46%13,635
Trinity1,98945.66%2,17249.86%1954.48%-183-4.20%4,356
Tulare31,86454.52%25,55143.72%1,0271.76%6,31310.80%58,442
Tuolumne6,10446.94%6,49249.93%4073.13%-388-2.99%13,003
Ventura82,67053.20%68,52944.10%4,2012.70%14,1419.10%155,400
Yolo18,37642.42%23,53354.33%1,4083.25%-5,157-11.91%43,317
Yuba5,49644.74%6,45152.51%3382.75%-955-7.77%12,285
Total3,882,24449.35%3,742,28447.57%242,5893.08%139,9601.78%7,867,117

Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic

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References

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  1. ^"Historical Voter Registration and Participation in Statewide General Elections 1910-2018"(PDF).California Secretary of State. RetrievedMay 5, 2022.
  2. ^Sullivan, Robert David;‘How the Red and Blue Map Evolved Over the Past Century’;America Magazine inThe National Catholic Review; June 29, 2016
  3. ^"1976 Debates".The Commission on Presidential Debates. RetrievedOctober 3, 2024.
  4. ^"1976 Presidential General Election Results - California". Dave Leip's U.S. Election Atlas. RetrievedAugust 25, 2008.
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