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1976 United States presidential election in Wisconsin

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1976 United States presidential election in Wisconsin

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November 2, 1976
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NomineeJimmy CarterGerald Ford
PartyDemocraticRepublican
Home stateGeorgiaMichigan
Running mateWalter MondaleBob Dole
Electoral vote110
Popular vote1,040,2321,004,987
Percentage49.50%47.83%

County Results

Carter

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%

Ford

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%


President before election

Gerald Ford
Republican

Elected President

Jimmy Carter
Democratic

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The 1976 United States presidential election in Wisconsin took place on November 2, 1976, as part of the1976 United States presidential election.Jimmy Carter won the state ofWisconsin with 49.50 percent of the vote[1] giving him 11 electoral votes.

In September, President Ford announced he would devote $20,000 to campaigning in Wisconsin. The state was one of ten he considered critical to defeating Carter, but Ford devoted less money to it than any of the others.[2] During his campaign, Ford focused chiefly on the Catholic working-class electorate inSouth Milwaukee, whose hierarchy had been disappointed Carter was not committed – followingRoe v. Wade – to a constitutional amendment banning abortion.[3]

Carter himself responded by visiting white ethnic communities in the state during September.[4] His campaign amongst thePolish-Americans andGreek-Americans in the southeast of the state was strongly aimed at Ford's policy towards thetotalitarian regimes of Eastern Europe and their human rights violations.[5]

In early October, polls showed Wisconsin as a tossup.[6] Aided by a return of traditionally Democratic Catholic voters and a gain amongst nonpartisans, Carter established a lead in mid-October polls.[7] The Georgia Governor would retain this lead to election day, and carry Wisconsin by 1.68 points. This result nonetheless made Wisconsin 0.43% more Republican than the nation at large. Wisconsin was thetipping-point state of the election.[citation needed]

Ronald Reagan would flip Wisconsin back into the Republican column in1980 and1984, but Carter's victory was a sign of things to come for the state, as it would transition into a Democratic-leaning swing state in1988, and would vote Republicanonlytwice since then. This is the third most recent election in which Wisconsin voted for a different candidate than neighboringIowa, a phenomenon that has only been repeated in2004 and2020.

Primaries

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Democratic primaries

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Despite the fact that at the time of this election Wisconsin had been dominated for a decade by very liberal Democrats likeSenatorsGaylord Nelson andWilliam Proxmire, and had been the fifth-best state forGeorge McGovern in his landslide 1972 presidential defeat, Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter won the state on a "nonideological" campaign in the April primaries,[8] despite claiming that price floors for dairy farmers in the nation's leading dairy state would need to be lowered.[9]

Republican primaries

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Gerald Ford won the GOP primary against the insurgent conservative challenge of Ronald Reagan, saying that his win was largely due to the endorsement ofHenry Kissinger.[10]

Results

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1976 United States presidential election in Wisconsin[1]
PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
DemocraticJimmy Carter1,040,23249.50%11
RepublicanGerald Ford (incumbent)1,004,98747.83%0
IndependentEugene McCarthy34,9431.66%0
AmericanLester Maddox8,5520.41%0
IndependentFrank Zeidler4,2980.20%0
IndependentRoger L. MacBride3,8140.18%0
IndependentPeter Camejo1,6910.08%0
IndependentMargaret Wright9430.04%0
IndependentGus Hall7490.04%0
IndependentLyndon H. LaRouche7380.04%0
IndependentJulius Levin3890.02%0
Totals2,101,336100.0%11

Results by county

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CountyJimmy Carter
Democratic
Gerald Ford
Republican
Eugene McCarthy
Independent
Lester Maddox
American
Various candidates
Other parties
MarginTotal votes cast[11]
#%#%#%#%#%#%
Adams3,08955.28%2,37742.54%771.38%220.39%230.41%71212.74%5,588
Ashland4,68858.89%3,04538.25%1311.65%430.54%540.68%1,64320.64%7,961
Barron8,67852.97%7,39345.13%2051.25%620.38%440.27%1,2857.84%16,382
Bayfield3,88558.05%2,62439.21%1362.03%180.27%300.45%1,26118.84%6,693
Brown33,57246.47%36,57150.62%1,4802.05%3440.48%2760.38%-2,999-4.15%72,243
Buffalo3,44853.65%2,84444.25%831.29%330.51%190.30%6049.40%6,427
Burnett3,72057.74%2,57339.93%891.38%310.48%300.47%1,14717.81%6,443
Calumet6,24147.53%6,58950.18%2211.68%420.32%390.30%-348-2.65%13,132
Chippewa11,53857.42%8,13740.50%2701.34%930.46%550.27%3,40116.92%20,093
Clark7,23852.67%6,09544.35%2041.48%1721.25%330.24%1,1438.32%13,742
Columbia9,45747.52%10,07550.63%2351.18%670.34%660.33%-618-3.11%19,900
Crawford3,62950.39%3,39347.11%1281.78%320.44%200.28%2363.28%7,202
Dane82,32153.96%63,46641.60%4,6293.03%3690.24%1,7671.16%18,85512.36%152,552
Dodge13,64343.12%17,33554.79%4641.47%1040.33%950.30%-3,692-11.67%31,641
Door4,55339.88%6,55757.43%1981.73%460.40%630.55%-2,004-17.55%11,417
Douglas13,47864.32%6,99933.40%3261.56%240.11%1290.62%6,47930.92%20,956
Dunn7,88252.53%6,75144.99%2341.56%950.63%420.28%1,1317.54%15,004
Eau Claire18,26351.66%16,38846.36%4911.39%730.21%1380.39%1,8755.30%35,353
Florence96550.23%92248.00%281.46%20.10%40.21%432.23%1,921
Fond du Lac16,57141.59%22,22655.79%6761.70%2240.56%1440.36%-5,655-14.20%39,841
Forest2,57460.72%1,60437.84%431.01%120.28%60.14%97022.88%4,239
Grant9,63943.41%12,01654.11%4161.87%570.26%790.36%-2,377-10.70%22,207
Green5,63243.17%7,08554.31%1691.30%1120.86%480.37%-1,453-11.14%13,046
Green Lake3,41139.69%5,02058.41%1111.29%330.38%200.23%-1,609-18.72%8,595
Iowa4,25249.00%4,19548.34%1391.60%620.71%300.35%570.66%8,678
Iron2,39963.13%1,34035.26%431.13%40.11%140.37%1,05927.87%3,800
Jackson3,73551.42%3,40646.89%731.00%220.30%280.39%3294.53%7,264
Jefferson12,57743.65%15,52853.89%4541.58%1310.45%1220.42%-2,951-10.24%28,812
Juneau4,51249.71%4,24246.73%961.06%2012.21%260.29%2702.98%9,077
Kenosha27,58553.82%22,34943.61%8321.62%2480.48%2360.46%5,23610.21%51,250
Kewaunee4,60749.65%4,44747.93%1351.45%640.69%260.28%1601.72%9,279
La Crosse16,67440.02%24,18858.06%5641.35%1010.24%1320.32%-7,514-18.04%41,659
Lafayette3,83946.91%4,13150.48%1211.48%620.76%300.37%-292-3.57%8,183
Langlade4,13446.29%4,63051.85%1221.37%250.28%190.21%-496-5.56%8,930
Lincoln5,80049.48%5,67248.38%1761.50%420.36%330.28%1281.10%11,723
Manitowoc19,81953.90%16,03943.62%5041.37%2930.80%1160.32%3,78010.28%36,771
Marathon24,93451.94%21,89845.62%8111.69%2180.45%1400.29%3,0366.32%48,001
Marinette8,48248.68%8,59149.30%2361.35%700.40%460.26%-109-0.62%17,425
Marquette2,51648.30%2,60750.05%500.96%190.36%170.33%-91-1.75%5,209
Menominee76668.27%32428.88%242.14%10.09%70.62%44239.39%1,122
Milwaukee249,73954.75%192,00842.09%7,5081.65%1,7600.39%5,1451.13%57,73112.66%456,160
Monroe6,46546.28%7,24251.85%1771.27%380.27%460.33%-777-5.57%13,968
Oconto6,54150.21%6,23247.84%1401.07%750.58%390.30%3092.37%13,027
Oneida7,21648.31%7,34749.19%2851.91%400.27%480.32%-131-0.88%14,936
Outagamie23,07943.95%28,36354.02%7701.47%1550.30%1400.27%-5,284-10.07%52,507
Ozaukee11,27135.36%19,81762.17%4881.53%1330.42%1680.53%-8,546-26.81%31,877
Pepin1,95558.64%1,31239.35%441.32%190.57%40.12%64319.29%3,334
Pierce8,03957.16%5,67640.36%2671.90%410.29%410.29%2,36316.80%14,064
Polk8,48556.85%6,15941.27%2221.49%230.15%350.23%2,32615.58%14,924
Portage15,91260.65%9,52036.28%6072.31%430.16%1550.59%6,39224.37%26,237
Price4,02854.44%3,20443.30%1031.39%200.27%440.59%82411.14%7,399
Racine36,74048.54%37,08849.00%1,2221.61%3280.43%3080.41%-348-0.46%75,686
Richland3,63444.05%4,46654.14%961.16%320.39%210.25%-832-10.09%8,249
Rock28,04848.56%28,32549.04%9331.62%2460.43%2100.36%-277-0.48%57,762
Rusk4,05058.21%2,72439.15%1101.58%320.46%410.59%1,32619.06%6,957
Sauk9,20447.88%9,57749.82%3051.59%920.48%450.23%-373-1.94%19,223
Sawyer3,05550.04%2,72044.55%2614.28%180.29%510.84%3355.49%6,105
Shawano6,75143.63%8,50554.97%910.59%1000.65%250.16%-1,754-11.34%15,472
Sheboygan24,22651.65%22,33247.62%1680.36%1100.23%650.14%1,8944.03%46,901
St. Croix10,60155.74%7,68540.41%5572.93%370.19%1370.72%2,91615.33%19,017
Taylor4,10151.90%3,59145.45%1361.72%390.49%340.43%5106.45%7,901
Trempealeau6,21853.05%5,34145.56%1171.00%250.21%210.18%8777.49%11,722
Vernon5,53446.54%6,13251.56%1561.31%600.50%100.08%-598-5.02%11,892
Vilas3,20938.61%4,92959.30%1081.30%360.43%300.36%-1,720-20.69%8,312
Walworth12,41839.67%18,09157.79%5401.72%1250.40%1330.42%-5,673-18.12%31,307
Washburn3,50354.30%2,78743.20%1141.77%280.43%190.29%71611.10%6,451
Washington14,42242.33%18,79855.17%5091.49%1680.49%1730.51%-4,376-12.84%34,070
Waukesha47,48739.26%70,41858.22%1,8151.50%5280.44%7050.58%-22,931-18.96%120,953
Waupaca6,85738.00%10,84960.13%2021.12%680.38%670.37%-3,992-22.13%18,043
Waushara3,48543.04%4,44954.94%961.19%300.37%380.47%-964-11.90%8,098
Winnebago24,48542.16%32,14955.35%9541.64%2210.38%2730.47%-7,664-13.19%58,082
Wood14,72847.58%15,47950.00%4381.41%2090.68%1030.33%-751-2.42%30,957
Totals1,040,23249.50%1,004,98747.83%34,9431.66%8,5520.41%12,6220.60%35,2451.67%2,101,336

Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic

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See also

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References

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  1. ^ab"1976 Presidential General Election Results – Wisconsin". Dave Leip's U.S. Election Atlas.
  2. ^Naughton, James M. (September 23, 1976). "Ford to Aim at New York, Jersey And 8 Other Key Industrial States: Ford Will Aim His Election Effort at 10 Major States". p. 85.
  3. ^"Ford Banks on Catholic".The Irish Times. September 10, 1976. p. 6.
  4. ^Naughton, James M. (October 10, 1976). "Remark by Ford Is Aid to Carter At Rally in Ohio: Carter, in Midwest, reaps an Ethnic Gain".The New York Times. p. 1.
  5. ^"Carter hits Ford about East Europe".The Irish Times. October 12, 1976. p. 7.
  6. ^"Poll Shows Carter Is Ahead in States Needed for Victory: But His Lead for Electoral Votes Is Found Small and Slipping Close Election Foreseen Poll Shows Carter Ahead in States With Majority in Electoral College".]The New York Times. October 3, 1976. p. 1.
  7. ^Apple, R.W. (October 15, 1976). "Carter, Focusing on Ford Record, Gains Among Independents in Poll".The New York Times. p. 1.
  8. ^Apple, R. W. (April 2, 1976)."Carter Gains Among Wisconsin Liberals and Unions".The New York Times. p. 9.ISSN 0362-4331. RetrievedApril 17, 2021.
  9. ^King, Seth S. (April 5, 1976)."Carter and Udall Vie in Wisconsin".The New York Times. p. 25.ISSN 0362-4331. RetrievedApril 17, 2021.
  10. ^Naughton, James N. (April 8, 1976)."Ford Sees Wisconsin Vote As Kissinger Endorsement".The New York Times. p. 32.ISSN 0362-4331. RetrievedApril 17, 2021.
  11. ^"WI US President Race, November 02, 1976". Our Campaigns.
State and district results of the1976 United States presidential election
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