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Electoral history of John McCain

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McCain on the presidential campaign trail in 2007

John McCain was the seniorUnited States senator fromArizona from 1987 until his death in 2018 and was the2008Republican nominee forPresident of the United States; however, he lost the election to SenatorBarack Obama of Illinois. McCain was involved in many elections on local, statewide and nationwide stage since his first election to theUnited States House of Representatives in 1982.

House races (1982–1984)

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1982Arizona's 1st congressional district election[1][2]
Primary election
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanJohn McCain15,36331.83
RepublicanRay Russell12,50025.89
RepublicanJames A. Mack10,67522.11
RepublicanDonna Carlson-West9,73620.17
Total votes48,274100%
General election
RepublicanJohn McCain89,11665.90
DemocraticWilliam E. Hegarty41,26130.51
LibertarianRichard K. Dodge4,8503.59
Total votes135,227100%
1984Arizona's 1st congressional district election[3]
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanJohn McCain162,41878.08
DemocraticHarry W. Braun45,60921.92
Total votes208,027100%

Senate races (1986–2016)

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1986 United States Senate election in Arizona[4]
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanJohn McCain521,85060.47
DemocraticRichard Kimball340,96539.51
Write-in1060.01
Total votes862,921100%
1992 United States Senate election in Arizona[5][6]
Primary election
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanJohn McCain201,500100.00
Total votes201,500100%
General election
RepublicanJohn McCain771,39555.82
DemocraticClaire Sargent436,32131.57
IndependentEvan Mecham145,36110.52
LibertarianKiana Delamare22,6131.64
New AllianceEd Finkelstein6,3350.46
IndependentRobert B. Winn (write-in)260.00
Total votes1,382,051100%
1998 United States Senate election in Arizona[7][8]
Primary election
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanJohn McCain206,49099.73
RepublicanMark Healy (write-in)5680.27
Total votes207,058100%
General election
RepublicanJohn McCain696,57768.74
DemocraticEd Ranger275,22427.16
LibertarianJohn C. Zajac23,0042.27
ReformBob Park18,2881.80
IndependentBill Reilley (write-in)1870.02
Total votes1,013,280100%
2004 United States Senate election in Arizona[9][10]
Primary election
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanJohn McCain331,720100.00
Total votes331,720100%
General election
RepublicanJohn McCain1,505,37276.74
DemocraticStuart Starky404,50720.62
LibertarianErnest Hancock51,7982.64
Total votes1,961,677100%
2010 United States Senate election in Arizona[11][12]
Primary election
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanJohn McCain333,74456.25
RepublicanJ. D. Hayworth190,22932.06
RepublicanJim Deakin69,32811.69
Total votes593,301100%
General election
RepublicanJohn McCain1,005,61558.86
DemocraticRodney Glassman592,01134.65
LibertarianDavid Nolan80,0974.69
GreenJerry Joslyn24,6031.44
IndependentIan Gilyeat (write-in)5,9380.35
IndependentLoyd Ellis (write-in)1600.01
IndependentSantos Enrique Chavez (write-in)390.00
IndependentSydney Dudikoff (write-in)140.00
IndependentRaymond Caplette (write-in)70.00
Total votes1,708,484100%
2016 United States Senate election in Arizona[13][14]
Primary election
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanJohn McCain302,53251.16
RepublicanKelli Ward235,98839.91
RepublicanAlex Meluskey31,1595.27
RepublicanClair Van Steenwyk21,4763.63
RepublicanSean Webster (write-in)1750.03
Total votes591,330100%
General election
RepublicanJohn McCain1,359,26753.71
DemocraticAnn Kirkpatrick1,031,24540.75
GreenGary W. Swing138,6345.48
IndependentPat Quinn (write-in)6940.03
IndependentSydney Dudikoff (write-in)4940.02
IndependentSelena Lopez (write-in)2230.01
IndependentLeonard A. Clark (write-in)830.00
IndependentAnthony Camboni (write-in)450.00
IndependentSheila Bilyeu (write-in)340.00
IndependentGene Scott II (write-in)70.00
IndependentSantos Enrique Chavez (write-in)40.00
Total votes2,530,730100%

2000 Presidential election

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Main article:2000 Republican Party presidential primaries
Washington primary for independent voters, 2000[15]
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanJohn McCain208,87940.08
RepublicanGeorge W. Bush118,23422.68
DemocraticAl Gore107,95020.71
DemocraticBill Bradley69,35213.31
RepublicanAlan Keyes9,3691.80
RepublicanSteve Forbes3,3870.65
RepublicanLyndon LaRouche1,4060.27
RepublicanGary Bauer1,4010.27
RepublicanOrrin Hatch1,2400.24
Total votes521,218100.00%
California primary for independent voters, 2000[16]
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanJohn McCain791,06438.03
DemocraticAl Gore454,62921.84
RepublicanGeorge W. Bush443,30421.29
DemocraticBill Bradley159,7727.67
GreenRalph Nader89,2104.29
RepublicanAlan Keyes57,6952.77
ReformDonald Trump14,5970.70
LibertarianHarry Browne11,9730.58
ReformGeorge D. Weber9,1730.44
RepublicanSteve Forbes6,0350.29
American IndependentHoward Phillips5,9570.29
Natural LawJohn Hagelin4,8430.23
GreenJoel Kovel4,6460.22
Others23,8391.15
Total votes2,076,737100.00
Red states won by Bush, yellow by McCain
2000 Republican primaries[17]
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanGeorge W. Bush12,034,67662.00
RepublicanJohn McCain6,061,33231.23
RepublicanAlan Keyes985,8195.08
RepublicanSteve Forbes171,8600.89
RepublicanUnpledged delegates61,2460.32
RepublicanGary Bauer60,7090.31
RepublicanOthers35,6590.18
Total votes19,411,301100.00
2000 Republican National Convention (Presidential tally)[18]
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanGeorge W. Bush2,05899.66
RepublicanAlan Keyes60.29
RepublicanJohn McCain10.05
Total votes2,065100.00

2008 presidential election

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Main article:Results of the 2008 Republican Party presidential primaries
New Hampshire Republican vice presidential primary, 2008[19]
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanJohn Barnes Jr.40,20762.43
RepublicanJohn McCain (write-in)4,3056.68
RepublicanMike Huckabee (write-in)3,2275.01
RepublicanRudy Giuliani (write-in)3,1644.91
RepublicanMitt Romney (write-in)2,3963.72
RepublicanRon Paul (write-in)1,9383.01
RepublicanFred Thompson (write-in)1,4962.32
RepublicanDuncan Hunter (write-in)9011.40
RepublicanJoe Lieberman (write-in)5280.82
RepublicanJohn Edwards (write-in)5150.80
RepublicanBarack Obama (write-in)4740.74
RepublicanAlan Keyes (write-in)3850.60
RepublicanHillary Clinton (write-in)3240.50
Write-in4,5437.05
Total votes64,403100.00
Results of 2008 presidential primaries
Republican presidential primaries, 2008[20]
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanJohn McCain9,838,91046.49
RepublicanMitt Romney4,681,43622.12
RepublicanMike Huckabee4,281,90020.23
RepublicanRon Paul1,214,5635.74
RepublicanRudy Giuliani597,4992.82
RepublicanFred Thompson303,8451.44
RepublicanUncommitted70,8730.34
RepublicanAlan Keyes59,6360.28
RepublicanDuncan Hunter39,8830.19
RepublicanOthers26,5480.13
Write-in48,0040.23
Total votes21,163,125100.00
2008 Republican National Convention (Presidential tally)[21]
PartyCandidateVotes%
RepublicanJohn McCain2,34399.28
RepublicanRon Paul150.64
RepublicanMitt Romney20.09
Total votes2,360100.00
2008 United States presidential election[22]
PartyCandidateVotes%
DemocraticBarack Obama/Joe Biden69,456,89752.91
RepublicanJohn McCain/Sarah Palin59,934,81445.66
IndependentRalph Nader/Matt Gonzalez738,4750.56
LibertarianBob Barr/Wayne Allyn Root523,6860.40
ConstitutionChuck Baldwin/Darrell Castle199,3140.15
GreenCynthia McKinney/Rosa Clemente161,6030.12
Others248,3800.19
Total votes131,263,169100.00

See also

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References

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