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1968 United States presidential election in Tennessee

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1968 United States presidential election in Tennessee

← 1964November 5, 19681972 →
 
NomineeRichard NixonGeorge WallaceHubert Humphrey
PartyRepublicanAmericanDemocratic
Home stateNew York[a]AlabamaMinnesota
Running mateSpiro AgnewCurtis LeMayEdmund Muskie
Electoral vote1100
Popular vote472,592424,792351,233
Percentage37.85%34.02%28.13%

County results
Congressional district results

Nixon

  30–40%
  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%
  70–80%

Wallace

  30–40%
  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%

Humphrey

  30–40%
  40–50%


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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Richard Nixon
Republican

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The1968 United States presidential election in Tennessee took place on November 5, 1968. All 50 states and theDistrict of Columbia were part of the1968 United States presidential election. Tennessee voters chose 11 electors to theElectoral College, who voted forpresident andvice president.

Tennessee voted more or less equally for the candidates, resulting inRepublican candidateRichard Nixon ofNew York and his running mateGovernorSpiro Agnew ofMaryland receiving aplurality of the votes as opposed to a majority. Tennessee had the smallest percentage of the Nixon vote that delivered him the state.

Nixon carried Tennessee with 37.85% of the vote toAmerican Independence Party candidateGeorge Wallace’s 34.02% andDemocratic candidateHubert Humphrey's 28.13%, a victory margin of 3.87%. Nixon's victory was due to his large margins in traditionally RepublicanEast Tennessee, while Wallace and Humphrey splitMiddle Tennessee andWest Tennessee.[1][2] As ofthe 2024 presidential election[update], this is the last election in whichHamilton County did not support the Republican presidential candidate.[3]

Among white voters, 43% supported Nixon, 39% supported Wallace, and 19% supported Humphrey.[4][5][6]

Results

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1968 United States presidential election in Tennessee[1][2]
PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
RepublicanRichard Nixon472,59237.85%11
AmericanGeorge Wallace424,79234.02%0
DemocraticHubert Humphrey351,23328.13%0
Write-insWrite-ins100.00%0
Totals1,248,617100.00%11
Voter turnout-

Results by county

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CountyRichard Nixon
Republican
George Wallace
American Independent
Hubert Humphrey
Democratic
MarginTotal votes cast
#%#%#%#%
Anderson10,23347.04%4,32319.87%7,19833.09%3,035[b]13.95%21,754
Bedford1,87022.30%4,09948.88%2,41628.81%-1,683[c]-20.07%8,385
Benton1,46830.70%2,25547.16%1,05922.15%-787-16.46%4,782
Bledsoe1,47746.65%73223.12%95730.23%520[b]16.42%3,166
Blount12,75357.10%4,40719.73%5,17623.17%7,577[b]33.93%22,336
Bradley6,92450.01%4,15930.04%2,76219.95%2,76519.97%13,845
Campbell4,02452.54%1,36717.85%2,26829.61%1,756[b]22.93%7,659
Cannon78025.55%1,46447.95%80926.50%-655[c]-21.45%3,053
Carroll3,75741.80%3,29836.70%1,93221.50%4595.10%8,987
Carter9,46764.68%3,00920.56%2,16014.76%6,45844.12%14,636
Cheatham66916.96%2,49763.31%77819.73%-1,719[c]-43.58%3,944
Chester1,40832.79%2,03747.44%84919.77%-629-14.65%4,294
Claiborne3,10159.75%77514.93%1,31425.32%1,787[b]34.43%5,190
Clay81442.13%45123.34%66734.52%147[b]7.61%1,932
Cocke5,64572.80%1,15914.95%95012.25%4,48657.85%7,754
Coffee3,33729.87%4,79442.91%3,04027.21%-1,457-13.04%11,171
Crockett93220.71%2,86563.67%70315.62%-1,933-42.96%4,500
Cumberland3,11551.81%1,46924.43%1,42823.75%1,64627.38%6,012
Davidson44,17532.34%47,88935.06%44,54332.61%-3,346[c]-2.45%136,607
Decatur1,40936.79%1,54440.31%87722.90%-135-3.52%3,830
DeKalb1,53239.33%1,51638.92%84721.75%160.41%3,895
Dickson1,29118.99%3,47551.10%2,03429.91%-1,441[c]-21.19%6,800
Dyer2,82626.41%5,84254.59%2,03319.00%-3,016-28.18%10,701
Fayette74013.34%2,57046.34%2,23640.32%-334[c]-6.02%5,546
Fentress2,02657.80%80823.05%67119.14%1,21834.75%3,505
Franklin1,70018.62%4,93954.11%2,48927.27%-2,450[c]-26.84%9,128
Gibson4,09326.77%7,23347.31%3,96225.92%-3,140-20.54%15,288
Giles1,26417.01%3,96653.36%2,20329.64%-1,763[c]-23.72%7,433
Grainger2,78867.26%59614.38%76118.36%2,027[b]48.90%4,145
Greene7,95758.26%2,75320.16%2,94721.58%5,010[b]36.68%13,657
Grundy61817.33%1,64246.03%1,30736.64%-335[c]-9.39%3,567
Hamblen6,38257.86%2,25920.48%2,39021.67%3,992[b]36.19%11,031
Hamilton29,30234.54%32,08037.82%23,44127.64%-2,778-3.28%84,823
Hancock1,48972.88%23611.55%31815.57%1,171[b]57.31%2,043
Hardeman1,17120.18%2,92450.38%1,70929.45%-1,215[c]-20.93%5,804
Hardin2,91045.55%2,32536.40%1,15318.05%5859.15%6,388
Hawkins6,21760.78%1,79817.58%2,21321.64%4,004[b]39.14%10,228
Haywood1,15220.51%2,75749.07%1,70930.42%-1,048[c]-18.65%5,618
Henderson3,59151.99%2,08630.20%1,23017.81%1,50521.79%6,907
Henry2,06823.89%3,43939.73%3,14936.38%-290[c]-3.35%8,656
Hickman76017.33%2,47356.40%1,15226.27%-1,321[c]-30.13%4,385
Houston23212.82%94152.02%63635.16%-305[c]-16.86%1,809
Humphreys86619.90%2,09548.14%1,39131.96%-704[c]-16.18%4,352
Jackson67324.90%90833.59%1,12241.51%214[c]7.92%2,703
Jefferson5,49467.11%1,19914.65%1,49418.25%4,000[b]48.86%8,187
Johnson3,10779.02%3759.54%45011.44%2,657[b]67.58%3,932
Knox47,20252.44%18,27720.31%24,52827.25%22,674[b]25.19%90,007
Lake40916.99%1,26252.41%73730.61%-525[c]-21.80%2,408
Lauderdale1,08015.99%3,56652.80%2,10831.21%-1,458[c]-21.59%6,754
Lawrence4,34341.26%3,99337.93%2,19120.81%3503.33%10,527
Lewis45517.91%99739.25%1,08842.83%91[c]3.58%2,540
Lincoln1,16716.14%4,21458.29%1,84825.56%-2,366[c]-32.73%7,229
Loudon4,29954.58%1,99625.34%1,58120.07%2,30329.24%7,876
Macon2,17358.04%1,04127.80%53014.16%1,13230.24%3,744
Madison6,14329.14%9,42044.69%5,51726.17%-3,277-15.55%21,080
Marion1,95930.59%2,78443.47%1,66125.94%-825-12.88%6,404
Marshall1,20219.68%3,37955.32%1,52725.00%-1,852[c]-30.32%6,108
Maury3,04820.88%8,14855.82%3,40123.30%-4,747[c]-32.52%14,597
McMinn6,09852.92%2,53522.00%2,88925.07%3,209[b]27.85%11,522
McNairy2,97941.21%2,87239.73%1,37719.05%1071.48%7,228
Meigs72943.81%44226.56%49329.63%236[b]14.18%1,664
Monroe4,74953.38%1,22213.73%2,92632.89%1,823[b]20.49%8,897
Montgomery3,24822.52%5,63839.09%5,53838.39%-100[c]-0.70%14,424
Moore22415.71%85660.03%34624.26%-510[c]-35.77%1,426
Morgan1,80347.46%1,02827.06%96825.48%77520.40%3,799
Obion2,42025.92%4,68050.13%2,23523.94%-2,260-24.21%9,335
Overton1,25831.25%1,17629.21%1,59239.54%-334[b]-8.29%4,026
Perry51925.58%78438.64%72635.78%-58[c]-2.86%2,029
Pickett88459.41%19913.37%40527.22%479[b]32.19%1,488
Polk1,80845.02%75418.77%1,45436.21%354[b]8.81%4,016
Putnam3,69335.83%3,07329.81%3,54134.36%152[b]1.47%10,307
Rhea2,42840.70%2,23737.50%1,30121.81%1913.20%5,966
Roane6,03345.74%3,89829.55%3,25824.70%2,13516.19%13,189
Robertson1,80222.47%3,90448.67%2,31528.86%-1,589[c]-19.81%8,021
Rutherford4,16824.72%7,77346.10%4,92129.18%-2,852[c]-16.92%16,862
Scott2,40658.24%73417.77%99123.99%1,415[b]34.25%4,131
Sequatchie66329.82%1,01145.48%54924.70%-348-15.66%2,223
Sevier7,62974.67%1,47614.45%1,11210.88%6,15360.22%10,217
Shelby73,41631.66%76,99633.20%81,48635.14%4,490[c]1.94%231,898
Smith1,08924.96%1,83141.97%1,44333.07%-388[c]-8.90%4,363
Stewart44317.43%1,05741.60%1,04140.97%-16[c]-0.63%2,541
Sullivan20,25150.60%9,99124.96%9,78324.44%10,26025.64%40,025
Sumner4,51927.41%7,59246.05%4,37626.54%-3,073-18.64%16,487
Tipton1,42216.86%4,94358.59%2,07124.55%-2,872[c]-34.04%8,436
Trousdale25215.80%64940.69%69443.51%45[c]2.82%1,595
Unicoi3,32765.49%84316.59%91017.91%2,417[b]47.58%5,080
Union1,95666.71%44915.31%52717.97%1,429[b]48.74%2,932
Van Buren32729.30%50745.43%28225.27%-180-16.13%1,116
Warren1,85824.07%3,81449.42%2,04626.51%-1,768[c]-22.91%7,718
Washington12,88256.66%4,92521.66%4,93021.68%7,952[b]34.98%22,737
Wayne2,41758.51%1,20829.24%50612.25%1,20929.27%4,131
Weakley2,85830.50%4,52548.29%1,98821.21%-1,667-17.79%9,371
White1,42329.91%1,75036.79%1,58433.30%-166[c]-3.49%4,757
Williamson2,78828.69%4,86750.08%2,06321.23%-2,079-21.39%9,718
Wilson2,73624.21%5,64849.98%2,91625.81%-2,732[c]-24.17%11,300
Totals472,59237.85%424,79234.02%351,23328.13%47,8003.83%1,248,617[d]

Counties that flipped from Democratic to American Independent

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Counties that flipped from Republican to American Independent

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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.
  2. ^abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyIn this county where Wallace did run third behind both Nixon and Humphrey, margin given is Nixon vote minus Humphrey vote and percentage margin Nixon percentage minus Humphrey percentage.
  3. ^abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzaaabacadaeafagahaiIn this county where Nixon ran third behind both Wallace and Humphrey, margin given is Humphrey vote minus Wallace vote and percentage margin Humphrey percentage minus Wallace percentage.
  4. ^This total includes 10write-in votes not separated by county.

References

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  1. ^ab"1968 Presidential General Election Results - Tennessee". Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections. RetrievedAugust 25, 2016.
  2. ^abWoolley, John; Peters, Gehard."1968 Presidential Election".The American Presidency Project. University of California, Santa Barbara. RetrievedAugust 26, 2016.
  3. ^Sullivan, Robert David;‘How the Red and Blue Map Evolved Over the Past Century’;America Magazine inThe National Catholic Review; June 29, 2016
  4. ^Black & Black 1992, p. 147.
  5. ^Black & Black 1992, p. 295.
  6. ^Black & Black 1992, p. 335.

Works cited

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State and district results of the1968 United States presidential election
Electoral map, 1968 election
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