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1988 United States presidential election in Alabama

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1988 United States presidential election in Alabama

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NomineeGeorge H. W. BushMichael Dukakis
PartyRepublicanDemocratic
Home stateTexasMassachusetts
Running mateDan QuayleLloyd Bentsen
Electoral vote90
Popular vote815,576549,506
Percentage59.17%39.86%

County Results

Bush

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%
  70–80%

Dukakis

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%
  70–80%
  80–90%


President before election

Ronald Reagan
Republican

Elected President

George H. W. Bush
Republican

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The1988 United States presidential election in Alabama took place on November 8, 1988. All fifty states, andthe District of Columbia, were part of the1988 presidential election. Alabama voters chose nine electors to theElectoral College, which selected thepresident andvice president. Alabama was won by incumbent United StatesVice PresidentGeorge H. W. Bush ofTexas, who was running againstMassachusetts GovernorMichael Dukakis. Bush ran withIndiana SenatorDan Quayle as Vice President, and Dukakis ran withTexas SenatorLloyd Bentsen.

The vast majority of counties in Alabama voted for Bush, with the major exception beingthe Black Belt, which with its predominantly African-American populace voted overwhelmingly Democratic.Macon County had been the most Democratic in the nation in 1980 and 1984, and it was Dukakis’ sixth-best county in the nation with a margin of over four-to-one for the Massachusetts Governor.[1]

Campaign

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Primary

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Al Gore won 64% of the white vote.[2] The racial composition of the Democratic primary was 55% white and 45% black,[3] and 48% of white voters participated in the Republican primary.[4]

General

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John Baker, the chair of theAlabama Democratic Party, criticized the Democratic campaign stating that he didn't "believe that the Dukakis campaign could have run a worse campaign than they've run".Richard Arrington Jr., the mayor of Birmingham and national co-chair of Dukakis' campaign, stated that the campaign gave up on Alabama.[5] In NovemberThe Birmingham News reported that Bush had an approval rating of 51% against a disapproval of 26% among Alabama voters while Dukakis held an approval rating of 28% against a disapproval rating of 43%.[6]

Among white voters, 71% supported Bush while 28% supported Dukakis.[7][8]

The Democrats maintained their control over theAlabama House of Representatives, with 93 seats to the Republican's 12 seats, andAlabama Senate, with 31 seats to the Republican's 4 seats, despite Bush's victory in the presidential race.[9] All five incumbent Democratic members of theUnited States House of Representatives were reelected.[10]

Polling

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Poll sourceDate(s)
administered
Sample
size
Margin
of error
George
Bush
Republican
Michael
Dukakis
Democratic
Other /
Undecided
The Birmingham News[11]August 27–31, 198850252%32%15%
The Birmingham News[11]September 27–29, 198850454%33%13%
The Birmingham News[11]November 2–5, 1988692 (LV)57%36%8%

Predictions

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SourceRatingAs of
The Cook Political Report[12]Solid RSeptember 24, 1988

Results

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1988 United States presidential election in Alabama
PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
RepublicanGeorge H. W. Bush815,57659.17%9
DemocraticMichael Dukakis549,50639.86%0
LibertarianRon Paul8,4600.61%0
IndependentLenora Fulani3,3110.24%0
IndependentJames Warren6560.05%0
Write-Ins5060.04%0
IndependentEdward Winn461[a]0.03%0
Totals1,378,476100.0%9

Results by county

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CountyGeorge H.W. Bush
Republican
Michael Dukakis
Democratic
Ron Paul[13]
Libertarian
Leonora Fulani[13]
Independent
Various candidates[13]
Other parties
MarginTotal votes cast
#%#%#%#%#%#%
Autauga7,82867.17%3,66731.47%1431.23%70.06%90.08%4,16135.70%11,654
Baldwin25,93372.85%9,27126.04%3360.94%210.06%370.10%16,66246.81%35,598
Barbour4,95855.71%3,83643.11%830.93%110.12%110.12%1,12212.60%8,899
Bibb2,88556.06%2,24443.61%70.14%20.04%80.16%64112.45%5,146
Blount8,75464.61%4,48533.10%2942.17%50.04%100.07%4,26931.51%13,548
Bullock1,42131.00%3,12268.11%240.52%80.17%90.20%-1,701-37.11%4,584
Butler3,92352.59%3,46546.45%610.82%70.09%30.04%4586.14%7,459
Calhoun19,80658.31%12,45136.66%3601.06%1,3253.90%260.08%7,35521.65%33,968
Chambers7,69459.39%5,10339.39%1150.89%210.16%230.18%2,59120.00%12,956
Cherokee2,86847.01%3,17652.06%480.79%10.02%80.13%-308-5.05%6,101
Chilton8,76169.41%3,82030.26%260.21%120.10%40.03%4,94139.15%12,623
Choctaw3,62950.89%3,49148.96%50.07%10.01%50.07%1381.93%7,131
Clarke5,70856.97%4,21742.09%840.84%20.02%90.09%1,49114.88%10,020
Clay3,49666.74%1,60230.58%450.86%911.74%40.08%1,89436.16%5,238
Cleburne3,07168.40%1,38330.80%260.58%30.07%70.16%1,68837.60%4,490
Coffee8,89066.57%4,31932.34%1260.94%150.11%50.04%4,57134.23%13,355
Colbert7,77542.25%10,39756.49%2081.13%110.06%130.07%-2,622-14.24%18,404
Conecuh3,25651.22%3,02247.54%430.68%160.25%200.31%2343.68%6,357
Coosa2,40556.15%1,86043.43%150.35%20.05%10.02%54512.72%4,283
Covington8,13067.34%3,84531.85%550.46%300.25%130.11%4,28535.49%12,073
Crenshaw2,61758.44%1,83641.00%150.33%50.11%50.11%78117.44%4,478
Cullman14,35161.87%8,51736.72%1320.57%1760.76%210.09%5,83425.15%23,197
Dale9,26671.80%3,47626.94%1311.02%190.15%130.10%5,79044.86%12,905
Dallas7,63043.79%9,66055.44%1070.61%180.10%80.05%-2,030-11.65%17,423
DeKalb11,47860.60%7,33338.72%1060.56%140.07%90.05%4,14521.88%18,940
Elmore10,85269.84%4,50128.97%1601.03%130.08%130.08%6,35140.87%15,539
Escambia6,80762.14%4,02036.70%660.60%350.32%260.24%2,78725.44%10,954
Etowah17,82849.67%17,76249.49%1550.43%1140.32%320.09%660.18%35,891
Fayette4,33857.40%3,18642.16%150.20%60.08%120.16%1,15215.24%7,557
Franklin5,14650.25%4,96148.44%1211.18%80.08%50.05%1851.81%10,241
Geneva5,70367.32%2,68531.69%450.53%270.32%120.14%3,01835.63%8,472
Greene1,04823.94%3,29575.28%290.66%30.07%20.05%-2,247-51.34%4,377
Hale2,41442.71%3,18756.39%350.62%100.18%60.11%-773-13.68%5,652
Henry3,61361.82%2,20637.75%130.22%60.10%60.10%1,40724.07%5,844
Houston19,98973.87%7,00125.87%440.16%150.06%120.04%12,98848.00%27,061
Jackson6,09044.55%7,41854.27%1471.08%80.06%60.04%-1,328-9.72%13,669
Jefferson148,87957.74%107,76641.80%7810.30%2820.11%730.03%41,11315.94%257,833
Lamar3,21458.48%2,27441.38%50.09%10.02%20.04%94017.10%5,496
Lauderdale12,94249.43%12,86249.13%3251.24%110.04%880.34%800.30%26,180
Lawrence3,61642.96%4,64655.20%830.99%630.75%00.00%-1,030-12.24%8,417
Lee17,18064.39%9,07834.02%3931.47%190.07%190.07%8,10230.37%26,683
Limestone9,08661.56%5,45536.96%1861.26%230.16%140.09%3,63124.60%14,760
Lowndes1,40529.42%3,32869.68%310.65%70.15%100.21%-1,923-40.26%4,776
Macon1,30416.81%6,35181.88%400.52%530.68%80.10%-5,047-65.07%7,756
Madison53,57567.06%25,80032.29%3530.44%1080.14%580.07%27,77534.77%79,894
Marengo4,24148.61%4,40250.45%650.74%140.16%30.03%-161-1.84%8,725
Marion5,95556.73%4,50542.92%170.16%40.04%160.15%1,45013.81%10,497
Marshall12,14860.90%7,35736.88%2641.32%660.33%1120.56%4,79124.02%19,947
Mobile72,20360.88%45,52438.39%7660.65%740.06%300.03%26,67922.49%118,597
Monroe5,37960.07%3,50939.19%450.50%170.19%40.04%1,87020.88%8,954
Montgomery41,13158.43%28,70940.79%4710.67%660.09%140.02%12,42217.64%70,391
Morgan18,67963.54%10,59436.04%730.25%240.08%270.09%8,08527.50%29,397
Perry2,10736.59%3,57462.07%520.90%130.23%120.21%-1,467-25.48%5,758
Pickens3,85155.16%3,10744.50%110.16%40.06%90.13%74410.66%6,982
Pike5,89760.04%3,81338.82%900.92%70.07%140.14%2,08421.22%9,821
Randolph4,62564.02%2,46234.08%1281.77%10.01%80.11%2,16329.94%7,224
Russell6,33348.40%6,58950.35%1341.02%160.12%140.11%-256-1.95%13,086
Shelby27,05278.84%7,13820.80%720.21%260.08%260.08%19,91458.04%34,314
St. Clair10,60470.71%4,33528.91%360.24%80.05%140.09%6,26941.80%14,997
Sumter2,21233.36%4,39066.21%110.17%70.11%100.15%-2,178-32.85%6,630
Talladega12,97360.32%8,29138.55%1260.59%760.35%400.19%4,68221.77%21,506
Tallapoosa8,50263.93%4,59834.58%1761.32%90.07%130.10%3,90429.35%13,298
Tuscaloosa27,39659.87%18,16639.70%1180.26%460.10%320.07%9,23020.17%45,758
Walker11,01148.51%11,33849.95%1560.69%1790.79%160.07%-327-1.44%22,700
Washington3,74152.23%3,40247.49%80.11%80.11%40.06%3394.74%7,163
Wilcox1,73933.98%3,36965.83%30.06%20.04%50.10%-1,630-31.85%5,118
Winston6,23567.59%2,95432.02%160.17%90.10%110.12%3,28135.57%9,225
Totals815,57659.17%549,50639.86%8,4600.61%3,3110.24%1,6230.12%266,07019.31%1,378,476

Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic

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[14][15]

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^These votes for Winn were not listed by county but only as a state-wide total.[13]

References

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  1. ^"1988 Presidential Election Statistics". Dave Leip’s U.S. Election Atlas.
  2. ^Black & Black 1992, p. 266.
  3. ^Black & Black 1992, p. 263.
  4. ^Black & Black 1992, p. 288.
  5. ^Moreland, Steed & Baker 1991, p. 40-41.
  6. ^Moreland, Steed & Baker 1991, p. 44.
  7. ^Black & Black 1992, p. 295.
  8. ^Black & Black 1992, p. 335.
  9. ^Moreland, Steed & Baker 1991, p. xii.
  10. ^Moreland, Steed & Baker 1991, p. 45.
  11. ^abcMoreland, Steed & Baker 1991, p. 41.
  12. ^"1988 CPR Electoral College Ratings".The Cook Political Report. RetrievedMarch 24, 2024.
  13. ^abcd"AL US President Race, November 08, 1988". Our Campaigns.
  14. ^"1984 Presidential General Election Results - Alabama".Dave Leip's election atlas.
  15. ^"1988 Presidential General Election Results - Alabama".Dave Leip's election atlas.

Works cited

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