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1988 United States presidential election in North Carolina

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1988 United States presidential election in North Carolina

← 1984
November 8, 1988
1992 →
Turnout62.19%[1]Decrease
 
NomineeGeorge H. W. BushMichael Dukakis
PartyRepublicanDemocratic
Home stateTexasMassachusetts
Running mateDan QuayleLloyd Bentsen
Electoral vote130
Popular vote1,237,258890,167
Percentage57.97%41.71%

County Results
Congressional District Results

Bush

  50–60%
  60–70%
  70–80%

Dukakis

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%


President before election

Ronald Reagan
Republican

Elected President

George H. W. Bush
Republican

Elections in North Carolina
U.S./Confederate President
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U.S. Senate
U.S. House of Representatives
State executive
Gubernatorial elections
Lieutenant Governor elections
Secretary of State elections
State Treasurer elections
Superintendent of Public Instruction elections
Attorney General elections
Commissioner of Insurance elections
Auditor elections
Council of State elections

The1988 United States presidential election in North Carolina took place on November 8, 1988, and was part of the1988 United States presidential election. Voters chose 13 representatives, or electors to theElectoral College, who voted forpresident andvice president.

North Carolina voted for the Vice PresidentGeorge H. W. Bush, running with U.S SenatorDan Quayle, against GovernorMichael Dukakis, running with U.S. SenatorLloyd Bentsen.[2]

Background

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With the exception ofJimmy Carter's victory in North Carolina in1976, the state had voted for theRepublican presidential nominee in every election since1968. Republican membership in theUnited States House of Representatives from North Carolina peaked in elections held concurrently with the presidential elections and shrank in the following midterms.Jesse Helms's victory in the1972 senatorial election made him the state's first Republican senator in the 20th century andJohn Porter East was elected to the state's other seat in1980, but lost in the1986 election.[3] Republican identification among voters in the state rose from 27% to 37% between 1968 and 1986 while identification among Democrats fell from 68% to 58%.[4]

Campaign

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Primaries

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Al Gore won 51% of the white vote while Dukakis won 30%.[5] The racial composition of the Democratic primary was 71% white and 29% black,[6] and 36% of white voters participated in the Republican primary.[7]

General

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North Carolina was one of the southern states thatMichael Dukakis's campaign viewed as winnable. TheNorth Carolina Democratic Party used $500,000 from the national party to hire over 100 workers and organize phone banks in every county, which contacted over 200,000 households. TheNorth Carolina Republican Party received $700,000 from the national party, but only hired ten workers and instead used the money to conduct polling and hire mailing organizations.[8]

George H. W. Bush campaign in the state three times, andDan Quayle, Dukakis, andLloyd Bentsen each came twice.[9] Among white voters, 68% supported Bush while 32% supported Dukakis.[10][11]

Results

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1988 United States presidential election in North Carolina[12]
PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
RepublicanGeorge H. W. Bush1,237,25857.97%13
DemocraticMichael Dukakis890,16741.71%0
New AllianceLenora Fulani5,6820.27%0
Write-inRon Paul1,2630.06%0
Invalid or blank votes
Totals2,134,370100.00%13
Voter turnout

Results by county

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County[13]George H.W. Bush
Republican
Michael Dukakis
Democratic
Lenora Fulani
New Alliance
Ron Paul
Write-in
MarginTotal
#%#%#%#%#%
Alamance24,13165.48%12,64234.31%690.19%90.02%11,48931.17%36,851
Alexander7,96865.56%4,14834.13%330.27%50.04%3,82031.43%12,154
Alleghany2,17450.98%2,08748.94%30.07%00.00%872.04%4,264
Anson2,78236.45%4,83163.29%200.26%00.00%-2,049-26.84%7,633
Ashe6,01959.69%4,03440.01%170.17%130.13%1,98519.68%10,083
Avery4,27775.33%1,36724.08%220.39%120.21%2,91051.25%5,678
Beaufort8,19060.35%5,35239.44%280.21%00.00%2,83820.91%13,570
Bertie2,14536.24%3,76263.56%120.20%00.00%-1,617-27.32%5,919
Bladen3,77042.77%5,03157.08%130.15%00.00%-1,261-14.31%8,814
Brunswick10,00755.78%7,88143.93%320.18%190.11%2,12611.85%17,938
Buncombe36,82857.55%26,96442.14%1850.29%150.02%9,86415.41%63,992
Burke15,93359.41%10,84840.45%260.10%120.04%5,08518.96%26,819
Cabarrus22,52467.75%10,68632.14%260.08%120.04%11,83835.61%33,248
Caldwell15,17665.78%7,86234.08%330.14%00.00%7,31431.70%23,071
Camden1,14450.87%1,08148.07%241.07%00.00%632.80%2,249
Carteret11,07661.55%6,85938.12%510.28%80.04%4,21723.43%17,994
Caswell3,29943.93%4,18955.79%200.27%10.01%-890-11.86%7,509
Catawba28,87269.01%12,92230.89%440.11%00.00%15,95038.12%41,838
Chatham6,99947.81%7,60051.92%270.18%130.09%-601-4.11%14,639
Cherokee4,55763.78%2,56735.93%210.29%00.00%1,99027.85%7,145
Chowan1,88451.56%1,75648.06%140.38%00.00%1283.50%3,654
Clay2,17462.47%1,28937.04%130.37%40.11%88525.43%3,480
Cleveland14,03957.54%10,32142.30%280.11%90.04%3,71815.24%24,397
Columbus6,65941.93%9,17257.75%510.32%00.00%-2,513-15.82%15,882
Craven12,05762.10%7,31337.66%460.24%10.01%4,74424.44%19,417
Cumberland27,05753.07%23,78946.66%1210.24%120.02%3,2686.41%50,979
Currituck2,44360.98%1,55538.82%50.12%30.07%88822.16%4,006
Dare5,23464.85%2,80634.77%290.36%20.02%2,42830.08%8,071
Davidson28,37468.11%13,21531.72%700.17%30.01%15,15936.39%41,662
Davie7,98871.37%3,16628.29%380.34%00.00%4,82243.08%11,192
Duplin5,77449.24%5,94550.70%70.06%00.00%-171-1.46%11,726
Durham29,92845.43%35,44153.79%4780.73%360.05%-5,513-8.36%65,883
Edgecombe6,83142.92%9,04456.82%310.19%100.06%-2,213-13.90%15,916
Forsyth57,68859.02%39,72640.65%3020.31%190.02%17,96218.37%97,735
Franklin5,49950.17%5,43849.62%220.20%10.01%610.55%10,960
Gaston34,77570.32%14,58229.49%870.18%70.01%20,19340.83%49,451
Gates1,45141.64%2,02458.08%100.29%00.00%-573-16.44%3,485
Graham2,09161.16%1,31338.40%150.44%00.00%77822.76%3,419
Granville4,88046.75%5,28050.58%2742.62%50.05%-400-3.83%10,439
Greene2,49847.69%2,72952.10%110.21%00.00%-231-4.41%5,238
Guilford66,06056.35%50,35142.95%2760.24%5450.46%15,70913.40%117,232
Halifax7,46246.03%8,72653.83%230.14%00.00%-1,264-7.80%16,211
Harnett9,74957.25%7,25942.63%210.12%00.00%2,49014.62%17,029
Haywood8,95749.68%9,01049.98%480.27%130.07%-53-0.30%18,028
Henderson19,71167.68%9,33832.06%580.20%180.06%10,37335.62%29,125
Hertford2,97737.54%4,94362.33%90.11%10.01%-1,966-24.79%7,930
Hoke2,02037.88%3,28161.52%320.60%00.00%-1,261-23.64%5,333
Hyde94041.52%1,31658.13%80.35%00.00%-376-16.61%2,264
Iredell21,53667.02%10,53032.77%620.19%70.02%11,00634.25%32,135
Jackson5,16651.03%4,93348.73%240.24%00.00%2332.30%10,123
Johnston15,56363.97%8,71735.83%350.14%140.06%6,84628.14%24,329
Jones1,64945.78%1,94654.03%70.19%00.00%-297-8.25%3,602
Lee7,10462.47%4,23137.21%340.30%20.02%2,87325.26%11,371
Lenoir10,66958.13%7,64941.68%340.19%10.01%3,02016.45%18,353
Lincoln11,65164.26%6,44435.54%320.18%30.02%5,20728.72%18,130
Macon6,02661.39%3,77338.44%130.13%40.04%2,25322.95%9,816
Madison3,45353.07%3,03346.62%200.31%00.00%4206.45%6,506
Martin3,14946.61%3,59853.26%70.10%20.03%-449-6.65%6,756
McDowell6,52659.34%4,44940.46%220.20%00.00%2,07718.88%10,997
Mecklenburg106,23659.42%71,90740.22%6190.35%340.02%34,32919.20%178,796
Mitchell4,62076.82%1,37722.90%170.28%00.00%3,24353.92%6,014
Montgomery4,50452.80%3,99546.83%310.36%00.00%5095.97%8,530
Moore14,54365.37%7,64234.35%270.12%360.16%6,90131.02%22,248
Nash15,90664.34%8,74035.35%320.13%440.18%7,16628.99%24,722
New Hanover23,80760.56%15,40139.18%820.21%230.06%8,40621.38%39,313
Northampton2,41534.34%4,59965.39%190.27%00.00%-2,184-31.05%7,033
Onslow12,25362.87%7,16236.75%710.36%20.01%5,09126.12%19,488
Orange14,50339.13%22,32660.23%1310.35%1070.29%-7,823-21.10%37,067
Pamlico2,29750.98%2,18848.56%210.47%00.00%1092.42%4,506
Pasquotank4,00650.76%3,86048.91%250.32%10.01%1461.85%7,892
Pender4,92652.84%4,37746.95%130.14%70.08%5495.89%9,323
Perquimans1,78153.32%1,54346.20%140.42%20.06%2387.12%3,340
Person4,83256.00%3,77743.78%170.20%20.02%1,05512.22%8,628
Pitt18,24555.08%14,77744.61%720.22%330.10%3,46810.47%33,127
Polk3,87460.31%2,53439.45%130.20%20.03%1,34020.86%6,423
Randolph23,88173.32%8,64126.53%490.15%00.00%15,24046.79%32,571
Richmond5,07341.39%7,15158.34%260.21%70.06%-2,078-16.95%12,257
Robeson9,90836.70%16,98862.92%1040.39%00.00%-7,080-26.22%27,000
Rockingham14,59155.77%11,55144.15%210.08%10.00%3,04011.62%26,164
Rowan23,19265.48%12,12734.24%960.27%10.00%11,06531.24%35,416
Rutherford10,33759.73%6,92640.02%430.25%00.00%3,41119.71%17,306
Sampson8,52451.49%8,00948.38%220.13%00.00%5153.11%16,555
Scotland3,19945.16%3,86554.56%200.28%00.00%-666-9.40%7,084
Stanly11,88564.13%6,62735.76%170.09%30.02%5,25828.37%18,532
Stokes8,66161.81%5,31937.96%270.19%50.04%3,34223.85%14,012
Surry11,39361.06%7,24538.83%220.12%00.00%4,14822.23%18,660
Swain1,79549.52%1,82150.23%90.25%00.00%-26-0.71%3,625
Transylvania7,00961.86%4,28037.78%190.17%220.19%2,72924.08%11,330
Tyrrell63744.70%78555.09%30.21%00.00%-148-10.39%1,425
Union17,01565.71%8,82034.06%460.18%150.06%8,19531.65%25,896
Vance5,62549.88%5,63149.94%180.16%20.02%-6-0.06%11,276
Wake81,61356.87%61,35242.75%4820.34%570.04%20,26114.12%143,504
Warren2,16333.64%4,24966.09%170.26%00.00%-2,086-32.45%6,429
Washington2,18643.69%2,80656.08%110.22%10.02%-620-12.39%5,004
Watauga8,66258.59%6,04840.91%570.39%180.12%2,61417.68%14,785
Wayne15,29262.48%9,13537.33%470.19%00.00%6,15725.15%24,474
Wilkes15,23167.65%7,23032.11%530.24%00.00%8,00135.54%22,514
Wilson10,99757.11%8,21442.65%400.21%60.03%2,78314.46%19,257
Yadkin7,91871.10%3,19528.69%240.22%00.00%4,72342.41%11,137
Yancey4,16052.00%3,80347.54%370.46%00.00%3574.46%8,000
Totals1,237,25857.97%890,16741.71%5,6820.27%1,2630.06%347,09116.26%2,134,370

Results by congressional district

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Bush carried 10 of the 11 congressional districts, including seven held by Democrats.

District[14]BushDukakis
1st53.9%46.1%
2nd49.7%50.3%
3rd57.7%42.3%
4th55.7%44.3%
5th60.3%39.7%
6th60.9%39.1%
7th51.4%48.3%
8th61.9%38.1%
9th61.2%38.8%
10th65.5%35.5%
11th59.4%40.6%

Analysis

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Voter demographics

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The 1988 presidential vote by demographic subgroup
Demographic subgroupDukakisBush% of
total vote
Total vote4258100
Party
Republican94
Independent70
Democratic18
Ideology
Liberals27
Moderates49
Conservatives83
Gender
Men63
Women53
Race
White68
Black8
Occupation
Blue collar60
White collar63
Professional61
Education
Less than high school graduate51
High school graduate64
College60
Graduate/professional work52
Age
18–24 years old65
25–49 years old59
50–64 years old56
65 and older52
Family income
Under $20,00042
$20,000–50,00061
Over $50,00068
Religion
Protestant65
Catholic48

Source:NBC exit poll (2,516 surveyed) andCBS News exit poll (1,503 surveyed)[15]

References

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  1. ^"Voter Turnout".North Carolina State Board of Elections.
  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. ^Moreland, Steed & Baker 1991, p. 185-186.
  4. ^Moreland, Steed & Baker 1991, p. 186.
  5. ^Black & Black 1992, p. 266.
  6. ^Black & Black 1992, p. 263.
  7. ^Black & Black 1992, p. 288.
  8. ^Moreland, Steed & Baker 1991, p. 190-191.
  9. ^Moreland, Steed & Baker 1991, p. 191.
  10. ^Black & Black 1992, p. 295.
  11. ^Black & Black 1992, p. 335.
  12. ^"1988 Presidential General Election Results – North Carolina". Dave Leip's U.S. Election Atlas. RetrievedAugust 25, 2008.
  13. ^"NC US President Race, November 08, 1988". Our Campaigns.
  14. ^"1988 United States Presidential Election, Results by Congressional District".Western Washington University. RetrievedJuly 24, 2024.
  15. ^Moreland, Steed & Baker 1991, p. 196-197.

Works cited

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State and district results of the1988 U.S. presidential election
Electoral map, 1988 election
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