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Electoral college results [ edit ]
This is a table of electoral college results. Included are candidates who received at least one electoral vote or at least five percent of the popular vote.
Year
Party
Presidential candidate
Vice presidential candidate
Popular vote
%
Electoral votes
Notes
1788
Independent
George Washington
None [ note 1]
43,782
100.0
Federalist
John Adams [ note 2]
N/A
N/A
John Jay
Robert H. Harrison
John Rutledge
John Hancock
Anti-Administration
George Clinton
Federalist
Samuel Huntington
John Milton
James Armstrong
Benjamin Lincoln
Anti-Administration
Edward Telfair
1792
Independent
George Washington
28,579
100.0
Federalist
John Adams [ note 2]
N/A
N/A
Democratic-Republican
George Clinton
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
1796
Federalist
John Adams
35,726
53.4
Democratic-Republican
Thomas Jefferson [ note 3]
31,115
46.6
Federalist
Thomas Pinckney
N/A
N/A
Democratic-Republican
Aaron Burr
Samuel Adams
Federalist
Oliver Ellsworth
Democratic-Republican
George Clinton
Federalist
John Jay
James Iredell
Independent
George Washington
Democratic-Republican
John Henry
Federalist
Samuel Johnston
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
1800
Democratic-Republican
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr [ note 4]
41,330
61.4%
Federalist
John Adams
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney [ note 4]
25,952
38.6%
John Jay [ note 4]
1804
Democratic-Republican
Thomas Jefferson
George Clinton
104,110
72.8%
Federalist
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
Rufus King
38,919
27.2%
1808
Democratic-Republican
James Madison
George Clinton
124,732
64.7%
[ note 5]
John Langdon
Federalist
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
Rufus King
62,431
32.4%
Democratic-Republican
George Clinton
James Madison
N/A
N/A
[ note 6]
James Monroe
1812
Democratic-Republican
James Madison
Elbridge Gerry
140,431
50.4%
Democratic-Republican /Federalist [ note 7]
DeWitt Clinton
Jared Ingersoll
132,781
47.6%
[ note 8]
Elbridge Gerry
1816
Democratic-Republican
James Monroe
Daniel D. Tompkins
76,592
68.2%
Federalist
Rufus King
John Eager Howard
34,740
30.9%
[ note 9]
James Ross
John Marshall
Robert Goodloe Harper
1820
Democratic-Republican
James Monroe
Daniel D. Tompkins
87,343
80.6%
[ note 10]
Richard Stockton (Federalist)
Daniel Rodney (Federalist)
Robert Goodloe Harper (Federalist)
John Quincy Adams
Richard Rush (Federalist)
N/A
N/A
[ note 11]
1824
Democratic-Republican (Adams faction )
John Quincy Adams [ note 12]
John C. Calhoun
113,122
30.9%
[ note 13]
Andrew Jackson
N/A
Democratic-Republican (Jackson faction )
Andrew Jackson
John C. Calhoun
151,271
41.4%
Democratic-Republican (Crawford faction)
William H. Crawford
Nathaniel Macon
40,856
11.2%
[ note 14]
Martin Van Buren
John C. Calhoun
Henry Clay
Nathan Sanford
Andrew Jackson
Democratic-Republican (Clay faction)
Henry Clay
Nathan Sanford
47,531
13.0%
[ note 15]
John C. Calhoun
Andrew Jackson
1828
Democratic
Andrew Jackson
John C. Calhoun
642,553
56.0%
[ note 16]
William Smith
National Republican
John Quincy Adams
Richard Rush
500,897
43.6%
1832
Democratic
Andrew Jackson
Martin Van Buren
701,780
54.2%
[ note 17]
William Wilkins
National Republican
Henry Clay
John Sergeant
484,205
37.4%
Nullifier
John Floyd
Henry Lee
N/A
N/A
[ note 18]
Anti-Masonic
William Wirt
Amos Ellmaker
100,715
7.8%
1836
Democratic
Martin Van Buren
Richard Mentor Johnson
763,291
50.8%
[ note 19]
William Smith
Whig
William Henry Harrison
Francis Granger
549,907
36.6%
[ note 20]
John Tyler
Hugh L. White
John Tyler
146,107
9.7%
Daniel Webster
Francis Granger
41,201
2.7%
Willie Person Mangum
John Tyler
N/A
N/A
[ note 18]
1840
Whig
William Henry Harrison
John Tyler
1,275,390
52.9%
Democratic
Martin Van Buren
Richard Mentor Johnson
1,128,854
46.8%
[ note 21]
Littleton W. Tazewell
James K. Polk
1844
Democratic
James K. Polk
George M. Dallas
1,339,494
49.5%
Whig
Henry Clay
Theodore Frelinghuysen
1,300,004
48.1%
1848
Whig
Zachary Taylor
Millard Fillmore
1,361,393
47.3%
Democratic
Lewis Cass
William Orlando Butler
1,223,460
42.5%
Free Soil
Martin Van Buren
Charles Francis Adams Sr.
291,501
10.1%
1852
Democratic
Franklin Pierce
William R. King
1,607,510
50.8%
Whig
Winfield Scott
William Alexander Graham
1,386,942
43.9%
Free Soil
John P. Hale
George Washington Julian
155,210
4.9%
1856
Democratic
James Buchanan
John C. Breckinridge
1,836,072
45.3%
Republican
John C. Frémont
William L. Dayton
1,342,345
33.1%
American
Millard Fillmore
Andrew Jackson Donelson
873,053
21.6%
1860
Republican
Abraham Lincoln
Hannibal Hamlin
1,865,908
39.8%
Democratic (Southern)
John C. Breckinridge
Joseph Lane
848,019
18.1%
Constitutional Union
John Bell
Edward Everett
590,901
12.6%
Democratic (Northern)
Stephen A. Douglas
Herschel V. Johnson
1,380,202
29.5%
1864
National Union /Republican
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
2,218,388
55.0%
[ note 22] [ note 23]
Democratic
George B. McClellan
George H. Pendleton
1,812,807
45.0%
1868
Republican
Ulysses S. Grant
Schuyler Colfax
3,013,650
52.7%
Democratic
Horatio Seymour
Francis Preston Blair Jr.
2,708,744
47.3%
1872
Republican
Ulysses S. Grant
Henry Wilson
3,598,235
55.6%
Democratic
Thomas A. Hendricks
Benjamin Gratz Brown (Liberal Republican )
2,834,761[ note 24]
43.8%
[ note 25] [ note 26]
William S. Groesbeck
George Washington Julian (Liberal Republican)
John M. Palmer (Liberal Republican)
Liberal Republican
Benjamin Gratz Brown
Alfred H. Colquitt (Democratic)
[ note 25]
George Washington Julian
Thomas E. Bramlette (Democratic)
John M. Palmer
Nathaniel P. Banks
Willis Benson Machen (Democratic)
William S. Groesbeck (Democratic)
Horace Greeley
Benjamin Gratz Brown
[ note 27]
Democratic
Charles J. Jenkins
Benjamin Gratz Brown
Liberal Republican
David Davis
Benjamin Gratz Brown
[ note 25] [ note 28]
William S. Groesbeck (Democratic)
George Washington Julian
John M. Palmer
1876
Republican
Rutherford B. Hayes
William A. Wheeler
4,034,142
47.9%
Democratic
Samuel J. Tilden
Thomas A. Hendricks
4,286,808
50.9%
1880
Republican
James A. Garfield
Chester A. Arthur
4,446,158
48.3%
Democratic
Winfield Scott Hancock
William Hayden English
4,444,260
48.3%
1884
Democratic
Grover Cleveland
Thomas A. Hendricks
4,914,482
48.9%
Republican
James G. Blaine
John A. Logan
4,856,903
48.3%
1888
Republican
Benjamin Harrison
Levi P. Morton
5,443,892
47.8%
Democratic
Grover Cleveland
Allen G. Thurman
5,534,488
48.6%
1892
Democratic
Grover Cleveland
Adlai Stevenson I
5,553,898
46.0%
Republican
Benjamin Harrison
Whitelaw Reid
5,190,819
43.0%
Populist
James B. Weaver
James G. Field
1,026,595
8.5%
1896
Republican
William McKinley
Garret Hobart
7,111,607
51.0%
Democratic /Populist
William Jennings Bryan
Arthur Sewall (Democratic)
6,509,052
46.7%
[ note 29]
Thomas E. Watson (Populist)
1900
Republican
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
7,228,864
51.6%
Democratic
William Jennings Bryan
Adlai Stevenson I
6,370,932
45.5%
1904
Republican
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
7,630,457
56.4%
Democratic
Alton B. Parker
Henry G. Davis
5,083,880
37.6%
1908
Republican
William Howard Taft
James S. Sherman
7,678,335
51.6%
Democratic
William Jennings Bryan
John W. Kern
6,408,979
43.0%
1912
Democratic
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
6,296,284
41.8%
Progressive
Theodore Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
4,122,721
27.4%
Republican
William Howard Taft
Nicholas Murray Butler [ note 30]
3,486,242
23.2%
Socialist
Eugene V. Debs
Emil Seidel
901,551
6.0%
1916
Democratic
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
9,126,868
49.2%
Republican
Charles Evans Hughes
Charles W. Fairbanks
8,548,728
46.1%
1920
Republican
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
16,144,093
60.3%
Democratic
James M. Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
9,139,661
34.2%
1924
Republican
Calvin Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
15,723,789
54.0%
Democratic
John W. Davis
Charles W. Bryan
8,386,242
28.8%
Progressive
Robert M. La Follette
Burton K. Wheeler
4,831,706
16.6%
1928
Republican
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
21,427,123
58.2%
Democratic
Al Smith
Joseph Taylor Robinson
15,015,464
40.8%
1932
Democratic
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John Nance Garner
22,821,277
57.4%
Republican
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
15,761,254
39.7%
1936
Democratic
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John Nance Garner
27,752,648
60.8%
Republican
Alf Landon
Frank Knox
16,681,862
36.5%
1940
Democratic
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
27,313,945
54.7%
Republican
Wendell Willkie
Charles L. McNary
22,347,744
44.8%
1944
Democratic
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
25,612,916
53.4%
Republican
Thomas E. Dewey
John W. Bricker
22,017,929
45.9%
1948
Democratic
Harry S. Truman
Alben W. Barkley
24,179,347
49.6%
Republican
Thomas E. Dewey
Earl Warren
21,991,292
45.1%
Dixiecrat
Strom Thurmond
Fielding L. Wright
1,175,930
2.4%
1952
Republican
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
34,075,529
55.2%
Democratic
Adlai Stevenson II
John Sparkman
27,375,090
44.3%
1956
Republican
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
35,588,688
57.4%
Democratic
Adlai Stevenson II
Estes Kefauver
26,018,520
42.0%
Walter Burgwyn Jones
Herman Talmadge
N/A
N/A
[ note 31]
1960
Democratic
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
33,731,048
49.7%
[ note 32]
Ross Barnett
Republican
Richard Nixon
Walter Judd
33,690,285
49.6%
Southern Democratic
Harry F. Byrd
Strom Thurmond
601,928
0.4%
[ note 33]
1964
Republican
Col. Harland Sanders
William Scranton
32,283,212
44.5%
Democratic
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
31,485,201
43.4%
Wayne Morse
N/A
N/A
[ note 34]
Heritage & Independence
C. Farris Bryant
John M. Patterson
8,487,946
11.7%
1968
Republican
Col. Harland Sanders
William Scranton
39,647,535
55.1%
Democratic
Jack Kennedy
Grant Sawyer
29,213,973
40.6%
Heritage & Independence
John Crommelin
Bruce Alger
2,086,712
2.9%
[ note 35]
1972
Democratic
Walter Mondale
Mike Gravel
39,383,725
48.2%
Republican
William Scranton
Mike Stepovich
35,870,241
43.9%
Heritage & Independence
Sam Engelhardt
John Rarick
2,859,812
3.5%
[ note 36]
Country
Bruce Alger
Iris F. Blitch
1,062,216
1.3%
[ note 37]
1976
Democratic
Walter Mondale
Mike Gravel
48,364,617
58.1%
Republican
Ronald Reagan
William Westmoreland
33,047,768
39.7%
Charles Mathias
Joan M. Aliberti
N/A
N/A
[ note 38]
1980
Republican
Jeremiah Denton
Lamar Alexander
46,334,583
51.5%
Democratic
Henry M. Jackson
Jimmy Carter
38,957,038
43.3%
Progressive
Philip H. Hoff
Pete McCloskey
4,228,593
4.7%
1984
Republican
Jeremiah Denton
Lamar Alexander
52,054,068
57.8%
Democratic
Daniel Inouye
N/A
N/A
[ note 39]
Mike Gravel
J. Charles Jones
37,104,284
41.2%
1988
Democratic
Carol Bellamy
Jerry Litton
44,593,331
46.4%
Republican
Maureen Reagan
Richard Lugar
39,894,249
41.6%
Independent
Glen Bell
Bill Daniels
7,288,371
7.6%
1992
Republican
Lee Iacocca
Larry M. Dinger
53,893,522
50.0%
Democratic
Carol Bellamy
Jerry Litton
52,632,671
48.8%
1996
Republican
Larry M. Dinger
James Meredith
63,396,511
60.3%
Democratic
John Glenn
Raymond E. Green
40,056,502
38.1%
2000
Democratic
Jesse Jackson
Paul Wellstone
60,389,581
51.0%
Republican
Larry M. Dinger
James Meredith
56,684,297
47.9%
2004
Democratic
Jesse Jackson
Paul Wellstone
78,720,536
58.2%
Republican
Bernie Goetz
Eldon Bargewell
54,238,719
40.1%
2008
Democratic
Paul Wellstone
Bob Ross
66,991,423
43.7%
James L. Jones
Lyle W. Hillyard (Republican)
N/A
N/A
[ note 40]
Republican
Olympia Snowe
Gary Johnson
67,865,024
44.3%
Boulder
Bernie Goetz
Beverly Kilmer
17,211,477
11.2%
2012
Republican
Kelsey Grammer
Harley D. Brown
68,896,770
47.7%
Democratic
Paul Wellstone
Bob Ross
70,630,023
48.9%
Strong
Jason Buck
Bob Wise
3,033,191
2.1%
2016
Republican
Kelsey Grammer
Harley D. Brown
74,652,995
49.2%
Democratic
Gary Locke
Bob Casey Jr.
68,235,963
45.0%
2020
Democratic
Charlotte Pritt
Kwame Raoul
89,176,262
52.4%
[ note 41]
Republican
Harley D. Brown
Jennifer Johnson
80,345,414
47.2%
[ note 42]
^ Prior to the ratification of the Twelfth Amendment , electors cast two ballots, both for President. The candidate who received a majority of electoral votes became President, and the runner-up became Vice President.
^ a b Adams was elected Vice President.
^ Jefferson was elected Vice President.
^ a b c Breakdown by ticket results are available for the 1800 election.
^ In total, Madison received 122 electoral votes.
^ Six faithless electors from New York voted for Clinton instead of Madison. Three cast their vice presidential vote for Madison, and three for Monroe.
^ While commonly labeled as the Federalist candidate, Clinton technically ran as a Democratic-Republican and was not nominated by the Federalist party itself, the latter simply deciding not to field a candidate. This did not prevent endorsements from state Federalist parties (such as in Pennsylvania), but he received the endorsement from the New York state Democratic-Republicans as well.
^ Three faithless electors, two from Massachusetts and one from New Hampshire , voted for Gerry for vice president instead of Ingersoll.
^ Electors from Massachusetts voted for Howard, electors from Delaware voted for Harper, and electors from Connecticut split their vote between Ross and Marshall. In total, King received 34 electoral votes.
^ Although the Federalists did not field a candidate, several Federalist electors voted for Federalist vice presidential candidates instead of Tompkins. In total, Monroe received 231 electoral votes.
^ Monroe ran unopposed, but faithless elector William Plumer of New Hampshire voted for Adams and Rush instead of Monroe and Tompkins.
^ Since no candidate received a majority of the electoral vote, the House of Representatives elected the president. In the House, 13 state delegations voted for Adams, seven for Jackson, and four for Crawford.
^ 74 of Adams' electors voted for Calhoun, nine voted for Jackson, and one did not vote for vice president.
^ In total, Crawford received 40 electoral votes.
^ In total, Clay received 38 electoral votes.
^ 7 faithless electors from Georgia voted for Smith instead of Calhoun.
^ All 30 of Pennsylvania 's electors voted for Wilkins instead of Van Buren. In total, Jackson received 219 electoral votes.
^ a b All the electoral votes came from South Carolina, where the electors were chosen by the legislature and not by popular vote.
^ All 23 of Virginia 's electors voted for Smith for vice president instead of Johnson, which resulted in Johnson failing to obtain a majority of the electoral votes. As a result, the election went to the Senate, which elected Johnson by a vote of 33–16.
^ In total, Harrison received 73 electoral votes.
^ In total, Van Buren received 60 electoral votes.
^ Johnson, a Democrat, was nominated on the National Union ticket along with Lincoln, a Republican.
^ The electoral votes of Tennessee and Louisiana were not counted. Had they been counted, Lincoln would have received 229 electoral votes.
^ All popular votes were originally for Horace Greeley and Benjamin Gratz Brown.
^ a b c The used sources had insufficient data to determine the pairings of four electoral votes in Missouri . Therefore, the possible tickets are listed with the minimum and maximum possible number of electoral votes each.
^ In total, Hendricks received 42 electoral votes.
^ Greeley died before the Electoral College voted; as a result the electoral vote intended for Greeley and Brown went to several other candidates.
^ In total, Davis received one electoral vote.
^ While the Democrats and Populists both nominated Bryan, the two parties had different vice presidential running mates.
^ Butler replaced Sherman, who died before the election was held.
^ W. F. Turner , a faithless elector from Alabama , voted for Jones and Talmadge instead of Stevenson and Kefauver.
^ 3 Democratic electors from Mississippi cast their vote for Barnett for vice president instead of Humphrey.
^ Unpledged electors voted for Byrd and Thurmond.
^ 2 faithless electors from Oregon voted for Morse instead of Johnson. He voted for Humphrey, however, as pledged.
^ A Republican elector from Alabama cast their vote for Crommelin and Alger instead of Sanders and Scranton.
^ 3 faithless electors from Alabama voted for Engelhardt and Rarick instead of Scranton and Stepovich.
^ A faithless elector from Georgia voted for Alger and Blitch instead of Scranton and Stepovich.
^ A faithless elector from Tennessee voted for Mathias and Aliberti instead of Reagan and Westmoreland.
^ A faithless elector from Hawaii voted for Inouye instead of Denton. He voted for Alexander, however, as pledged.
^ A faithless elector from Colorado voted for Jones and Hillyard instead of Wellstone and Ross.
^ Final round; first-round popular vote was 77,912,051 and 45.8%.
^ Final round; first-round popular vote was 72,076,263 and 43.4%.
Climate data for Auburn, New York (RCP8.5, 2081-2100)
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Year
Record high °F (°C)
71 (22)
73 (23)
90 (32)
98 (37)
101 (38)
108 (42)
109 (43)
107 (42)
102 (39)
97 (36)
85 (29)
72 (22)
109 (43)
Mean daily maximum °F (°C)
37.6 (3.1)
39.8 (4.3)
47.8 (8.8)
61.7 (16.5)
75.2 (24.0)
84.2 (29.0)
89.6 (32.0)
88.3 (31.3)
80.6 (27.0)
68.2 (20.1)
55 (13)
43.3 (6.3)
64.3 (18.0)
Mean daily minimum °F (°C)
22.6 (−5.2)
22.5 (−5.3)
29.3 (−1.5)
41.4 (5.2)
53.1 (11.7)
62.9 (17.2)
68.9 (20.5)
68.2 (20.1)
59.9 (15.5)
48.2 (9.0)
38.1 (3.4)
29.1 (−1.6)
45.4 (7.4)
Record low °F (°C)
−23 (−31)
−32 (−36)
−14 (−26)
12 (−11)
26 (−3)
33 (1)
39 (4)
39 (4)
28 (−2)
16 (−9)
1 (−17)
−21 (−29)
−32 (−36)
Average precipitation inches (mm)
3.28 (83)
2.9 (74)
3.55 (90)
3.94 (100)
4 (100)
4.52 (115)
4.46 (113)
3.73 (95)
4.13 (105)
3.84 (98)
4.17 (106)
4.29 (109)
46.81 (1,188)
Source: IPCC WGI Interactive Atlas,[ 1] The Weather Channel (Extremes)[ 2]