Electoral vote changes between United States presidential elections

The following is a summary of the electoral vote changes between United States presidential elections. It summarizes the changes in the Electoral College vote by comparing United States presidential election results for a given year with those from the immediate preceding election. It tracks those states which changed their support between parties as well as changes resulting from other factors, such as reapportionment.

Electoral votes by state/federal district for the elections of 2012, 2016, and 2020, with apportionment changes between the 2000 and 2010 Censuses

1792 vs. 1788

Results in 1792

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1792: None

1788 electoral vote
George Washington
Gain due to
reapportionment
1788 result
under the 1792
apportionment
Gains Losses 1792 electoral vote
George Washington
69 26 95 37 132
Kentucky(4)
New York(12)
North Carolina(12)
Rhode Island(4)
Vermont(3)
Virginia(2)*

* Washington received only 10 of Virginia's 12 electoral votes in the 1788 election.

1796 vs. 1792

Results in 1796

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1796: Federalist Party

1792 electoral vote
George Washington
Gains Losses 1796 electoral vote
John Adams
132 1 62 71
Vermont(1)* Georgia(4)
Kentucky(4)
North Carolina(11)†
Maryland(1)‡
Pennsylvania(14)↑
South Carolina(8)
Virginia(20)↓

Though George Washington was officially non-partisan during his presidency, he was broadly sympathetic to the Federalist platform and was endorsed by both parties.
* Washington received only 3 of Vermont's 4 electoral votes in the 1792 election.
Adams received only 1 of North Carolina's 12 electoral votes in the 1796 election.
Washington only received 8 of Maryland's 10 electoral votes in the 1792 election. In 1796, Adams received 7 of 10.
Adams received only 1 of Pennsylvania's 15 electoral votes in the 1796 election.
Adams received only 1 of Virginia's 21 electoral votes in the 1796 election.

1800 vs. 1796

Results in 1800

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1800: Democratic-Republican Party

1796 electoral vote
Thomas Jefferson
Gains Losses 1800 electoral vote
Thomas Jefferson
68 14 9 73
Maryland(1)*
New York(12)
Virginia(1)†
North Carolina(3)‡
Pennsylvania(6)↑

* Jefferson received only 4 of Maryland's 10 electoral votes in the 1796 election. In 1800, he received 5 of 10.
Jefferson received only 20 of Virginia's 21 electoral votes in the 1796 election.
Jefferson received only 8 of North Carolina's 12 electoral votes in the 1800 election, as opposed to the 11 of 12 he received in 1796.
Jefferson received only 8 of Pennsylvania's 15 electoral votes in the 1800 election, as opposed to the 14 of 15 he received in 1796.

1804 vs. 1800

Results in 1804

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1804: Democratic-Republican Party

1800 electoral vote
Thomas Jefferson
Gain due to
reapportionment
1800 result
under the 1804
apportionment
Gains Losses 1804 electoral vote
Thomas Jefferson
73 28 101 61 162
Maryland(3)*
Massachusetts(19)
New Hampshire(7)
New Jersey(8)
North Carolina(4)†
Ohio(3)
Pennsylvania(7)‡
Rhode Island(4)
Vermont(6)

* Jefferson received only 5 of Maryland's 10 electoral votes in the 1800 election. In 1804, he received 9 of 11.
Jefferson received only 8 of North Carolina's 12 electoral votes in the 1800 election.
Jefferson received only 8 of Pennsylvania's 15 electoral votes in the 1800 election.

1808 vs. 1804

Results in 1808

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1808: Democratic-Republican Party

1804 electoral vote
Thomas Jefferson
Gains Losses 1808 electoral vote
James Madison
162 40 122
Kentucky(1)*
Massachusetts(19)
New Hampshire(7)
New York(6)†
North Carolina(3)‡
Rhode Island(4)

* Madison received only 7 of Kentucky's 8 electoral votes in the 1808 election.
Madison received only 13 of New York's 19 electoral votes in the 1808 election.
Madison received only 11 of North Carolina's 14 electoral votes in the 1808 election.

1812 vs. 1808

Results in 1812

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1812: Democratic-Republican Party

1808 electoral vote
James Madison
Gain due to
reapportionment
1808 result
under the 1812
apportionment
Gains Losses 1812 electoral vote
James Madison
122 33 156 7 35 128
Kentucky(1)*
North Carolina(3)†
Louisiana(3)
Maryland(3)‡
New Jersey(8)
New York(23)
Ohio(1)↑

* Madison received only 7 of Kentucky's 8 electoral votes in the 1808 election.
Madison received only 11 of North Carolina's 14 electoral votes in the 1808 election.
Madison received only 9 of Maryland's 11 electoral votes in the 1808 election. In 1812, Madison received 6 out of 11.
Madison received only 7 of Ohio's 8 electoral votes in the 1812 election.

1816 vs. 1812

Results in 1816

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1816: Democratic-Republican Party

1812 electoral vote
James Madison
Gains Losses 1816 electoral vote
James Monroe
128 55 183
Indiana(3)
Maryland(2)*
New Hampshire(8)
New Jersey(8)
New York(29)
Ohio(1)†
Rhode Island (4)

* Madison received only 6 of Maryland's 11 electoral votes in the 1812 election. In 1816, Monroe received 8 out of 11
Madison received only 7 of Ohio's 8 electoral votes in the 1812 election.

1820 vs. 1816

Results in 1820

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1820: Democratic-Republican Party

1816 electoral vote
James Monroe
Gain due to
reapportionment
1816 result
under the 1820
apportionment
Gains Losses 1820 electoral vote
James Monroe
183 2 185 48 1 231
Alabama(3)
Connecticut(9)
Delaware(4)
Illinois(9)
Massachusetts(15)
Maine(3)
Mississippi(2)
Missouri(3)
New Hampshire(1)*

* Monroe received only 7 of New Hampshire's 8 electoral votes in 1820.

1824 vs. 1820

Results in 1824

Electoral votes of the candidate that won in 1824: one of several from the Democratic-Republican Party

1820 electoral vote
John Quincy Adams
Gains Losses 1824 electoral vote
John Quincy Adams
1 83 84
Connecticut(8)
Delaware(1)*
Illinois(1)†
Louisiana(2)‡
Maryland(3)↑
Maine(9)
Massachusetts(15)
New Hampshire(7)↓
New York (26)#
Rhode Island(4)
Vermont(7)

Due to multiple candidates from the same party in the 1824 election (and the party being the only major party at the time), this chart only shows the electoral votes of the winning candidate, even though he did not receive a plurality of the electoral votes and the election was decided in the United States House of Representatives.
* Adams received only 1 of Delaware's 3 electoral votes in the 1824 election.
Adams received only 1 of Illinois's 3 electoral votes in the 1824 election.
Adams received only 2 of Louisiana's 5 electoral votes in the 1824 election.
Adams received only 3 of Maryland's 11 electoral votes in the 1824 election.
Adams received only 1 of New Hampshire's 8 electoral votes in 1820 and all 8 in 1824.
# Adams received only 26 of New York's 36 electoral votes in the 1824 election.

1828 vs. 1824

Results in 1828

Electoral votes of the candidate that won in 1828: candidate of the Democratic Party in 1828 and one of several from the Democratic-Republican Party in 1824

1824 electoral vote
Andrew Jackson
Gains Losses 1828 electoral vote
Andrew Jackson
99 89 10 178
Georgia(9)
Illinois(1)*
Kentucky(14)
Louisiana(2)†
Maine(1)‡
Missouri(3)
New York(19)↑
Ohio(16)
Virginia(24)
Maryland(2)↓
New Jersey(8)

Due to multiple candidates from the same party in the 1824 election (and the party being the only major party at the time), this chart only shows the electoral votes changes of the winning candidate of 1828.
* Jackson received only 2 of Illinois's 3 electoral votes in the 1824 election.
Jackson received only 3 of Louisiana's 5 electoral votes in the 1824 election.
Jackson received only 1 of Maine's 9 electoral votes in the 1828 election.
Jackson received 1 of New York's 36 electoral votes in 1824 and 20 of 26 in 1828.
Jackson received 7 of Maryland's 11 electoral votes in 1824 and 5 of 11 in 1828.

1832 vs. 1828

Results in 1832

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1832: Democratic Party

1828 electoral vote
Andrew Jackson
Gain due to
reapportionment
1828 result
under the 1832
apportionment
Gains Losses 1832 electoral vote
Andrew Jackson
178 23 201 46 28 219
Maine(9)*
New Hampshire(7)
New Jersey(8)
New York(22)†
Kentucky(15)
Maryland(2)‡
South Carolina(11)

* Jackson received 1 of Maine's 9 electoral votes in 1828 and all 10 in 1832.
Jackson received 20 of New York's 36 electoral votes in 1828 and all 42 in 1832.
Jackson received 5 of Maryland's 11 electoral votes in 1828 and 3 of 11 in 1832.

1836 vs. 1832

Results in 1836

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1836: Democratic Party

1832 electoral vote
Andrew Jackson
Gains Losses 1836 electoral vote
Martin Van Buren
219 18 67 170
Arkansas(3)
Connecticut(8)
Michigan(3)
Rhode Island(4)
Georgia(11)
Indiana(9)
Maryland(3)*
New Jersey(8)
Ohio(21)
Tennessee(15)

* Jackson received only 3 of Maryland's 8 electoral votes in the 1832 election.

1840 vs. 1836

Results in 1840

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1840: Whig Party

1836 electoral vote
William Henry Harrison
Hugh Lawson White
Daniel Webster
Willie Person Mangum
Gains Losses 1840 electoral vote
William Henry Harrison
124 121 11 234
Connecticut(8)
Louisiana(5)
Maine(10)
Michigan(3)
Mississippi(4)
New York(42)
North Carolina(15)
Pennsylvania(30)
Rhode Island(4)
South Carolina(11)

1844 vs. 1840

Results in 1844

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1844: Democratic Party

1840 electoral vote
Martin Van Buren
Gain due to
reapportionment
1840 result
under the 1844
apportionment
Gains Losses 1844 electoral vote
James K. Polk
60 0 60 110 170
Georgia(10)
Indiana(12)
Louisiana(6)
Maine(9)
Michigan(5)
Mississippi(6)
New York(36)
Pennsylvania(26)

1848 vs. 1844

Results in 1848

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1848: Whig Party

1844 electoral vote
Henry Clay
Gains Losses 1848 electoral vote
Zachary Taylor
105 81 23 163
Georgia(10)
Florida(3)
Louisiana(6)
New York(36)
Pennsylvania(26)
Ohio(23)

1852 vs. 1848

Results in 1852

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1852: Democratic Party

1848 electoral vote
Lewis Cass
Gain due to
reapportionment
1848 result
under the 1852
apportionment
Gains Losses 1852 electoral vote
Franklin Pierce
127 4 131 123 254
California(4)
Connecticut(6)
Delaware(3)
Florida(3)
Georgia(10)
Louisiana(6)
Maryland(8)
New Jersey(7)
New York(35)
North Carolina(10)
Pennsylvania(27)
Rhode Island(4)

1856 vs. 1852

Results in 1856

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1856: Democratic Party

1852 electoral vote
Franklin Pierce
Gains Losses 1856 electoral vote
James Buchanan
254 24 104 174
Kentucky(12)
Tennessee(12)
Connecticut(6)
Iowa(4)
Maine(8)
Maryland(8)
Michigan(6)
New Hampshire(5)
New York(35)
Ohio(23)
Rhode Island(4)
Wisconsin(5)

1860 vs. 1856

Results in 1860

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1860: Republican Party

1856 electoral vote
John Fremont
Gains Losses 1860 electoral vote
Abraham Lincoln
114 66 180
California(4)
Illinois(11)
Indiana(3)
Minnesota(4)
New Jersey(4)*
Oregon(3)
Pennsylvania(27)

* Lincoln received only 4 of New Jersey's 7 electoral votes in the 1860 election.

1864 vs. 1860

Results in 1864

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1864: Republican Party

1860 electoral vote
Abraham Lincoln
Gain due to
reapportionment
1860 result
under the 1864
apportionment
Gains Losses 1864 electoral vote
Abraham Lincoln
180 8 188 28 4 212
Kansas(3)
Maryland(7)
Missouri(11)
Nevada(2)
West Virginia(5)
New Jersey(4)*

* Lincoln received only 4 of New Jersey's 7 electoral votes in 1860.

1868 vs. 1864

Results in 1868

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1868: Republican Party

1864 electoral vote
Abraham Lincoln
Gains Losses 1868 electoral vote
Ulysses S. Grant
212 44 43 214
Alabama(8)
Arkansas(5)
Florida(3)
Nebraska(3)
Nevada(1)*
North Carolina(9)
South Carolina(6)
Tennessee(10)
Maryland(7)
New York(33)
Oregon(3)

* Lincoln received only 2 of Nevada's 3 electoral votes in 1864.

1872 vs. 1868

Results in 1872

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1872: Republican Party

1868 electoral vote
Ulysses S. Grant
Gain due to
reapportionment
1868 result
under the 1872
apportionment
Gains Losses 1872 electoral vote
Ulysses S. Grant
214 35 249 69 32 286
Delaware(3)
Mississippi(8)
New Jersey(9)
New York(35)
Oregon(3)
Virginia(11)
Arkansas(5)
Missouri(15)
Tennessee(12)

1876 vs. 1872

Results in 1876

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1876: Republican Party

1872 electoral vote
Ulysses S. Grant
Gains Losses 1876 electoral vote
Rutherford B. Hayes
286 11 112 185
Colorado(3)
Louisiana(8)
Alabama(10)
Connecticut(6)
Delaware(3)
Indiana(15)
New Jersey(9)
New York(35)
North Carolina(10)
Virginia(11)
West Virginia(5)

1880 vs. 1876

Results in 1880

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1880: Republican Party

1876 electoral vote
Rutherford Hayes
Gains Losses 1880 electoral vote
James A. Garfield
185 56 27 214
Connecticut(6)
Indiana(15)
New York(35)
California(5)*
Florida(4)
Louisiana(8)
South Carolina(7)
Nevada(3)

* Garfield received only 1 of California's 6 electoral votes in the 1880 election.

1884 vs. 1880

Results in 1884

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1884: Democratic Party

1880 electoral vote
Winfield Hancock
Gain due to
reapportionment
1880 result
under the 1884
apportionment
Gains Losses 1884 electoral vote
Grover Cleveland
155 15 170 57 8 219
Connecticut(6)
Indiana(15)
New York(36)
California(5)*
Nevada(3)

* Hancock received only 5 of California's 6 electoral votes in 1880.

1888 vs. 1884

Results in 1888

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1888: Republican Party

1884 electoral vote
James G. Blaine
Gains Losses 1888 electoral vote
Benjamin Harrison
182 51 233
Indiana(15)
New York(36)

1892 vs. 1888

Results in 1892

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1892: Democratic Party

1888 electoral vote
Grover Cleveland
Gain due to
reapportionment
1888 result
under the 1892
apportionment
Gains Losses 1892 electoral vote
Grover Cleveland
168 7 175 102 277
California(8)*
Illinois(24)
Indiana(15)
Michigan(5)†
New York(36)
North Dakota(1)‡
Ohio(1)↑
Wisconsin(12)

* Cleveland received only 8 of California's 9 electoral votes in the 1892 election.
Cleveland received only 5 of Michigan's 14 electoral votes in the 1892 election.
Cleveland received only 1 of North Dakota's 3 electoral votes in the 1892 election.
Cleveland received only 1 of Ohio's 23 electoral votes in the 1892 election.

1896 vs. 1892

Results in 1896

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1896: Republican Party

1892 electoral vote
Benjamin Harrison
Gains Losses 1896 electoral vote
William McKinley
145 148 22 271
California(7)*
Connecticut(6)
Delaware(3)
Illinois(24)
Indiana(15)
Kentucky(12)†
Maryland(8)
Michigan(5)‡
New Jersey(10)
New York(36)
North Dakota(2)↑
Ohio(1)↓
Oregon(1)#
West Virginia(6)
Wisconsin(12)
Montana(3)
Nebraska(8)
South Dakota(4)
Washington(4)
Wyoming(3)

* Harrison received 1 of California's 9 electoral votes in 1892 vs. McKinley's 8 of 9 in 1896.
McKinley received only 12 of Kentucky's 13 electoral votes in the 1896 election.
Harrison received only 9 of Michigan's 14 electoral votes in the 1892 election.
Harrison received only 1 of North Dakota's 3 electoral votes in the 1892 election.
Harrison received only 22 of Ohio's 23 electoral votes in the 1892 election.
# Harrison received only 3 of Oregon's 4 electoral votes in the 1892 election.

1900 vs. 1896

Results in 1900

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1900: Republican Party

1896 electoral vote
William McKinley
Gains Losses 1900 electoral vote
William McKinley
271 33 12 292
California(1)*
Kansas(10)
Nebraska(8)
South Dakota(4)
Utah(3)
Washington(4)
Wyoming(3)
Kentucky(12)†

* McKinley received only 8 of California's 9 electoral votes in the 1896 election.
McKinley received only 12 of Kentucky's 13 electoral votes in the 1896 election.

1904 vs. 1900

Results in 1904

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1904: Republican Party

1900 electoral vote
William McKinley
Gain due to
reapportionment
1900 result
under the 1904
apportionment
Gains Losses 1904 electoral vote
Theodore Roosevelt
292 19 311 32 7 336
Colorado(5)
Idaho(3)
Missouri(18)
Montana(3)
Nevada(3)
Maryland(7)*

* Theodore Roosevelt received only 1 of Maryland's 8 electoral votes in the 1904 election

1908 vs. 1904

Results in 1908

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1908: Republican Party

1904 electoral vote
Theodore Roosevelt
Gains Losses 1908 electoral vote
William Howard Taft
336 1 16 321
Maryland(1)* Colorado(5)
Nebraska(8)
Nevada(3)

* Taft received 2 of 8 Maryland electors in 1908 vs. Roosevelt's 1 of 8 in 1904

1912 vs. 1908

Results in 1912

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1912: Democratic Party

1908 electoral vote
William Jennings Bryan
Gain due to
reapportionment
1908 result
under the 1912
apportionment
Gains Losses 1912 electoral vote
Woodrow Wilson
162 10 172 263 435
California(2)*
Connecticut(7)
Delaware(3)
Idaho(4)
Illinois(29)
Indiana(15)
Iowa(13)
Kansas(10)
Maine(6)
Maryland(2)†
Massachusetts(18)
Missouri(18)
Montana(4)
New Hampshire(4)
New Jersey(14)
New York(45)
North Dakota(5)
Ohio(24)
Oregon(5)
Rhode Island(5)
West Virginia(8)
Wisconsin(13)
Wyoming(3)

* Wilson received only 2 of California's 13 electoral votes in the 1912 election

''Bryan received only 6 of Maryland's 8 electoral votes in the 1908 election

1916 vs. 1912

Results in 1916

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1916: Democratic Party

1912 electoral vote
Woodrow Wilson
Gains Losses 1916 electoral vote
Woodrow Wilson
435 22 180 277
California(11)*
Utah(4)
Washington(7)
Connecticut(7)
Delaware(3)
Illinois(29)
Indiana(15)
Iowa(13)
Maine(6)
Massachusetts(18)
New Jersey(14)
New York(45)
Oregon(5)
Rhode Island(5)
West Virginia(7)†
Wisconsin(13)

* Wilson received only 2 out of California's 13 electoral votes in the 1912 election
Wilson received only 1 out of West Virginia's 8 electoral votes in the 1916 election

1920 vs. 1916

Results in 1920

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1920: Republican Party

1916 electoral vote
Charles Evans Hughes
Gains Losses 1920 electoral vote
Warren G. Harding
254 150 404
Arizona(3)
California(13)
Colorado(6)
Idaho(4)
Kansas(10)
Maryland(8)
Missouri(18)
Montana(4)
Nebraska(8)
Nevada(3)
New Hampshire(4)
New Mexico(3)
North Dakota(5)
Ohio(24)
Oklahoma(10)
Tennessee (12)
Utah(4)
Washington(7)
West Virginia(1)*
Wyoming(3)

* Hughes received only 7 out of West Virginia's 8 electoral votes in the 1916 election

1924 vs. 1920

Results in 1924

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1924: Republican Party

1920 electoral vote
Warren G. Harding
Gains Losses 1924 electoral vote
Calvin Coolidge
404 13 35 382
Kentucky(13) Oklahoma(10)
Tennessee(12)
Wisconsin(12)

1928 vs. 1924

Results in 1928

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1928: Republican Party

1924 electoral vote
Calvin Coolidge
Gains Losses 1928 electoral vote
Herbert Hoover
382 85 23 444
Florida(6)
North Carolina(12)
Oklahoma(10)
Tennessee(12)
Texas(20)
Virginia(12)
Wisconsin(13)
Massachusetts(18)
Rhode Island(5)

1932 vs. 1928

Results in 1932

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1932: Democratic Party

1928 electoral vote
Alfred E. Smith
Loss due to
reapportionment
1928 result
under the 1932
apportionment
Gains Losses 1932 electoral vote
Franklin D. Roosevelt
87 7 80 392 472
Arizona(3)
California(22)
Colorado(6)
Florida(7)
Idaho(4)
Illinois(29)
Indiana(14)
Iowa(11)
Kansas(9)
Kentucky(11)
Maryland(8)
Michigan(19)
Minnesota(11)
Missouri(15)
Montana(4)
Nebraska(7)
Nevada(3)
New Jersey(16)
New Mexico(3)
New York(47)
North Carolina(13)
North Dakota(4)
Ohio(26)
Oregon(5)
Oklahoma(11)
South Dakota(4)
Tennessee(11)
Texas(23)
Utah(4)
Virginia(11)
Washington(8)
West Virginia(8)
Wisconsin(12)
Wyoming(3)

1936 vs. 1932

Results in 1936

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1936: Democratic Party

1932 electoral vote
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gains Losses 1936 electoral vote
Franklin D. Roosevelt
472 51 523
Connecticut(8)
Delaware(3)
New Hampshire(4)
Pennsylvania(36)

1940 vs. 1936

Results in 1940

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1940: Democratic Party

1936 electoral vote
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gains Losses 1940 electoral vote
Franklin D. Roosevelt
523 74 449
Colorado(6)
Indiana(14)
Iowa(11)
Kansas(9)
Michigan(19)
Nebraska(7)
North Dakota(4)
South Dakota(4)

1944 vs. 1940

Results in 1944

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1944: Democratic Party

1940 electoral vote
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gain due to
reapportionment
1940 result
under the 1944
apportionment
Gains Losses 1944 electoral vote
Franklin D. Roosevelt
449 4 453 19 40 432
Michigan(19) Ohio(25)
Wisconsin(12)
Wyoming(3)

1948 vs. 1944

Results in 1948

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1948: Democratic Party

1944 electoral vote
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gains Losses 1948 electoral vote
Harry S. Truman
432 56 185 303
Colorado(6)
Iowa(10)
Ohio(25)
Wisconsin(12)
Wyoming(3)
Alabama(11)
Connecticut(8)
Delaware(3)
Louisiana(10)
Maryland(8)
Michigan(19)
Mississippi(9)
New Hampshire(4)
New Jersey(16)
New York(47)
Oregon(6)
Pennsylvania(35)
South Carolina(8)
Tennessee(1)*

* Truman received only 11 out of Tennessee's 12 electoral votes

1952 vs. 1948

Results in 1952

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1952: Republican Party

1948 electoral vote
Thomas Dewey
Loss due to
reapportionment
1948 result
under the 1952
apportionment
Gains Losses 1952 electoral vote
Dwight D. Eisenhower
189 3 186 256 442
Arizona(4)
California(32)
Colorado(6)
Florida(10)
Idaho(4)
Illinois(27)
Iowa(10)
Massachusetts(16)
Minnesota(11)
Missouri(13)
Montana(4)
Nevada(3)
New Mexico(4)
Ohio(25)
Oklahoma(8)
Rhode Island(4)
Tennessee(11)
Texas(24)
Utah(4)
Virginia(12)
Washington(9)
Wisconsin(12)
Wyoming(3)

1956 vs. 1952

Results in 1956

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1956: Republican Party

1952 electoral vote
Dwight Eisenhower
Gains Losses 1956 electoral vote
Dwight Eisenhower
442 28 13 457
Kentucky(10)
Louisiana(10)
West Virginia(8)
Missouri(13)

1960 vs. 1956

Results in 1960

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1960: Democratic Party

1956 electoral vote
Adlai Stevenson
Gains Losses 1960 electoral vote
John F. Kennedy
73 243 13 303
Connecticut (8)
Delaware(3)
Hawaii(3)
Illinois(27)
Louisiana(10)
Maryland(9)
Massachusetts(16)
Michigan(20)
Minnesota(11)
Nevada(3)
New Jersey(16)
New Mexico(4)
New York(45)
Pennsylvania(32)
Rhode Island(4)
Texas(24)
West Virginia(8)
Alabama(5)*
Mississippi(8)

* Kennedy received only 5 out of Alabama's 11 electoral votes

1964 vs. 1960

Results in 1964

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1964: Democratic Party

1960 electoral vote
John F. Kennedy
Loss due to
reapportionment
1960 result
under the 1964
apportionment
Gains Losses 1964 electoral vote
Lyndon B. Johnson
303 9 294 227 35 486
Alaska(3)
California (40)
Colorado (6)
District of Columbia (3)
Florida (14)
Idaho (4)
Indiana (13)
Iowa (9)
Kansas (7)
Kentucky (9)
Maine (4)
Montana (4)
Nebraska (5)
New Hampshire (4)
North Dakota (4)
Ohio (26)
Oklahoma (8)
Oregon(6)
South Dakota (4)
Tennessee (11)
Utah (4)
Vermont (3)
Virginia(12)
Washington (9)
Wisconsin(12)
Wyoming (3)
Alabama (5)*
Georgia (12)
Louisiana(10)
South Carolina (8)

* Kennedy received only 5 electoral votes from Alabama in 1960 of what would have been 10 electoral votes in 1964

1968 vs. 1964

Results in 1968

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1968: Republican Party

1964 electoral vote
Barry Goldwater
Gains Losses 1968 electoral vote
Richard Nixon
52 288 39 301
Alaska(3)
California(40)
Colorado(6)
Delaware(3)
Florida(14)
Idaho(4)
Illinois(26)
Indiana(13)
Iowa(9)
Kansas(7)
Kentucky(9)
Missouri(12)
Montana(4)
Nebraska(5)
Nevada(3)
New Hampshire(4)
New Jersey(17)
New Mexico(4)
North Carolina(12)*
North Dakota(4)
Ohio(26)
Oklahoma(8)
Oregon(6)
South Dakota(4)
Tennessee(11)
Utah(4)
Vermont(3)
Virginia(12)
Wisconsin(12)
Wyoming(3)
Alabama(10)
Georgia(12)
Louisiana(10)
Mississippi(7)

* Nixon received only 12 out of North Carolina's 13 electoral votes in 1968

1972 vs. 1968

Results in 1972

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1972: Republican Party

1968 electoral vote
Richard Nixon
Gain due to
reapportionment
1968 result
under the 1972
apportionment
Gains Losses 1972 electoral vote
Richard Nixon
301 5 306 215 1 520
Alabama(9)
Arkansas(6)
Connecticut(8)
Georgia(12)
Hawaii(4)
Louisiana(10)
Maine(4)
Maryland(10)
Michigan(21)
Minnesota(10)
Mississippi(7)
New York(41)
North Carolina(1)*
Pennsylvania(27)
Rhode Island(4)
Texas(26)
Washington(9)
West Virginia(6)
Virginia(1)

* Nixon received only 12 out of North Carolina's 13 electoral votes in 1968

Nixon received only 11 out of Virginia's 12 electoral votes in 1972

1976 vs. 1972

Results in 1976

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1976: Democratic Party

1972 electoral vote
George McGovern
Gains Losses 1976 electoral vote
Jimmy Carter
17 280 297
Alabama(9)
Arkansas(6)
Delaware(3)
Florida(17)
Georgia(12)
Hawaii(4)
Kentucky(9)
Louisiana(10)
Maryland(10)
Minnesota(10)
Mississippi(7)
Missouri(12)
New York(41)
North Carolina(13)
Ohio(25)
Pennsylvania(27)
Rhode Island(4)
South Carolina(8)
Tennessee(10)
Texas(26)
West Virginia(6)
Wisconsin(11)

1980 vs. 1976

Results in 1980

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1980: Republican Party

1976 electoral vote
Gerald Ford
Gains Losses 1980 electoral vote
Ronald Reagan
240 249 489
Alabama(9)
Arkansas(6)
Delaware(3)
Florida(17)
Kentucky(9)
Louisiana(10)
Massachusetts(14)
Mississippi(7)
Missouri(12)
New York(41)
North Carolina(13)
Ohio(25)
Pennsylvania(27)
South Carolina(8)
Tennessee(10)
Texas(26)
Washington(1)*
Wisconsin(11)

* Ford received only 8 of Washington's 9 electoral votes in 1976, while 1 faithless elector voted for Reagan

1984 vs. 1980

Results in 1984

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1984: Republican Party

1980 electoral vote
Ronald Reagan
Gain due to
reapportionment
1980 result
under the 1984
apportionment
Gains Losses 1984 electoral vote
Ronald Reagan
489 489 36 525
Georgia(12)
Hawaii(4)
Maryland(10)
Rhode Island(4)
West Virginia(6)

1988 vs. 1984

Results in 1988

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1988: Republican Party

1984 electoral vote
Ronald Reagan
Gains Losses 1988 electoral vote
George H. W. Bush
525 99 426
Hawaii(4)
Iowa(8)
Massachusetts(13)
New York(36)
Oregon(7)
Rhode Island(4)
Washington(10)
West Virginia(6)
Wisconsin(11)

1992 vs. 1988

Results in 1992

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1992: Democratic Party

1988 electoral vote
Michael Dukakis
Loss due to
reapportionment
1988 result
under the 1992
apportionment
Gains Losses 1992 electoral vote
Bill Clinton
111 5 106 264 370
Arkansas(6)
California(54)
Colorado(8)
Connecticut(8)
Delaware(3)
Georgia(13)
Illinois(22)
Kentucky(8)
Louisiana(9)
Maine(4)
Maryland(10)
Michigan(18)
Missouri(11)
Montana(3)
Nevada(4)
New Hampshire(4)
New Jersey(15)
New Mexico(5)
Ohio(21)
Pennsylvania(23)
Tennessee(11)
Vermont(3)
West Virginia(1)*

* Dukakis received only 5 of West Virginia's 6 electoral votes in 1988, while 1 faithless elector voted for his running mate Lloyd Bentsen. Due to reapportionment, West Virginia had 5 electoral votes in 1992, of which Clinton won all of them

1996 vs. 1992

Results in 1996

Electoral votes of the party that won in 1996: Democratic Party

1992 electoral vote
Bill Clinton
Gains Losses 1996 electoral vote
Bill Clinton
370 33 24 379
Arizona(8)
Florida(25)
Colorado(8)
Georgia(13)
Montana(3)

2000 vs. 1996

Results in 2000

Electoral votes of the party that won in 2000: Republican Party

1996 electoral vote
Bob Dole
Gains Losses 2000 electoral vote
George W. Bush
159 112 271
Arizona(8)
Arkansas(6)
Florida(25)
Kentucky(8)
Louisiana(9)
Missouri(11)
Nevada(4)
New Hampshire(4)
Ohio(21)
Tennessee(11)
West Virginia(5)

2004 vs. 2000

Results in 2004

Electoral votes of the party that won in 2004: Republican Party

2000 electoral vote
George W. Bush
Gain due to
reapportionment
2000 result
under the 2004
apportionment
Gains Losses 2004 electoral vote
George W. Bush
271 7 278 12 4 286
Iowa(7)
New Mexico(5)
New Hampshire(4)

2008 vs. 2004

Results in 2008
Cartogram of results in 2004, 2008 and the swing between the two. Each square represents one electoral vote.

Electoral votes of the party that won in 2008: Democratic Party

2004 electoral vote
John Kerry
Gains 2008 electoral vote
Barack Obama
251 114 365
Colorado(9)
Florida(27)
Indiana(11)
Iowa(7)
Minnesota(1)*
Nebraska(1)**
Nevada(5)
New Mexico(5)
North Carolina(15)
Ohio(20)
Virginia(13)

* Kerry received only 9 of Minnesota's 10 electoral votes in 2004, while 1 faithless elector voted for his running mate John Edwards

** Obama received 1 out of Nebraska's 5 total electoral votes

2012 vs. 2008

Results in 2012

Electoral votes of the party that won in 2012: Democratic Party

2008 electoral vote
Barack Obama
Loss due to
reapportionment
2008 result
under the 2012
apportionment
Gains Losses 2012 electoral vote
Barack Obama
365 6 359 27 332
Indiana(11)
Nebraska(1)*
North Carolina(15)

* While Obama received 1 out of Nebraska's total electoral votes in 2008, he lost all of the state's votes in 2012

2016 vs. 2012

Results in 2016

Electoral votes of the party that won in 2016: Republican Party

2012 electoral vote
Mitt Romney
Gains Losses 2016 electoral vote
Donald Trump
206 100 2 304
Florida (29)
Iowa (6)
Maine (1)*
Michigan (16)
Ohio (18)
Pennsylvania (20)
Wisconsin (10)
Texas (2)†

*Trump received one of Maine's four electoral votes, for his win in Maine's second Congressional district

Trump received 36 of Texas's 38 electoral votes, while two faithless electors voted for other candidates

2020 vs. 2016

Results in 2020

Electoral votes of the party that won in 2020: Democratic Party

2016 electoral vote
Hillary Clinton
Gains Losses 2020 electoral vote
Joe Biden
227 79 306
Arizona (11)
Georgia (16)
Michigan (16)
Nebraska (1)*
Pennsylvania (20)
Wisconsin (10)
Hawaii (1)†
Washington (4)††

*Biden received one of Nebraska's five electoral votes, for his win in Nebraska's second Congressional district

In 2016, Clinton received 3 of Hawaii's 4 electoral votes, while 1 faithless elector voted for Bernie Sanders in 2016

††In 2016, Clinton received 8 of Washington's 12 electoral votes, while 4 faithless electors voted for other candidates in 2016

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