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« on: May 27, 2007, 04:45:32 PM »

I'm writing a research paper on the 1968 election for school, I thought it'd be cool to post this map for the Democratic nomination vote.  This the vote at the convention, not the primaries:



Red: Humphrey
Blue: McCarthy
Green: McGovern
Gray: Phillips (DC should be >90%)

Here is a list by state/territory:

State   Humphrey   McCarthy   McGovern   Others/Abstain
Alabama   23   0   0   9
Alaska   17   2   3   0
Arizona   14.5   2.5   2   1
Arkansas   30   2   0   18
California   14   91   51   3
Colorado   16.5   10   5.5   1
Connecticut   35   8   0   1
Delaware   21   0   0   1
Florida   58   5   0   0
Georgia*   19.5   13.5   1   10
Hawaii   26   0   0   0
Idaho   21   3.5   0.5   0
Illinois   112   3   3   0
Indiana   49   11   2   1
Iowa   18.5   19.5   5   3
Kansas   34   1   3   0
Kentucky   41   5   0   0
Louisiana   35   0   0   1
Maine   23   4   0   0
Maryland   45   2   2   0
Massachusetts   2   70   0   0
Michigan   72.5   9.5   7.5   6.5
Minnesota   38   11.5   0   2.5
Mississippi   9.5   6.5   4   4
Missouri   56   3.5   0   0.5
Montana   23.5   2.5   0   0
Nebraska   15   6   9   0
Nevada   18.5   2.5   1   0
New Hampshire   6   20   0   0
New Jersey   62   19   0   1
New Mexico   15   11   0   0
New York   96.5   87   1.5   5
North Carolina   44.5   2   0.5   12
North Dakota   18   7   0   0
Ohio   94   18   2   1
Oklahoma   37.5   2.5   0.5   0.5
Oregon   0   35   0   0
Pennsylvania   103.75   21.5   2.5   2.25
Rhode Island   23.5   2.5   0   0
South Carolina   28   0   0   0
South Dakota   2   0   24   0
Tennessee   49.5   0.5   1   0
Texas   100.5   2.5   0   1
Utah   23   2   0   1
Vermont   9   6   7   0
Virginia   42.5   5.5   0   6
Washington   32.5   8.5   6   1
West Virginia   34   3   0   1
Wisconsin   8   49   1   1
Wyoming   18.5   3.5   0   0
Canal Zone   4   0   1   0
D.C.   2   0   0   21
Guam   5   0   0   0
Puerto Rico   8   0   0   0
Virgin Islands   5   0   0   0
Total   1,760.25   601   146.5   114.25

Note: There were actually two Georgia delegations, one led by Lester Maddox and one led by Julian Bond, but I just combined them for this.

I'll post the Republican map later when I have time.
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« Reply #1 on: May 27, 2007, 09:14:17 PM »

Awesome Smiley

Did the Canal Zone cast votes in any general elections?
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« Reply #2 on: May 27, 2007, 09:17:01 PM »

Awesome Smiley

Did the Canal Zone cast votes in any general elections?

I'm guessing that most of the people were just registered in one of the states.
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« Reply #3 on: May 27, 2007, 09:35:32 PM »

The Republican Map:



Red: Nixon
Blue: Rockefeller
Green: Reagan
Gray: Others
     Romney: Michigan and Utah
     Arkansas: Winthrop Rockefeller
     Hawaii: Fong
     Kansas: Carlson
     New Jersey: Case
     Ohio: Rhodes

State   Nixon   Rockefeller   Reagan   Others
Alabama   14   0   12   0
Alaska   11   1   0   0
Arizona   16   0   0   0
Arkansas   0   0   0   18
California   0   0   86   0
Colorado   14   3   1   0
Connecticut   4   12   0   0
Delaware   9   3   0   0
Florida   32   1   1   0
Georgia   21   2   7   0
Hawaii   0   0   0   14
Idaho   9   0   5   0
Illinois   50   5   3   0
Indiana   26   0   0   0
Iowa   13   8   3   0
Kansas   0   0   0   20
Kentucky   22   2   0   0
Louisiana   19   0   7   0
Maine   7   7   0   0
Maryland   18   8   0   0
Massachusetts   0   34   0   0
Michigan   4   0   0   44
Minnesota   9   15   0   2
Mississippi   20   0   0   0
Missouri   16   5   3   0
Montana   11   0   3   0
Nebraska   16   0   0   0
Nevada   9   3   0   0
New Hampshire   8   0   0   0
New Jersey   18   0   0   22
New Mexico   8   1   5   0
New York   4   88   0   0
North Carolina   9   1   16   0
North Dakota   5   2   1   0
Ohio   2   0   0   56
Oklahoma   14   1   7   0
Oregon   18   0   0   0
Pennsylvania   22   41   1   0
Rhode Island   0   14   0   0
South Carolina   22   0   0   0
South Dakota   14   0   0   0
Tennessee   28   0   0   0
Texas   41   0   15   0
Utah   2   0   0   6
Vermont   9   3   0   0
Virginia   22   2   0   0
Washington   15   3   6   0
West Virginia   11   3   0   0
Wisconsin   30   0   0   0
Wyoming   12   0   0   0
D.C.   6   3   0   0
Puerto Rico   0   5   0   0
Virgin Islands   2   1   0   0
Total   692   277   182   182
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« Reply #4 on: May 27, 2007, 11:58:50 PM »

Cool. I want 1972 and 1976!!!
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« Reply #5 on: May 28, 2007, 06:57:36 AM »


Unfortunately I don't have those.

If you go to Theodore White's The Making of the President series, he has the ballots in the index.
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« Reply #6 on: May 28, 2007, 10:15:37 AM »

Did the Canal Zone cast votes in any general elections?
It never had a non-voting delegate in Congress if that's what you mean.
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« Reply #7 on: May 28, 2007, 06:52:12 PM »

Did the Canal Zone cast votes in any general elections?
It never had a non-voting delegate in Congress if that's what you mean.

But, how was it treated for voting purposes?  As a non-voting territory?
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« Reply #8 on: May 28, 2007, 11:25:48 PM »

Ugh. Unfortunately the RINOs had their way here in 1968 by voting for Rocky.
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« Reply #9 on: May 29, 2007, 10:47:26 PM »

While I like Rockefeller, I would have voted for Nixon in the primary.
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« Reply #10 on: June 13, 2007, 05:58:55 PM »

While I like Rockefeller, I would have voted for Nixon in the primary.

Your vote in the primary would not have made a difference.  Rhodes was your favorite son and therefore he got the delegates.
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« Reply #11 on: June 16, 2007, 11:35:31 PM »

Excellent work, TD.

As a point of interest, Rocky seems to have been in much the same position as Rudy is in now.  Rocky then, like Rudy now, was the favorite of the public, and was shown to be the strongest candidate against any Democrat.  But Rocky, like Rudy, was not the favorite of the Republican primary voters.  (Although in the case of Rudy that still remains to be seen.)

Ironic they are both from New York. 
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« Reply #12 on: June 17, 2007, 11:34:39 AM »

Excellent work, TD.

As a point of interest, Rocky seems to have been in much the same position as Rudy is in now.  Rocky then, like Rudy now, was the favorite of the public, and was shown to be the strongest candidate against any Democrat.  But Rocky, like Rudy, was not the favorite of the Republican primary voters.  (Although in the case of Rudy that still remains to be seen.)

Ironic they are both from New York. 

And they are both RINOs
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« Reply #13 on: August 23, 2007, 05:07:14 PM »

It would be interesting to do a map, or some sort of tracking device, to show which delegates had originally been committed to Bobby Kennedy, and who they ultimately wound up voting for.
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