1964 United States presidential election in North Carolina

Main article: 1964 United States presidential election
1964 United States presidential election in North Carolina
November 3, 1964
Turnout74% Decrease
 
Nominee Lyndon B. Johnson Barry Goldwater
Party Democratic Republican
Home state Texas Arizona
Running mate Hubert Humphrey William E. Miller
Electoral vote 13 0
Popular vote 800,139 624,844
Percentage 56.15% 43.85%
President before election

Lyndon B. Johnson
Democratic

Elected President

Lyndon B. Johnson
Democratic

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The 1964 United States presidential election in North Carolina took place on November 3, 1964, and was part of the 1964 United States presidential election. Voters chose 13 representatives, or electors, to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Polling initially showed Goldwater leading in North Carolina, but his farm policies, particularly his opposition to federal tobacco price support, hurt his campaign.[1] As of the 2024 presidential election, this is the last election when the following counties voted for a Democratic presidential candidate: Wayne, Moore, and Lenoir.[2]

Results

1964 United States presidential election in North Carolina[3]
Party Candidate Votes Percentage Electoral votes
Democratic Lyndon B. Johnson (incumbent) 800,139 56.15% 13
Republican Barry Goldwater 624,844 43.85% 0
Totals 1,424,983 100.0% 13
Voter turnout —

Results by county

County[4] Lyndon B. Johnson
Democratic 		Barry Goldwater
Republican[5] 		Margin Total
# % # % # %
Alamance 15,397 50.36% 15,177 49.64% 220 0.72% 30,574
Alexander 3,722 49.75% 3,760 50.25% −38 −0.50% 7,482
Alleghany 2,368 60.09% 1,573 39.91% 795 20.18% 3,941
Anson 4,144 70.66% 1,721 29.34% 2,423 41.32% 5,865
Ashe 4,965 54.23% 4,191 45.77% 774 8.45% 9,156
Avery 1,523 36.44% 2,656 63.56% −1,133 −27.12% 4,179
Beaufort 6,090 62.88% 3,595 37.12% 2,495 25.76% 9,685
Bertie 3,332 78.16% 931 21.84% 2,401 56.32% 4,263
Bladen 4,516 67.55% 2,169 32.45% 2,347 35.10% 6,685
Brunswick 4,240 53.26% 3,721 46.74% 519 6.52% 7,961
Buncombe 31,623 62.01% 19,372 37.99% 12,251 24.02% 50,995
Burke 12,815 55.97% 10,081 44.03% 2,734 11.94% 22,896
Cabarrus 11,921 47.50% 13,178 52.50% −1,257 −5.00% 25,099
Caldwell 10,846 55.40% 8,733 44.60% 2,113 10.80% 19,579
Camden 870 61.97% 534 38.03% 336 23.94% 1,404
Carteret 6,231 59.23% 4,289 40.77% 1,942 18.46% 10,520
Caswell 2,513 58.36% 1,793 41.64% 720 16.72% 4,306
Catawba 15,814 48.02% 17,116 51.98% −1,302 −3.96% 32,930
Chatham 5,295 56.29% 4,111 43.71% 1,184 12.58% 9,406
Cherokee 3,823 55.17% 3,106 44.83% 717 10.35% 6,929
Chowan 1,696 68.30% 787 31.70% 909 36.60% 2,483
Clay 1,457 53.12% 1,286 46.88% 171 6.24% 2,743
Cleveland 10,836 57.92% 7,874 42.08% 2,962 15.84% 18,710
Columbus 9,004 66.82% 4,471 33.18% 4,533 33.64% 13,475
Craven 7,422 61.27% 4,691 38.73% 2,731 22.54% 12,113
Cumberland 13,864 60.39% 9,093 39.61% 4,771 20.78% 22,957
Currituck 1,455 66.26% 741 33.74% 714 32.52% 2,196
Dare 1,476 63.00% 867 37.00% 609 26.00% 2,343
Davidson 13,735 44.27% 17,292 55.73% −3,557 −11.46% 31,027
Davie 3,086 40.90% 4,460 59.10% −1,374 −18.20% 7,546
Duplin 7,169 65.23% 3,821 34.77% 3,348 30.46% 10,990
Durham 22,874 59.98% 15,264 40.02% 7,610 19.96% 38,138
Edgecombe 7,834 66.58% 3,932 33.42% 3,902 33.16% 11,766
Forsyth 31,615 51.08% 30,276 48.92% 1,339 2.16% 61,891
Franklin 4,554 68.47% 2,097 31.53% 2,457 36.94% 6,651
Gaston 20,197 54.11% 17,129 45.89% 3,068 8.22% 37,326
Gates 1,702 75.38% 556 24.62% 1,146 50.76% 2,258
Graham 1,737 55.41% 1,398 44.59% 339 10.82% 3,135
Granville 4,596 63.66% 2,624 36.34% 1,972 27.32% 7,220
Greene 2,712 75.06% 901 24.94% 1,811 50.12% 3,613
Guilford 39,969 52.87% 35,635 47.13% 4,334 5.74% 75,604
Halifax 8,952 65.30% 4,757 34.70% 4,195 30.60% 13,709
Harnett 7,477 55.97% 5,883 44.03% 1,594 11.94% 13,360
Haywood 10,664 65.67% 5,575 34.33% 5,089 31.34% 16,239
Henderson 6,066 40.86% 8,780 59.14% −2,714 −18.28% 14,846
Hertford 3,953 79.91% 994 20.09% 2,959 59.82% 4,947
Hoke 2,254 74.32% 779 25.68% 1,475 48.64% 3,033
Hyde 1,127 68.68% 514 31.32% 613 37.36% 1,641
Iredell 11,231 46.56% 12,892 53.44% −1,661 −6.88% 24,123
Jackson 4,905 60.65% 3,183 39.35% 1,722 21.30% 8,088
Johnston 10,326 57.85% 7,523 42.15% 2,803 15.70% 17,849
Jones 2,129 73.29% 776 26.71% 1,353 46.58% 2,905
Lee 4,730 63.21% 2,753 36.79% 1,977 26.42% 7,483
Lenoir 7,617 57.56% 5,617 42.44% 2,000 15.12% 13,234
Lincoln 7,304 55.45% 5,869 44.55% 1,435 10.90% 13,173
Macon 3,774 56.55% 2,900 43.45% 874 13.10% 6,674
Madison 3,829 53.44% 3,336 46.56% 493 6.88% 7,165
Martin 4,821 76.14% 1,511 23.86% 3,310 52.28% 6,332
McDowell 6,314 60.20% 4,174 39.80% 2,140 20.40% 10,488
Mecklenburg 49,582 51.56% 46,589 48.44% 2,993 3.12% 96,171
Mitchell 1,736 34.73% 3,263 65.27% −1,527 −30.54% 4,999
Montgomery 3,933 53.74% 3,385 46.26% 548 7.48% 7,318
Moore 6,384 55.29% 5,162 44.71% 1,222 10.58% 11,546
Nash 9,163 58.89% 6,396 41.11% 2,767 17.78% 15,559
New Hanover 12,584 50.90% 12,140 49.10% 444 1.80% 24,724
Northampton 5,046 80.96% 1,187 19.04% 3,859 61.92% 6,233
Onslow 5,955 61.23% 3,771 38.77% 2,184 22.46% 9,726
Orange 9,206 61.41% 5,785 38.59% 3,421 22.82% 14,991
Pamlico 1,864 64.28% 1,036 35.72% 828 28.55% 2,900
Pasquotank 4,269 64.21% 2,380 35.79% 1,889 28.42% 6,649
Pender 3,205 62.04% 1,961 37.96% 1,244 24.08% 5,166
Perquimans 1,458 60.78% 941 39.22% 517 21.56% 2,399
Person 4,740 68.68% 2,162 31.32% 2,578 37.36% 6,902
Pitt 11,317 68.73% 5,149 31.27% 6,168 37.46% 16,466
Polk 3,017 52.18% 2,765 47.82% 252 4.36% 5,782
Randolph 10,638 43.64% 13,739 56.36% −3,101 −12.72% 24,377
Richmond 8,516 73.17% 3,123 26.83% 5,393 46.34% 11,639
Robeson 13,796 79.35% 3,591 20.65% 10,205 58.70% 17,387
Rockingham 11,432 55.78% 9,063 44.22% 2,369 11.56% 20,495
Rowan 14,934 50.22% 14,804 49.78% 130 0.44% 29,738
Rutherford 9,541 57.28% 7,115 42.72% 2,426 14.56% 16,656
Sampson 8,067 51.38% 7,634 48.62% 433 2.76% 15,701
Scotland 3,844 75.77% 1,229 24.23% 2,615 51.54% 5,073
Stanly 7,931 47.05% 8,924 52.95% −993 −5.90% 16,855
Stokes 4,898 51.22% 4,664 48.78% 234 2.44% 9,562
Surry 9,810 55.17% 7,970 44.83% 1,840 10.34% 17,780
Swain 2,294 59.93% 1,534 40.07% 760 19.86% 3,828
Transylvania 4,483 55.83% 3,547 44.17% 936 11.66% 8,030
Tyrrell 996 72.70% 374 27.30% 622 45.40% 1,370
Union 7,208 63.02% 4,229 36.98% 2,979 26.04% 11,437
Vance 5,186 60.04% 3,452 39.96% 1,734 20.08% 8,638
Wake 31,653 58.41% 22,542 41.59% 9,111 16.82% 54,195
Warren 2,849 59.88% 1,909 40.12% 940 19.76% 4,758
Washington 2,505 68.65% 1,144 31.35% 1,361 37.30% 3,649
Watauga 4,031 50.62% 3,932 49.38% 99 1.24% 7,963
Wayne 9,791 56.45% 7,555 43.55% 2,236 12.90% 17,346
Wilkes 9,176 45.45% 11,014 54.55% −1,838 −9.10% 20,190
Wilson 7,238 59.13% 5,002 40.87% 2,236 18.26% 12,240
Yadkin 3,638 38.30% 5,860 61.70% −2,222 −23.40% 9,498
Yancey 3,714 64.95% 2,004 35.05% 1,710 29.90% 5,718
Totals 800,139 56.15% 624,844 43.85% 175,295 12.30% 1,424,983

Results by congressional district

Johnson carried 8 of the 9 congressional districts, including one that elected a Republican.

District[6] Goldwater Johnson
1st 30.9% 69.1%
2nd 35.7% 64.3%
3rd 41.1% 58.9%
4th 47% 53%
5th 46.9% 53.1%
6th 45.1% 54.9%
7th 36.7% 63.3%
8th 44.2% 55.8%
9th 51.1% 48.9%
10th 47.4% 52.6%
11th 41.8% 58.2%

References

  1. ^ Black & Black 1992, p. 206.
  2. ^ Sullivan, Robert David (June 29, 2016). "How the Red and Blue Map Evolved Over the Past Century". The National Catholic Review (America Magazine ed.).
  3. ^ Leip, Dave (2005). "1964 Presidential General Election Results — North Carolina". US Election Atlas. Retrieved July 22, 2011.
  4. ^ "NC US President Race, November 03, 1964". Our Campaigns.
  5. ^ "North Carolina Manual 1969". North Carolina Digital Collections. 1969. pp. 268–270. Retrieved August 29, 2024.
  6. ^ "1964 United States Presidential Election, Results by Congressional District". Western Washington University. Retrieved July 24, 2024.

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