2012. 2012: Obama Defeats Romney Barack Obama (D) –Electoral 332 –Popular 65,889,660 (51.1%) Mitt Romney (R) –Electoral 206 –Popular 60,932,152 (47.2%)

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2012

2012: Obama Defeats Romney Barack Obama (D) –Electoral 332 –Popular 65,889,660 (51.1%) Mitt Romney (R) –Electoral 206 –Popular 60,932,152 (47.2%)

2008

2008: Obama Defeats McCain Barack Obama (D) –Electoral 365 –Popular 69,456,897 (52.9%) John McCain (R) –Electoral 173 –Popular 59,934,814 (45.7%)

2004

2004: Bush Defeats Kerry George W. Bush (R) (I) –Electoral 286 –Popular 62,039,073 (50.7%) John F. Kerry (D) –Electoral 251 –Popular 59,027,478 (48.3%)

2000

2000: Bush Defeats Gore George W. Bush (R) –Electoral 271 –Popular 50,456,062 (47.9%) Albert Gore, Jr. (D) –Electoral 266 –Popular 50,996,582 (48.4%) Ralph Nader –Electoral 0 –Popular 2,883,105 (2.7%)

1996

1996: Clinton Defeats Dole William J. Clinton (D) (I) –Electoral 379 –Popular 45,590,703 (49.2%) Robert Dole (R) –Electoral 159 –Popular 37,816,307 (40.7%) H. Ross Perot (Reform) –Electoral 0 –Popular 8,885,402 (8.4%)

1992

1992: Clinton Defeats Bush William J. Clinton (D) –Electoral 370 –Popular 44,908,254 (43.0%) George Bush (R) (I) –Electoral 168 –Popular 39,102,343 (37.5%) H. Ross Perot (Independent) –Electoral 0 –Popular 19,743,821 (18.9%)

1988

1988: Bush Defeats Dukakis George Bush (R) –Electoral 426 –Popular 47,946,000 (53.4%) Michael S. Dukakis (D) –Electoral 111 –Popular 41,016,000 (45.7%)

1984

1984: Reagan Defeats Mondale Ronald Reagan (R) (I) –Electoral 525 –Popular 54,455,000 (58.8%) Walter F. Mondale (D) –Electoral 13 –Popular 37,577,000 (40.6%)

1980

1980: Reagan Defeats Carter Ronald Reagan (R) –Electoral 489 –Popular 43,901,812 (50.8%) Jimmy Carter (D) (I) –Electoral 49 –Popular 35,483,820 (41.0%) John Anderson (Independent) –Electoral 0 –Popular 5,719,850 (6.6%)

1976

1976: Carter Defeats Ford Jimmy Carter (D) –Electoral 297 –Popular 40,825,839 (50.1%) Gerald R. Ford (R) (I) –Electoral 240 –Popular 39,147,770 (48.0%)

1972

1972: Nixon Defeats McGovern Richard M. Nixon (R) (I) –Electoral 520 –Popular 46,740,323 (60.7%) George McGovern (D) –Electoral 17 –Popular 28,901,598 (37.5%)

1968

1968: Nixon Defeats Humphrey Richard M. Nixon (R) –Electoral 301 –Popular 31,710,470 (43.4%) Hubert H. Humphrey (D) –Electoral 191 –Popular 30,898,055 (42.7%) George C. Wallace (American Independent) –Electoral 46 –Popular 9,906,473 (13.5%)

1964

1964: Johnson Defeats Goldwater Lyndon B. Johnson (D) (I) –Electoral 486 –Popular 42,825,463 (61.0%) Barry M. Goldwater (R) –Electoral 52 –Popular 27,146,969 (38.5%)

1960

1960: Kennedy Defeats Nixon John F. Kennedy (D) –Electoral 303 –Popular 34,227,096 (49.7%) Richard M. Nixon (R) –Electoral 219 –Popular 34,107,646 (49.6%) Harry F. Byrd (D) –Electoral 15 –Popular 116,248 (0.4%--unpledged electors))

1956

1956: Eisenhower Defeats Stevenson Dwight D. Eisenhower (R) (I) –Electoral 457 –Popular 35,581,003 (57.4%) Adlai Stevenson (D) –Electoral 73 –Popular 25,738,765 (42.0%)

1952

1952: Eisenhower Defeats Stevenson Dwight D. Eisenhower (R) –Electoral 442 –Popular 33,778,963 (55.2%) Adlai Stevenson (D) –Electoral 89 –Popular 27,314,992 (44.3%)

1948

1948: Truman Defeats Dewey Harry S. Truman (D) (I) –Electoral 303 –Popular 24,105,695 (49.6%) Thomas E. Dewey (R) –Electoral 189 –Popular 21,969,170 (45.1%) J. Strom Thurmond (States’ Rights) –Electoral 39 –Popular 1,169,021 (2.4%) Henry Wallace (Progressive) –Electoral 0 –Popular 1,157,328 (2.4%)

1944

1944: Roosevelt Defeats Dewey Franklin D. Roosevelt (D) (I) –Electoral 432 –Popular 25,602,504 (53.4%) Thomas E. Dewey (R) –Electoral 99 –Popular 22,006,285 (45.9%)

1940

1940: Roosevelt Defeats Willkie Franklin D. Roosevelt (D) (I) –Electoral 449 –Popular 27,244,160 (54.7%) Wendell L. Willkie (R) –Electoral 82 –Popular 22,305,198 (44.8%)

1936

1936: Roosevelt Defeats Landon Franklin D. Roosevelt (D) (I) –Electoral 523 –Popular 27,751,597 (60.8%) Alfred M. Landon (R) –Electoral 8 –Popular 16,679,583 (36.5%)

1932

1932: Roosevelt Defeats Hoover Franklin D. Roosevelt (D) –Electoral 472 –Popular 22,821,857 (57.4%) Herbert C. Hoover (R) (I) –Electoral 59 –Popular 15,761,841 (39.7%)