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Electoral vote changes between United States presidential elections

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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.

Tables

· 1792 vs. 1788
69
69
1788 electoral voteGeorge Washington
69
Gain due toreapportionment
26
1788 resultunder the 1792apportionment
95
Gains
37
1792 electoral voteGeorge Washington
132
1788 electoral voteGeorge Washington
Gain due toreapportionment
1788 resultunder the 1792apportionment
Gains
Losses
1792 electoral voteGeorge Washington
69
26
95
37
132
Kentucky(4)New York(12)North Carolina(12)Rhode Island(4)Vermont(3)Virginia(2)*
· 1796 vs. 1792
132
132
1792 electoral voteGeorge Washington
132
Gains
1
Losses
62
1796 electoral voteJohn Adams
71
1792 electoral voteGeorge Washington
Gains
Losses
1796 electoral voteJohn Adams
132
1
62
71
Vermont(1)*
Georgia(4)Kentucky(4)North Carolina(11)†Maryland(1)‡Pennsylvania(14)↑South Carolina(8)Virginia(20)↓
· 1800 vs. 1796
68
68
1796 electoral voteThomas Jefferson
68
Gains
14
Losses
9
1800 electoral voteThomas Jefferson
73
1796 electoral voteThomas Jefferson
Gains
Losses
1800 electoral voteThomas Jefferson
68
14
9
73
Maryland(1)*New York(12)Virginia(1)†
North Carolina(3)‡Pennsylvania(6)↑
· 1804 vs. 1800
73
73
1800 electoral voteThomas Jefferson
73
Gain due toreapportionment
28
1800 resultunder the 1804apportionment
101
Gains
61
1804 electoral voteThomas Jefferson
162
1800 electoral voteThomas Jefferson
Gain due toreapportionment
1800 resultunder the 1804apportionment
Gains
Losses
1804 electoral voteThomas 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)
· 1808 vs. 1804
162
162
1804 electoral voteThomas Jefferson
162
Losses
40
1808 electoral voteJames Madison
122
1804 electoral voteThomas Jefferson
Gains
Losses
1808 electoral voteJames Madison
162
40
122
Kentucky(1)*Massachusetts(19)New Hampshire(7)New York(6)†North Carolina(3)‡Rhode Island(4)
· 1812 vs. 1808
122
122
1808 electoral voteJames Madison
122
Gain due toreapportionment
33
1808 resultunder the 1812apportionment
156
Gains
7
Losses
35
1812 electoral voteJames Madison
128
1808 electoral voteJames Madison
Gain due toreapportionment
1808 resultunder the 1812apportionment
Gains
Losses
1812 electoral voteJames Madison
122
33
156
7
35
128
Kentucky(1)*North Carolina(3)†Louisiana(3)
Maryland(3)‡New Jersey(8)New York(23)Ohio(1)↑
· 1816 vs. 1812
128
128
1812 electoral voteJames Madison
128
Gains
55
1816 electoral voteJames Monroe
183
1812 electoral voteJames Madison
Gains
Losses
1816 electoral voteJames Monroe
128
55
183
Indiana(3)Maryland(2)*New Hampshire(8)New Jersey(8)New York(29)Ohio(1)†Rhode Island (4)
· 1820 vs. 1816
183
183
1816 electoral voteJames Monroe
183
Gain due toreapportionment
2
1816 resultunder the 1820apportionment
185
Gains
48
Losses
1
1820 electoral voteJames Monroe
231
1816 electoral voteJames Monroe
Gain due toreapportionment
1816 resultunder the 1820apportionment
Gains
Losses
1820 electoral voteJames 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)*
· 1824 vs. 1820
1
1
1820 electoral voteJohn Quincy Adams
1
Gains
83
1824 electoral voteJohn Quincy Adams
84
1820 electoral voteJohn Quincy Adams
Gains
Losses
1824 electoral voteJohn 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)
· 1828 vs. 1824
99
99
1824 electoral voteAndrew Jackson
99
Gains
89
Losses
10
1828 electoral voteAndrew Jackson
178
1824 electoral voteAndrew Jackson
Gains
Losses
1828 electoral voteAndrew 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)
· 1832 vs. 1828
178
178
1828 electoral voteAndrew Jackson
178
Gain due toreapportionment
23
1828 resultunder the 1832apportionment
201
Gains
46
Losses
28
1832 electoral voteAndrew Jackson
219
1828 electoral voteAndrew Jackson
Gain due toreapportionment
1828 resultunder the 1832apportionment
Gains
Losses
1832 electoral voteAndrew 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)
· 1836 vs. 1832
219
219
1832 electoral voteAndrew Jackson
219
Gains
18
Losses
67
1836 electoral voteMartin Van Buren
170
1832 electoral voteAndrew Jackson
Gains
Losses
1836 electoral voteMartin 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)
· 1840 vs. 1836
124
124
1836 electoral voteWilliam Henry HarrisonHugh Lawson WhiteDaniel WebsterWillie Person Mangum
124
Gains
121
Losses
11
1840 electoral voteWilliam Henry Harrison
234
1836 electoral voteWilliam Henry HarrisonHugh Lawson WhiteDaniel WebsterWillie Person Mangum
Gains
Losses
1840 electoral voteWilliam 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
60
60
1840 electoral voteMartin Van Buren
60
Gain due toreapportionment
0
1840 resultunder the 1844apportionment
60
Gains
110
1844 electoral voteJames K. Polk
170
1840 electoral voteMartin Van Buren
Gain due toreapportionment
1840 resultunder the 1844apportionment
Gains
Losses
1844 electoral voteJames 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
105
105
1844 electoral voteHenry Clay
105
Gains
81
Losses
23
1848 electoral voteZachary Taylor
163
1844 electoral voteHenry Clay
Gains
Losses
1848 electoral voteZachary Taylor
105
81
23
163
Georgia(10)Florida(3)Louisiana(6)New York(36)Pennsylvania(26)
Ohio(23)
· 1852 vs. 1848
127
127
1848 electoral voteLewis Cass
127
Gain due toreapportionment
4
1848 resultunder the 1852apportionment
131
Gains
123
1852 electoral voteFranklin Pierce
254
1848 electoral voteLewis Cass
Gain due toreapportionment
1848 resultunder the 1852apportionment
Gains
Losses
1852 electoral voteFranklin 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
254
254
1852 electoral voteFranklin Pierce
254
Gains
24
Losses
104
1856 electoral voteJames Buchanan
174
1852 electoral voteFranklin Pierce
Gains
Losses
1856 electoral voteJames 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
114
114
1856 electoral voteJohn Fremont
114
Gains
66
Losses
1860 electoral voteAbraham Lincoln
180
1856 electoral voteJohn Fremont
Gains
Losses
1860 electoral voteAbraham Lincoln
114
66
180
California(4)Illinois(11)Indiana(3)Minnesota(4)New Jersey(4)*Oregon(3)Pennsylvania(27)
· 1864 vs. 1860
180
180
1860 electoral voteAbraham Lincoln
180
Gain due toreapportionment
8
1860 resultunder the 1864apportionment
188
Gains
28
Losses
4
1864 electoral voteAbraham Lincoln
212
1860 electoral voteAbraham Lincoln
Gain due toreapportionment
1860 resultunder the 1864apportionment
Gains
Losses
1864 electoral voteAbraham Lincoln
180
8
188
28
4
212
Kansas(3)Maryland(7)Missouri(11)Nevada(2)West Virginia(5)
New Jersey(4)*
· 1868 vs. 1864
212
212
1864 electoral voteAbraham Lincoln
212
Gains
44
Losses
43
1868 electoral voteUlysses S. Grant
214
1864 electoral voteAbraham Lincoln
Gains
Losses
1868 electoral voteUlysses 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)
· 1872 vs. 1868
214
214
1868 electoral voteUlysses S. Grant
214
Gain due toreapportionment
35
1868 resultunder the 1872apportionment
249
Gains
69
Losses
32
1872 electoral voteUlysses S. Grant
286
1868 electoral voteUlysses S. Grant
Gain due toreapportionment
1868 resultunder the 1872apportionment
Gains
Losses
1872 electoral voteUlysses 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
286
286
1872 electoral voteUlysses S. Grant
286
Gains
11
Losses
112
1876 electoral voteRutherford B. Hayes
185
1872 electoral voteUlysses S. Grant
Gains
Losses
1876 electoral voteRutherford 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
185
185
1876 electoral voteRutherford Hayes
185
Gains
56
Losses
27
1880 electoral voteJames A. Garfield
214
1876 electoral voteRutherford Hayes
Gains
Losses
1880 electoral voteJames A. Garfield
185
56
27
214
Connecticut(6)Indiana(15)New York(35)
California(5)*Florida(4)Louisiana(8)South Carolina(7)Nevada(3)
· 1884 vs. 1880
155
155
1880 electoral voteWinfield Hancock
155
Gain due toreapportionment
15
1880 resultunder the 1884apportionment
170
Gains
57
Losses
8
1884 electoral voteGrover Cleveland
219
1880 electoral voteWinfield Hancock
Gain due toreapportionment
1880 resultunder the 1884apportionment
Gains
Losses
1884 electoral voteGrover Cleveland
155
15
170
57
8
219
Connecticut(6)Indiana(15)New York(36)
California(5)*Nevada(3)
· 1888 vs. 1884
182
182
1884 electoral voteJames G. Blaine
182
Gains
51
1888 electoral voteBenjamin Harrison
233
1884 electoral voteJames G. Blaine
Gains
Losses
1888 electoral voteBenjamin Harrison
182
51
233
Indiana(15)New York(36)
· 1892 vs. 1888
168
168
1888 electoral voteGrover Cleveland
168
Gain due toreapportionment
7
1888 resultunder the 1892apportionment
175
Gains
102
1892 electoral voteGrover Cleveland
277
1888 electoral voteGrover Cleveland
Gain due toreapportionment
1888 resultunder the 1892apportionment
Gains
Losses
1892 electoral voteGrover Cleveland
168
7
175
102
277
California(8)*Illinois(24)Indiana(15)Michigan(5)†New York(36)North Dakota(1)‡Ohio(1)↑Wisconsin(12)
· 1896 vs. 1892
145
145
1892 electoral voteBenjamin Harrison
145
Gains
148
Losses
22
1896 electoral voteWilliam McKinley
271
1892 electoral voteBenjamin Harrison
Gains
Losses
1896 electoral voteWilliam 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)
· 1900 vs. 1896
271
271
1896 electoral voteWilliam McKinley
271
Gains
33
Losses
12
1900 electoral voteWilliam McKinley
292
1896 electoral voteWilliam McKinley
Gains
Losses
1900 electoral voteWilliam McKinley
271
33
12
292
California(1)*Kansas(10)Nebraska(8)South Dakota(4)Utah(3)Washington(4)Wyoming(3)
Kentucky(12)†
· 1904 vs. 1900
292
292
1900 electoral voteWilliam McKinley
292
Gain due toreapportionment
19
1900 resultunder the 1904apportionment
311
Gains
32
Losses
7
1904 electoral voteTheodore Roosevelt
336
1900 electoral voteWilliam McKinley
Gain due toreapportionment
1900 resultunder the 1904apportionment
Gains
Losses
1904 electoral voteTheodore Roosevelt
292
19
311
32
7
336
Colorado(5)Idaho(3)Missouri(18)Montana(3)Nevada(3)
Maryland(7)*
· 1908 vs. 1904
336
336
1904 electoral voteTheodore Roosevelt
336
Gains
1
Losses
16
1908 electoral voteWilliam Howard Taft
321
1904 electoral voteTheodore Roosevelt
Gains
Losses
1908 electoral voteWilliam Howard Taft
336
1
16
321
Maryland(1)*
Colorado(5)Nebraska(8)Nevada(3)
· 1912 vs. 1908
162
162
1908 electoral voteWilliam Jennings Bryan
162
Gain due toreapportionment
10
1908 resultunder the 1912apportionment
172
Gains
263
1912 electoral voteWoodrow Wilson
435
1908 electoral voteWilliam Jennings Bryan
Gain due toreapportionment
1908 resultunder the 1912apportionment
Gains
Losses
1912 electoral voteWoodrow 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)
· 1916 vs. 1912
435
435
1912 electoral voteWoodrow Wilson
435
Gains
22
Losses
180
1916 electoral voteWoodrow Wilson
277
1912 electoral voteWoodrow Wilson
Gains
Losses
1916 electoral voteWoodrow 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)
· 1920 vs. 1916
254
254
1916 electoral voteCharles Evans Hughes
254
Gains
150
1920 electoral voteWarren G. Harding
404
1916 electoral voteCharles Evans Hughes
Gains
Losses
1920 electoral voteWarren 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)
· 1924 vs. 1920
404
404
1920 electoral voteWarren G. Harding
404
Gains
13
Losses
35
1924 electoral voteCalvin Coolidge
382
1920 electoral voteWarren G. Harding
Gains
Losses
1924 electoral voteCalvin Coolidge
404
13
35
382
Kentucky(13)
Oklahoma(10)Tennessee(12)Wisconsin(12)
· 1928 vs. 1924
382
382
1924 electoral voteCalvin Coolidge
382
Gains
85
Losses
23
1928 electoral voteHerbert Hoover
444
1924 electoral voteCalvin Coolidge
Gains
Losses
1928 electoral voteHerbert 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
87
87
1928 electoral voteAlfred E. Smith
87
Loss due toreapportionment
7
1928 resultunder the 1932apportionment
80
Gains
392
1932 electoral voteFranklin D. Roosevelt
472
1928 electoral voteAlfred E. Smith
Loss due toreapportionment
1928 resultunder the 1932apportionment
Gains
Losses
1932 electoral voteFranklin 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
472
472
1932 electoral voteFranklin D. Roosevelt
472
Gains
51
1936 electoral voteFranklin D. Roosevelt
523
1932 electoral voteFranklin D. Roosevelt
Gains
Losses
1936 electoral voteFranklin D. Roosevelt
472
51
523
Connecticut(8)Delaware(3)New Hampshire(4)Pennsylvania(36)
· 1940 vs. 1936
523
523
1936 electoral voteFranklin D. Roosevelt
523
Losses
74
1940 electoral voteFranklin D. Roosevelt
449
1936 electoral voteFranklin D. Roosevelt
Gains
Losses
1940 electoral voteFranklin 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
449
449
1940 electoral voteFranklin D. Roosevelt
449
Gain due toreapportionment
4
1940 resultunder the 1944apportionment
453
Gains
19
Losses
40
1944 electoral voteFranklin D. Roosevelt
432
1940 electoral voteFranklin D. Roosevelt
Gain due toreapportionment
1940 resultunder the 1944apportionment
Gains
Losses
1944 electoral voteFranklin D. Roosevelt
449
4
453
19
40
432
Michigan(19)
Ohio(25)Wisconsin(12)Wyoming(3)
· 1948 vs. 1944
432
432
1944 electoral voteFranklin D. Roosevelt
432
Gains
56
Losses
185
1948 electoral voteHarry S. Truman
303
1944 electoral voteFranklin D. Roosevelt
Gains
Losses
1948 electoral voteHarry 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)*
· 1952 vs. 1948
189
189
1948 electoral voteThomas Dewey
189
Loss due toreapportionment
3
1948 resultunder the 1952apportionment
186
Gains
256
1952 electoral voteDwight D. Eisenhower
442
1948 electoral voteThomas Dewey
Loss due toreapportionment
1948 resultunder the 1952apportionment
Gains
Losses
1952 electoral voteDwight 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
442
442
1952 electoral voteDwight Eisenhower
442
Gains
28
Losses
13
1956 electoral voteDwight Eisenhower
457
1952 electoral voteDwight Eisenhower
Gains
Losses
1956 electoral voteDwight Eisenhower
442
28
13
457
Kentucky(10)Louisiana(10)West Virginia(8)
Missouri(13)
· 1960 vs. 1956
73
73
1956 electoral voteAdlai Stevenson
73
Gains
243
Losses
13
1960 electoral voteJohn F. Kennedy
303
1956 electoral voteAdlai Stevenson
Gains
Losses
1960 electoral voteJohn 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)
· 1964 vs. 1960
303
303
1960 electoral voteJohn F. Kennedy
303
Loss due toreapportionment
9
1960 resultunder the 1964apportionment
294
Gains
227
Losses
35
1964 electoral voteLyndon B. Johnson
486
1960 electoral voteJohn F. Kennedy
Loss due toreapportionment
1960 resultunder the 1964apportionment
Gains
Losses
1964 electoral voteLyndon 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)
· 1968 vs. 1964
52
52
1964 electoral voteBarry Goldwater
52
Gains
288
Losses
39
1968 electoral voteRichard Nixon
301
1964 electoral voteBarry Goldwater
Gains
Losses
1968 electoral voteRichard 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)
· 1972 vs. 1968
301
301
1968 electoral voteRichard Nixon
301
Gain due toreapportionment
5
1968 resultunder the 1972apportionment
306
Gains
215
Losses
1
1972 electoral voteRichard Nixon
520
1968 electoral voteRichard Nixon
Gain due toreapportionment
1968 resultunder the 1972apportionment
Gains
Losses
1972 electoral voteRichard 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)†
· 1976 vs. 1972
17
17
1972 electoral voteGeorge McGovern
17
Gains
280
1976 electoral voteJimmy Carter
297
1972 electoral voteGeorge McGovern
Gains
Losses
1976 electoral voteJimmy 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
240
240
1976 electoral voteGerald Ford
240
Gains
249
1980 electoral voteRonald Reagan
489
1976 electoral voteGerald Ford
Gains
Losses
1980 electoral voteRonald 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)
· 1984 vs. 1980
489
489
1980 electoral voteRonald Reagan
489
No change due toreapportionment
1980 resultunder the 1984apportionment
489
Gains
36
1984 electoral voteRonald Reagan
525
1980 electoral voteRonald Reagan
No change due toreapportionment
1980 resultunder the 1984apportionment
Gains
Losses
1984 electoral voteRonald Reagan
489
489
36
525
Georgia(12)Hawaii(4)Maryland(10)Rhode Island(4)West Virginia(6)
· 1988 vs. 1984
525
525
1984 electoral voteRonald Reagan
525
Losses
99
1988 electoral voteGeorge H. W. Bush
426
1984 electoral voteRonald Reagan
Gains
Losses
1988 electoral voteGeorge 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
111
111
1988 electoral voteMichael Dukakis
111
Loss due toreapportionment
5
1988 resultunder the 1992apportionment
106
Gains
264
1992 electoral voteBill Clinton
370
1988 electoral voteMichael Dukakis
Loss due toreapportionment
1988 resultunder the 1992apportionment
Gains
Losses
1992 electoral voteBill 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)*
· 1996 vs. 1992
370
370
1992 electoral voteBill Clinton
370
Gains
33
Losses
24
1996 electoral voteBill Clinton
379
1992 electoral voteBill Clinton
Gains
Losses
1996 electoral voteBill Clinton
370
33
24
379
Arizona(8)Florida(25)
Colorado(8)Georgia(13)Montana(3)
· 2000 vs. 1996
159
159
1996 electoral voteBob Dole
159
Gains
112
2000 electoral voteGeorge W. Bush
271
1996 electoral voteBob Dole
Gains
Losses
2000 electoral voteGeorge 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
271
271
2000 electoral voteGeorge W. Bush
271
Gain due toreapportionment
7
2000 resultunder the 2004apportionment
278
Gains
12
Losses
4
2004 electoral voteGeorge W. Bush
286
2000 electoral voteGeorge W. Bush
Gain due toreapportionment
2000 resultunder the 2004apportionment
Gains
Losses
2004 electoral voteGeorge W. Bush
271
7
278
12
4
286
Iowa(7)New Mexico(5)
New Hampshire(4)
· 2008 vs. 2004
251
251
2004 electoral voteJohn Kerry
251
Gains
114
2008 electoral voteBarack Obama
365
2004 electoral voteJohn Kerry
Gains
Losses
2008 electoral voteBarack 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)
· 2012 vs. 2008
365
365
2008 electoral voteBarack Obama
365
Loss due toreapportionment
6
2008 resultunder the 2012apportionment
359
Losses
27
2012 electoral voteBarack Obama
332
2008 electoral voteBarack Obama
Loss due toreapportionment
2008 resultunder the 2012apportionment
Gains
Losses
2012 electoral voteBarack Obama
365
6
359
27
332
Indiana(11)Nebraska(1)*North Carolina(15)
· 2016 vs. 2012
206
206
2012 electoral voteMitt Romney
206
Gains
100
Losses
2
2016 electoral voteDonald Trump
304
2012 electoral voteMitt Romney
Gains
Losses
2016 electoral voteDonald Trump
206
100
2
304
Florida (29)Iowa (6) Maine (1)*Michigan (16)Ohio (18)Pennsylvania (20)Wisconsin (10)
Texas (2)†
· 2020 vs. 2016
227
227
2016 electoral voteHillary Clinton
227
Gains
79
2020 electoral voteJoe Biden
306
2016 electoral voteHillary Clinton
Gains
Losses
2020 electoral voteJoe Biden
227
79
306
Arizona (11)Georgia (16)Michigan (16)Nebraska (1)*Pennsylvania (20)Wisconsin (10)Hawaii (1)†Washington (4)††
· 2024 vs. 2020
232
232
2020 electoral voteDonald Trump
232
Gain due toreapportionment
3
2020 resultunder the 2024apportionment
235
Gains
77
2024 electoral voteDonald Trump
312
2020 electoral voteDonald Trump
Gain due toreapportionment
2020 resultunder the 2024apportionment
Gains
Losses
2024 electoral voteDonald Trump
232
3
235
77
312
Arizona (11)Georgia (16)Michigan (15)Nevada (6)Pennsylvania (19)Wisconsin (10)

References

  1. Census.gov
    https://www.census.gov/topics/public-sector/congressional-apportionment.html
  2. POLITICO
    https://www.politico.com/news/2024/01/08/house-redistricting-2024-elections-00134053
  3. National Archives
    https://www.archives.gov/electoral-college/1792
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