Wyoming
Party timeline · 1892–2024
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| Year | Carried by | Dem | Rep | Others named | Margin | Swing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20241 | Rep Trump | Harris 69,527 25.6% | Trump 192,633 71.1% | Chase Oliver 4,193 · 1.5% | 123,106 45.4 pts | R +2.3 since 2020 |
| 20202 | Rep Trump | Biden 73,491 26.4% | Trump 193,559 69.5% | Jo Jorgensen 5,768 · 2.1% | 120,068 43.1 pts | D +2.7 since 2016 |
| 20163,4,5 | Rep Trump | Clinton 55,973 21.6% | Trump 174,419 67.4% | Gary Johnson 13,287 · 5.1% | 118,446 45.8 pts | R +5.2 since 2012 |
| 20126 | Rep Romney | Obama 69,286 27.6% | Romney 170,962 68.2% | Gary Johnson 5,326 · 2.1% | 101,676 40.6 pts | R +8.4 since 2008 |
| 20087,8 | Rep McCain | Obama 82,868 32.5% | McCain 164,958 64.7% | None | 82,090 32.2 pts | D +7.6 since 2004 |
| 20049,10,11 | Rep Bush | Kerry 70,776 29.1% | Bush 167,629 68.9% | Ralph Nader 2,741 · 1.1%9 | 96,853 39.8 pts | D +1.1 since 2000 |
| 2000 | Rep Bush | Gore 60,481 28.3% | Bush 147,947 69.2% | Pat Buchanan 2,724 · 1.3% | 87,466 40.9 pts | R +27.9 since 1996 |
| 1996 | Rep Dole | Clinton 77,934 36.8% | Dole 105,388 49.8% | Ross Perot 25,928 · 12.3% | 27,454 13.0 pts | R +7.4 since 1992 |
| 1992 | Rep Bush | Clinton 68,160 34.1% | Bush 79,347 39.7% | Ross Perot 51,263 · 25.6% | 11,187 5.6 pts | D +16.9 since 1988 |
| 1988 | Rep Bush | Dukakis 67,113 38.0% | Bush 106,867 60.5% | Ron Paul 2,026 · 1.1% | 39,754 22.5 pts | D +19.7 since 1984 |
| 1984 | Rep Reagan | Mondale 53,370 28.2% | Reagan 133,241 70.5% | David Bergland 2,357 · 1.2% | 79,871 42.3 pts | R +7.6 since 1980 |
| 1980 | Rep Reagan | Carter 49,427 28.0% | Reagan 110,700 62.6% | John B. Anderson 12,072 · 6.8% Ed Clark 4,514 · 2.6% | 61,273 34.7 pts | R +15.2 since 1976 |
| 1976 | Rep Ford | Carter 62,239 39.8% | Ford 92,717 59.3% | None | 30,478 19.5 pts | D +19.0 since 1972 |
| 1972 | Rep Nixon | McGovern 44,358 30.5% | Nixon 100,464 69.0% | None | 56,106 38.5 pts | R +18.3 since 1968 |
| 1968 | Rep Nixon | Humphrey 45,173 35.5% | Nixon 70,927 55.8% | George Wallace 11,105 · 8.7% | 25,754 20.2 pts | R +33.4 since 1964 |
| 1964 | Dem Johnson | Johnson 80,718 56.6% | Goldwater 61,998 43.4% | None | 18,720 13.1 pts | D +22.6 since 1960 |
| 1960 | Rep Nixon | Kennedy 63,331 45.3% | Nixon 76,551 54.7% | None | 13,220 9.5 pts | D +10.7 since 1956 |
| 1956 | Rep Eisenhower | Stevenson 49,554 39.9% | Eisenhower 74,573 60.1% | None | 25,019 20.2 pts | D +5.5 since 1952 |
| 1952 | Rep Eisenhower | Stevenson 47,934 37.1% | Eisenhower 81,047 62.7% | None | 33,113 25.6 pts | R +30.0 since 1948 |
| 1948 | Dem Truman | Truman 52,354 51.6% | Dewey 47,947 47.3% | None | 4,407 4.3 pts | D +6.8 since 1944 |
| 1944 | Rep Dewey | Roosevelt 49,419 48.8% | Dewey 51,921 51.2% | None | 2,502 2.5 pts | R +8.4 since 1940 |
| 1940 | Dem Roosevelt | Roosevelt 59,287 52.8% | Willkie 52,633 46.9% | None | 6,654 5.9 pts | R +17.2 since 1936 |
| 1936 | Dem Roosevelt | Roosevelt 62,624 60.6% | Landon 38,739 37.5% | William Lemke 1,653 · 1.6% | 23,885 23.1 pts | D +7.9 since 1932 |
| 1932 | Dem Roosevelt | Roosevelt 54,370 56.1% | Hoover 39,583 40.8% | Norman Thomas 2,829 · 2.9% | 14,787 15.3 pts | D +43.0 since 1928 |
| 192812 | Rep Hoover | Smith 29,29912 34.7% | Hoover 52,74812 62.4% | None | 23,449 27.8 pts | D +8.5 since 1924 |
| 1924 | Rep Coolidge | Davis 12,868 16.1% | Coolidge 41,858 52.4% | Robert M. La Follette 25,174 · 31.5% | 16,684 20.9 pts | R +2.7 since 1920 |
| 192013,14 | Rep Harding | Cox 17,42913 33.2% | Harding 35,09113 66.8% | None | 17,662 33.6 pts | R +46.4 since 1916 |
| 1916 | Dem Wilson | Wilson 28,316 54.6% | Hughes 21,700 41.9% | Allan L. Benson 1,453 · 2.8% | 6,616 12.8 pts | D +11.0 since 1912 |
| 1912 | Dem Wilson | Wilson 15,310 36.2% | Taft 14,560 34.4% | Theodore Roosevelt 9,232 · 21.8% Eugene V. Debs 2,760 · 6.5% Eugene W. Chafin 434 · 1.0% | 750 1.8 pts | D +17.5 since 1908 |
| 1908 | Rep Taft | Bryan 14,918 39.7% | Taft 20,846 55.4% | Eugene V. Debs 1,715 · 4.6% | 5,928 15.8 pts | D +22.0 since 1904 |
| 1904 | Rep Roosevelt | Parker 8,904 29.0% | Roosevelt 20,467 66.8% | Eugene V. Debs 1,077 · 3.5% | 11,563 37.7 pts | R +20.7 since 1900 |
| 1900 | Rep McKinley | Bryan 10,298 41.5% | McKinley 14,517 58.5% | None | 4,219 17.0 pts | R +19.8 since 1896 |
| 189615 | Dem Bryan | Bryan 10,65515 51.1% | McKinley 10,07215 48.3% | None | 583 2.8 pts | No Dem–Rep pair to compare |
| 189216,17 | Rep Harrison | No Democrat named | Harrison 8,45416 50.6% | James B. Weaver 7,722 · 46.2%16 John Bidwell 530 · 3.2%16 | 732 4.4 pts | First sourced year |
Shares are of the state’s total vote for president. Margin is the leader’s lead over the second-placed candidate. “Others named” lists every other candidate the figures give a line of their own.
Notes on the figures
- 2024 'Other candidates' includes 2,075 blank, void, over- or under-vote or 'none of these candidates' ballots, which the source reports as lines of their own.
- 2020 'Other candidates' includes 1,738 blank, void, over- or under-vote or 'none of these candidates' ballots, which the source reports as lines of their own.
- 2016 'Other candidates' includes 2,939 blank, void, over- or under-vote or 'none of these candidates' ballots, which the source reports as lines of their own.
- 2016 The source reports 6,904 write-in votes on one line with no candidate name, so the people they went to cannot be shown separately; they are counted in 'Other candidates'.
- 2016 The source reports 3,224 votes under the label 'Independent' on one line with no candidate name, so the people they went to cannot be shown separately; they are counted in 'Other candidates'.
- 2012 'Other candidates' includes 1,640 blank, void, over- or under-vote or 'none of these candidates' ballots, which the source reports as lines of their own.
- 2008 'Other candidates' includes 246 blank, void, over- or under-vote or 'none of these candidates' ballots, which the source reports as lines of their own.
- 2008 The source reports 3,717 votes under the label 'Independent' on one line with no candidate name, so the people they went to cannot be shown separately; they are counted in 'Other candidates'.
- 2004 The MIT Election Lab file gives Ralph Nader 3,372 votes; the FEC's official results give 2,741. This site shows the FEC figure.
- 2004 The MIT figure for Ralph Nader equals the FEC's figures for Nader (2,741) and Michael Peroutka (631) added together.
- 2004 The state total (243,428) is the FEC's official total; the MIT file's total is 243,861. 'Other candidates' is that total minus the figures shown.
- 1928 The official table notes: Footnote 22: 'Blank or defective ballots, 1,661, included in grand total.'
- 1920 The official table prints no state total here; the total is the sum of the tickets it lists.
- 1920 The official table notes: The state page (PDF page 20) lists Socialist and Labor tickets with no figures.
- 1896 The official table prints no state total here; the total is the sum of the tickets it lists.
- 1892 The Democrats ran no electors here in 1892 and backed Weaver's Populist ticket, so Cleveland is not listed (World Almanac 1894, p. 375).
- 1892 The official table prints no state total here; the total is the sum of the tickets it lists.
SourcesMIT Election Data and Science Lab, U.S. President 1976–2024 ; Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2004: presidential results ; Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election of November 7, 1972 ; Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election of November 5, 1968 ; Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election of November 3, 1964 ; Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election of November 8, 1960 ; Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election of November 6, 1956 ; Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election of November 4, 1952 ; Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election of November 2, 1948 ; Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election of November 7, 1944 ; Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election of November 5, 1940 ; Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election of November 3, 1936 ; Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election of November 8, 1932 ; Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election of November 6, 1928 ; Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election of November 4, 1924 ; Statistics of the Congressional and Presidential Election of November 2, 1920 ; The World Almanac and Encyclopedia 1917 ; The World Almanac and Encyclopedia 1914 ; The World Almanac and Encyclopedia 1910 ; The World Almanac and Encyclopedia 1905 ; The World Almanac and Encyclopedia 1901 ; The World Almanac and Encyclopedia 1897 ; The World Almanac and Encyclopedia 1894 . How these figures were compiled
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