(Most Whiggish state, and who they went for)
1796:
1. Adams (Federalist)
2. Jefferson (Democratic-Republican)
Tennessee: Jefferson
1800:
1. Adams (Federalist)
2. Jefferson (Dem.-Rep.)
Tennessee: Jefferson
1804:
1. Pinckney (Federalist)
2. Jefferson (Dem.-Rep.)
Ohio: Jefferson
1808:
1. Pinckney (Federalist)
2. Madison (Dem.-Rep.)
Ohio: Madison
1812:
1. Clinton (fusion)
2. Madison (Dem.-Rep.)
Louisiana: Madison
1816:
1. King (Federalist)
2. Monroe (Dem.-Rep.)
Indiana: Madison
1820:
Monroe (Dem.-Rep.)
1824:
1. Crawford
2. Jackson
3. J.Q. Adams
4. Clay
Missouri: Clay
1828:
1. J.Q. Adams (National Rep.)
2. Jackson (Democrat)
Missouri: Jackson
1832:
1. Jackson (Democrat)
2. Clay (National Rep.)
3. Floyd (ind. Dem.)
4. Wirt (Anti-Masonic)
Missouri: Jackson
1836:
1. W.H. Harrison (Whig)
2. Van Buren (Democrat)
3. White (Whig)
4. Webster (Whig)
5. Mangum (independent)
Arkansas: Van Buren
1840:
1. W. Harrison (Whig)
2. Van Buren (Democrat)
Arkansas: Van Buren
1844:
1. Clay (Whig)
2. Polk (Democrat)
Arkansas: Polk
1848:
1. Taylor (Whig)
2. Cass (Democrat)
Wisconsin: Cass
1852:
1. Pierce (Democrat)
2. Scott (Whig)
California: Pierce
1856:
1. Buchanan (Democrat)
2. Fremont (Republican)
3. Fillmore (Whig)
California: Buchanan
1860:
1. Breckinridge (Southern Democrat)
2. Lincoln (Republican)
3. Douglas (Democrat)
4. Bell (Constitutional Union)
Oregon: Lincoln
1864 [Confederate States: Ga, SC, Va, NC, Tn, La, Ms, Al, Ar, Tx, Fl]:
1. McClellan (Democrat)
2. Lincoln (Republican)
Nevada: Lincoln
1868 [States not readmitted to the Union: Va, Ms, Tx]:
1. Seymour (Democrat)
2. Grant (Republican)
Nebraska: Grant
1872:
1. Grant (Republican)
2. Greeley (Democrat, Lib. Repub.)
Nebraska: Grant
1876:
1. Tilden (Democrat)
2. Hayes (Republican)
Colorado: Hayes
1880:
1. Hancock (Democrat)
2. Garfield (Republican)
Colorado: Garfield
1884:
1. Cleveland (Democrat)
2. Blaine (Republican)
Colorado: Blaine
1888:
1. Cleveland (Democrat)
2. B. Harrison (Republican)
Colorado: B. Harrison
1892:
1. Cleveland (Democrat)
2. B. Harrison (Republican)
3. Weaver (Populist)
Wyoming: B. Harrison
1896:
1. McKinley (Republican)
2. Bryan (Democrat)
Utah: Bryan
1900:
1. McKinley (Republican)
2. Bryan (Democrat)
Utah: Bryan
1904:
1. Th. Roosevelt (Republican)
2. Parker (Democrat)
Utah: Th. Roosevelt
1908:
1. Taft (Republican)
2. Bryan (Democrat)
Oklahoma: Bryan
1912:
1. Wilson (Democrat)
2. Th. Roosevelt (Progressive)
3. Taft (Republican)
Arizona: Wilson
1916:
1. Hughes (Republican)
2. Wilson (Democrat)
Arizona: Wilson
1920:
1. Harding (Republican)
2. Cox (Democrat)
Arizona: Harding
1924:
1. Coolidge (Republican)
2. Davis (Democrat)
3. La Follette (Progressive)
Arizona: Coolidge
1928:
1. Hoover (Republican)
2. Smith (Democrat)
Arizona: Hoover
1932:
1. Hoover (Republican)
2. F.D. Roosevelt (Democrat)
Arizona: F.D. Roosevelt
1936:
1. F.D. Roosevelt (Democrat)
2. Landon (Republican)
Arizona: F.D. Roosevelt
1940:
1. F.D. Roosevelt (Democrat)
2. Willkie (Republican)
Arizona: F.D. Roosevelt
1944:
1. F.D. Roosevelt (Democrat)
2. Dewey (Republican)
Arizona: F.D. Roosevelt
1948:
1. Dewey (Republican)
2. Truman (Democrat)
3. Thurmond (States' Rights)
Arizona: Truman
1952:
1. Eisenhower (Republican)
2. Stevenson (Democrat)
Arizona: Eisenhower
1956:
1. Eisenhower (Republican)
2. Stevenson (Democrat)
Arizona: Eisenhower
1960 [Unpledged: Mississippi]
1. Kennedy (Democrat)
2. Nixon (Republican)
Alaska: Nixon
1964:
1. Johnson (Democrat)
2. Goldwater (Republican)
Alaska: Johnson
1968:
1. Humphrey (Democrat)
2. Nixon (Republican)
3. Wallace (American Independent)
Alaska: Nixon
1972:
1. Nixon (Republican)
2. McGovern (Democrat)
Alaska: Nixon
1980:
1. Reagan (Republican)
2. Carter (Democrat)
Alaska: Reagan
1984:
1. Reagan (Republican)
2. Mondale (Democrat)
Alaska: Reagan
1988:
1. G.H. Bush (Republican)
2. Dukakis (Democrat)
Alaska: G.H. Bush
1992:
1. Clinton (Democrat)
2. G.H. Bush (Republican)
Alaska: G.H. Bush
1996:
1. Clinton (Democrat)
2. Dole (Republican)
Alaska: Dole
2000:
1. Gore (Democrat)
2. G.W. Bush (Republican)
Alaska: George W. Bush
2004:
1. Kerry (Democrat)
2. G.W. Bush (Republican)
Alaska: G.W. Bush
South Delaware (the Tory heartland of this Tory state):
1836 - Whig
1840 - Harrison (Whig, Alabama)
1844 - Polk (Democratic, Tennessee)
1848 - Cass (Democratic, Mich.)
1852 - Scott (Whig, New Jersey)
1856 - Buchanan (Dem., Penns.)
1860 - Breckinridge (Southern Dem.)
1864 - McClellan (Democratic, New Jersey)
1868 - Seymour (Democratic, New York)
1872 - Grant (Republican, Illinois)
1876 - Tilden (Democratic, NY)
1880 - Hancock (Democratic, Penn.)
1884 - Cleveland (Democratic, N. Y.)
1888 - B. Harrison (Republican, Indiana)
1892 - Cleveland (Democratic, N. Y.)
1896 - McKinley (Republican, Ohio)
1900 - McKinley (Republican, Ohio)
1904 - T. Roosevelt (Republican, N. Y.)
1908 - Taft (Republican, Ohio)
1912 - Wilson (Democratic, New Jersey)
1916 - Hughes (Republican, N. Y.)
1920 - Harding (Republican, Ohio)
1924 - Coolidge (Republican, Mass.)
1928 - Hoover (Republican, Calif.)
1932 - F. Roosevelt (Democrat, N. Y.)
1936 - F. Roosevelt (Democrat, N. Y.)
1940 - F. Roosevelt (Democrat, N. Y.)
1944 - Dewey (Republican, N. Y.)
1948 - Dewey (Republican, N. Y.)
1952 - Eisenhower (Republ., N. Y.)
1956 - Eisenhower (Republ., N. Y.)
1960 - Nixon (Republican, Cal.)
1964 - Johnson (Dem., Texas)
1968 - Nixon (Republican, Calif.)
1972 - Nixon (Republican, Cal.)
1976 - Carter (Democratic, Georgia)
1980 - Reagan (Republican, Calif.)
1984 - Reagan (Republican, Calif.)
1988 - G. Bush (Republican, Texas)
1992 - G. Bush (Republican, Texas)
1996 - Clinton (Democratic, Ark.)
2000 - G. W. Bush (Republican, Texas)
2004 - G. W. Bush (Republican, Texas)
And, just for kicks, the Coachella Valley:
1876 - Hayes (Republican, Ohio)
1880 - Garfield (Republican, Ohio)
1884 - Blaine (Republican, Maine)
1888 - B. Harrison (Republican, Indiana)
1892 - B. Harrison (Republican, Indiana)
1896 - McKinley (Republican, Ohio)
1900 - McKinley (Republican, Ohio)
1904 - T. Roosevelt (Republican, N. Y.)
1908 - Taft (Republican, Ohio)
1912 - T. Roosevelt (Progressive, New York)
1916 - Hughes (Republican, N. Y.)
1920 - Harding (Republican, Ohio)
1924 - Coolidge (Republican, Mass.)
1928 - Hoover (Republican, Calif.)
1932 - Hoover (Republican, Calif.)
1936 - F. Roosevelt (Democrat, Calif.)
1940 - Willkie (Republican, N. Y.)
1944 - Dewey (Republican, N. Y.)
1948 - Dewey (Republican, N. Y.)
1952 - Eisenhower (Republ., N. Y.)
1956 - Eisenhower (Republ., N. Y.)
1960 - Nixon (Republican, Cal.)
1964 - Johnson (Dem., Texas)
1968 - Nixon (Republican, Calif.)
1972 - Nixon (Republican, Cal.)
1976 - Ford (R
1980 - Reagan
1984 - Reagan
1988 - G. Bush
1992 - Clinton
1996 - Dole
2000 - G. W. Bush
2004 - G. W. Bush
And Larimer County:
1880 - Garfield (Republican, Ohio)
1884 - Blaine (Republican, Maine)
1888 - B. Harrison (Republican, Indiana)
1892 - Weaver (Populist, Iowa)
1896 - Bryan (Dem., Nebraska)
1900 - Bryan (Democrat, Nebraska)
1904 - T. Roosevelt (Republican, N. Y.)
1908 - Taft (Republican, Ohio)
1912 - Wilson (Democratic, New Jersey)
1916 - Wilson (Democratic, New Jersey)
1920 - Harding (Republican, Ohio)
1924 - Coolidge (Republican, Mass.)
1928 - Hoover (Republican, Calif.)
1932 - Hoover (Republican, Calif.)
1936 - F. Roosevelt (Democrat, Calif.)
1940 - Willkie (Republican, N. Y.)
1944 - Dewey (Republican, N. Y.)
1948 - Dewey (Republican, N. Y.)
1952 - Eisenhower
1956 - Eisenhower
1960 - Nixon
1964 - Johnson
1968 - Nixon
1972 - Nixon
1976 - Ford
1980 - Reagan
1984 - Reagan
1988 - G. Bush
1992 - Clinton
1996 - Dole
2000 - G. W. Bush
2004 - G. W. Bush
OTOH, Northern (Urban) Delaware Goes For: Van Buren, Harrison, Clay, Taylor, Pierce, Buchanan, Breckinridge, Lincoln, Seymour, Grant, Tilden, Tilden, Garfield, Cleveland, Cleveland, Cleveland, McKinley, McKinley, T. Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson, Hughes, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, Hoover, F. Roosevelt, F. Roosevelt, F. Roosevelt, Truman, Eisenhower, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, Nixon, Reagan, Reagan, G. Bush, Clinton, Clinton, Gore, Kerry.
From a Slate piece in 2004: 'In the 1970s, northern Delaware—in particular, the Wilmington suburbs—was full of Rockefeller Republicans and the agrarian south was solidly Yellow Dog Democratic. As the Republican Party corralled the southern United States, Delaware flip-flopped too. Conservative southern Delaware turned solid Republican.'
BTW, New Jersey is going for John McCain ATM.
I personally believe that Barack Obama will win the race, yeah, both.
I love the candidates in this order: 1. Obama, 2. Clinton, 3. McCain.
I support the candidates in this order (quixotically): 1. McCain, 2. Clinton, 3. Obama. Mostly "strategically." OK, totally "strategically." LOL.
P.S. I totally forgot about Rave until tonight. I was lurking on Encyclopedia Dramatica and found out my subcultural affiliation is (again, strategically) Twink.
I'll let that sink in.
Really, though, it's just fucking Hippie. (From the ED article: "hippies always want you to waste your vote on some long shot candidate, like Dennis Kucinich"... thus, my support for McCain!)
Really, though, I'm a Raver, I guess. That's probably why I'm always shitting rainbows IRL.
What this really REALLY means, however, is: I am a Wigger. Wow, forget coming out of the closet as a faggot; this is the real deal. It also means I'm a Chav, which is (I guess) a more classy way of putting it (to me). From the article:
"[Wiggers] are what you get when you travel back in time about five years to retrieve what was barely cool about hip hop even then, clad it with a Tommy Hilfiger shirt from the JC Penney clearance rack, give it the keys to Mom's car, and send it to the local strip mall to mean-mug everybody while blasting commercials from the local hip-hop station on 6 x 9 factory speakers."
check, check, and check.
'The evolution of a wigger always has roots in some other attention-whoring, insecure, facade such as goth, punk, or just plain ol' basement-dweller. Typically, the helpless dickwad was forcibly ejected from one of these fag cultures and spent some time floundering in limbo (emo) before developing a powerful sexual attraction to Eminem. After a dark night of the soul spent throwing himself around his bedroom with a blacklight on while pining for Marshall Mathers' scrotum, he emerges reborn, wearing Dad's oversized Lee jeans, a gold-plated chain (worn outside the shirt, of course) and a desperate need to ingest loads upon loads of black cock... I mean, culture. In other words, wiggers are a natural evolution of a basement-dweller which has acquired a friend at best, or an understanding of gay fucktardery at worst. Much like the evolution of a Pikachu into a new member of Radiohead.'
Oh God why is this so true. 'The wiggerling proceeds to limp around the neighborhood as if this laughable farce has been his persona all along.
Wiggerdom, per se, is a tabula rasa. After the initial process of hatchery, the wiggerling can wander into several different potential subcategories, depending on what was playing on TRL during the imprinting stage.'
Anyway. '
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