1944 United States presidential election in North Dakota

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1944 United States presidential election in North Dakota
Flag of North Dakota.svg
  1940 November 7, 1944 [1] 1948  

All 4 North Dakota votes to the Electoral College
  Dewey circa 1946 (cropped).jpg 1944 portrait of FDR (1)(small).jpg
Nominee Thomas E. Dewey Franklin D. Roosevelt
Party Republican Democratic
Home state New York New York
Running mate John W. Bricker Harry S. Truman
Electoral vote40
Popular vote118,535100,144
Percentage53.84%45.48%

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County Results

President before election

Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic

Elected President

Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic

The 1944 United States presidential election in North Dakota took place on November 7, 1944, as part of the 1944 United States presidential election. Voters chose four [2] representatives, or electors, to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Contents

North Dakota was won by Governor Thomas E. Dewey (RNew York), running with Governor John Bricker, with 53.84% of the popular vote, against incumbent President Franklin D. Roosevelt (DNew York), running with Missouri Senator Harry S. Truman, with 45.48% of the popular vote. [3] [4] North Dakota was one of six states that became more Democratic compared to 1940, alongside Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Illinois, and Rhode Island.

Results

1944 United States presidential election in North Dakota
PartyCandidateVotes%
Republican Thomas E. Dewey 118,535 53.84%
Democratic Franklin D. Roosevelt (inc.)100,14445.48%
Socialist Norman Thomas 9430.43%
Prohibition Claude A. Watson 5490.25%
Total votes220,171 100%

Results by county

County [5] Thomas Edmund Dewey
Republican
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Democratic
Norman Mattoon Thomas
Socialist
Claude A. Watson
Prohibition
MarginTotal votes cast
#%#%#%#%#%
Adams 96658.62%66840.53%130.79%10.06%29818.08%1,648
Barnes 3,69655.55%2,92243.92%220.33%130.20%77411.63%6,653
Benson 1,72643.04%2,26156.38%170.42%60.15%-535-13.34%4,010
Billings 35462.54%20936.93%20.35%10.18%14525.62%566
Bottineau 2,66357.15%1,95341.91%380.82%60.13%71015.24%4,660
Bowman 78555.67%60943.19%151.06%10.07%17612.48%1,410
Burke 1,54054.47%1,22643.37%582.05%30.11%31411.11%2,827
Burleigh 4,61659.95%3,06139.75%140.18%90.12%1,55520.19%7,700
Cass 10,66150.37%10,39049.09%510.24%650.31%2711.28%21,167
Cavalier 2,01146.68%2,27452.79%40.09%190.44%-263-6.10%4,308
Dickey 2,13461.11%1,33938.34%90.26%100.29%79522.77%3,492
Divide 1,22544.19%1,51354.58%260.94%80.29%-288-10.39%2,772
Dunn 1,37459.79%91939.99%40.17%10.04%45519.80%2,298
Eddy 97447.56%1,04250.88%241.17%80.39%-68-3.32%2,048
Emmons 2,25576.99%65622.40%130.44%50.17%1,59954.59%2,929
Foster 89144.39%1,10254.91%110.55%30.15%-211-10.51%2,007
Golden Valley 70961.23%44338.26%40.35%20.17%26622.97%1,158
Grand Forks 5,66842.19%7,70757.37%180.13%410.31%-2,039-15.18%13,434
Grant 1,74580.64%41018.95%50.23%40.18%1,33561.69%2,164
Griggs 99044.45%1,22855.14%40.18%50.22%-238-10.69%2,227
Hettinger 1,81276.42%55423.37%40.17%10.04%1,25853.06%2,371
Kidder 1,39766.43%69332.95%50.24%80.38%70433.48%2,103
LaMoure 2,29861.25%1,42237.90%140.37%180.48%87623.35%3,752
Logan 1,90486.47%29413.35%30.14%10.05%1,61073.12%2,202
McHenry 3,14161.44%1,93437.83%240.47%130.25%1,20723.61%5,112
McIntosh 2,68291.98%2267.75%80.27%00.00%2,45684.22%2,916
McKenzie 1,24143.35%1,59255.61%90.31%210.73%-351-12.26%2,863
McLean 2,82253.37%2,32643.99%1302.46%100.19%4969.38%5,288
Mercer 2,50484.71%44515.05%50.17%20.07%2,05969.65%2,956
Morton 3,53765.32%1,85034.16%200.37%80.15%1,68731.15%5,415
Mountrail 1,66645.11%1,98153.64%220.60%240.65%-315-8.53%3,693
Nelson 1,50643.77%1,92555.94%30.09%70.20%-419-12.18%3,441
Oliver 75676.83%21922.26%60.61%30.30%53754.57%984
Pembina 2,41044.95%2,90354.15%20.04%460.86%-493-9.20%5,361
Pierce 1,99260.07%1,30739.41%110.33%60.18%68520.66%3,316
Ramsey 2,50549.28%2,53949.95%290.57%100.20%-34-0.67%5,083
Ransom 2,04455.06%1,63944.15%210.57%80.22%40510.91%3,712
Renville 1,04648.34%1,09550.60%190.88%40.18%-49-2.26%2,164
Richland 4,40257.74%3,19241.87%110.14%190.25%1,21015.87%7,624
Rolette 1,07037.78%1,74561.62%120.42%50.18%-675-23.83%2,832
Sargent 1,48850.72%1,42648.60%110.37%90.31%622.11%2,934
Sheridan 1,91082.76%38616.72%60.26%60.26%1,52466.03%2,308
Sioux 67359.98%44539.66%10.09%30.27%22820.32%1,122
Slope 43449.43%43950.00%50.57%00.00%-5-0.57%878
Stark 2,85264.85%1,53434.88%50.11%70.16%1,31829.97%4,398
Steele 1,04243.89%1,32055.60%80.34%40.17%-278-11.71%2,374
Stutsman 4,22056.20%3,24343.19%270.36%190.25%97713.01%7,509
Towner 1,09747.99%1,18551.84%30.13%10.04%-88-3.85%2,286
Traill 2,37048.68%2,47950.91%100.21%100.21%-109-2.24%4,869
Walsh 2,47134.07%4,74765.46%100.14%240.33%-2,276-31.38%7,252
Ward 5,51448.30%5,82250.99%580.51%230.20%-308-2.70%11,417
Wells 2,52961.59%1,55737.92%130.32%70.17%97223.67%4,106
Williams 2,21736.57%3,74861.82%871.43%110.18%-1,531-25.25%6,063
Total118,53553.84%100,14445.48%9540.43%5490.25%18,3918.35%220,182

Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic

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