1948 United States presidential election in North Dakota

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1948 United States presidential election in North Dakota
Flag of North Dakota.svg
  1944 November 2, 1948 [1] 1952  

All 4 North Dakota votes to the Electoral College
  Thomas Dewey (3x4 crop).jpg Harry S Truman, bw half-length photo portrait, facing front, 1945 (cropped).jpg
Nominee Thomas E. Dewey Harry S. Truman
Party Republican Democratic
Home state New York Missouri
Running mate Earl Warren Alben W. Barkley
Electoral vote40
Popular vote115,13995,812
Percentage52.17%43.41%

North Dakota Presidential Election Results 1948.svg
County Results

President before election

Harry S. Truman
Democratic

Elected President

Harry S. Truman
Democratic

The 1948 United States presidential election in North Dakota took place on November 2, 1948, as part of the 1948 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 Earl Warren, with 52.17% of the popular vote, against incumbent President Harry S. Truman (DMissouri), running with Kentucky Senator Alben W. Barkley, with 43.41% of the popular vote. [3] [4]

Campaign

On May 11, 1948, the North Dakota Democratic Party voted unanimously to instruct its delegation to the Democratic National Convention to support Truman for president. [5]

Results

1948 United States presidential election in North Dakota
PartyCandidateVotes%
Republican Thomas E. Dewey 115,139 52.17%
Democratic Harry S. Truman (inc.)95,81243.41%
Progressive Party (United States, 1948–1955) Henry A. Wallace 8,3913.80%
Socialist Norman Thomas 1,0000.45%
Dixiecrat Strom Thurmond 3740.17%
Total votes220,716 100%

Results by county

County [6] Thomas Edmund Dewey
Republican
Harry S. Truman
Democratic
Henry Agard Wallace [7]
Progressive
Norman Mattoon Thomas [7]
Socialist
James Strom Thurmond [8]
States’ Rights
MarginTotal votes cast
#%#%#%#%#%#%
Adams 90851.01%75342.30%1035.79%130.73%30.17%1558.71%1,780
Barnes 3,38551.33%2,89243.86%2794.23%270.41%110.17%4937.48%6,594
Benson 1,92044.33%2,21651.17%1643.79%240.55%70.16%-296-6.83%4,331
Billings 37250.54%31142.26%456.11%60.82%20.27%618.29%736
Bottineau 2,51359.39%1,57137.13%1142.69%230.54%100.24%94222.26%4,231
Bowman 72349.83%59741.14%1167.99%120.83%30.21%1268.68%1,451
Burke 1,21250.95%97240.86%1697.10%241.01%20.08%24010.09%2,379
Burleigh 5,04959.45%3,11736.70%2382.80%670.79%220.26%1,93222.75%8,493
Cass 11,43052.34%9,93745.51%3691.69%650.30%350.16%1,4936.84%21,836
Cavalier 1,86444.83%2,19852.86%842.02%50.12%70.17%-334-8.03%4,158
Dickey 1,77454.89%1,26439.11%1765.45%100.31%80.25%51015.78%3,232
Divide 98148.14%88743.52%1587.75%90.44%30.15%944.61%2,038
Dunn 1,24451.34%1,07444.33%943.88%70.29%40.17%1707.02%2,423
Eddy 95246.85%91945.23%1416.94%180.89%20.10%331.62%2,032
Emmons 2,22363.46%1,18733.89%732.08%160.46%40.11%1,03629.57%3,503
Foster 93844.82%1,08952.03%572.72%50.24%40.19%-151-7.21%2,093
Golden Valley 78856.25%58541.76%201.43%60.43%20.14%20314.49%1,401
Grand Forks 6,37446.23%6,99650.74%3432.49%610.44%150.11%-622-4.51%13,789
Grant 1,55566.94%68929.66%692.97%60.26%40.17%86637.28%2,323
Griggs 1,03644.31%1,18050.47%1044.45%110.47%70.30%-144-6.16%2,338
Hettinger 1,51764.33%75231.89%793.35%70.30%30.13%76532.44%2,358
Kidder 1,51063.71%77332.62%652.74%160.68%60.25%73731.10%2,370
LaMoure 1,99953.91%1,48139.94%2095.64%150.40%40.11%51813.97%3,708
Logan 1,58571.46%55725.11%552.48%100.45%110.50%1,02846.35%2,218
McHenry 2,57856.45%1,77038.76%2034.44%120.26%40.09%80817.69%4,567
McIntosh 2,20379.36%51318.48%471.69%100.36%30.11%1,69060.88%2,776
McKenzie 1,16845.08%1,22747.36%1857.14%80.31%30.12%-59-2.28%2,591
McLean 2,76250.10%2,28341.41%3646.60%931.69%110.20%4798.69%5,513
Mercer 2,21975.27%64321.81%662.24%150.51%50.17%1,57653.46%2,948
Morton 3,60756.41%2,52139.43%2223.47%310.48%130.20%1,08616.98%6,394
Mountrail 1,39542.22%1,52146.04%36511.05%170.51%60.18%-126-3.81%3,304
Nelson 1,67247.26%1,62946.04%2226.27%130.37%20.06%431.22%3,538
Oliver 74967.84%30427.54%373.35%100.91%40.36%44540.31%1,104
Pembina 2,40646.67%2,66651.72%661.28%110.21%60.12%-260-5.04%5,155
Pierce 1,73858.86%1,14738.84%461.56%130.44%90.30%59120.01%2,953
Ramsey 2,89152.04%2,45844.25%1843.31%170.31%50.09%4337.79%5,555
Ransom 1,77250.85%1,59545.77%942.70%200.57%40.11%1775.08%3,485
Renville 81246.61%83848.11%744.25%130.75%50.29%-26-1.49%1,742
Richland 3,44848.73%3,41348.24%1832.59%160.23%150.21%350.49%7,075
Rolette 1,17941.09%1,56554.55%1073.73%90.31%90.31%-386-13.45%2,869
Sargent 1,38745.73%1,50649.65%1254.12%80.26%70.23%-119-3.92%3,033
Sheridan 1,55478.92%37218.89%361.83%50.25%20.10%1,18260.03%1,969
Sioux 66757.20%46539.88%272.32%60.51%10.09%20217.32%1,166
Slope 44750.51%38843.84%434.86%70.79%00.00%596.67%885
Stark 3,22260.15%2,01737.65%971.81%100.19%110.21%1,20522.49%5,357
Steele 1,05245.00%1,16349.74%1144.88%70.30%20.09%-111-4.75%2,338
Stutsman 4,20852.88%3,41542.92%2773.48%450.57%120.15%7939.97%7,957
Towner 1,14549.76%1,10047.81%401.74%90.39%70.30%451.96%2,301
Traill 2,32852.00%1,87441.86%2545.67%140.31%70.16%45410.14%4,477
Walsh 2,64637.63%4,17059.31%1962.79%100.14%90.13%-1,524-21.68%7,031
Ward 5,51448.64%5,18945.77%5765.08%430.38%150.13%3252.87%11,337
Wells 2,38559.83%1,49237.43%741.86%270.68%80.20%89322.40%3,986
Williams 2,13338.82%2,57146.79%74313.52%380.69%100.18%-438-7.97%5,495
Totals115,13952.17%95,81243.41%8,3913.80%1,0000.45%3740.17%19,3278.76%220,716

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican

Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic

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  7. 1 2 Géoelections; Popular Vote for Henry Wallace (.xlsx file for €15)
  8. Geoelections; Popular Vote for Strom Thurmond (.xlsx file for €15)