1964 United States presidential election in Kansas

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1964 United States presidential election in Kansas
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  1960 November 3, 1964 [1] 1968  
  37 Lyndon Johnson 3x4 (cropped).jpg Goldwater and Miller (cropped).jpg
Nominee Lyndon B. Johnson Barry Goldwater
Party Democratic Republican
Home state Texas Arizona
Running mate Hubert Humphrey William E. Miller
Electoral vote70
Popular vote464,028386,579
Percentage54.09%45.06%

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County Results

President before election

Lyndon B. Johnson
Democratic

Elected President

Lyndon B. Johnson
Democratic

The 1964 United States presidential election in Kansas took place on November 3, 1964, as part of the 1964 United States presidential election. Voters chose seven [2] representatives, or electors, to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Contents

Kansas was won by incumbent President Lyndon B. Johnson (DTexas), with 54.09 percent of the popular vote, against Senator Barry Goldwater (RArizona), with 45.06 percent of the popular vote. [3] [4]

As of the 2020 presidential election , this is the last time the Democratic candidate won Kansas, as well as the following counties: Allen, Barber, Barton, Bourbon, Clark, Comanche, Cowley, Ellsworth, Franklin, Geary, Gove, Grant, Harvey, Haskell, Kearny, Lane, Lyon, McPherson, Montgomery, Morton, Nemaha, Neosho, Osage, Ottawa, Pratt, Russell, Saline, Sedgwick, Sheridan, Sherman, Stanton, Stevens, Thomas and Trego. [5]

To date Johnson’s 54.09 percent remains the best Democratic presidential performance in Kansas history.

Results

Electoral results
Presidential candidatePartyHome statePopular voteElectoral
vote
Running mate
CountPercentageVice-presidential candidateHome stateElectoral vote
Lyndon B. Johnson Democrat Texas 464,02854.09%7 Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota 7
Barry M. Goldwater Republican Arizona 386,57945.06%0 William E. Miller New York 0
E. Harold Munn Prohibition Michigan 5,3930.63%00
Eric Hass Labor California 1,9010.22%0 Henning A. Blomen Massachusetts 0
Total857,901100%77
Needed to win270270

Results by county

1964 United States presidential election in Kansas by county [6]
CountyLyndon Baines Johnson
Democratic
Barry Morris Goldwater
Republican
Earle Harold Munn
Prohibition
Eric Hass
Labor
MarginTotal votes cast
# %# %# %# %# %
Allen 3,36953.89%2,84145.44%300.48%120.19%5288.45%6,252
Anderson 2,05854.44%1,69244.76%160.42%140.37%3669.68%3,780
Atchison 5,03761.21%3,14738.24%240.29%210.26%1,89022.97%8,229
Barber 1,84550.91%1,75848.51%110.30%100.28%872.40%3,624
Barton 7,34060.06%4,82639.49%410.34%140.11%2,51420.57%12,221
Bourbon 3,98054.35%3,29044.93%400.55%130.18%6909.42%7,323
Brown 2,38642.33%3,21357.01%260.46%110.20%-827-14.67%5,636
Butler 9,06158.34%6,36440.97%760.49%310.20%2,69717.36%15,532
Chase 88649.41%90250.31%50.28%00.00%-16-0.89%1,793
Chautauqua 1,16344.05%1,46355.42%110.42%30.11%-300-11.36%2,640
Cherokee 5,72060.23%3,73039.28%290.31%180.19%1,99020.95%9,497
Cheyenne 88643.43%1,14756.23%60.29%10.05%-261-12.79%2,040
Clark 88152.91%77746.67%60.36%10.06%1046.25%1,665
Clay 1,80637.06%3,03062.18%230.47%140.29%-1,224-25.12%4,873
Cloud 3,31454.84%2,68044.35%350.58%140.23%63410.49%6,043
Coffey 1,59444.20%1,99855.41%90.25%50.14%-404-11.20%3,606
Comanche 81853.67%69445.54%40.26%80.52%1248.14%1,524
Cowley 7,59151.30%7,09247.93%960.65%180.12%4993.37%14,797
Crawford 10,28261.78%6,28637.77%410.25%350.21%3,99624.01%16,644
Decatur 1,31448.45%1,38250.96%90.33%70.26%-68-2.51%2,712
Dickinson 4,07046.00%4,70453.17%510.58%220.25%-634-7.17%8,847
Doniphan 1,85648.54%1,95251.05%90.24%70.18%-96-2.51%3,824
Douglas 9,41654.26%7,82545.09%770.44%350.20%1,5919.17%17,353
Edwards 1,42760.03%93239.21%120.50%60.25%49520.82%2,377
Elk 99443.73%1,26755.74%100.44%20.09%-273-12.01%2,273
Ellis 5,55369.24%2,44030.42%130.16%140.17%3,11338.82%8,020
Ellsworth 2,11859.88%1,40639.75%80.23%50.14%71220.13%3,537
Finney 3,63961.86%2,20137.41%320.54%110.19%1,43824.44%5,883
Ford 5,22159.59%3,48139.73%360.41%230.26%1,74019.86%8,761
Franklin 4,41053.64%3,72545.31%760.92%100.12%6858.33%8,221
Geary 3,41959.51%2,25939.32%540.94%130.23%1,16020.19%5,745
Gove 1,02256.37%77442.69%160.88%10.06%24813.68%1,813
Graham 1,19349.54%1,19449.58%150.62%60.25%-1-0.04%2,408
Grant 1,02357.63%72740.96%181.01%70.39%29616.68%1,775
Gray 1,13663.36%64335.86%130.73%10.06%49327.50%1,793
Greeley 46954.16%38844.80%70.81%20.23%819.35%866
Greenwood 2,04842.66%2,71756.59%260.54%100.21%-669-13.93%4,801
Hamilton 72651.09%68548.21%100.70%00.00%412.89%1,421
Harper 1,81347.59%1,96951.68%230.60%50.13%-156-4.09%3,810
Harvey 5,30650.95%4,97947.81%1181.13%120.12%3273.14%10,415
Haskell 82058.20%57040.45%151.06%40.28%25017.74%1,409
Hodgeman 82157.25%60742.33%40.28%20.14%21414.92%1,434
Jackson 1,97145.46%2,33453.83%230.53%80.18%-363-8.37%4,336
Jefferson 2,06646.06%2,38053.07%210.47%180.40%-314-7.00%4,485
Jewell 1,60145.29%1,89553.61%310.88%80.23%-294-8.32%3,535
Johnson 31,21345.12%37,67254.46%2030.29%910.13%-6,459-9.34%69,179
Kearny 73756.05%56342.81%130.99%20.15%17413.23%1,315
Kingman 2,22653.32%1,91745.92%250.60%70.17%3097.40%4,175
Kiowa 97045.54%1,13553.29%251.17%00.00%-165-7.75%2,130
Labette 6,20856.12%4,76143.04%540.49%390.35%1,44713.08%11,062
Lane 77356.42%58642.77%80.58%30.22%18713.65%1,370
Leavenworth 7,47957.14%5,54442.36%430.33%230.18%1,93514.78%13,089
Lincoln 1,31648.69%1,37350.80%130.48%10.04%-57-2.11%2,703
Linn 1,72546.89%1,93952.70%130.35%20.05%-214-5.82%3,679
Logan 95749.30%96749.82%150.77%20.10%-10-0.52%1,941
Lyon 6,19754.07%5,18445.23%700.61%110.10%1,0138.84%11,462
Marion 2,79244.03%3,48154.90%661.04%20.03%-689-10.87%6,341
Marshall 3,33448.87%3,43250.31%520.76%40.06%-98-1.44%6,822
McPherson 5,17352.65%4,48345.62%1611.64%90.09%6907.02%9,826
Meade 1,17947.31%1,29051.77%210.84%20.08%-111-4.45%2,492
Miami 4,62061.03%2,90738.40%350.46%80.11%1,71322.63%7,570
Mitchell 1,89848.92%1,95150.28%260.67%50.13%-53-1.37%3,880
Montgomery 8,85350.83%8,43748.44%1040.60%220.13%4162.39%17,416
Morris 1,60548.30%1,68350.65%270.81%80.24%-78-2.35%3,323
Morton 93860.09%60939.01%110.70%30.19%32921.08%1,561
Nemaha 3,26057.36%2,39142.07%280.49%40.07%86915.29%5,683
Neosho 4,79557.80%3,45841.68%330.40%100.12%1,33716.12%8,296
Ness 1,56259.73%1,03439.54%160.61%30.11%52820.19%2,615
Norton 1,44938.78%2,24560.09%370.99%50.13%-796-21.31%3,736
Osage 2,73750.13%2,68149.10%330.60%90.16%561.03%5,460
Osborne 1,65948.78%1,70049.99%371.09%50.15%-41-1.21%3,401
Ottawa 1,53550.29%1,49148.85%180.59%80.26%441.44%3,052
Pawnee 2,57763.25%1,46836.03%290.71%00.00%1,10927.22%4,074
Phillips 1,80445.10%2,16454.10%300.75%20.05%-360-9.00%4,000
Pottawatomie 2,43247.97%2,60651.40%300.59%20.04%-174-3.43%5,070
Pratt 2,59450.58%2,49348.61%340.66%80.16%1011.97%5,129
Rawlins 95942.41%1,29257.14%80.35%20.09%-333-14.73%2,261
Reno 14,93662.30%8,82936.83%1940.81%140.06%6,10725.47%23,973
Republic 2,22247.54%2,41451.65%320.68%60.13%-192-4.11%4,674
Rice 3,66560.10%2,39039.19%390.64%40.07%1,27520.91%6,098
Riley 5,59746.12%6,39652.70%1221.01%220.18%-799-6.58%12,137
Rooks 1,92349.01%1,98550.59%100.25%60.15%-62-1.58%3,924
Rush 1,77861.29%1,09837.85%200.69%50.17%68023.44%2,901
Russell 2,50550.33%2,43548.93%300.60%70.14%701.41%4,977
Saline 9,72559.45%6,53339.94%730.45%260.16%3,19219.51%16,357
Scott 1,01646.67%1,14352.50%140.64%40.18%-127-5.83%2,177
Sedgwick 66,37255.23%52,59243.76%7920.66%4250.35%13,78011.47%120,181
Seward 2,52046.14%2,91053.28%270.49%50.09%-390-7.14%5,462
Shawnee 30,62654.09%25,73645.45%2030.36%600.11%4,8908.64%56,625
Sheridan 1,02855.66%80843.75%90.49%20.11%22011.91%1,847
Sherman 1,52250.56%1,46348.60%190.63%60.20%591.96%3,010
Smith 1,80946.73%2,02652.34%290.75%70.18%-217-5.61%3,871
Stafford 2,08757.32%1,51641.64%381.04%00.00%57115.68%3,641
Stanton 50051.55%45947.32%80.82%30.31%414.23%970
Stevens 1,00649.80%99249.11%170.84%50.25%140.69%2,020
Sumner 5,57453.34%4,76045.55%1020.98%140.13%8147.79%10,450
Thomas 1,79353.55%1,52845.64%230.69%40.12%2657.92%3,348
Trego 1,17754.44%97445.05%90.42%20.09%2039.39%2,162
Wabaunsee 1,28740.83%1,83958.34%190.60%70.22%-552-17.51%3,152
Wallace 49648.72%51650.69%50.49%10.10%-20-1.96%1,018
Washington 2,01542.83%2,65456.41%320.68%40.09%-639-13.58%4,705
Wichita 66255.30%52944.19%60.50%00.00%13311.11%1,197
Wilson 2,59246.65%2,91952.54%400.72%50.09%-327-5.89%5,556
Woodson 1,12846.40%1,27952.61%170.70%70.29%-151-6.21%2,431
Wyandotte 43,44266.47%20,55331.45%8901.36%4660.71%22,88935.02%65,351
Totals464,02854.09%386,57945.06%5,3930.63%1,9010.22%77,4499.03%857,901

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