1988 United States presidential election in Virginia

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1988 United States presidential election in Virginia
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  1984 November 8, 1988 1992  
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Nominee George H. W. Bush Michael Dukakis
Party Republican Democratic
Home state Texas Massachusetts
Running mate Dan Quayle Lloyd Bentsen
Electoral vote120
Popular vote1,309,162859,799
Percentage59.74%39.23%

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County and Independent City Results

President before election

Ronald Reagan
Republican

Elected President

George H. W. Bush
Republican

The 1988 United States presidential election in Virginia took place on November 8, 1988. All 50 states and the District of Columbia, were part of the 1988 United States presidential election. Virginia voters chose 12 electors to the Electoral College, which selected the president and vice president.

Contents

Virginia was won by incumbent United States Vice President George H. W. Bush of Texas, who was running against Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis. Bush ran with Indiana Senator Dan Quayle as Vice President, and Dukakis ran with Texas Senator Lloyd Bentsen.

Most counties in Virginia turned out for Bush, including the highly populated regions of Virginia Beach and Fairfax County. Bush ran strongly in most parts of the state, but in particular, he cracked sixty percent in populous Fairfax County, outside Washington, D.C., and got over 2/3 and 3/4 of the vote in the Richmond suburbs of Henrico and Chesterfield, respectively, which contributed to the swelling of his statewide margin. Dukakis did well in Arlington County, the independent cities of Richmond and Norfolk, in Virginia's Black Belt counties, and in some then-traditionally Democratic counties in heavily-unionized southwest Virginia. [1]

As of the 2020 presidential election , this is the last election in which Northampton County and the independent cities of Martinsville, Fredericksburg, and Hampton voted for a Republican presidential candidate. This was also the last time that a Republican won the majority of the vote in Fairfax County. [2]

Background

Every Republican presidential nominee following World War II had won Virginia except for the victories of Harry S. Truman and Lyndon B. Johnson in the 1948 and 1964 elections. Virginia was the only southern state that Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter failed to win in the 1976 election. [3]

The Republicans held Virginia's governorship from the 1969 election until Democratic nominee Chuck Robb's victory in 1981. The Democrats had also reduced the Republican control over the state's United States House of Representatives delegation from nine of ten seats in 1980 to five seats in 1986. [4]

Campaign

Jesse Jackson won the Democratic primary due to lower white turnout and increased black turnout. Jackson won 96% of the black vote and 12% of the white vote. Al Gore won 40% of the white vote while Michael Dukakis won 35%. The racial composition of the primary was 65% white and 35% black. [5]

49% of white voters participated in the Republican primary. [6]

69% of white voters supported Bush while 30% supported Dukakis. [7] [8] Bush placed first in all of the state's congressional districts. Robb won in the concurrent senatorial election despite the Republican presidential victory. [9]

Results

1988 United States presidential election in Virginia [10]
PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
Republican George H. W. Bush 1,309,16259.74%12
Democratic Michael Dukakis 859,79939.23%0
Independent Lenora Fulani 14,3120.65%0
Libertarian Ron Paul 8,3360.38%0
Totals2,191,609100.0%12

Results by county or independent city

County/CityGeorge H.W. Bush
Republican
Michael Dukakis
Democratic
Lenora Fulani [11]
Independent
Ron Paul [11]
Libertarian
MarginTotal votes cast
# %# %# %# %# %
Accomack 6,92660.01%4,44338.49%1251.08%480.42%2,48321.52%11,542
Albemarle 15,11758.70%10,36340.24%890.35%1840.71%4,75418.46%25,753
Alexandria 20,91345.66%24,35853.18%3470.76%1860.41%-3,445-7.52%45,804
Alleghany 2,55551.87%2,31647.02%420.85%130.26%2394.85%4,926
Amelia 2,18760.85%1,35937.81%260.72%220.61%82823.04%3,594
Amherst 6,50764.10%3,56735.14%450.44%320.32%2,94028.96%10,151
Appomattox 3,20563.59%1,74034.52%531.05%420.83%1,46529.07%5,040
Arlington 34,19145.37%40,31453.49%4420.59%4180.55%-6,123-8.12%75,365
Augusta 13,25175.14%4,17023.65%1450.82%680.39%9,08151.49%17,634
Bath 1,27358.74%88140.66%80.37%50.23%39218.08%2,167
Bedford 10,70265.33%5,40633.00%2051.25%690.42%5,29632.33%16,382
Bedford City 1,32256.79%96041.24%361.55%100.43%36215.55%2,328
Bland 1,55661.12%93736.80%381.49%150.59%61924.32%2,546
Botetourt 5,68759.30%3,76339.23%920.96%490.51%1,92420.07%9,591
Bristol 4,40763.92%2,44635.47%280.41%140.20%1,96128.44%6,895
Brunswick 2,74246.60%3,07052.18%440.75%280.48%-328-5.58%5,884
Buchanan 3,91235.68%6,93563.25%1000.91%180.16%-3,023-27.57%10,965
Buckingham 2,48155.49%1,94143.41%320.72%170.38%54012.08%4,471
Buena Vista 1,12156.08%82841.42%371.85%130.65%29314.66%1,999
Campbell 12,71372.51%4,57426.09%1931.10%530.30%8,13946.42%17,533
Caroline 3,06548.71%3,18650.64%210.33%200.32%-121-1.93%6,292
Carroll 6,37766.17%3,19033.10%410.43%290.30%3,18733.07%9,637
Charles City 82630.59%1,83968.11%180.67%170.63%-1,013-37.52%2,700
Charlotte 2,69957.44%1,92340.92%561.19%210.45%77616.52%4,699
Charlottesville 5,81742.61%7,67156.19%620.45%1020.75%-1,854-13.58%13,652
Chesapeake 29,73860.87%18,82838.54%1730.35%1160.24%10,91022.33%48,855
Chesterfield 58,82875.34%18,72323.98%2620.34%2700.35%40,10551.36%78,083
Clarke 2,50262.24%1,47836.77%120.30%280.70%1,02425.47%4,020
Clifton Forge 75943.65%96155.26%100.58%90.52%-202-11.61%1,739
Colonial Heights 6,00178.57%1,58120.70%250.33%310.41%4,42057.87%7,638
Covington 1,27443.70%1,56753.76%411.41%331.13%-293-10.06%2,915
Craig 1,11255.46%86443.09%160.80%130.65%24812.37%2,005
Culpeper 5,89668.57%2,55529.71%1031.20%450.52%3,34138.86%8,599
Cumberland 1,97862.61%1,13235.83%341.08%150.47%84626.78%3,159
Danville 12,22161.49%7,35337.00%2241.13%760.38%4,86824.49%19,874
Dickenson 3,09140.65%4,46158.67%360.47%160.21%-1,370-18.02%7,604
Dinwiddie 4,16554.38%3,40544.46%510.67%380.50%7609.92%7,659
Emporia 1,28956.61%97742.91%70.31%40.18%31213.70%2,277
Essex 2,03860.56%1,29438.45%170.51%160.48%74422.11%3,365
Fairfax 200,64161.10%125,71138.28%8920.27%1,1210.34%74,93022.82%328,365
Fairfax City 5,57661.27%3,43037.69%490.54%460.51%2,14623.58%9,101
Falls Church 2,47049.51%2,48449.79%170.34%180.36%-14-0.28%4,989
Fauquier 11,73369.86%4,83728.80%1610.96%650.39%6,89641.06%16,796
Floyd 2,92161.69%1,72736.47%561.18%310.65%1,19425.22%4,735
Fluvanna 2,44760.29%1,56238.48%260.64%240.59%88521.81%4,059
Franklin 7,39155.73%5,73443.24%900.68%460.35%1,65712.49%13,261
Franklin City 1,55748.50%1,63050.78%120.37%110.34%-73-2.28%3,210
Frederick 9,92172.33%3,70727.02%420.31%470.34%6,21445.31%13,717
Fredericksburg 3,40155.26%2,68343.60%400.65%300.49%71811.66%6,154
Galax 1,27858.09%90741.23%80.36%70.32%37116.86%2,200
Giles 3,49052.50%3,04245.76%801.20%360.54%4486.74%6,648
Gloucester 7,64668.38%3,37230.16%1161.04%470.42%4,27438.22%11,181
Goochland 3,76562.61%2,20936.74%200.33%190.32%1,55625.87%6,013
Grayson 3,96861.51%2,44137.84%350.54%70.11%1,52723.67%6,451
Greene 2,23469.29%89927.88%722.23%190.59%1,33541.41%3,224
Greensville 1,61043.13%2,08355.80%240.64%160.43%-473-12.67%3,733
Halifax 5,67156.02%4,28242.30%970.96%740.73%1,38913.72%10,124
Hampton 24,03454.85%19,10643.60%5271.20%1510.34%4,92811.25%43,818
Hanover 20,57076.99%5,98522.40%750.28%880.33%14,58554.59%26,718
Harrisonburg 5,37664.86%2,79933.77%841.01%290.35%2,57731.09%8,288
Henrico 62,28469.29%26,98030.02%3780.42%2450.27%35,30439.27%89,887
Henry 10,87158.04%7,53640.24%2581.38%640.34%3,33517.80%18,729
Highland 80762.75%45635.46%131.01%100.78%35127.29%1,286
Hopewell 4,67263.48%2,56634.86%931.26%290.39%2,10628.62%7,360
Isle of Wight 5,77960.07%3,74738.95%630.65%320.33%2,03221.12%9,621
James City 8,94564.95%4,64233.70%1240.90%620.45%4,30331.25%13,773
King and Queen 1,37650.46%1,30948.00%260.95%160.59%672.46%2,727
King George 2,58762.40%1,51936.64%210.51%190.46%1,06825.76%4,146
King William 2,73562.89%1,56135.89%310.71%220.51%1,17427.00%4,349
Lancaster 3,38067.02%1,55130.76%841.67%280.56%1,82936.26%5,043
Lee 4,08045.11%4,90654.24%300.33%290.32%-826-9.13%9,045
Lexington 99449.11%99749.26%211.04%120.59%-3-0.15%2,024
Loudoun 20,44866.26%10,10132.73%2060.67%1070.35%10,34733.53%30,862
Louisa 3,83157.16%2,78941.61%420.63%400.60%1,04215.55%6,702
Lunenburg 2,53056.27%1,87041.59%761.69%200.44%66014.68%4,496
Lynchburg 15,32364.04%8,27934.60%2431.02%810.34%7,04429.44%23,926
Madison 2,50162.12%1,42735.44%591.47%390.97%1,07426.68%4,026
Manassas 5,98068.59%2,65830.49%550.63%260.30%3,32238.10%8,719
Manassas Park 99368.67%43430.01%90.62%100.69%55938.66%1,446
Martinsville 3,36053.64%2,79444.60%861.37%240.38%5669.04%6,264
Mathews 2,75267.52%1,23530.30%571.40%320.79%1,51737.22%4,076
Mecklenburg 5,88763.45%3,27535.30%710.77%450.49%2,61228.15%9,278
Middlesex 2,57163.99%1,36133.87%421.05%441.10%1,21030.12%4,018
Montgomery 12,32657.48%8,90941.55%980.46%1110.52%3,41715.93%21,444
Nelson 2,50251.60%2,27246.86%350.72%400.82%2304.74%4,849
New Kent 2,91766.54%1,42732.55%200.46%200.46%1,49033.99%4,384
Newport News 32,57059.88%21,41339.37%2870.53%1250.23%11,15720.51%54,395
Norfolk 30,53844.33%37,77854.84%3470.50%2280.33%-7,240-10.51%68,891
Northampton 2,56252.00%2,24245.50%941.91%290.59%3206.50%4,927
Northumberland 2,98465.14%1,50632.87%611.33%300.65%1,47832.27%4,581
Norton 60842.73%79555.87%151.05%50.35%-187-13.14%1,423
Nottoway 3,16157.38%2,21740.24%1031.87%280.51%94417.14%5,509
Orange 4,31961.57%2,59236.95%690.98%350.50%1,72724.62%7,015
Page 5,01366.18%2,49932.99%350.46%280.37%2,51433.19%7,575
Patrick 3,99064.06%2,09333.60%1241.99%220.35%1,89730.46%6,229
Petersburg 4,23133.60%8,17764.94%1311.04%520.41%-3,946-31.34%12,591
Pittsylvania 12,22963.69%6,61234.44%2831.47%770.40%5,61729.25%19,201
Poquoson 3,84080.83%87718.46%180.38%160.34%2,96362.37%4,751
Portsmouth 16,08744.61%19,69854.63%1660.46%1080.30%-3,611-10.02%36,059
Powhatan 4,04072.91%1,46726.48%160.29%180.32%2,57346.43%5,541
Prince Edward 3,14755.02%2,43442.55%951.66%440.77%71312.47%5,720
Prince George 4,98266.29%2,46932.85%380.51%260.35%2,51333.44%7,515
Prince William 39,65466.70%19,19832.29%4340.73%1670.28%20,45634.41%59,453
Pulaski 6,84458.40%4,68639.99%1401.19%490.42%2,15818.41%11,719
Radford 2,48156.84%1,85542.50%210.48%80.18%62614.34%4,365
Rappahannock 1,65761.69%1,00337.34%80.30%180.67%65424.35%2,686
Richmond 1,86266.24%92432.87%150.53%100.36%93833.37%2,811
Richmond City 31,58642.26%42,15556.41%6390.86%3560.48%-10,569-14.15%74,736
Roanoke 22,01162.61%12,93836.80%1150.33%930.26%9,07325.81%35,157
Roanoke City 15,38946.90%17,18552.37%1320.40%1070.33%-1,796-5.47%32,813
Rockbridge 3,54158.41%2,41239.79%651.07%440.73%1,12918.62%6,062
Rockingham 13,24172.59%4,71625.85%1901.04%940.52%8,52546.74%18,241
Russell 4,37440.68%6,22257.86%1301.21%270.25%-1,848-17.18%10,753
Salem 5,69459.77%3,76039.47%400.42%330.35%1,93420.30%9,527
Scott 4,98656.76%3,61641.16%1391.58%440.50%1,37015.60%8,785
Shenandoah 8,61271.74%3,27627.29%670.56%490.41%5,33644.45%12,004
Smyth 7,44663.49%3,98934.02%2362.01%560.48%3,45729.47%11,727
South Boston 1,69464.05%93635.39%110.42%40.15%75828.66%2,645
Southampton 3,43952.96%3,00046.20%350.54%190.29%4396.76%6,493
Spotsylvania 10,97866.16%5,48633.06%840.51%450.27%5,49233.10%16,593
Stafford 12,23469.07%5,38030.37%550.31%430.24%6,85438.70%17,712
Staunton 5,77569.29%2,45729.48%871.04%150.18%3,31839.81%8,334
Suffolk 9,74254.27%8,08045.01%790.44%490.27%1,6629.26%17,950
Surry 1,24642.98%1,60255.26%220.76%291.00%-356-12.28%2,899
Sussex 1,82246.77%1,95850.26%792.03%370.95%-136-3.49%3,896
Tazewell 7,16546.37%8,09852.40%1520.98%380.25%-933-6.03%15,453
Virginia Beach 76,48168.89%33,78030.43%3970.36%3600.32%42,70138.46%111,018
Warren 4,70061.86%2,76936.44%1031.36%260.34%1,93125.42%7,598
Washington 10,72263.45%5,81934.43%2931.73%650.38%4,90329.02%16,899
Waynesboro 4,67268.72%2,03829.97%670.99%220.32%2,63438.75%6,799
Westmoreland 2,97455.38%2,31143.04%601.12%250.47%66312.34%5,370
Williamsburg 1,64850.91%1,53447.39%260.80%290.90%1143.52%3,237
Winchester 4,49765.53%2,30033.52%250.36%400.58%2,19732.01%6,862
Wise 6,18946.23%7,01752.42%1300.97%500.37%-828-6.19%13,386
Wythe 5,82763.17%3,20134.70%1701.84%270.29%2,62628.47%9,225
York 11,10369.96%4,63929.23%840.53%450.28%6,46440.73%15,871
Totals1,309,16259.74%859,79939.23%14,3120.65%8,3360.38%449,36320.51%2,191,609

Counties and independent cities that flipped from Republican to Democratic

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