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词条 1972 United States presidential election in Oklahoma
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  1. Results

     Results by county 

  2. References

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| election_name = United States presidential election in Oklahoma, 1972
| country = Oklahoma
| flag_year = 1941
| type = presidential
| ongoing = no
| previous_election = United States presidential election in Oklahoma, 1968
| previous_year = 1968
| next_election = United States presidential election in Oklahoma, 1976
| next_year = 1976
| election_date = November 7, 1972
| image1 =
| nominee1 = Richard Nixon
| party1 = Republican Party (United States)
| home_state1 = California
| running_mate1 = Spiro Agnew
| electoral_vote1 = 8
| popular_vote1 = 759,025
| percentage1 = 73.7%
| image2 =
| nominee2 = George McGovern
| party2 = Democratic Party (United States)
| home_state2 = South Dakota
| running_mate2 = Sargent Shriver
| electoral_vote2 = 0
| popular_vote2 = 247,147
| percentage2 = 24.0%
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| map_size = 350px
| map_caption = County Results{{legend|#cc2f4a|Nixon—60-70%}}{{legend|#d40000|Nixon—70-80%}}{{legend|#aa0000|Nixon—80-90%}}
| title = President
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The 1972 United States presidential election in Oklahoma was held on November 7, 1972. Voters chose eight electors, or representatives to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Oklahoma voted in a landslide for incumbent Republican President Richard Nixon over his Democratic challenger George McGovern. Nixon’s winning margin of 49.70 percentage points made Oklahoma his third-strongest state behind Mississippi and Georgia[1], and was even in a huge landslide 26.55 percentage points more Republican than the nation at-large. Although in the twenty-first century Oklahoma has rivalled Wyoming, Utah, Idaho and increasingly West Virginia as the most Republican state in the nation, no presidential candidate in Oklahoma has ever equalled Nixon’s margin of victory. Indeed, in the eleven presidential elections since this one, only twice has any state been carried by a larger percentage margin – both by Ronald Reagan in Utah, as part of the 1980 and 1984 elections.

Nixon carried with over sixty percent of the vote all seventy-seven counties in the state, four years after he had won the Sooner State despite finishing behind both Democrat Hubert Humphrey and American Independent George Wallace in Love, McCurtain and Pushmataha Counties.[2] American Independent John G. Schmitz was the only other candidate on the ballot, and he received 2.30 percent of the vote, although managing over eleven percent in the Panhandle county of Cimmaron. Nixon's feat of winning every county in Oklahoma would not be achieved by a Republican again until George W. Bush in 2004. Since that election, the Republicans have carried every county by wide margins.

In archconservative Oklahoma, McGovern was uniformly viewed as a left-wing extremist because of his support for busing and civil rights, plus his opposition to the Vietnam War, support for granting amnesty to draft dodgers[3] and support for a thousand-dollar giveaway to each American as a solution to poverty.[4] Many, especially Republican campaigners, also believed McGovern would legalise abortion and illicit drugs if he were elected[5] – despite the fact that his running mate Sargent Shriver was firmly pro-life.

Consequently, even the most loyal Southern Democrats from the southeastern part of the state almost completely deserted their traditional party for Nixon: Bryan, Choctaw, Coal, Johnston, and the above-mention Love and McCurtain Counties deserted their traditional Democratic Party for the first time ever.[6] Nixon also almost completely captured the twenty percent of Oklahoman voters who had supported Wallace in 1968:[7] exit polls suggested he won them over McGovern by a ratio of ten to one, and in the two Wallace counties of Pushmataha and Atoka Nixon totalled over seventy percent of the vote vis-à-vis less than thirty in 1968.

Results

United States presidential election in Oklahoma, 1972[8]
PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
Republican Richard Nixon (incumbent)759,02573,70%8
Democratic George McGovern247,14724.00%0
American Independent John G. Schmitz23,7282.30%0
Totals1,029,900100.00%9
Voter turnout

Results by county

County Nixon# Nixon% McGovern# McGovern% Schmitz# Schmitz% Total votes cast
Adair4,72073.12%1,60124.80%1342.08%6,455
Alfalfa3,20881.48%64116.28%882.24%3,937
Atoka2,90572.86%99324.91%892.23%3,987
Beaver2,56280.41%52216.38%1023.20%3,186
Beckham4,47271.72%1,60825.79%1552.49%6,235
Blaine3,95877.73%96318.91%1713.36%5,092
Bryan5,39761.91%3,14436.06%1772.03%8,718
Caddo7,68370.41%2,92126.77%3082.82%10,912
Canadian11,40078.28%2,75118.89%4132.84%14,564
Carter9,36866.41%4,57732.45%1611.14%14,106
Cherokee7,08069.37%2,89928.40%2272.22%10,206
Choctaw3,39964.40%1,79834.07%811.53%5,278
Cimarron1,35071.62%32317.14%21211.25%1,885
Cleveland25,77768.71%11,12629.66%6151.64%37,518
Coal1,46167.05%68031.21%381.74%2,179
Comanche19,75979.85%4,55918.42%4271.73%24,745
Cotton2,05070.23%79827.34%712.43%2,919
Craig4,16370.36%1,64227.75%1121.89%5,917
Creek12,39675.11%3,70522.45%4022.44%16,503
Custer7,26774.30%2,29823.50%2152.20%9,780
Delaware5,47670.30%2,13527.41%1782.29%7,789
Dewey2,10674.79%62622.23%842.98%2,816
Ellis2,05977.76%47317.86%1164.38%2,648
Garfield19,34879.07%4,55718.62%5642.30%24,469
Garvin7,24570.72%2,68526.21%3153.07%10,245
Grady7,76267.50%3,44029.92%2972.58%11,499
Grant2,82975.34%80521.44%1213.22%3,755
Greer2,15466.40%1,00430.95%862.65%3,244
Harmon1,31968.38%56829.45%422.18%1,929
Harper1,97679.84%38515.56%1144.61%2,475
Haskell2,81563.12%1,40831.57%2375.31%4,460
Hughes3,49764.86%1,78733.14%1082.00%5,392
Jackson5,51971.61%2,05426.65%1341.74%7,707
Jefferson1,70962.12%96935.22%732.65%2,751
Johnston2,20567.72%98330.19%682.09%3,256
Kay17,24478.44%4,24619.31%4942.25%21,984
Kingfisher4,86181.90%91215.37%1622.73%5,935
Kiowa3,71169.81%1,49528.12%1102.07%5,316
Latimer2,52064.80%1,23931.86%1303.34%3,889
Le Flore7,93267.45%3,43329.19%3943.35%11,759
Lincoln6,51274.98%1,91922.10%2542.92%8,685
Logan6,54368.85%2,76029.04%2002.10%9,503
Love1,40766.75%67131.83%301.42%2,108
McClain4,24173.16%1,35023.29%2063.55%5,797
McCurtain6,44170.20%2,56827.99%1661.81%9,175
McIntosh3,21663.89%1,68633.49%1322.62%5,034
Major3,20383.89%51213.41%1032.70%3,818
Marshall2,27365.37%1,11332.01%912.62%3,477
Mayes7,53572.08%2,65625.41%2632.52%10,454
Murray2,98368.23%1,29429.60%952.17%4,372
Muskogee15,16165.65%7,38031.96%5512.39%23,092
Noble4,08578.38%99919.17%1282.46%5,212
Nowata3,29372.61%1,09624.17%1463.22%4,535
Okfuskee2,86266.73%1,32830.96%992.31%4,289
Oklahoma156,43775.24%46,98622.60%4,5022.17%207,925
Okmulgee8,70663.82%4,49432.94%4423.24%13,642
Osage9,28873.77%2,96823.57%3352.66%12,591
Ottawa8,34868.63%3,65730.07%1581.30%12,163
Pawnee4,28077.30%1,13520.50%1222.20%5,537
Payne17,01973.77%5,64424.46%4071.76%23,070
Pittsburg9,98966.42%4,74831.57%3032.01%15,040
Pontotoc8,76272.04%3,16025.98%2401.97%12,162
Pottawatomie13,30871.30%4,82225.84%5342.86%18,664
Pushmataha2,45668.24%1,01628.23%1273.53%3,599
Roger Mills1,69678.16%42019.35%542.49%2,170
Rogers9,69776.19%2,60720.48%4243.33%12,728
Seminole6,87970.02%2,74627.95%1992.03%9,824
Sequoyah6,84271.64%2,51926.37%1901.99%9,551
Stephens 10,30971.61%3,62325.17%4643.22%14,396
Texas5,72682.54%92413.32%2874.14%6,937
Tillman3,33170.92%1,25626.74%1102.34%4,697
Tulsa125,27877.75%32,77920.34%3,0691.90%161,126
Wagoner6,56972.13%2,25724.78%2813.09%9,107
Washington16,34779.74%3,65817.84%4952.41%20,500
Washita3,57871.45%1,30526.06%1252.50%5,008
Woods4,41376.23%1,23421.32%1422.45%5,789
Woodward5,35080.05%1,10416.52%2293.43%6,683
Totals759,02573.70%247,14724.00%23,7282.30%1,029,900

References

1. ^{{cite web|url=https://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/stats.php?year=1972&f=0&off=0&elect=0|title=1972 Presidential Election Statistics|publisher=Dave Leip’s Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections|date= |accessdate=2018-03-05}}
2. ^Dave Leip’s Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections; 1968 Presidential General Election Results – Oklahoma
3. ^Perry, James Moorhead; Us and Them: How the Press Covered the 1972 Election, p. 136 {{ISBN|0517505525}}
4. ^Grantham, Dewey W.; The Life and Death of the Solid South: A Political History, p. 179 {{ISBN|0813148723}}
5. ^Davis, Lanny; Scandal: How "Gotcha" Politics Is Destroying America, pp. 65-66 {{ISBN|1466892803}}
6. ^Menendez Albert J.; The Geography of Presidential Elections in the United States, pp. 99, 282-283 {{ISBN|0786422173}}
7. ^See Judis, John B. and Teixeira, Ruy; The Emerging Democratic Majority, p. 19 {{ISBN|0743254783}}
8. ^{{cite web |url=http://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/state.php?year=1972&fips=40&f=0&off=0&elect=0 |title=1972 Presidential General Election Results – Oklahoma|accessdate=2016-02-09 |publisher=Dave Leip’s U.S. Election Atlas}}
{{State Results of the 1972 U.S. presidential election | state=expanded}}{{United States elections}}

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