List of United States Republican Party presidential tickets
March 02, 2023
This is a list of the candidates for the offices of President of the United States and Vice President of the United States of the Republican Party, either duly preselected and nominated, or the presumptive nominees of a future preselection and election. Opponents who received over one percent of the popular vote or ran an official campaign that received Electoral College votes are listed. Offices held prior to Election Day are included, and those held on Election Day have an italicized end date.
^If not for am unpledged elector and 17 invalidated electors from Union-occupied Louisiana and Texas, Lincoln and Johnson would have won 213 (91.0%) or 230 (91.6%) votes.
^If not for the 17 invalidated electors from Union-occupied Louisiana and Texas, McClellan and Pendleton would have won 8.4% of votes.
^If not for the 14 invalidated electors from voting irregularities in Arkansas and Louisiana, Grant and Wilson would have won 300 (82.0%) votes.
^Greeley died after the election but before the Electoral College convened, and was not replaced for the vote. The ticket's intended delegates were scattered.
^If not for the 14 invalidated electors for Grant and Wilson from voting irregularities in Arkansas and Louisiana, Greeley and Brown's 66 votes would have been 18.0%.
^ abSherman died before the 1912 election and Butler was declared the running mate after the election to receive his Electoral College votes.
^If not for a faithless elector, Eisenhower and Nixon would have won 458 (86.3%) in 1956.
^ abIf not for a faithless elector, Nixon and Agnew would have won 521 (96.8%) Electoral College votes.
^ abA faithless elector swapped their votes for President and Vice President in the Electoral College, otherwise the Dukakis/Bentsen ticket would have won 112 (20.8%) votes.
^An elector from the District of Columbia abstained from casting a vote for the Gore/Lieberman ticket, otherwise Gore would have won 267 (49.6%) votes.
^A faithless elector voted Edwards for President and Vice President in the Electoral College, otherwise Kerry would have won 252 (46.8%) votes.
^If not for faithless electors, Trump and Pence would have won 306 (56.9%) Electoral College votes each, while Clinton and Kaine would have won 232 (43.1%) votes.
March 02, 2023
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This is a list of the candidates for the offices of President of the United States and Vice President of the United States of the Republican Party either duly preselected and nominated or the presumptive nominees of a future preselection and election Opponents who received over one percent of the popular vote or ran an official campaign that received Electoral College votes are listed Offices held prior to Election Day are included and those held on Election Day have an italicized end date Contents 1 19th century 1 1 1856 1 2 1860 1864 1 3 1868 1872 1 4 1876 1 5 1880 1 6 1884 1 7 1888 1892 1 8 1896 1900 2 20th century 2 1 1904 2 2 1908 1912 2 3 1916 2 4 1920 2 5 1924 2 6 1928 1932 2 7 1936 2 8 1940 2 9 1944 1948 2 10 1952 1956 2 11 1960 2 12 1964 2 13 1968 1972 2 14 1976 2 15 1980 1984 2 16 1988 1992 2 17 1996 3 21st century 3 1 2000 2004 3 2 2008 3 3 2012 3 4 2016 2020 4 See also 5 Notes19th century Edit1856 Edit Presidentialnominee 1856 lost Vice presidentialnomineeJohn C Fremont of CA 1813 1890 Prior public experienceGovernor of California 1847 Shadow Senator 1849 1850 U S Senate 1850 1851 Higher educationCollege of Charleston Prior public experienceAssociate Justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court 1838 1841 U S Senate 1842 1851 Chair of the Senate Public Buildings Committee 1842 1845 Chair of the Senate Engrossed Bills Committee 1844 1845 Higher educationPrinceton University BA William L Dayton of NJ 1807 1864 Opponent s James Buchanan Democratic Millard Fillmore Know Nothing Electoral voteBuchanan Breckinridge 174 58 8 Fremont Dayton 114 38 5 Fillmore Donelson 8 2 7 Popular voteBuchanan Breckinridge 1 836 072 45 3 Fremont Dayton 1 342 345 33 1 Fillmore Donelson 873 053 21 5 Opponent s John C Breckinridge Democratic Andrew Jackson Donelson Know Nothing 1860 1864 Edit Presidentialnominee 1860 won 1864 won Vice presidentialnomineeAbraham Lincoln of IL 1809 1865 Prior public experienceIllinois House of Representatives 1834 1842 U S House of Representatives 1847 1849 President 1861 1865 Higher educationNone Prior public experienceMaine House of Representatives 1836 1841 1847 Speaker of the Maine House of Representatives 1837 1838 1839 1840 U S House of Representatives 1843 1847 Chair of the House Elections Committee 1845 1847 U S Senate 1848 1857 1857 1861 Chair of the Senate Commerce Committee 1849 1856 Chair of the Senate Printing Committee 1852 1853 Governor of Maine 1857 Higher educationNone Hannibal Hamlin of ME 1809 1891 Prior public experienceTennessee House of Representatives 1835 1837 1839 1841 Tennessee Senate 1841 1843 U S House of Representatives 1843 1853 Chair of the House Public Expenditures Committee 1849 1852 Governor of Tennessee 1853 1857 1862 1865 U S Senate 1857 1862 Chair of the Senate Audit Committee 1859 1861 Higher educationNone Andrew Johnson of TN 1808 1875 Opponent s Stephen A Douglas Democratic John C Breckinridge Southern Democrats John Bell Constitutional Union Electoral voteLincoln Hamlin 180 59 4 Breckinridge Lane 72 23 8 Bell Everett 39 12 9 Douglas Johnson 12 4 0 Popular voteLincoln Hamlin 1 865 908 39 7 Douglas Johnson 1 380 202 29 5 Breckinridge Lane 848 019 18 2 Bell Everett 590 901 12 7 Opponent s Herschel Vespasian Johnson Democratic Joseph Lane Southern Democrats Edward Everett Constitutional Union Opponent s George B McClellan Democratic Electoral voteLincoln Johnson 212 91 0 1 McClellan Pendleton 21 9 0 2 Popular voteLincoln Johnson 2 218 388 55 0 McClellan Pendleton 1 812 807 45 0 Opponent s George H Pendleton Democratic 1868 1872 Edit Presidentialnominee 1868 won 1872 won Vice presidentialnomineeUlysses S Grant of OH 1822 1885 Prior public experienceCommanding General of the U S Army 1864 1869 Acting U S Secretary of War 1867 1868 President 1869 1877 Higher educationU S Military Academy BS Prior public experienceU S House of Representatives 1855 1869 Chair of the House Post Office Committee 1859 1863 Speaker of the U S House of Representatives 1863 1869 Higher educationNone Schuyler Colfax of IN 1823 1885 Prior public experienceMassachusetts House of Representatives 1841 1842 Massachusetts Senate 1844 1846 1850 1852 President of the Massachusetts Senate 1851 1852 U S Senate 1855 1873 Chair of the Senate Military Affairs Committee 1861 1873 Higher educationNone Henry Wilson of MA 1812 1875 Opponent s Horatio Seymour Democratic Electoral voteGrant Colfax 214 72 8 Seymour Blair 80 27 2 Popular voteGrant Colfax 3 013 421 52 7 Seymour Blair 2 706 829 47 3 Opponent s Francis Preston Blair Jr Democratic Opponent s Horace Greeley Democratic Electoral voteGrant Wilson 286 81 3 3 Greeley Brown 66 18 8 4 5 Popular voteGrant Wilson 3 598 235 55 6 Greely Brown 2 834 761 43 8 Opponent s Benjamin Gratz Brown Democratic 1876 Edit Presidentialnominee 1876 won Vice presidentialnomineeRutherford B Hayes of OH 1822 1893 Prior public experienceU S House of Representatives 1865 1867 Governor of Ohio 1868 1872 1876 1877 Higher educationKenyon College BA Harvard University LLB Prior public experienceNew York Assembly 1850 1851 New York Senate 1858 1859 U S House of Representatives 1861 1877 Chair of the House War Department Expenditures Committee 1861 1863 Chair of the House Commerce Committee 1873 1875 Higher educationUniversity of Vermont BA William A Wheeler of NY 1819 1887 Opponent s Samuel J Tilden Democratic Electoral voteHayes Wheeler 185 50 1 Tilden Hendricks 184 49 9 Popular voteTilden Hendricks 4 288 546 50 9 Hayes Wheeler 4 034 311 47 9 Opponent s Thomas A Hendricks Democratic 1880 Edit Presidentialnominee 1880 won Vice presidentialnomineeJames A Garfield of OH 1831 1881 Prior public experienceOhio Senate 1859 1861 U S House of Representatives 1863 1881 Chair of the House Military Affairs Committee 1867 1869 Chair of the House Banking Committee 1869 1871 Chair of the House Appropriations Committee 1871 1875 Higher educationHiram College Williams College BA Prior public experienceCollector of the Port of New York 1871 1878 Chair of the New York Republican Party 1879 1881 Higher educationUnion College State and National Law School Chester A Arthur of NY 1829 1886 Opponent s Winfield Scott Hancock Democratic James B Weaver Greenback Electoral voteGarfield Arthur 214 58 0 Hancock English 155 42 0 Popular voteGarfield Arthur 4 446 158 48 3 Hancock English 4 444 260 48 2 Weaver Chambers 308 649 3 4 Opponent s William Hayden English Democratic Barzillai J Chambers Greenback 1884 Edit Presidentialnominee 1884 lost Vice presidentialnomineeJames G Blaine of ME 1830 1893 Prior public experienceMaine House of Representatives 1859 1862 Speaker of the Maine House of Representatives 1861 1862 U S House of Representatives 1863 1876 Speaker of the U S House of Representatives 1869 1875 Chair of the House Rules Committee 1873 1876 U S Senate 1876 1881 Chair of the Senate Civil Service Committee 1877 Chair of the Senate Rules Committee 1877 1879 U S Secretary of State 1881 Higher educationWashington amp Jefferson College BA Prior public experienceIllinois House of Representatives 1852 1853 1856 1857 U S House of Representatives 1859 1862 1867 1871 Chair of the House Unfinished Business Committee 1859 1862 Chair of the House Armed Services Committee 1869 1871 U S Senate 1871 1877 1879 1886 Chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee 1872 1877 1881 1886 Higher educationShiloh College University of Louisville LLB John A Logan of IL 1826 1886 Opponent s Grover Cleveland Democratic John St John Prohibition Benjamin Butler Greenback Electoral voteCleveland Hendricks 219 54 6 Blaine Logan 182 45 4 Popular voteCleveland Hendricks 4 914 482 48 9 Blaine Logan 4 856 905 48 3 St John Daniel 147 482 1 5 Butler West 134 294 1 3 Opponent s Thomas A Hendricks Democratic William Daniel Prohibition Absolom M West Greenback 1888 1892 Edit Presidentialnominee 1888 won 1892 lost Vice presidentialnomineeBenjamin Harrison of IN 1833 1901 Prior public experienceU S Senate 1881 1887 Chair of the Senate Seaboard Transportation Routes Committee 1881 1883 Chair of the Senate Territories Committee 1884 1887 President 1889 1893 Higher educationOhio Military Institute Miami University BA Prior public experienceU S House of Representatives 1879 1881 U S Minister to France 1881 1885 Higher educationNone Levi Morton of NY 1824 1920 Prior public experienceU S Minister to France 1889 1892 Higher educationNone Whitelaw Reid of NY 1837 1912 Opponent s Grover Cleveland Democratic Clinton Fisk Prohibition Alson Streeter Union Labor Electoral voteHarrison Morton 233 58 1 Cleveland Thurman 168 41 9 Popular voteCleveland Thurman 5 534 488 48 6 Harrison Morton 5 443 892 47 8 Fisk Brooks 249 819 2 2 Streeter Cunningham 146 602 1 3 Opponent s Allen Thurman Democratic John Brooks Prohibition Charles Cunningham Union Labor Opponent s Grover Cleveland Democratic James Weaver Populist John Bidwell Prohibition Electoral voteCleveland Stevenson 277 62 4 Harrison Reid 145 32 7 Weaver Field 22 5 0 Popular voteCleveland Stevenson 5 556 918 46 0 Harrison Reid 5 176 108 43 0 Weaver Field 1 041 028 8 5 Bidwell Cranfill 270 879 2 2 Opponent s Adlai Stevenson Democratic James Field Populist James Cranfill Prohibition 1896 1900 Edit Presidentialnominee 1896 won 1900 won Vice presidentialnomineeWilliam McKinley of OH 1843 1901 Prior public experienceU S House of Representatives 1877 1884 1885 1891 Chair of the House Laws Revision Committee 1882 1883 Chair of the House Ways and Means Committee 1889 1891 Governor of Ohio 1892 1896 President 1897 1901 Higher educationAllegheny College University of Mount Union Albany Law School Prior public experienceChair of the New Jersey Republican Party 1880 1891 New Jersey General Assembly 1873 1875 Speaker of the New Jersey General Assembly 1874 1875 New Jersey Senate 1877 1883 President of the New Jersey Senate 1881 1883 Higher educationRutgers University New Brunswick BA Garret Hobart of NJ 1844 1899 Prior public experienceNew York Assembly 1882 1884 Minority Leader of the New York Assembly 1883 United States Civil Service Commission 1889 1895 Police Commissioner of New York City 1895 1897 Assistant Secretary of the Navy 1897 1898 Governor of New York 1899 1900 Higher educationHarvard University BA Columbia University Theodore Roosevelt of NY 1858 1919 Opponent s William Jennings Bryan Democratic Populist Electoral vote President McKinley 271 60 6 Bryan 176 39 4 Electoral vote Vice President Hobart 271 60 6 Sewall 149 33 3 Watson 27 6 0 Popular voteMcKinley Hobart 7 102 246 51 0 Bryan Sewall Watson 6 492 559 46 7 Opponent s Arthur Sewall Democratic Tom Watson Populist Opponent s William Jennings Bryan Democratic Populist John Woolley Prohibition Electoral voteMcKinley Roosevelt 292 65 3 Bryan Stevenson 155 34 7 Popular voteMcKinley Roosevelt 7 228 864 51 6 Bryan Stevenson 6 370 932 45 5 Woolley Metcalf 210 864 1 5 Opponent s Adlai Stevenson Democratic Henry Metcalf Prohibition 20th century Edit1904 Edit Presidentialnominee 1904 won Vice presidentialnomineeTheodore Roosevelt of NY 1858 1919 Prior public experienceNew York Assembly 1882 1884 Minority Leader of the New York Assembly 1883 United States Civil Service Commission 1889 1895 Police Commissioner of New York City 1895 1897 Assistant Secretary of the Navy 1897 1898 Governor of New York 1899 1900 Vice President 1901 President 1901 1909 Higher educationHarvard University BA Columbia University Prior public experienceU S Senate 1897 1905 Chair of the Senate Immigration Committee 1897 1899 Chair of the Senate Public Buildings Committee 1899 1905 Higher educationOhio Wesleyan University BA MA Charles Fairbanks of IN 1852 1918 Opponent s Alton Parker Democratic Gene Debs Socialist Silas Swallow Prohibition Electoral voteRoosevelt Fairbanks 336 70 6 Parker Davis 140 29 4 Popular voteRoosevelt Fairbanks 7 630 457 56 4 Parker Davis 5 083 880 37 6 Debs Hanford 402 810 3 0 Swallow Carroll 259 102 1 9 Opponent s Henry Davis Democratic Ben Hanford Socialist George Carroll Prohibition 1908 1912 Edit Presidentialnominee 1908 won 1912 lost Vice presidentialnomineeWilliam Taft of OH 1857 1930 Prior public experienceU S Solicitor General 1890 1892 Judge of the U S Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit 1892 1900 Governor General of the Philippines 1901 1903 U S Secretary of War 1904 1908 Acting Governor of Cuba 1906 President 1909 1913 Higher educationYale University BA University of Cincinnati LLB Prior public experienceMayor of Utica NY 1884 1885 U S House of Representatives 1887 1891 1893 1909 Chair of the House Justice Department Expenditures Committee 1889 1891 Chair of the House Indian Affairs Committee 1895 1909 Vice President 1909 1912 Higher educationHamilton College New York BA Jim Sherman of NY 6 1855 1912 Prior public experienceNoneHigher educationColumbia University BA MA PhD Nicholas Butler of NY 6 1862 1947 Opponent s William Jennings Bryan Democratic Gene Debs Socialist Eugene Chafin Prohibition Electoral voteTaft Sherman 321 66 5 Bryan Kern 162 33 5 Popular voteTaft Sherman 7 678 335 51 6 Bryan Kern 6 408 979 43 0 Debs Hanford 420 852 2 8 Chafin Watkins 254 087 1 7 Opponent s John Kern Democratic Ben Hanford Socialist Aaron Watkins Prohibition Opponent s Woodrow Wilson Democratic Theodore Roosevelt Progressive Eugene Debs Socialist Eugene Chafin Prohibition Electoral voteWilson Marshall 435 81 9 Roosevelt Johnson 88 16 6 Taft Butler 8 1 5 Popular voteWilson Marshall 6 296 284 41 8 Roosevelt Johnson 4 122 721 24 7 Taft Butler 3 486 242 23 2 Debs Seidel 901 551 6 0 Chafin Watkins 208 156 1 7 Opponent s Thomas Marshall Democratic Hiram Johnson Progressive Emil Seidel Socialist Aaron Watkins Prohibition 1916 Edit Presidentialnominee 1916 lost Vice presidentialnomineeCharles Hughes of NY 1862 1948 Prior public experienceGovernor of New York 1907 1910 Associate Justice of the U S Supreme Court 1910 1916 Higher educationColgate University Brown University BA Columbia University LLB Prior public experienceU S Senate 1897 1905 Chair of the Senate Immigration Committee 1897 1899 Chair of the Senate Public Buildings Committee 1899 1905 Vice President 1905 1909 Higher educationOhio Wesleyan University BA MA Charles Fairbanks of IN 1852 1918 Opponent s Woodrow Wilson Democratic Allan Benson Socialist Frank Hanly Prohibition Electoral voteWilson Marshall 277 52 2 Hughes Fairbanks 254 47 8 Popular voteWilson Marshall 49 2 Hughes Fairbanks 8 548 728 46 1 Benson Kirkpatrick 590 524 3 2 Hanly Landrith 221 302 1 2 Opponent s Thomas Marshall Democratic Kirk Kirkpatrick Socialist Ira Landrith Prohibition 1920 Edit Presidentialnominee 1920 won Vice presidentialnomineeWarren G Harding of OH 1865 1923 Prior public experienceOhio Senate 1900 1904 Lieutenant Governor of Ohio 1904 1906 U S Senate 1915 1921 Higher educationOhio Central College BA Prior public experienceMassachusetts House of Representatives 1907 1908 Massachusetts Senate 1912 1915 President of the Massachusetts Senate 1914 1915 Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts 1916 1919 Governor of Massachusetts 1919 1921 Higher educationAmherst College BA Calvin Coolidge of MA 1872 1933 Opponent s James Cox Democratic Gene Debs Socialist Parley Christensen Farmer Labor Electoral voteHarding Coolidge 404 76 1 Cox Roosevelt 127 23 9 Popular voteHarding Coolidge 16 144 093 60 3 Cox Roosevelt 9 139 661 34 2 Debs Stedman 913 693 3 4 Christensen Hayes 265 398 1 0 Opponent s Franklin D Roosevelt Democratic Stedy Stedman Socialist Max Hayes Farmer Labor 1924 Edit Presidentialnominee 1924 won Vice presidentialnomineeCalvin Coolidge of MA 1872 1933 Prior public experienceMassachusetts House of Representatives 1907 1908 Massachusetts Senate 1912 1915 President of the Massachusetts Senate 1914 1915 Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts 1916 1919 Governor of Massachusetts 1919 1921 Vice President 1921 1923 President 1923 1929 Higher educationAmherst College BA Prior public experienceComptroller of the Currency 1898 1901 Director of the U S Bureau of the Budget 1921 1922 Higher educationMarietta College BA University of Cincinnati LLB Charles Dawes of IL 1865 1951 Opponent s John Davis Democratic Bob La Follette Progressive Electoral voteCoolidge Dawes 382 71 9 Davis Bryan 136 25 6 La Follette Wheeler 13 2 4 Popular voteCoolidge Dawes 15 723 789 54 0 Davis Bryan 8 386 242 28 8 La Follette Wheeler 4 831 706 16 6 Opponent s Charles Bryan Democratic Burton Wheeler Progressive 1928 1932 Edit Presidentialnominee 1928 won 1932 lost Vice presidentialnomineeHerbert Hoover of CA 1874 1964 Prior public experienceDirector of the U S Food Administration 1917 1918 U S Secretary of Commerce 1921 1928 President 1929 1933 Higher educationStanford University BS Prior public experienceU S House of Representatives 1893 1907 Chair of the House Interior Expenditures Committee 1895 1903 U S Senate 1907 1913 1915 1929 Chair of the Senate Indian Depredations Committee 1907 1911 Secretary of the Senate Republican Conference 1911 1913 Chair of the Senate Coast Defenses Committee 1911 1913 President pro tempore of the U S Senate 1911 Senate Minority Whip 1915 1919 Senate Majority Whip 1919 1924 Chair of the Senate Rules Committee 1921 1929 Senate Majority Leader 1924 1929 Chair of the Joint Inaugural Ceremonies Committee 1924 1925 Vice President 1929 1933 Higher educationNone Charles Curtis of KS 1860 1936 Opponent s Al Smith Democratic Electoral voteHoover Curtis 444 83 6 Smith Robinson 87 16 4 Popular voteHoover Curtis 21 427 123 58 2 Smith Robinson 15 015 464 40 8 Opponent s Joe Robinson Democratic Opponent s Franklin D Roosevelt Democratic Norman Thomas Socialist Electoral voteRoosevelt Garner 472 88 9 Hoover Curtis 59 11 1 Popular voteRoosevelt Garner 22 821 277 57 4 Hoover Curtis 15 761 254 39 7 Thomas Maurer 884 885 2 2 Opponent s Jack Garner Democratic James Maurer Socialist 1936 Edit Presidentialnominee 1936 lost Vice presidentialnomineeAlf Landon of KS 1887 1987 Prior public experienceChair of the Kansas Republican Party 1928 1930 Governor of Kansas 1933 1937 Higher educationUniversity of Kansas Lawrence LLB Prior public experienceNoneHigher educationAlma College BA Frank Knox of IL 1874 1944 Opponent s Franklin D Roosevelt Democratic William Lemke Union Electoral voteRoosevelt Garner 523 98 5 Landon Knox 8 1 5 Popular voteRoosevelt Garner 27 752 648 60 8 Landon Knox 16 681 862 36 5 Lemke O Brien 892 378 2 0 Opponent s Jack Garner Democratic Thomas O Brien Union 1940 Edit Presidentialnominee 1940 lost Vice presidentialnomineeWendell Willkie of NY 1892 1944 Prior public experienceNoneHigher educationIndiana University Bloomington BA LLB Prior public experienceAssociate Justice of the Oregon Supreme Court 1913 1915 U S Senate 1917 1918 1918 1944 Chair of the Arid Lands Committee 1919 1926 Chair of the Senate Agriculture Committee 1926 1933 Senate Minority Leader 1933 1940 Higher educationStanford University Charles McNary of OR 1874 1944 Opponent s Franklin D Roosevelt Democratic Electoral voteRoosevelt Wallace 449 84 6 Willkie McNary 82 15 4 Popular voteRoosevelt Wallace 27 313 945 54 7 Willkie McNary 44 8 Opponent s Henry Wallace Democratic 1944 1948 Edit Presidentialnominee 1944 lost 1948 lost Vice presidentialnomineeThomas E Dewey of NY 1902 1971 Prior public experienceActing U S Attorney for the Southern District of New York 1933 District Attorney of New York County NY 1938 1941 Governor of New York 1943 1954 Higher educationUniversity of Michigan BA Columbia University JD Prior public experienceAttorney General of Ohio 1933 1937 Governor of Ohio 1939 1945 Higher educationOhio State University BA LLB John W Bricker of OH 1893 1986 Prior public experienceDistrict Attorney of Alameda County CA 1925 1939 Chair of the California Republican Party 1932 1938 Attorney General of California 1939 1943 Governor of California 1943 1953 Higher educationUniversity of California Berkeley BA JD Earl Warren of CA 1891 1974 Opponent s Franklin D Roosevelt Democratic Electoral voteRoosevelt Truman 432 81 4 Dewey Bricker 99 18 6 Popular voteRoosevelt Truman 25 612 916 53 4 Dewey Bricker 22 017 929 45 3 Opponent s Harry S Truman Democratic Opponent s Harry S Truman Democratic Strom Thurmond Dixiecrat Henry Wallace Progressive Electoral voteTruman Barkley 303 57 1 Dewey Warren 189 35 6 Thurmond Wright 39 7 3 Popular voteTruman Barkley 24 179 347 49 6 Dewey Warren 21 991 292 45 1 Thurmond Wright 1 175 930 2 4 Wallace Taylor 1 157 328 2 3 Opponent s Alben Barkley Democratic Fielding Wright Dixiecrat Glen Taylor Progressive 1952 1956 Edit Presidentialnominee 1952 won 1956 won Vice presidentialnomineeDwight D Eisenhower of NY 1952 PA 1956 1890 1969 Prior public experienceCommanding General of the U S Army Europe 1942 1943 1944 1945 Governor of the American Zone of Occupied Germany 1945 Chief of Staff of the U S Army 1945 1948 Supreme Allied Commander Europe 1951 1952 President 1953 1961 Higher educationU S Military Academy BS Prior public experienceU S House of Representatives 1947 1950 U S Senate 1950 1953 Vice President 1953 1961 Higher educationWhittier College BA Duke University JD Richard Nixon of CA 1913 1994 Opponent s Adlai Stevenson Democratic Electoral voteEisenhower Nixon 442 83 2 Stevenson Sparkman 89 16 8 Popular voteEisenhower Nixon 34 075 529 55 2 Stevenson Sparkman 27 375 090 44 2 Opponent s John Sparkman Democratic Electoral voteEisenhower Nixon 457 86 1 7 Stevenson Kefauver 73 13 7 Jones Talmadge 1 0 2 Popular voteEisenhower Nixon 35 579 180 57 4 Stevenson Kefauver 26 028 028 42 0 Opponent s Estes Kefauver Democratic 1960 Edit Presidentialnominee 1960 lost Vice presidentialnomineeRichard Nixon of CA 1913 1994 Prior public experienceU S House of Representatives 1947 1950 U S Senate 1950 1953 Vice President 1953 1961 Higher educationWhittier College BA Duke University JD Prior public experienceMassachusetts House of Representatives 1933 1936 U S Ambassador to the United Nations 1953 1960 U S Senate 1937 1944 1947 1953 Higher educationHarvard University BA Henry Cabot Lodge of MA 1902 1985 Opponent s John F Kennedy Democratic Harry Byrd SouthernDemocrats Electoral vote President Kennedy 303 56 4 Nixon 219 40 8 Byrd 15 2 8 Electoral vote Vice President Johnson 303 56 4 Lodge 219 40 8 Thurmond 14 2 6 Goldwater 1 0 2 Popular voteKennedy Johnson 34 220 984 49 7 Nixon Lodge 34 108 157 49 6 Byrd Thurmond 116 248 0 2 Opponent s Lyndon Johnson Democratic Strom Thurmond SouthernDemocrats 1964 Edit Presidentialnominee 1964 lost Vice presidentialnomineeBarry Goldwater of AZ 1909 1998 Prior public experienceU S Senate 1953 1965 Chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee 1955 1957 1961 1963 Higher educationUniversity of Arizona Prior public experienceU S House of Representatives 1951 1953 1953 1965 Chair of the National Republican Congressional Committee 1960 1961 Chair of the Republican National Committee 1961 1964 Higher educationUniversity of Notre Dame BA Union University New York LLB William Miller of NY 1914 1983 Opponent s Lyndon Johnson Democratic Electoral voteJohnson Humphrey 486 90 3 Goldwater Miller 52 9 7 Popular voteJohnson Humphrey 43 127 041 61 1 Goldwater Miller 27 175 754 38 5 Opponent s Hubert Humphrey Democratic 1968 1972 Edit Presidentialnominee 1968 won 1972 won Vice presidentialnomineeRichard Nixon of NY 1968 CA 1972 1913 1994 Prior public experienceU S House of Representatives 1947 1950 U S Senate 1950 1953 Vice President 1953 1961 President 1969 1974 Higher educationWhittier College BA Duke University JD Prior public experienceExecutive of Baltimore County 1962 1966 Governor of Maryland 1967 1969 Vice President 1969 1973 Higher educationJohns Hopkins University BA University of Baltimore LLB Spiro Agnew of MD 1918 1996 Opponent s Hubert Humphrey Democratic George Wallace AmericanIndependent Electoral voteNixon Agnew 301 55 9 Humphrey Muskie 191 35 5 Wallace LeMay 46 8 6 Popular voteNixon Agnew 31 783 783 43 4 Humphrey Muskie 31 271 839 42 7 Wallace LeMay 9 901 118 13 5 Opponent s Ed Muskie Democratic Curtis LeMay AmericanIndependent Opponent s George McGovern Democratic John Schmitz AmericanIndependent Electoral voteNixon Agnew 520 96 7 8 McGovern Shriver 17 3 2 Hospers Nathan 1 0 2 8 Popular voteNixon Agnew 47 168 710 60 6 McGovern Shriver 29 173 222 37 5 Schmitz Anderson 1 100 868 1 4 Opponent s Sargent Shriver Democratic Thomas Anderson AmericanIndependent 1976 Edit Presidentialnominee 1976 lost Vice presidentialnomineeGerald Ford of MI 1913 2006 Prior public experienceU S House of Representatives 1949 1973 Chair of the House Republican Conference 1963 1965 House Minority Leader 1965 1973 Vice President 1973 1974 President 1974 1977 Higher educationUniversity of Michigan BA Yale University JD Prior public experienceKansas House of Representatives 1951 1953 U S House of Representatives 1961 1969 U S Senate 1969 1996 Chair of the Republican National Committee 1971 1973 Higher educationUniversity of Kansas Lawrence University of Arizona Washburn University BA LLB Bob Dole of KS 1923 2021 Opponent s Jimmy Carter Democratic Electoral vote President Carter 297 55 2 Ford 240 44 6 9 Reagan 1 0 2 Electoral vote Vice President Mondale 297 55 2 Dole 241 44 8 Popular voteCarter Mondale 40 831 881 50 1 Ford Dole 39 148 634 48 0 Opponent s Walter Mondale Democratic 1980 1984 Edit Presidentialnominee 1980 won 1984 won Vice presidentialnomineeRonald Reagan of CA 1911 2004 Prior public experienceGovernor of California 1967 1975 Chair of the Republican Governors Association 1968 1970 President 1981 1989 Higher educationEureka College BA Prior public experienceU S House of Representatives 1967 1971 U S Ambassador to the United Nations 1971 1973 Chair of the Republican National Committee 1973 1974 Chief of the U S Liaison Office to the People s Republic of China 1974 1975 Director of Central Intelligence 1976 1977 Vice President 1981 1989 Higher educationYale University BA George H W Bush of TX 1924 2018 Opponent s Jimmy Carter Democratic John Anderson Independent Ed Clark Libertarian Electoral voteReagan Bush 489 90 9 Carter Mondale 49 9 1 Popular voteReagan Bush 43 903 230 50 8 Carter Mondale 35 480 115 41 0 Anderson Lucey 5 719 850 6 6 Clark Koch 921 128 1 1 Opponent s Walter Mondale Democratic Patrick Lucey Independent David Koch Libertarian Opponent s Walter Mondale Democratic Electoral voteReagan Bush 525 97 6 Mondale Ferraro 13 2 4 Popular voteReagan Bush 54 455 472 58 8 Mondale Ferraro 37 577 352 40 6 Opponent s Geraldine Ferraro Democratic 1988 1992 Edit Presidentialnominee 1988 won 1992 lost Vice presidentialnomineeGeorge H W Bush of TX 1924 2018 Prior public experienceU S House of Representatives 1967 1971 U S Ambassador to the United Nations 1971 1973 Chair of the Republican National Committee 1973 1974 Chief of the U S Liaison Office to the People s Republic of China 1974 1975 Director of Central Intelligence 1976 1977 Vice President 1981 1989 President 1989 1993 Higher educationYale University BA Prior public experienceU S House of Representatives 1977 1981 U S Senate 1981 1989 Chair of the Senate System Study Committee 1984 Vice President 1989 1993 Higher educationDePauw University BA Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis JD Dan Quayle of IN born 1947 Opponent s Michael Dukakis Democratic Electoral vote President Bush 426 79 2 Dukakis 111 20 6 10 Bentsen 1 0 2 Electoral vote Vice President Quayle 426 79 2 Bentsen 111 20 6 10 Dukakis 1 0 2 Popular voteBush Quayle 48 886 097 53 4 Dukakis Bentsen 41 809 074 45 7 Opponent s Lloyd Bentsen Democratic Opponent s Bill Clinton Democratic Ross Perot Independent Electoral voteClinton Gore 370 68 8 Bush Quayle 168 31 2 Popular voteClinton Gore 44 909 806 43 0 Bush Quayle 39 104 550 37 5 Perot Stockdale 19 743 821 18 9 Opponent s Al Gore Democratic James Stockdale Independent 1996 Edit Presidentialnominee 1996 lost Vice presidentialnomineeBob Dole of KS 1923 2021 Prior public experienceKansas House of Representatives 1951 1953 U S House of Representatives 1961 1969 U S Senate 1969 1996 Ranking Member of the Senate Agriculture Committee 1975 1979 Chair of the Senate Finance Committee 1981 1985 Senate Majority Leader 1985 1987 1995 1996 Chair of the Senate Europe Security and Cooperation Committee 1985 1987 Senate Minority Leader 1987 1995 Chair of the Republican National Committee 1971 1973 Higher educationUniversity of Kansas University of Arizona Washburn University BA LLB Prior public experienceU S House of Representatives 1971 1989 Chair of the House Republican Conference 1981 1987 U S Secretary of Housing and Urban Development 1989 1993 Higher educationOccidental College BA California State University Long Beach California Western University San Diego Jack Kemp of NY 1935 2009 Opponent s Bill Clinton Democratic Ross Perot Reform Electoral voteClinton Gore 379 70 4 Dole Kemp 159 29 6 Popular voteClinton Gore 47 401 185 49 2 Dole Kemp 39 197 469 40 7 Perot Choate 8 085 294 8 4 Opponent s Al Gore Democratic Pat Choate Reform 21st century Edit2000 2004 Edit Presidentialnominee 2000 won 2004 won Vice presidentialnomineeGeorge W Bush of TX born 1946 Prior public experienceGovernor of Texas 1995 2000 President 2001 2009 Higher educationYale University BA Harvard University MBA Prior public experienceWhite House Chief of Staff 1975 1977 U S House of Representatives 1979 1989 Chair of the House Republican Policy Committee 1981 1987 Chair of the House Republican Conference 1987 1989 Ranking Member of the House Iran Contra Committee 1987 House Minority Whip 1989 U S Secretary of Defense 1989 1993 Vice President 2001 2009 Higher educationYale University University of Wyoming BA MA University of Wisconsin Madison Dick Cheney of WY born 1941 Opponent s Al Gore Democratic Ralph Nader Green Electoral voteBush Cheney 271 50 4 Gore Lieberman 266 49 4 11 Popular voteGore Lieberman 50 999 897 48 4 Bush Cheney 50 456 002 47 9 Nader LaDuke 2 882 955 2 7 Opponent s Joe Lieberman Democratic Winona LaDuke Green Opponent s John Kerry Democratic Electoral vote President Bush 286 53 2 Kerry 251 46 7 12 Edwards 1 0 2 Electoral vote Vice President Cheney 286 53 2 Edwards 252 46 8 Popular voteBush Cheney 62 040 610 50 7 Kerry Edwards 59 028 444 48 3 Opponent s John Edwards Democratic 2008 Edit Presidentialnominee 2008 lost Vice presidentialnomineeJohn McCain of AZ 1936 2018 Prior public experienceU S House of Representatives 1983 1987 United States Senate 1987 2018 Chair of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee 1995 1997 2005 2007 Chair of the Senate Commerce Committee 1997 2001 2003 2005 Ranking Member of the Senate Commerce Committee 2001 2003 Ranking Member of the Senate Armed Services Committee 2007 2013 Higher educationUnited States Naval Academy BS Prior public experienceGovernor of Alaska 2006 2009 Higher educationUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Hilo Hawaii Pacific University North Idaho College Matanuska Susitna College University of Idaho BA Sarah Palin of AK born 1964 Opponent s Barack Obama Democratic Electoral voteObama Biden 365 67 8 McCain Palin 173 32 2 Popular voteObama Biden 69 498 516 52 9 McCain Palin 59 948 323 45 7 Opponent s Joe Biden Democratic 2012 Edit Presidentialnominee 2012 lost Vice presidentialnomineeMitt Romney of MA born 1947 Prior public experienceGovernor of Massachusetts 2003 2007 Chair of the Republican Governors Association 2005 2006 Higher educationStanford University Brigham Young University BA Harvard University JD MBA Prior public experienceU S House of Representatives 1999 2019 Chair of the House Budget Committee 2011 2015 Higher educationMiami University BA Paul Ryan of WI born 1970 Opponent s Barack Obama Democratic Electoral voteObama Biden 332 61 7 Romney Ryan 206 38 3 Popular voteObama Biden 65 915 796 51 1 Romney Ryan 60 933 500 47 2 Johnson Gray 1 275 971 1 0 Opponent s Joe Biden Democratic 2016 2020 Edit Presidentialnominee 2016 won 2020 lost Vice presidentialnomineeDonald Trump of NY 2016 FL 2020 born 1946 Prior public experiencePresident 2017 2021 Higher educationFordham University University of Pennsylvania BS Prior public experienceU S House of Representatives 2001 2013 Chair of the Republican Study Committee 2005 2007 Ranking Member of the House Voting Irregularities Committee 2007 2008 Chair of the House Republican Conference 2009 2011 Governor of Indiana 2013 2017 Vice President 2017 2021 Higher educationHanover College BA Indiana University Indianapolis JD Mike Pence of IN born 1959 Opponent s Hillary Clinton Democratic Gary Johnson Libertarian Jill Stein Green Electoral vote President 13 Trump 304 56 5 Clinton 227 42 2 Powell 3 0 6 Kasich 1 0 2 Paul 1 0 2 Sanders 1 0 2 Spotted Eagle 1 0 2 Electoral vote Vice President Pence 305 56 7 Kaine 227 42 2 Warren 2 0 4 Cantwell 1 0 2 Collins 1 0 2 Fiorina 1 0 2 LaDuke 1 0 2 Popular voteClinton Kaine 65 853 516 48 2 Trump Pence 62 984 825 46 1 Johnson Weld 4 489 221 3 3 Stein Baraka 1 457 216 1 1 Opponent s Tim Kaine Democratic Bill Weld Libertarian Ajamu Baraka Green Opponent s Joe Biden Democratic Jo Jorgensen Libertarian Electoral voteBiden Harris 306 56 9 Trump Pence 232 43 1 Popular voteBiden Harris 81 268 924 51 4 Trump Pence 74 216 154 46 9 Jorgensen Cohen 1 865 724 1 2 Opponent s Kamala Harris Democratic Spike Cohen Libertarian See also EditList of Republican National Conventions History of the United States Republican Party List of United States National Republican Whig Party presidential tickets List of United States Democratic Party presidential tickets List of United States Green Party presidential tickets List of United States Libertarian Party presidential ticketsNotes Edit If not for am unpledged elector and 17 invalidated electors from Union occupied Louisiana and Texas Lincoln and Johnson would have won 213 91 0 or 230 91 6 votes If not for the 17 invalidated electors from Union occupied Louisiana and Texas McClellan and Pendleton would have won 8 4 of votes If not for the 14 invalidated electors from voting irregularities in Arkansas and Louisiana Grant and Wilson would have won 300 82 0 votes Greeley died after the election but before the Electoral College convened and was not replaced for the vote The ticket s intended delegates were scattered If not for the 14 invalidated electors for Grant and Wilson from voting irregularities in Arkansas and Louisiana Greeley and Brown s 66 votes would have been 18 0 a b Sherman died before the 1912 election and Butler was declared the running mate after the election to receive his Electoral College votes If not for a faithless elector Eisenhower and Nixon would have won 458 86 3 in 1956 a b If not for a faithless elector Nixon and Agnew would have won 521 96 8 Electoral College votes If not for a faithless elector Ford would have won 241 44 8 votes a b A faithless elector swapped their votes for President and Vice President in the Electoral College otherwise the Dukakis Bentsen ticket would have won 112 20 8 votes An elector from the District of Columbia abstained from casting a vote for the Gore Lieberman ticket otherwise Gore would have won 267 49 6 votes A faithless elector voted Edwards for President and Vice President in the Electoral College otherwise Kerry would have won 252 46 8 votes If not for faithless electors Trump and Pence would have won 306 56 9 Electoral College votes each while Clinton and Kaine would have won 232 43 1 votes Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title List of United States Republican Party presidential tickets amp oldid 1121806149, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
