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none June 2025 September 2023 1984 United States presidential election 1984 United States presidential election in Oklahoma Oklahoma 1941 presidential no 1980 United States presidential election in Oklahoma 1980 1988 United States presidential election in Oklahoma 1988 November 6, 1984 x200px File:Ronald Reagan 1985 presidential portrait (4x5 cropped).jpg Ronald Reagan Republican Party (United States) California George H. W. Bush 8 861,530 68.61% Walter Mondale 1977 vice presidential portrait (cropped3).jpg Walter Mondale Democratic Party (United States) Minnesota Geraldine Ferraro 0 385,080 30.67% 350px 350px County results Reagan #e27f90 50–60% #cc2f4a 60–70% #d40000 70–80% #aa0000 80–90% Mondale #86b6f2 50–60% President Ronald Reagan Republican Party (United States) Ronald Reagan Republican Party (United States) The 1984 United States presidential election in Oklahoma took place on November 6, 1984. All 50 states and the District of Columbia, were part of the 1984 United States presidential election. Voters chose eight electors to the Electoral College, which selected the president and vice president of the United States. Oklahoma was won by incumbent United States President Ronald Reagan of California, who was running against former Vice President Walter Mondale of Minnesota. Reagan ran for a second time with former C.I.A. Director George H. W. Bush of Texas, and Mondale ran with Representative Geraldine Ferraro of New York, the first major female candidate for the vice presidency. Reagan won all but three counties, and lost the three he did lose by a combined aggregate of only 381 votes. Nearly every county in Oklahoma voted in majority for the Republican candidate, a particularly strong turnout even in this typically archconservative state. This trend included Oklahoma City's Oklahoma County. Reagan did best in Texas County, and Mondale did best in Hughes County. The former Democratic stronghold in the Southeastern part of the state is evident in this election as only marginally Republican. Oklahoma weighed in for this election as 10% more Republican than the national average. Reagan's 68.61% of the vote has not been matched in the state since this election. Results 1984 United States presidential election in OklahomaPartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes Republican Ronald Reagan (incumbent) 861,530 68.61% 8 Democratic Walter Mondale 385,080 30.67% 0 Libertarian David Bergland 9,066 0.72% 0 Totals 1,255,676 100.0% 8 Voter turnout (Voting age/Registered Voters) 52%/64% Results by county County Ronald ReaganRepublican Walter MondaleDemocratic David BerglandLibertarian Margin Total votes cast # % # % # % # % Adair 4,423 65.57% 2,266 33.60% 56 0.83% 2,157 31.97% 6,745 Alfalfa 2,715 75.25% 866 24.00% 27 0.75% 1,849 51.25% 3,608 Atoka 2,361 53.13% 2,047 46.06% 36 0.81% 314 7.07% 4,444 Beaver 2,689 82.69% 536 16.48% 27 0.83% 2,153 66.21% 3,252 Beckham 5,005 65.39% 2,601 33.98% 48 0.63% 2,404 31.41% 7,654 Blaine 4,037 72.69% 1,484 26.72% 33 0.59% 2,553 45.97% 5,554 Bryan 6,246 53.07% 5,475 46.52% 48 0.41% 771 6.55% 11,769 Caddo 6,811 60.06% 4,463 39.35% 67 0.59% 2,348 20.71% 11,341 Canadian 20,929 79.52% 5,245 19.93% 146 0.55% 15,684 59.59% 26,320 Carter 11,578 64.96% 6,161 34.57% 83 0.47% 5,417 30.39% 17,822 Cherokee 7,614 58.50% 5,307 40.78% 94 0.72% 2,307 17.72% 13,015 Choctaw 3,155 52.70% 2,801 46.78% 31 0.52% 354 5.92% 5,987 Cimarron 1,420 79.15% 359 20.01% 15 0.84% 1,061 59.14% 1,794 Cleveland 42,806 71.70% 16,512 27.66% 387 0.65% 26,294 44.04% 59,705 Coal 1,259 49.10% 1,284 50.08% 21 0.82% -25 -0.98% 2,564 Comanche 21,382 70.35% 8,890 29.25% 122 0.40% 12,492 41.10% 30,394 Cotton 1,796 58.31% 1,264 41.04% 20 0.65% 532 17.27% 3,080 Craig 3,629 58.63% 2,515 40.63% 46 0.74% 1,114 18.00% 6,190 Creek 15,011 66.34% 7,465 32.99% 152 0.67% 7,546 33.35% 22,628 Custer 8,191 74.87% 2,700 24.68% 49 0.45% 5,491 50.19% 10,940 Delaware 6,690 63.46% 3,789 35.94% 63 0.60% 2,901 27.52% 10,542 Dewey 2,098 75.55% 664 23.91% 15 0.54% 1,434 51.64% 2,777 Ellis 1,881 76.46% 562 22.85% 17 0.69% 1,319 53.61% 2,460 Garfield 19,642 76.92% 5,730 22.44% 162 0.63% 13,912 54.48% 25,534 Garvin 7,505 63.54% 4,215 35.69% 91 0.77% 3,290 27.85% 11,811 Grady 11,042 69.19% 4,846 30.36% 72 0.45% 6,196 38.83% 15,960 Grant 2,470 74.31% 825 24.82% 29 0.87% 1,645 49.49% 3,324 Greer 1,664 57.36% 1,220 42.05% 17 0.59% 444 15.31% 2,901 Harmon 1,009 55.90% 785 43.49% 11 0.61% 224 12.41% 1,805 Harper 1,748 81.45% 373 17.38% 25 1.16% 1,375 64.07% 2,146 Haskell 2,417 48.52% 2,535 50.89% 29 0.58% -118 -2.37% 4,981 Hughes 2,663 47.57% 2,901 51.82% 34 0.61% -238 -4.25% 5,598 Jackson 5,773 65.64% 2,996 34.06% 26 0.30% 2,777 31.58% 8,795 Jefferson 1,656 52.09% 1,496 47.06% 27 0.85% 160 5.03% 3,179 Johnston 2,195 54.36% 1,820 45.07% 23 0.57% 375 9.29% 4,038 Kay 16,731 73.03% 6,044 26.38% 136 0.59% 10,687 46.65% 22,911 Kingfisher 5,528 82.68% 1,125 16.83% 33 0.49% 4,403 65.85% 6,686 Kiowa 2,951 59.08% 2,016 40.36% 28 0.56% 935 18.72% 4,995 Latimer 2,210 53.90% 1,858 45.32% 32 0.78% 352 8.58% 4,100 LeFlore 8,604 58.54% 5,990 40.75% 104 0.71% 2,614 17.79% 14,698 Lincoln 8,088 72.29% 3,020 26.99% 81 0.72% 5,068 45.30% 11,189 Logan 8,356 69.76% 3,551 29.65% 71 0.59% 4,805 40.11% 11,978 Love 1,833 57.12% 1,359 42.35% 17 0.53% 474 14.77% 3,209 McClain 6,056 69.83% 2,549 29.39% 67 0.77% 3,507 40.44% 8,672 McCurtain 6,381 61.26% 3,994 38.34% 41 0.39% 2,387 22.92% 10,416 McIntosh 3,646 50.89% 3,479 48.56% 40 0.56% 167 2.33% 7,165 Major 3,385 83.89% 619 15.34% 31 0.77% 2,766 68.55% 4,035 Marshall 2,488 54.56% 2,039 44.71% 33 0.72% 449 9.85% 4,560 Mayes 8,585 62.04% 5,154 37.25% 99 0.72% 3,431 24.79% 13,838 Murray 3,073 57.47% 2,229 41.69% 45 0.84% 844 15.78% 5,347 Muskogee 14,652 53.90% 12,343 45.41% 188 0.69% 2,309 8.49% 27,183 Noble 4,018 76.11% 1,238 23.45% 23 0.44% 2,780 52.66% 5,279 Nowata 3,030 63.64% 1,687 35.43% 44 0.92% 1,343 28.21% 4,761 Okfuskee 2,443 58.94% 1,684 40.63% 18 0.43% 759 18.31% 4,145 Oklahoma 159,974 71.65% 60,235 26.98% 3,052 1.37% 99,739 44.67% 223,261 Okmulgee 8,704 53.76% 7,380 45.59% 105 0.65% 1,324 8.17% 16,189 Osage 10,083 62.02% 6,095 37.49% 79 0.49% 3,988 24.53% 16,257 Ottawa 7,666 56.76% 5,781 42.81% 58 0.43% 1,885 13.95% 13,505 Pawnee 4,699 67.83% 2,165 31.25% 64 0.92% 2,534 36.58% 6,928 Payne 20,811 72.64% 7,653 26.71% 184 0.64% 13,158 45.93% 28,648 Pittsburg 9,778 58.34% 6,860 40.93% 122 0.73% 2,918 17.41% 16,760 Pontotoc 8,301 59.69% 5,526 39.74% 80 0.58% 2,775 19.95% 13,907 Pottawatomie 16,143 69.40% 6,966 29.95% 152 0.65% 9,177 39.45% 23,261 Pushmataha 2,499 54.16% 2,079 45.06% 36 0.78% 420 9.10% 4,614 Roger Mills 1,550 69.10% 680 30.32% 13 0.58% 870 38.78% 2,243 Rogers 16,137 72.40% 6,013 26.98% 138 0.62% 10,124 45.42% 22,288 Seminole 6,009 59.91% 3,957 39.45% 64 0.64% 2,052 20.46% 10,030 Sequoyah 7,042 62.32% 4,202 37.19% 56 0.50% 2,840 25.13% 11,300 Stephens 12,871 66.58% 6,359 32.89% 103 0.53% 6,512 33.69% 19,333 Texas 5,968 84.78% 1,033 14.68% 38 0.54% 4,935 70.10% 7,039 Tillman 2,637 60.96% 1,674 38.70% 15 0.35% 963 22.26% 4,326 Tulsa 159,549 72.90% 58,274 26.62% 1,049 0.48% 101,275 46.28% 218,872 Wagoner 12,534 69.97% 5,271 29.43% 108 0.60% 7,263 40.54% 17,913 Washington 19,043 77.20% 5,476 22.20% 148 0.60% 13,567 55.00% 24,667 Washita 3,847 70.85% 1,547 28.49% 36 0.66% 2,300 42.36% 5,430 Woods 3,741 74.55% 1,231 24.53% 46 0.92% 2,510 50.02% 5,018 Woodward 6,376 79.08% 1,647 20.43% 40 0.50% 4,729 58.65% 8,063Totals861,53068.61%385,08030.67%9,0660.72%476,45037.94%1,255,676 Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican Atoka Bryan Johnston McIntosh Marshall Muskogee Okmulgee Harmon Jefferson Love Pushmataha Choctaw McCurtain Okfuskee Latimer Pittsburg Slates of Electors Democrat: Carl Albert, Margaret Watson, Dorris Nash, Doris Montgomery, James W. Brown, Edna Mae Phelps, Ed Edmondson, Robert M. Kerr Republican: Carolyn Branham, Joe Coleman, Ricky Farmer, Larry Lahman, Stuart Meltzer, Luke Reid, Maria Mendez, Mary Helen Swanson Libertarian: Loren L. Baker, Constance F. Hill, Clare A. Mendus, Thomas J. Laurent III, Andrea Bross, Brian Holk, Monte L. Fruits, Brenda BromileyElections of 1984 https://www.ok.gov/elections/documents/1984_RESULTS.pdf Oklahoma State Election Board https://web.archive.org/web/20201201214539/https://www.ok.gov/elections/documents/1984_RESULTS.pdf December 1, 2020 dead See also United States presidential elections in Oklahoma Presidency of Ronald Reagan References Oklahoma 1984 Category:1984 Oklahoma elections