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none June 2025 April 2017 January 2025 1984 United States presidential election September 2023 1984 United States presidential election in Texas Texas presidential no 1980 United States presidential election in Texas 1980 1988 United States presidential election in Texas 1988 November 6, 1984 68.32% (of registered voters) 47.55% (of voting age population)https://www.sos.state.tx.us/elections/historical/70-92.shtml Turnout and Voter Registration Figures (1970-current) x200px File:Ronald Reagan 1985 presidential portrait (4x5 cropped).jpg Ronald Reagan Republican Party (United States) California George H. W. Bush 29 3,433,428 63.61% Walter Mondale 1977 vice presidential portrait (cropped3).jpg Walter Mondale Democratic Party (United States) Minnesota Geraldine Ferraro 0 1,949,276 36.11% 350px County results 350px Congressional district results 350px Reagan #e27f90 50–60%#cc2f4a 60–70%#d40000 70–80%#aa0000 80–90% Mondale #86b6f2 50–60%#4389e3 60–70%#1666cb 70–80% President Ronald Reagan Republican Party (United States) Ronald Reagan Republican Party (United States) The 1984 United States presidential election in Texas took place on November 6, 1984. All fifty states and the District of Columbia, were part of the 1984 United States presidential election. Texas voters chose 29 electors to the Electoral College, which selected the president and vice president of the United States. Texas 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 incumbent Vice President and 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 carried Texas by a landslide margin of 27.5%; his 63.61% vote share made it his thirteenth-best state, and his second-best amongst states of the Old Confederacy, states that had voted for Carter in 1976, and states with at least 10 electoral votes (in each case, after Florida). Reagan performed strongly in the state's population centers; the state's three largest counties--Harris, Dallas, and Tarrant—had all become Republican strongholds in the state by this time (Ford carried all three while losing the state in 1976), and all gave Reagan over 60% of the vote. However, he also won the swing county of Bexar (San Antonio), which had voted for Carter in 1976, by double digits; and he flipped typically Democratic Travis County (Austin), whose last two Republican votes had been in 1972 and 1956, winning it, too, by double digits. Mondale did retain some strength in some of the rural areas of Texas. Much of this strength was in the Rio Grande Valley. However, Mondale also carried a handful of the rural, largely white and Protestant counties "[lying] away from the Mexican border" that Democrats up to that point typically could not win Texas without.Manley II Walter Nation's Fate Rests With 7 States, The Vote of the Electoral College is the Only One That Counts https://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/os-xpm-1988-07-31-0060020069-story.html 2021-01-17 OrlandoSentinel.com en-US Mondale carried a handful of counties in East Texas, for example, of which two (Orange and Newton) had voted for George Wallace in 1968. He also retained a handful of ancestrally Democratic counties in West Texas, in or directly south of the Panhandle. In a series of other rural counties which had voted for Carter twice, Mondale kept the margins narrow, such as in Jasper (which had also voted for Wallace), Fannin, and Waller (to name the largest ones). As of the 2024 presidential election, this is the last time that El Paso County voted for a Republican candidate.Sullivan, Robert David; ‘How the Red and Blue Map Evolved Over the Past Century’; America Magazine in The National Catholic Review; June 29, 2016 Among white voters, 70% supported Reagan while 30% supported Mondale.Black Black 1992 295Black Black 1992 335 Results 1984 United States presidential election in TexasPartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes Republican Ronald Reagan (incumbent) 3,433,428 63.61% 29 Democratic Walter Mondale 1,949,276 36.11% 0 Independent Lyndon LaRouche 14,613 0.27% 0 Communist Party Gus Hall (write-in) 126 <0.01% 0 Citizen's Party Sonia Johnson (write-in) 87 <0.01% 0 New Alliance Party Dennis Serrette (write-in) 41 <0.01% 0 Totals 5,397,571 100.0% 29 Results by county County Ronald ReaganRepublican Walter MondaleDemocratic Various candidatesOther parties Margin Total # % # % # % # % Anderson 8,634 64.32% 4,747 35.36% 42 0.31% 3,887 28.96% 13,423 Andrews 3,918 82.48% 820 17.26% 12 0.25% 3,098 65.22% 4,750 Angelina 14,685 61.62% 9,054 37.99% 92 0.39% 5,631 23.63% 23,831 Aransas 4,352 71.73% 1,696 27.95% 19 0.31% 2,656 43.78% 6,067 Archer 2,487 69.33% 1,089 30.36% 11 0.31% 1,398 38.97% 3,587 Armstrong 791 76.50% 238 23.02% 5 0.48% 553 53.48% 1,034 Atascosa 5,279 59.68% 3,547 40.10% 19 0.21% 1,732 19.58% 8,845 Austin 4,872 71.29% 1,941 28.40% 21 0.31% 2,931 42.89% 6,834 Bailey 1,888 73.01% 684 26.45% 14 0.54% 1,204 46.56% 2,586 Bandera 3,152 80.04% 771 19.58% 15 0.38% 2,381 60.46% 3,938 Bastrop 6,439 57.38% 4,744 42.28% 38 0.34% 1,695 15.10% 11,221 Baylor 1,314 56.01% 1,019 43.44% 13 0.55% 295 12.57% 2,346 Bee 5,377 59.32% 3,659 40.37% 28 0.31% 1,718 18.95% 9,064 Bell 31,117 69.52% 13,322 29.76% 323 0.72% 17,795 39.76% 44,762 Bexar 203,319 59.65% 136,947 40.18% 560 0.16% 66,372 19.47% 340,826 Blanco 1,957 73.43% 700 26.27% 8 0.30% 1,257 47.16% 2,665 Borden 325 69.44% 140 29.91% 3 0.64% 185 39.53% 468 Bosque 3,923 65.57% 2,046 34.20% 14 0.23% 1,877 31.37% 5,983 Bowie 18,244 64.22% 10,077 35.47% 88 0.31% 8,167 28.75% 28,409 Brazoria 39,166 67.52% 18,609 32.08% 234 0.40% 20,557 35.44% 58,009 Brazos 34,733 73.55% 12,348 26.15% 140 0.30% 22,385 47.40% 47,221 Brewster 2,066 58.28% 1,462 41.24% 17 0.48% 604 17.04% 3,545 Briscoe 538 52.90% 471 46.31% 8 0.79% 67 6.59% 1,017 Brooks 896 24.79% 2,702 74.76% 16 0.44% -1,806 -49.97% 3,614 Brown 8,468 67.29% 4,070 32.34% 47 0.37% 4,398 34.95% 12,585 Burleson 3,076 54.29% 2,578 45.50% 12 0.21% 498 8.79% 5,666 Burnet 5,895 66.18% 2,983 33.49% 29 0.33% 2,912 32.69% 8,907 Caldwell 4,315 55.81% 3,401 43.99% 16 0.21% 914 11.82% 7,732 Calhoun 4,434 62.99% 2,586 36.74% 19 0.27% 1,848 26.25% 7,039 Callahan 3,538 72.69% 1,305 26.81% 24 0.49% 2,233 45.88% 4,867 Cameron 29,545 52.64% 26,394 47.03% 187 0.33% 3,151 5.61% 56,126 Camp 2,238 53.69% 1,917 45.99% 13 0.31% 321 7.70% 4,168 Carson 2,412 74.12% 826 25.38% 16 0.49% 1,586 48.74% 3,254 Cass 6,677 56.78% 5,053 42.97% 30 0.26% 1,624 13.81% 11,760 Castro 2,026 66.30% 1,009 33.02% 21 0.69% 1,017 33.28% 3,056 Chambers 4,322 61.84% 2,632 37.66% 35 0.50% 1,690 24.18% 6,989 Cherokee 8,187 64.41% 4,494 35.36% 30 0.24% 3,693 29.05% 12,711 Childress 1,574 63.44% 900 36.28% 7 0.28% 674 27.16% 2,481 Clay 2,569 58.04% 1,844 41.66% 13 0.29% 725 16.38% 4,426 Cochran 1,117 66.13% 557 32.98% 15 0.89% 560 33.15% 1,689 Coke 1,060 66.25% 532 33.25% 8 0.50% 528 33.00% 1,600 Coleman 2,790 66.16% 1,420 33.67% 7 0.17% 1,370 32.49% 4,217 Collin 61,095 81.64% 13,604 18.18% 139 0.19% 47,491 63.46% 74,838 Collingsworth 1,396 64.96% 742 34.53% 11 0.51% 654 30.43% 2,149 Colorado 4,528 64.95% 2,428 34.83% 15 0.22% 2,100 30.12% 6,971 Comal 13,452 76.07% 4,179 23.63% 52 0.29% 9,273 52.44% 17,683 Comanche 2,678 54.12% 2,248 45.43% 22 0.44% 430 8.69% 4,948 Concho 821 58.31% 580 41.19% 7 0.50% 241 17.12% 1,408 Cooke 8,260 71.43% 3,278 28.35% 26 0.22% 4,982 43.08% 11,564 Coryell 9,056 74.24% 3,113 25.52% 30 0.25% 5,943 48.72% 12,199 Cottle 507 44.09% 623 54.17% 20 1.74% -116 -10.08% 1,150 Crane 1,473 78.60% 392 20.92% 9 0.48% 1,081 57.68% 1,874 Crockett 1,094 64.96% 589 34.98% 1 0.06% 505 29.98% 1,684 Crosby 1,376 52.94% 1,212 46.63% 11 0.42% 164 6.31% 2,599 Culberson 509 55.51% 407 44.38% 1 0.11% 102 11.13% 917 Dallam 1,594 75.80% 496 23.59% 13 0.62% 1,098 52.21% 2,103 Dallas 405,444 66.41% 203,592 33.35% 1,460 0.24% 201,852 33.06% 610,496 Dawson 3,685 67.21% 1,781 32.48% 17 0.31% 1,904 34.73% 5,483 Deaf Smith 4,762 75.79% 1,485 23.64% 36 0.57% 3,277 52.15% 6,283 Delta 1,024 51.17% 973 48.63% 4 0.20% 51 2.54% 2,001 Denton 52,865 75.74% 16,772 24.03% 159 0.23% 36,093 51.71% 69,796 DeWitt 4,401 69.95% 1,882 29.91% 9 0.14% 2,519 40.04% 6,292 Dickens 594 45.90% 692 53.48% 8 0.62% -98 -7.58% 1,294 Dimmit 1,338 34.38% 2,546 65.42% 8 0.21% -1,208 -31.04% 3,892 Donley 1,297 70.84% 529 28.89% 5 0.27% 768 41.95% 1,831 Duval 1,201 24.22% 3,748 75.58% 10 0.20% -2,547 -51.36% 4,959 Eastland 4,841 65.52% 2,522 34.13% 26 0.35% 2,319 31.39% 7,389 Ector 31,228 77.41% 8,913 22.09% 201 0.50% 22,315 55.32% 40,342 Edwards 626 79.64% 159 20.23% 1 0.13% 467 59.41% 786 Ellis 16,873 67.56% 8,029 32.15% 72 0.29% 8,844 35.41% 24,974 El Paso 66,114 55.83% 51,917 43.84% 399 0.34% 14,197 11.99% 118,430 Erath 6,122 65.16% 3,234 34.42% 39 0.42% 2,888 30.74% 9,395 Falls 3,133 52.34% 2,834 47.34% 19 0.32% 299 5.00% 5,986 Fannin 4,692 51.53% 4,399 48.31% 15 0.16% 293 3.22% 9,106 Fayette 5,711 70.40% 2,379 29.33% 22 0.27% 3,332 41.07% 8,112 Fisher 965 40.94% 1,384 58.72% 8 0.34% -419 -17.78% 2,357 Floyd 2,092 66.75% 1,023 32.64% 19 0.61% 1,069 34.11% 3,134 Foard 472 51.03% 448 48.43% 5 0.54% 24 2.60% 925 Fort Bend 41,370 68.71% 18,729 31.11% 110 0.18% 22,641 37.60% 60,209 Franklin 1,836 62.28% 1,104 37.45% 8 0.27% 732 24.83% 2,948 Freestone 3,624 59.20% 2,489 40.66% 9 0.15% 1,135 18.54% 6,122 Frio 2,003 42.90% 2,656 56.89% 10 0.21% -653 -13.99% 4,669 Gaines 2,714 76.82% 797 22.56% 22 0.62% 1,917 54.26% 3,533 Galveston 40,262 52.40% 36,092 46.97% 482 0.63% 4,170 5.43% 76,836 Garza 1,219 69.66% 521 29.77% 10 0.57% 698 39.89% 1,750 Gillespie 5,496 82.63% 1,137 17.10% 18 0.27% 4,359 65.53% 6,651 Glasscock 403 75.19% 128 23.88% 5 0.93% 275 51.31% 536 Goliad 1,540 64.79% 836 35.17% 1 0.04% 704 29.62% 2,377 Gonzales 3,962 64.19% 2,196 35.58% 14 0.23% 1,766 28.61% 6,172 Gray 8,955 81.50% 2,003 18.23% 30 0.27% 6,952 63.27% 10,988 Grayson 22,554 65.47% 11,803 34.26% 93 0.27% 10,751 31.21% 34,450 Gregg 29,697 73.07% 10,700 26.33% 246 0.61% 18,997 46.74% 40,643 Grimes 3,365 58.50% 2,370 41.20% 17 0.30% 995 17.30% 5,752 Guadalupe 14,382 73.80% 5,060 25.96% 46 0.24% 9,322 47.84% 19,488 Hale 7,670 70.43% 3,202 29.40% 19 0.17% 4,468 41.03% 10,891 Hall 1,058 51.74% 984 48.12% 3 0.15% 74 3.62% 2,045 Hamilton 2,118 65.01% 1,130 34.68% 10 0.31% 988 30.33% 3,258 Hansford 2,213 89.38% 259 10.46% 4 0.16% 1,954 78.92% 2,476 Hardeman 1,238 56.97% 927 42.66% 8 0.37% 311 14.31% 2,173 Hardin 8,380 55.11% 6,782 44.60% 44 0.29% 1,598 10.51% 15,206 Harris 536,029 61.46% 334,135 38.31% 2,003 0.23% 201,894 23.15% 872,167 Harrison 12,618 61.52% 7,773 37.90% 118 0.58% 4,845 23.62% 20,509 Hartley 1,419 79.45% 356 19.93% 11 0.62% 1,063 59.52% 1,786 Haskell 1,701 53.98% 1,434 45.51% 16 0.51% 267 8.47% 3,151 Hays 12,467 64.98% 6,663 34.73% 57 0.30% 5,804 30.25% 19,187 Hemphill 1,650 79.83% 413 19.98% 4 0.19% 1,237 59.85% 2,067 Henderson 12,725 63.38% 7,302 36.37% 49 0.24% 5,423 27.01% 20,076 Hidalgo 35,059 44.14% 44,147 55.58% 226 0.28% -9,088 -11.44% 79,432 Hill 5,344 60.80% 3,420 38.91% 26 0.30% 1,924 21.89% 8,790 Hockley 5,462 72.39% 2,044 27.09% 39 0.52% 3,418 45.30% 7,545 Hood 6,817 68.71% 3,063 30.87% 41 0.41% 3,754 37.84% 9,921 Hopkins 5,772 60.80% 3,707 39.05% 14 0.15% 2,065 21.75% 9,493 Houston 4,542 57.98% 3,275 41.80% 17 0.22% 1,267 16.18% 7,834 Howard 7,519 64.31% 4,115 35.20% 57 0.49% 3,404 29.11% 11,691 Hudspeth 557 60.35% 362 39.22% 4 0.43% 195 21.13% 923 Hunt 14,303 67.08% 6,971 32.69% 48 0.23% 7,332 34.39% 21,322 Hutchinson 9,078 81.26% 2,052 18.37% 41 0.37% 7,026 62.89% 11,171 Irion 619 75.30% 199 24.21% 4 0.49% 420 51.09% 822 Jack 1,825 65.67% 945 34.01% 9 0.32% 880 31.66% 2,779 Jackson 3,661 66.83% 1,804 32.93% 13 0.24% 1,857 33.90% 5,478 Jasper 5,965 50.64% 5,787 49.13% 27 0.23% 178 1.51% 11,779 Jeff Davis 511 62.70% 299 36.69% 5 0.61% 212 26.01% 815 Jefferson 45,124 45.03% 54,846 54.73% 245 0.24% -9,722 -9.70% 100,215 Jim Hogg 608 26.29% 1,703 73.63% 2 0.09% -1,095 -47.34% 2,313 Jim Wells 5,896 42.99% 7,795 56.84% 24 0.17% -1,899 -13.85% 13,715 Johnson 18,254 66.44% 9,148 33.30% 72 0.26% 9,106 33.14% 27,474 Jones 4,017 62.93% 2,343 36.71% 23 0.36% 1,674 26.22% 6,383 Karnes 3,068 62.84% 1,802 36.91% 12 0.25% 1,266 25.93% 4,882 Kaufman 9,343 62.55% 5,554 37.18% 41 0.27% 3,789 25.37% 14,938 Kendall 4,568 82.72% 938 16.99% 16 0.29% 3,630 65.73% 5,522 Kenedy 96 46.38% 110 53.14% 1 0.48% -14 -6.76% 207 Kent 332 56.46% 253 43.03% 3 0.51% 79 13.43% 588 Kerr 11,829 79.00% 3,102 20.72% 43 0.29% 8,727 58.28% 14,974 Kimble 1,333 74.72% 442 24.78% 9 0.50% 891 49.94% 1,784 King 141 72.68% 53 27.32% 0 0.00% 88 45.36% 194 Kinney 774 61.28% 486 38.48% 3 0.24% 288 22.80% 1,263 Kleberg 5,712 53.48% 4,924 46.10% 45 0.42% 788 7.38% 10,681 Knox 1,027 52.61% 921 47.18% 4 0.20% 106 5.43% 1,952 Lamar 9,273 62.57% 5,504 37.14% 43 0.29% 3,769 25.43% 14,820 Lamb 3,892 66.78% 1,919 32.93% 17 0.29% 1,973 33.85% 5,828 Lampasas 3,285 70.60% 1,356 29.14% 12 0.26% 1,929 41.46% 4,653 La Salle 1,007 40.06% 1,504 59.82% 3 0.12% -497 -19.76% 2,514 Lavaca 5,058 67.15% 2,464 32.71% 10 0.13% 2,594 34.44% 7,532 Lee 2,967 64.05% 1,659 35.82% 6 0.13% 1,308 28.23% 4,632 Leon 3,207 63.66% 1,821 36.15% 10 0.20% 1,386 27.51% 5,038 Liberty 10,504 62.28% 6,292 37.31% 70 0.42% 4,212 24.97% 16,866 Limestone 4,063 55.62% 3,228 44.19% 14 0.19% 835 11.43% 7,305 Lipscomb 1,461 85.54% 241 14.11% 6 0.35% 1,220 71.43% 1,708 Live Oak 2,481 66.00% 1,260 33.52% 18 0.48% 1,221 32.48% 3,759 Llano 4,042 67.89% 1,894 31.81% 18 0.30% 2,148 36.08% 5,954 Loving 57 78.08% 16 21.92% 0 0.00% 41 56.16% 73 Lubbock 57,151 74.98% 18,793 24.66% 275 0.36% 38,358 50.32% 76,219 Lynn 1,617 61.48% 1,009 38.37% 4 0.15% 608 23.11% 2,630 McCulloch 2,060 58.82% 1,433 40.92% 9 0.26% 627 17.90% 3,502 McLennan 42,232 64.40% 23,206 35.39% 140 0.21% 19,026 29.01% 65,578 McMullen 337 84.67% 61 15.33% 0 0.00% 276 69.34% 398 Madison 2,158 60.74% 1,384 38.95% 11 0.31% 774 21.79% 3,553 Marion 2,336 52.34% 2,111 47.30% 16 0.36% 225 5.04% 4,463 Martin 1,218 70.00% 512 29.43% 10 0.57% 706 40.57% 1,740 Mason 1,168 67.01% 570 32.70% 5 0.29% 598 34.31% 1,743 Matagorda 8,452 61.72% 5,201 37.98% 41 0.30% 3,251 23.74% 13,694 Maverick 1,783 36.68% 3,063 63.01% 15 0.31% -1,280 -26.33% 4,861 Medina 5,737 65.17% 3,053 34.68% 13 0.15% 2,684 30.49% 8,803 Menard 725 64.44% 394 35.02% 6 0.53% 331 29.42% 1,125 Midland 33,706 82.13% 7,214 17.58% 119 0.29% 26,492 64.55% 41,039 Milam 4,384 53.86% 3,734 45.87% 22 0.27% 650 7.99% 8,140 Mills 1,262 64.39% 688 35.10% 10 0.51% 574 29.29% 1,960 Mitchell 2,007 59.79% 1,332 39.68% 18 0.54% 675 20.11% 3,357 Montague 4,406 62.67% 2,602 37.01% 22 0.31% 1,804 25.66% 7,030 Montgomery 41,230 75.39% 13,293 24.31% 167 0.31% 27,937 51.08% 54,690 Moore 4,649 80.21% 1,129 19.48% 18 0.31% 3,520 60.73% 5,796 Morris 2,778 48.51% 2,925 51.07% 24 0.42% -147 -2.56% 5,727 Motley 533 65.08% 282 34.43% 4 0.49% 251 30.65% 819 Nacogdoches 13,063 69.44% 5,694 30.27% 55 0.29% 7,369 39.17% 18,812 Navarro 7,816 57.86% 5,672 41.99% 21 0.16% 2,144 15.87% 13,509 Newton 2,123 39.03% 3,296 60.60% 20 0.37% -1,173 -21.57% 5,439 Nolan 3,608 58.80% 2,524 41.13% 4 0.07% 1,084 17.67% 6,136 Nueces 54,333 53.68% 46,721 46.16% 159 0.16% 7,612 7.52% 101,213 Ochiltree 3,492 89.15% 419 10.70% 6 0.15% 3,073 78.45% 3,917 Oldham 762 76.97% 226 22.83% 2 0.20% 536 54.14% 990 Orange 15,386 47.63% 16,816 52.06% 101 0.31% -1,430 -4.43% 32,303 Palo Pinto 5,701 62.81% 3,349 36.90% 27 0.30% 2,352 25.91% 9,077 Panola 5,676 63.88% 3,179 35.78% 30 0.34% 2,497 28.10% 8,885 Parker 13,647 69.07% 6,050 30.62% 62 0.31% 7,597 38.45% 19,759 Parmer 2,524 81.37% 567 18.28% 11 0.35% 1,957 63.09% 3,102 Pecos 3,451 67.93% 1,596 31.42% 33 0.65% 1,855 36.51% 5,080 Polk 5,987 60.36% 3,898 39.30% 33 0.33% 2,089 21.06% 9,918 Potter 20,396 70.57% 8,365 28.94% 141 0.49% 12,031 41.63% 28,902 Presidio 837 44.01% 992 52.16% 73 3.84% -155 -8.15% 1,902 Rains 1,560 60.21% 1,027 39.64% 4 0.15% 533 20.57% 2,591 Randall 30,249 83.08% 6,044 16.60% 116 0.32% 24,205 66.48% 36,409 Reagan 1,079 81.50% 243 18.35% 2 0.15% 836 63.15% 1,324 Real 1,004 73.34% 360 26.30% 5 0.37% 644 47.04% 1,369 Red River 2,979 54.05% 2,518 45.68% 15 0.27% 461 8.37% 5,512 Reeves 2,461 50.51% 2,396 49.18% 15 0.31% 65 1.33% 4,872 Refugio 2,421 60.71% 1,559 39.09% 8 0.20% 862 21.62% 3,988 Roberts 539 83.57% 106 16.43% 0 0.00% 433 67.14% 645 Robertson 2,663 44.27% 3,339 55.50% 14 0.23% -676 -11.23% 6,016 Rockwall 6,688 80.11% 1,639 19.63% 22 0.26% 5,049 60.48% 8,349 Runnels 2,968 71.06% 1,179 28.23% 30 0.72% 1,789 42.83% 4,177 Rusk 11,081 70.40% 4,599 29.22% 61 0.39% 6,482 41.18% 15,741 Sabine 2,045 51.21% 1,940 48.59% 8 0.20% 105 2.62% 3,993 San Augustine 1,937 54.89% 1,583 44.86% 9 0.26% 354 10.03% 3,529 San Jacinto 3,174 56.09% 2,466 43.58% 19 0.34% 708 12.51% 5,659 San Patricio 11,074 55.48% 8,838 44.27% 50 0.25% 2,236 11.21% 19,962 San Saba 1,566 59.16% 1,070 40.42% 11 0.42% 496 18.74% 2,647 Schleicher 854 71.95% 326 27.46% 7 0.59% 528 44.49% 1,187 Scurry 5,028 75.85% 1,564 23.59% 37 0.56% 3,464 52.26% 6,629 Shackelford 1,181 73.63% 415 25.87% 8 0.50% 766 47.76% 1,604 Shelby 4,863 57.21% 3,610 42.47% 28 0.33% 1,253 14.74% 8,501 Sherman 1,269 83.27% 246 16.14% 9 0.59% 1,023 67.13% 1,524 Smith 40,740 72.60% 15,227 27.13% 152 0.27% 25,513 45.47% 56,119 Somervell 1,422 69.00% 635 30.81% 4 0.19% 787 38.19% 2,061 Starr 1,658 24.70% 5,047 75.18% 8 0.12% -3,389 -50.48% 6,713 Stephens 2,898 73.27% 1,046 26.45% 11 0.28% 1,852 46.82% 3,955 Sterling 577 81.27% 129 18.17% 4 0.56% 448 63.10% 710 Stonewall 599 48.15% 643 51.69% 2 0.16% -44 -3.54% 1,244 Sutton 1,251 72.69% 465 27.02% 5 0.29% 786 45.67% 1,721 Swisher 1,611 49.40% 1,642 50.35% 8 0.25% -31 -0.95% 3,261 Tarrant 248,050 67.25% 120,147 32.57% 665 0.18% 127,903 34.68% 368,862 Taylor 34,444 77.92% 9,628 21.78% 130 0.29% 24,816 56.14% 44,202 Terrell 407 58.31% 289 41.40% 2 0.29% 118 16.91% 698 Terry 3,181 67.34% 1,535 32.49% 8 0.17% 1,646 34.85% 4,724 Throckmorton 586 59.86% 388 39.63% 5 0.51% 198 20.23% 979 Titus 5,069 58.08% 3,631 41.61% 27 0.31% 1,438 16.47% 8,727 Tom Green 23,847 72.46% 8,981 27.29% 82 0.25% 14,866 45.17% 32,910 Travis 124,944 56.84% 94,124 42.82% 745 0.34% 30,820 14.02% 219,813 Trinity 2,599 54.89% 2,115 44.67% 21 0.44% 484 10.22% 4,735 Tyler 3,638 53.62% 3,119 45.97% 28 0.41% 519 7.65% 6,785 Upshur 7,325 61.16% 4,614 38.53% 37 0.31% 2,711 22.63% 11,976 Upton 1,603 80.39% 380 19.06% 11 0.55% 1,223 61.33% 1,994 Uvalde 4,790 65.73% 2,482 34.06% 15 0.21% 2,308 31.67% 7,287 Val Verde 5,909 60.38% 3,857 39.41% 21 0.21% 2,052 20.97% 9,787 Van Zandt 8,474 65.17% 4,506 34.65% 23 0.18% 3,968 30.52% 13,003 Victoria 18,787 72.41% 7,037 27.12% 121 0.47% 11,750 45.29% 25,945 Walker 8,809 67.24% 4,263 32.54% 28 0.21% 4,546 34.70% 13,100 Waller 4,116 51.69% 3,828 48.07% 19 0.24% 288 3.62% 7,963 Ward 3,474 74.03% 1,188 25.31% 31 0.66% 2,286 48.72% 4,693 Washington 6,506 72.32% 2,483 27.60% 7 0.08% 4,023 44.72% 8,996 Webb 8,582 40.99% 12,308 58.79% 46 0.22% -3,726 -17.80% 20,936 Wharton 8,495 62.54% 5,072 37.34% 17 0.13% 3,423 25.20% 13,584 Wheeler 2,251 73.51% 805 26.29% 6 0.20% 1,446 47.22% 3,062 Wichita 28,932 64.18% 16,009 35.51% 139 0.31% 12,923 28.67% 45,080 Wilbarger 3,644 64.23% 2,011 35.45% 18 0.32% 1,633 28.78% 5,673 Willacy 2,340 43.41% 3,037 56.33% 14 0.26% -697 -12.92% 5,391 Williamson 25,774 72.03% 9,911 27.70% 99 0.28% 15,863 44.33% 35,784 Wilson 4,588 61.72% 2,829 38.05% 17 0.23% 1,759 23.67% 7,434 Winkler 2,213 74.41% 752 25.29% 9 0.30% 1,461 49.12% 2,974 Wise 6,958 64.11% 3,856 35.53% 39 0.36% 3,102 28.58% 10,853 Wood 7,144 67.32% 3,449 32.50% 19 0.18% 3,695 34.82% 10,612 Yoakum 2,204 82.61% 456 17.09% 8 0.30% 1,748 65.52% 2,668 Young 5,282 70.40% 2,203 29.36% 18 0.24% 3,079 41.04% 7,503 Zapata 1,214 43.34% 1,577 56.30% 10 0.36% -363 -12.96% 2,801 Zavala 924 23.89% 2,937 75.93% 7 0.18% -2,013 -52.04% 3,868Totals3,433,42863.61%1,949,27636.11%14,8670.28%1,484,15227.50%5,397,571 480px|thumb|Reagan delivering his acceptance speech at the 1984 Republican National Convention in Dallas, Texas. Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican thumb|right|The Democratic ticket of Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro campaigns in Austin, Texas16em Angelina Bastrop Baylor Burleson Caldwell Cameron Camp Cass Cherokee Clay Coke Comanche Concho Crosby Delta Erath Falls Fannin Foard Franklin Freestone Galveston Grimes Hardeman Hardin Haskell Henderson Hill Hopkins Houston Jasper Jones Kaufman Kent Kleberg Knox Lamar Leon Liberty Limestone McCulloch Madison Marion Milam Mills Montague Navarro Nolan Nueces Palo Pinto Polk Rains Red River Refugio Sabine San Augustine San Jacinto San Patricio San Saba Shelby Somervell Throckmorton Titus Travis Trinity Tyler Upshur Van Zandt Waller Wise By congressional district Reagan won 23 of 27 congressional districts, including 13 held by Democrats.https://wwu.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/minimalist/index.html?appid=79395dc96b5a45948d0d5c9fd0dc322a 1984 United States Presidential Election, Results by Congressional District District Reagan Mondale RepresentativeTexas 1 1st 62% 38%Sam B. Hall Jr.Texas 2 2nd 59% 41%Charles WilsonTexas 3 3rd 82% 18%Steve BartlettTexas 4 4th 69% 31%Ralph HallTexas 5 5th 59% 41%John BryantTexas 6 6th 70% 30%Joe BartonTexas 7 7th 83% 17%Bill ArcherTexas 8 8th 60% 40%Jack FieldsTexas 9 9th 53% 47%Jack BrooksTexas 10 10th 58% 42%J. J. PickleTexas 11 11th 66% 34%Marvin LeathTexas 12 12th 58% 42%Jim WrightTexas 13 13th 72% 28%Beau BoulterTexas 14 14th 68% 33%Mac SweeneyTexas 15 15th 46% 54%Kika de la GarzaTexas 16 16th 57% 43%Ron ColemanTexas 17 17th 68% 32%Charles StenholmTexas 18 18th 28% 72%Mickey LelandTexas 19 19th 75% 25%Larry CombestTexas 20 20th 41% 59%Henry B. GonzálezTexas 21 21st 78% 22%Tom LoefflerTexas 22 22nd 70% 30%Tom DeLayTexas 23 23rd 59% 41%Albert BustamanteTexas 24 24th 53% 47%Martin FrostTexas 25 25th 53% 47%Michael A. AndrewsTexas 26 26th 77% 23%Dick ArmeyTexas 27 27th 47% 53%Solomon Ortiz See also United States presidential elections in Texas Presidency of Ronald Reagan References Works cited Black Earl Earl Black (political scientist) Black Merle Merle Black The Vital South: How Presidents Are Elected Harvard University Press 1992 https://archive.org/details/vitalsouthhowpre0000blac 0674941306 Texas 1984 Category:1984 Texas elections