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1964 United States presidential election in Texas Texas presidential no 1960 United States presidential election in Texas 1960 1968 United States presidential election in Texas 1968 November 3, 1964 44.6% x200px 37 Lyndon Johnson 3x4 (cropped).jpg Lyndon B. Johnson Democratic Party (United States) Texas Hubert Humphrey 25 1,663,185 63.32% File:Barry-Goldwater 1968.webp Barry Goldwater Republican Party (United States) Arizona William E. Miller 0 958,566 36.49% 350px 350px County results 350px Congressional district results
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The 1964 United States presidential election in Texas was held on November 3, 1964, as part of the 1964 United States presidential election. The Democratic Party candidate, incumbent President Lyndon B. Johnson, comfortably won his home state of Texas with 63.32% of the vote against the Republican Party candidate, Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona, who won 36.5%, giving him the state's 25 electoral votes and a victory margin of 26.8 percentage points.http://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/state.php?f=0&year=1964&fips=48 1964 Presidential General Election Results - Texas April 25, 2016 Johnson won the 1964 election in a landslide, carrying 44 states plus the District of Columbia, which participated for the first time. Goldwater only carried his home state of Arizona, along with five Deep South states which had been historically Democratic, but defected to the Republican Party due to the Democratic Party's support for civil rights. Due to its status as Johnson's home state, in 1964, Texas was the most Democratic of the 11 states of the former Confederacy and the only one which leaned more Democratic than the nation at-large.
This would be the last time the counties containing the five largest cities in Texas, consisting of Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Austin, and Fort Worth, would vote Democratic at the same time until 2020.
Results
1964 United States presidential election in TexasPartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes Democratic Lyndon B. Johnson (incumbent) 1,663,185 63.32% 25 Republican Barry Goldwater 958,566 36.49% 0 Constitution Joseph B. Lightburn 5,060 0.19% 0 Totals 2,626,811 100.00% 25 Voter turnout (voting age/registered voters) 44.6%/88.0%
Results by county
County Lyndon B. JohnsonDemocratic Barry GoldwaterRepublican Joseph B. LightburnConstitution Margin Total votes castScammon, Richard M. (compiler); America at the Polls: A Handbook of Presidential Election Statistics 1920-1964; pp. 451–455, 0405077114. # % # % # % # %Anderson 4,809 58.78% 3,362 41.10% 10 0.12% 1,447 17.68% 8,181Andrews 2,133 59.50% 1,442 40.22% 10 0.28% 691 19.28% 3,585Angelina 8,194 60.77% 5,262 39.02% 28 0.21% 2,932 21.75% 13,484Aransas 1,492 71.01% 602 28.65% 7 0.33% 890 42.36% 2,101Archer 1,766 80.02% 441 19.98% 0 0.00% 1,325 60.04% 2,207Armstrong 544 59.85% 365 40.15% 0 0.00% 179 19.70% 909Atascosa 3,224 71.39% 1,283 28.41% 9 0.20% 1,941 42.98% 4,516Austin 2,365 60.41% 1,545 39.46% 5 0.13% 820 20.95% 3,915Bailey 1,503 58.67% 1,056 41.22% 3 0.12% 447 17.45% 2,562Bandera 876 53.45% 762 46.49% 1 0.06% 114 6.96% 1,639Bastrop 3,912 77.48% 1,130 22.38% 7 0.14% 2,782 55.10% 5,049Baylor 1,403 78.21% 389 21.68% 2 0.11% 1,014 56.53% 1,794Bee 3,314 68.58% 1,509 31.23% 9 0.19% 1,805 37.35% 4,832Bell 14,557 83.13% 2,938 16.78% 17 0.10% 11,619 66.35% 17,512Bexar 108,658 66.86% 53,469 32.90% 393 0.24% 55,189 33.96% 162,520Blanco 1,197 80.44% 290 19.49% 1 0.07% 907 60.95% 1,488Borden 266 63.48% 152 36.28% 1 0.24% 114 27.20% 419Bosque 2,690 72.29% 1,024 27.52% 7 0.19% 1,666 44.77% 3,721Bowie 10,368 59.55% 7,018 40.31% 24 0.14% 3,350 19.24% 17,410Brazoria 15,917 64.98% 8,477 34.60% 103 0.42% 7,440 30.38% 24,497Brazos 7,998 66.54% 4,003 33.31% 18 0.15% 3,995 33.23% 12,019Brewster 1,251 66.30% 635 33.65% 1 0.05% 616 32.65% 1,887Briscoe 966 73.35% 348 26.42% 3 0.23% 618 46.93% 1,317Brooks 2,299 85.05% 402 14.87% 2 0.07% 1,897 70.18% 2,703Brown 5,214 71.49% 2,070 28.38% 9 0.12% 3,144 43.11% 7,293Burleson 2,527 80.30% 617 19.61% 3 0.10% 1,910 60.69% 3,147Burnet 2,585 75.81% 821 24.08% 4 0.12% 1,764 51.73% 3,410Caldwell 3,580 77.34% 1,046 22.60% 3 0.06% 2,534 54.74% 4,629Calhoun 3,398 76.64% 1,031 23.25% 5 0.11% 2,367 53.39% 4,434Callahan2,17871.72% 849 27.96% 10 0.33%1,329 43.76% 3,037Cameron16,05662.57% 9,531 37.14% 72 0.28%6,525 25.43% 25,659Camp1,84171.44% 729 28.29% 7 0.27%1,112 43.15% 2,577Carson1,57460.05% 1,044 39.83% 3 0.11%530 20.22% 2,621Cass3,60357.26% 2,681 42.61% 8 0.13%922 14.65% 6,292Castro1,86574.78% 626 25.10% 3 0.12%1,239 49.68% 2,494Chambers1,92164.99% 1,023 34.61% 12 0.41%898 30.38% 2,956Cherokee5,48564.25% 3,043 35.64% 9 0.11%2,442 28.61% 8,537Childress1,97767.45% 952 32.48% 2 0.07%1,025 34.97% 2,931Clay2,35778.05% 659 21.82% 4 0.13%1,698 56.23% 3,020Cochran1,26071.55% 497 28.22% 4 0.23%763 43.33% 1,761Coke90070.92% 366 28.84% 3 0.24%534 42.08% 1,269Coleman2,67065.04% 1,434 34.93% 1 0.02%1,236 30.11% 4,105Collin7,83369.98% 3,341 29.85% 19 0.17%4,492 40.13% 11,193Collingsworth1,14561.16% 724 38.68% 3 0.16%421 22.48% 1,872Colorado3,65065.48% 1,918 34.41% 6 0.11%1,732 31.07% 5,574Comal3,64462.03% 2,223 37.84% 8 0.14%1,421 24.19% 5,875Comanche2,85174.65% 962 25.19% 6 0.16%1,889 49.46% 3,819Concho94875.48% 307 24.44% 1 0.08%641 51.04% 1,256Cooke4,08356.62% 3,117 43.23% 11 0.15%966 13.39% 7,211Coryell3,67980.61% 877 19.22% 8 0.18%2,802 61.39% 4,564Cottle1,12282.93% 230 17.00% 1 0.07%892 65.93% 1,353Crane91958.95% 637 40.86% 3 0.19%282 18.09% 1,559Crockett79965.98% 409 33.77% 3 0.25%390 32.21% 1,211Crosby2,27878.77% 611 21.13% 3 0.10%1,667 57.64% 2,892Culberson47360.10% 314 39.90% 0 0.00%159 20.20% 787Dallam1,05860.15% 700 39.80% 1 0.06%358 20.35% 1,759Dallas166,47254.73% 137,065 45.06% 621 0.20%29,407 9.67% 304,158Dawson3,17165.14% 1,691 34.74% 6 0.12%1,480 30.40% 4,868Deaf Smith2,09453.73% 1,793 46.01% 10 0.26%301 7.72% 3,897Delta1,61982.60% 339 17.30% 2 0.10%1,280 65.30% 1,960Denton9,13767.71% 4,335 32.13% 22 0.16%4,802 35.58% 13,494DeWitt3,28658.96% 2,283 40.97% 4 0.07%1,003 17.99% 5,573Dickens1,32479.42% 339 20.34% 4 0.24%985 59.08% 1,667Dimmit1,18470.14% 501 29.68% 3 0.18%683 40.46% 1,688Donley1,06860.14% 708 39.86% 0 0.00%360 20.28% 1,776Duval4,43292.55% 353 7.37% 4 0.08%4,079 85.18% 4,789Eastland4,69269.49% 2,049 30.35% 11 0.16%2,643 39.14% 6,752Ector10,82648.36% 11,497 51.36% 63 0.28% −671 −3.00% 22,386Edwards33747.33% 371 52.11% 4 0.56% −34 −4.78% 712Ellis7,27872.33% 2,779 27.62% 5 0.05%4,499 44.71% 10,062El Paso35,05062.67% 20,687 36.99% 190 0.34%14,363 25.68% 55,927Erath3,85170.04% 1,642 29.87% 5 0.09%2,209 40.17% 5,498Falls3,93376.35% 1,216 23.61% 2 0.04%2,717 52.74% 5,151Fannin5,97683.00% 1,219 16.93% 5 0.07%4,757 66.07% 7,200Fayette3,63063.94% 2,036 35.86% 11 0.19%1,594 28.08% 5,677Fisher2,10882.12% 454 17.69% 5 0.19%1,654 64.43% 2,567Floyd2,38365.81% 1,229 33.94% 9 0.25%1,154 31.87% 3,621Foard83385.00% 146 14.90% 1 0.10%687 70.10% 980Fort Bend6,18663.78% 3,493 36.01% 20 0.21%2,693 27.77% 9,699Franklin1,52078.19% 424 21.81% 0 0.00%1,096 56.38% 1,944Freestone2,81672.35% 1,074 27.60% 2 0.05%1,742 44.75% 3,892Frio1,50771.19% 607 28.67% 3 0.14%900 42.52% 2,117Gaines2,04563.89% 1,153 36.02% 3 0.09%892 27.87% 3,201Galveston30,67271.04% 12,365 28.64% 136 0.32%18,307 42.40% 43,173Garza1,25468.64% 567 31.03% 6 0.33%687 37.61% 1,827Gillespie2,26457.17% 1,695 42.80% 1 0.03%569 14.37% 3,960Glasscock17949.31% 183 50.41% 1 0.28% −4 −1.10% 363Goliad99064.24% 549 35.63% 2 0.13%441 28.61% 1,541Gonzales3,34873.66% 1,190 26.18% 7 0.15%2,158 47.48% 4,545Gray3,63342.00% 5,011 57.93% 6 0.07% −1,378 −15.93% 8,650Grayson14,20772.01% 5,500 27.88% 21 0.11%8,707 44.13% 19,728Gregg8,74142.47% 11,761 57.14% 82 0.40% −3,020 −14.67% 20,584Grimes2,22968.65% 1,014 31.23% 4 0.12%1,215 37.42% 3,247Guadalupe4,56862.51% 2,731 37.37% 9 0.12%1,837 25.14% 7,308Hale5,91061.60% 3,666 38.21% 18 0.19%2,244 23.39% 9,594Hall1,78572.77% 667 27.19% 1 0.04%1,118 45.58% 2,453Hamilton2,04867.02% 1,006 32.92% 2 0.07%1,042 34.10% 3,056Hansford86041.83% 1,193 58.03% 3 0.15% −333 −16.20% 2,056Hardeman1,83572.47% 697 27.53% 0 0.00%1,138 44.94% 2,532Hardin5,14371.97% 1,987 27.81% 16 0.22%3,156 44.16% 7,146Harris227,81959.49% 154,401 40.32% 765 0.20%73,418 19.17% 382,985Harrison6,35153.24% 5,568 46.67% 11 0.09%783 6.57% 11,930Hartley56556.33% 437 43.57% 1 0.10%128 12.76% 1,003Haskell2,90384.86% 512 14.97% 6 0.18%2,391 69.89% 3,421Hays3,78074.64% 1,279 25.26% 5 0.10%2,501 49.38% 5,064Hemphill64953.50% 563 46.41% 1 0.08%86 7.09% 1,213Henderson4,69769.96% 1,988 29.61% 29 0.43%2,709 40.35% 6,714Hidalgo22,11065.50% 11,563 34.25% 83 0.25%10,547 31.25% 33,756Hill5,13076.61% 1,557 23.25% 9 0.13%3,573 53.36% 6,696Hockley4,04970.63% 1,674 29.20% 10 0.17%2,375 41.43% 5,733Hood1,66179.59% 423 20.27% 3 0.14%1,238 59.32% 2,087Hopkins4,13373.14% 1,518 26.86% 0 0.00%2,615 46.28% 5,651Houston3,68168.60% 1,675 31.22% 10 0.19%2,006 37.38% 5,366Howard6,08364.94% 3,272 34.93% 12 0.13%2,811 30.01% 9,367Hudspeth43865.86% 224 33.68% 3 0.45%214 32.18% 665Hunt6,56766.47% 3,302 33.42% 10 0.10%3,265 33.05% 9,879Hutchinson4,62546.25% 5,358 53.58% 17 0.17% −733 −7.33% 10,000Irion35163.82% 199 36.18% 0 0.00%152 27.64% 550Jack1,59465.22% 847 34.66% 3 0.12%747 30.56% 2,444Jackson2,77570.22% 1,168 29.55% 9 0.23%1,607 40.67% 3,952Jasper3,60065.02% 1,919 34.66% 18 0.33%1,681 30.36% 5,537Jeff Davis30463.47% 174 36.33% 1 0.21%130 27.14% 479Jefferson44,58460.58% 28,771 39.09% 239 0.32%15,813 21.49% 73,594Jim Hogg1,37589.87% 152 9.93% 3 0.20%1,223 79.94% 1,530Jim Wells6,84977.50% 1,988 22.50% 0 0.00%4,861 55.00% 8,837Johnson6,38166.18% 3,251 33.72% 10 0.10%3,130 32.46% 9,642Jones3,62273.62% 1,295 26.32% 3 0.06%2,327 47.30% 4,920Karnes3,17876.08% 993 23.77% 6 0.14%2,185 52.31% 4,177Kaufman4,76671.20% 1,922 28.71% 6 0.09%2,844 42.49% 6,694Kendall97044.64% 1,200 55.22% 3 0.14% −230 −10.58% 2,173Kenedy11578.77% 30 20.55% 1 0.68%85 58.22% 146Kent56383.04% 115 16.96% 0 0.00%448 66.08% 678Kerr2,89451.60% 2,706 48.25% 8 0.14%188 3.35% 5,608Kimble86262.33% 520 37.60% 1 0.07%342 24.73% 1,383King18084.11% 34 15.89% 0 0.00%146 68.22% 214Kinney43973.91% 155 26.09% 0 0.00%284 47.82% 594Kleberg4,56873.32% 1,652 26.52% 10 0.16%2,916 46.80% 6,230Knox1,77380.01% 439 19.81% 4 0.18%1,334 60.20% 2,216Lamar6,30370.78% 2,594 29.13% 8 0.09%3,709 41.65% 8,905Lamb4,31868.01% 2,022 31.85% 9 0.14%2,296 36.16% 6,349Lampasas2,22474.88% 744 25.05% 2 0.07%1,480 49.83% 2,970La Salle98881.52% 223 18.40% 1 0.08%765 63.12% 1,212Lavaca4,03173.07% 1,480 26.83% 6 0.11%2,551 46.24% 5,517Lee1,88467.07% 923 32.86% 2 0.07%961 34.21% 2,809Leon2,37378.52% 642 21.24% 7 0.23%1,731 57.28% 3,022Liberty5,35764.88% 2,884 34.93% 16 0.19%2,473 29.95% 8,257Limestone3,77771.77% 1,478 28.08% 8 0.15%2,299 43.69% 5,263Lipscomb58943.57% 763 56.43% 0 0.00% −174 −12.86% 1,352Live Oak1,42363.93% 795 35.71% 8 0.36%628 28.22% 2,226Llano1,72772.44% 655 27.47% 2 0.08%1,072 44.97% 2,384Loving4658.23% 32 40.51% 1 1.27%14 17.72% 79Lubbock22,05755.89% 17,372 44.02% 34 0.09%4,685 11.87% 39,463Lynn2,28175.28% 745 24.59% 4 0.13%1,536 50.69% 3,030McCulloch2,10076.06% 655 23.72% 6 0.22%1,445 52.34% 2,761McLennan28,42972.25% 10,892 27.68% 25 0.06%17,537 44.57% 39,346McMullen26760.27% 175 39.50% 1 0.23%92 20.77% 443Madison1,29866.74% 644 33.11% 3 0.15%654 33.63% 1,945Marion1,37259.57% 927 40.25% 4 0.17%445 19.32% 2,303Martin89268.77% 402 30.99% 3 0.23%490 37.78% 1,297Mason94161.30% 590 38.44% 4 0.26%351 22.86% 1,535Matagorda4,14363.20% 2,407 36.72% 5 0.08%1,736 26.48% 6,555Maverick2,11379.41% 545 20.48% 3 0.11%1,568 58.93% 2,661Medina3,40868.27% 1,583 31.71% 1 0.02%1,825 36.56% 4,992Menard58859.70% 397 40.30% 0 0.00%191 19.40% 985Midland8,64641.96% 11,906 57.78% 53 0.26% −3,260 −15.82% 20,605Milam4,36876.51% 1,334 23.37% 7 0.12%3,034 53.14% 5,709Mills1,22871.27% 495 28.73% 0 0.00%733 42.54% 1,723Mitchell2,42076.61% 737 23.33% 2 0.06%1,683 53.28% 3,159Montague3,74677.14% 1,106 22.78% 4 0.08%2,640 54.36% 4,856Montgomery4,98960.87% 3,167 38.64% 40 0.49%1,822 22.23% 8,196Moore2,39357.54% 1,762 42.37% 4 0.10%631 15.17% 4,159Morris2,36665.83% 1,218 33.89% 10 0.28%1,148 31.94% 3,594Motley67867.53% 324 32.27% 2 0.20%354 35.26% 1,004Nacogdoches4,52460.17% 2,976 39.58% 19 0.25%1,548 20.59% 7,519Navarro6,81176.08% 2,139 23.89% 3 0.03%4,672 52.19% 8,953Newton2,21174.82% 738 24.97% 6 0.20%1,473 49.85% 2,955Nolan3,54068.58% 1,610 31.19% 12 0.23%1,930 37.39% 5,162Nueces40,42674.10% 14,048 25.75% 84 0.15%26,378 48.35% 54,558Ochiltree92033.61% 1,814 66.28% 3 0.11% −894 −32.67% 2,737Oldham39759.25% 269 40.15% 4 0.60%128 19.10% 670Orange9,39060.02% 6,216 39.73% 39 0.25%3,174 20.29% 15,645Palo Pinto3,79168.42% 1,748 31.55% 2 0.04%2,043 36.87% 5,541Panola2,60847.97% 2,818 51.83% 11 0.20% −210 −3.86% 5,437Parker5,27070.66% 2,175 29.16% 13 0.17%3,095 41.50% 7,458Parmer1,55655.99% 1,216 43.76% 7 0.25%340 12.23% 2,779Pecos2,06859.55% 1,393 40.11% 12 0.35%675 19.44% 3,473Polk2,49267.35% 1,199 32.41% 9 0.24%1,293 34.94% 3,700Potter12,85052.62% 11,505 47.11% 64 0.26%1,345 5.51% 24,419Presidio1,15672.80% 431 27.14% 1 0.06%725 45.66% 1,588Rains89376.46% 272 23.29% 3 0.26%621 53.17% 1,168Randall6,01643.34% 7,843 56.50% 22 0.16% −1,827 −13.16% 13,881Reagan61460.08% 406 39.73% 2 0.20%208 20.35% 1,022Real48765.55% 255 34.32% 1 0.13%232 31.23% 743Red River3,39172.86% 1,257 27.01% 6 0.13%2,134 45.85% 4,654Reeves2,34065.09% 1,251 34.80% 4 0.11%1,089 30.29% 3,595Refugio2,31975.02% 772 24.98% 0 0.00%1,547 50.04% 3,091Roberts19840.00% 297 60.00% 0 0.00% −99 −20.00% 495Robertson3,35078.88% 895 21.07% 2 0.05%2,455 57.81% 4,247Rockwall1,30574.36% 445 25.36% 5 0.28%860 49.00% 1,755Runnels2,64564.01% 1,480 35.82% 7 0.17%1,165 28.19% 4,132Rusk6,52854.25% 5,488 45.61% 17 0.14%1,040 8.64% 12,033Sabine1,80180.76% 428 19.19% 1 0.04%1,373 61.57% 2,230San Augustine1,17360.46% 760 39.18% 7 0.36%413 21.28% 1,940San Jacinto1,68082.92% 343 16.93% 3 0.15%1,337 65.99% 2,026San Patricio7,17676.47% 2,188 23.32% 20 0.21%4,988 53.15% 9,384San Saba1,85981.64% 418 18.36% 0 0.00%1,441 63.28% 2,277Schleicher51456.92% 388 42.97% 1 0.11%126 13.95% 903Scurry3,38165.82% 1,741 33.89% 15 0.29%1,640 31.93% 5,137Shackelford93465.59% 487 34.20% 3 0.21%447 31.39% 1,424Shelby3,48761.06% 2,220 38.87% 4 0.07%1,267 22.19% 5,711Sherman46242.31% 629 57.60% 1 0.09% −167 −15.29% 1,092Smith12,47448.97% 12,960 50.88% 38 0.15% −486 −1.91% 25,472Somervell64175.06% 210 24.59% 3 0.35%431 50.47% 854Starr4,05685.53% 678 14.30% 8 0.17%3,378 71.23% 4,742Stephens1,75361.00% 1,119 38.94% 2 0.07%634 22.06% 2,874Sterling24363.28% 140 36.46% 1 0.26%103 26.82% 384Stonewall97881.57% 219 18.27% 2 0.17%759 63.30% 1,199Sutton69466.03% 357 33.97% 0 0.00%337 32.06% 1,051Swisher2,41074.61% 815 25.23% 5 0.15%1,595 49.38% 3,230Tarrant97,09262.98% 56,593 36.71% 473 0.31%40,499 26.27% 154,158Taylor13,36659.09% 9,220 40.76% 34 0.15%4,146 18.33% 22,620Terrell36455.32% 294 44.68% 0 0.00%70 10.64% 658Terry3,03465.50% 1,592 34.37% 6 0.13%1,442 31.13% 4,632Throckmorton88378.14% 247 21.86% 0 0.00%636 56.28% 1,130Titus3,52867.60% 1,687 32.32% 4 0.08%1,841 35.28% 5,219Tom Green9,76759.40% 6,664 40.53% 12 0.07%3,103 18.87% 16,443Travis44,05868.89% 19,838 31.02% 62 0.10%24,220 37.87% 63,958Trinity1,65468.12% 763 31.43% 11 0.45%891 36.69% 2,428Tyler1,81859.86% 1,216 40.04% 3 0.10%602 19.82% 3,037Upshur4,02764.31% 2,222 35.48% 13 0.21%1,805 28.83% 6,262Upton95859.73% 636 39.65% 10 0.62%322 20.08% 1,604Uvalde2,35854.51% 1,963 45.38% 5 0.12%395 9.13% 4,326Val Verde3,55572.52% 1,346 27.46% 1 0.02%2,209 45.06% 4,902Van Zandt4,04771.30% 1,614 28.44% 15 0.26%2,433 42.86% 5,676Victoria8,14165.83% 4,201 33.97% 25 0.20%3,940 31.86% 12,367Walker2,87764.86% 1,557 35.10% 2 0.05%1,320 29.76% 4,436Waller2,16768.82% 980 31.12% 2 0.06%1,187 37.70% 3,149Ward2,22156.17% 1,730 43.75% 3 0.08%491 12.42% 3,954Washington2,93859.21% 2,019 40.69% 5 0.10%919 18.52% 4,962Webb10,07390.08% 1,094 9.78% 15 0.13%8,979 80.30% 11,182Wharton6,23469.11% 2,775 30.76% 11 0.12%3,459 38.35% 9,020Wheeler1,44055.81% 1,138 44.11% 2 0.08%302 11.70% 2,580Wichita19,13168.99% 8,585 30.96% 14 0.05%10,546 38.03% 27,730Wilbarger3,20067.48% 1,539 32.45% 3 0.06%1,661 35.03% 4,742Willacy2,15263.52% 1,230 36.30% 6 0.18%922 27.22% 3,388Williamson7,43080.74% 1,766 19.19% 6 0.07%5,664 61.55% 9,202Wilson3,47282.77% 718 17.12% 5 0.12%2,754 65.65% 4,195Winkler2,05955.97% 1,617 43.95% 3 0.08%442 12.02% 3,679Wise3,85273.50% 1,386 26.45% 3 0.06%2,466 47.05% 5,241Wood3,52862.93% 2,068 36.89% 10 0.18%1,460 26.04% 5,606Yoakum1,41562.06% 859 37.68% 6 0.26%556 24.38% 2,280Young3,39567.95% 1,600 32.03% 1 0.02%1,795 35.92% 4,996Zapata1,00987.97% 135 11.77% 3 0.26%874 76.20% 1,147Zavala1,78474.80% 598 25.07% 3 0.13%1,186 49.73% 2,385Totals1,663,18563.32%958,56636.49%5,0600.19%704,61926.83%2,626,811
Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican
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Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic
16em
Anderson
Armstrong
Austin
Bailey
Bandera
Brazoria
Brewster
Childress
Carson
Coleman
Collingsworth
Comal
Cooke
Crockett
Dallam
Dallas
Dawson
Denton
Deaf Smith
DeWitt
Donley
Eastland
Erath
Floyd
Fort Bend
Gaines
Gillespie
Goliad
Guadalupe
Hale
Hamilton
Hardeman
Harris
Hartley
Hemphill
Jack
Jackson
Kerr
Kimble
Live Oak
Lubbock
McMullen
Menard
Mason
Matagorda
Mills
Moore
Motley
Oldham
Parmer
Potter
Real
Runnels
Rusk
Schleicher
Stephens
Somervell
Tarrant
Taylor
Tom Green
Tyler
Uvalde
Waller
Wilbarger
Washington
Wheeler
Wise
Yoakum
Zavala
Analysis
The home state of President Lyndon B. Johnson, Texas was easily his best state in the former Confederacy, although he did better still in four of the five border states. Overall Texas was Johnson's nineteenth best state in the election and weighed in at 4.25% points more Democratic than the national average. Johnson won every region in the state by wide margins, including those which had begun trending Republican in recent presidential elections such as the Texas Panhandle, the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, and Metro Houston. Every major city in the state voted for Johnson, including every mid-sized city with the exceptions of Odessa, Midland, Tyler, and Longview, which were won by Goldwater.
Two counties in the northern Panhandle, Ochiltree and Roberts, gave Goldwater over sixty percent of the vote, further reflecting this region's trend towards the Republican Party. Given that it was also Johnson's home county, Gillespie County in the Texas Hill Country voted Democratic for the only time since Franklin D. Roosevelt’s landslide in the 1932 election, in which he carried every county.Sullivan, Robert David; ‘How the Red and Blue Map Evolved Over the Past Century’; America Magazine in The National Catholic Review; June 29, 2016. This is the only presidential election between 1952 and 2008 that Dallas and Harris counties voted for the Democratic candidate. Dallas in particular likely swung towards Johnson due to the city still being in mourning from the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, which had occurred less than a year before the election. Despite this strong swing, Johnson only carried Dallas County by a 9.6% margin.
President Johnson carried 238 out of the state's 254 counties, and all twenty-three congressional districts. The 1964 election marks the last time a Democratic candidate for president won Texas with over sixty percent of the vote, won the state with a double-digit margin, and carried any counties with over ninety percent of the vote (in this case, the South Texas counties of Duval and Webb). Webb, Duval and Jim Hogg counties stood among the four most Democratic in the nation.Dave Leip’s Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections; 1964 Presidential Election Statistics
Aside from Johnson's home county Gillespie as mentioned above, this remains the last election as of the 2024 presidential election in which the counties of Andrews, Austin, Bandera, Brazos, Collin, Comal, Cooke, Crane, Dawson, Deaf Smith, Denton, DeWitt, Guadalupe, Hartley, Hemphill, Irion, Kerr, Kimble, Loving, Lubbock, McMullen, Montgomery, Potter, Reagan, Runnels, Rusk, Schleicher, Sterling, Sutton, Taylor, Tom Green, Upton, Uvalde, Victoria, Washington, Winkler, and Yoakum voted for the Democratic presidential candidate. Dallas County and Harris County, the two most populous in the state, would not vote Democratic again until Barack Obama won them in 2008; Fort Bend County, a Houston suburb, would not vote Democratic again until Hillary Clinton won it in 2016; and Tarrant County, the third most populous county and home to the long-conservative Fort Worth suburbs, would not vote Democratic again until Joe Biden won it in 2020. This is also the last time a Democratic candidate won every county in the Texas Triangle.
See also
United States presidential elections in Texas
References
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