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Election 1964 Results

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1964 presidential election in South Carolina

Barry Goldwater (Republican) beat Lyndon B. Johnson (Democrat) in South Carolina in 1964, 58.9% to 41.1%, a margin of 17.8 points and 93,325 votes.

South Carolina voted 40.4 points more Republican than the country as a whole, where the margin was D+22.6.

South Carolina changed party: in 1960 it went Democratic, for John F. Kennedy.

Republicans led in 33 of the 46 counties as they stood then and Democrats in 13. The largest, Charleston, cast 47,073 votes and went to the Republican by 38.1 points. The closest was Dillon, where 31 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Result

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Barry Goldwater won Republican 309,048 58.9%
Lyndon B. Johnson Democratic 215,723 41.1%
All other candidates 8 0.0%
Total524,779

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Charleston 14,564 30.9% 32,509 69.1% 47,073 R+38.1
Greenville 17,298 37.1% 29,358 62.9% 46,656 R+25.8
Richland 17,939 39.6% 27,306 60.4% 45,245 R+20.7
Spartanburg 20,034 52.1% 18,411 47.9% 38,445 D+4.2
Aiken 7,622 30.4% 17,467 69.6% 25,089 R+39.2
Anderson 11,670 58.2% 8,398 41.8% 20,068 D+16.3
Florence 7,157 40.9% 10,346 59.1% 17,503 R+18.2
Lexington 4,807 28.5% 12,041 71.5% 16,848 R+42.9
Orangeburg 5,607 34.9% 10,456 65.1% 16,063 R+30.2
York 8,346 53.4% 7,292 46.6% 4 15,642 D+6.7
Horry 5,444 39.6% 8,293 60.4% 13,737 R+20.7
Darlington 5,010 42.7% 6,717 57.3% 11,727 R+14.6
Sumter 3,775 32.8% 7,729 67.2% 11,504 R+34.4
Greenwood 5,479 49.2% 5,653 50.8% 11,132 R+1.6
Lancaster 4,970 51.2% 4,742 48.8% 9,712 D+2.3
Berkeley 3,537 36.7% 6,100 63.3% 9,637 R+26.6
Laurens 4,365 46.2% 5,081 53.8% 9,446 R+7.6
Pickens 3,506 37.3% 5,882 62.6% 3 9,391 R+25.3
Newberry 3,222 36.6% 5,571 63.4% 1 8,794 R+26.7
Kershaw 3,168 36.1% 5,617 63.9% 8,785 R+27.9
Oconee 5,560 67.2% 2,712 32.8% 8,272 D+34.4
Georgetown 3,423 42.1% 4,705 57.9% 8,128 R+15.8
Cherokee 4,258 54.0% 3,627 46.0% 7,885 D+8.0
Union 3,892 50.5% 3,815 49.5% 7,707 D+1.0
Chesterfield 4,634 65.4% 2,449 34.6% 7,083 D+30.8
Williamsburg 2,248 31.9% 4,810 68.1% 7,058 R+36.3
Chester 3,882 57.1% 2,915 42.9% 6,797 D+14.2
Dorchester 1,604 23.9% 5,109 76.1% 6,713 R+52.2
Colleton 2,051 30.7% 4,637 69.3% 6,688 R+38.7
Beaufort 2,747 44.5% 3,432 55.5% 6,179 R+11.1
Dillon 2,773 50.3% 2,742 49.7% 5,515 D+0.6
Marion 2,046 39.0% 3,197 61.0% 5,243 R+22.0
Barnwell 1,382 27.4% 3,670 72.6% 5,052 R+45.3
Fairfield 2,628 56.8% 1,997 43.2% 4,625 D+13.6
Marlboro 2,422 56.5% 1,864 43.5% 4,286 D+13.0
Abbeville 2,689 65.0% 1,448 35.0% 4,137 D+30.0
Saluda 1,409 35.8% 2,524 64.2% 3,933 R+28.3
Clarendon 833 22.0% 2,960 78.0% 3,793 R+56.1
Bamberg 1,419 37.5% 2,366 62.5% 3,785 R+25.0
Hampton 1,439 38.9% 2,259 61.1% 3,698 R+22.2
Lee 1,156 31.7% 2,489 68.3% 3,645 R+36.6
Edgefield 824 24.9% 2,489 75.1% 3,313 R+50.3
Jasper 1,002 38.6% 1,593 61.4% 2,595 R+22.8
Allendale 772 30.7% 1,740 69.3% 2,512 R+38.5
Calhoun 612 27.8% 1,591 72.2% 2,203 R+44.4
McCormick 498 34.7% 939 65.3% 1,437 R+30.7

Counties as they stood in 1964; some have since been split, merged or renamed. Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

South Carolina in every presidential election we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2024 Donald Trump (R) R+17.9
2020 Donald Trump (R) R+11.7
2016 Donald Trump (R) R+14.3
2012 Mitt Romney (R) R+10.5
2008 John McCain (R) R+9.0
2004 George W. Bush (R) R+17.1
2000 George W. Bush (R) R+16.0
1996 Bob Dole (R) R+5.8
1992 George H. W. Bush (R) R+8.1
1988 George H. W. Bush (R) R+23.9
1984 Ronald Reagan (R) R+28.0
1980 Ronald Reagan (R) R+1.2
1976 Jimmy Carter (D) D+13.0
1972 Richard Nixon (R) R+42.7
1968 Richard Nixon (R) R+8.5
1964 Barry Goldwater (R) R+17.8
1960 John F. Kennedy (D) D+2.5
1956 Adlai Stevenson II (D) D+20.2
1952 Adlai Stevenson II (D) D+1.4
1948 Strom Thurmond (other)
1944 Franklin D. Roosevelt (D) D+83.2
1940 Franklin D. Roosevelt (D) D+91.3
1936 Franklin D. Roosevelt (D) D+97.1
1932 Franklin D. Roosevelt (D) D+96.1
1928 Al Smith (D) D+82.9
1924 John W. Davis (D) D+94.4
1920 James M. Cox (D) D+92.1
1916 Woodrow Wilson (D) D+94.3
1912 Woodrow Wilson (D) D+94.8
1908 William Jennings Bryan (D) D+87.9
1904 Alton B. Parker (D) D+90.7
1900 William Jennings Bryan (D) D+86.1
1896 William Jennings Bryan (D) D+71.8
1892 Grover Cleveland (D) D+58.6
1888 Grover Cleveland (D) D+65.1
1884 Grover Cleveland (D) D+51.8
1880 Winfield Scott Hancock (D) D+31.7
1876 Rutherford B. Hayes (R) R+0.5
1872 Ulysses S. Grant (R) R+52.0
1868 Ulysses S. Grant (R) R+15.9