United States presidential election, 2016

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Presidential election, 2016
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Nominee
Whitney Mason
David Gamble
Party
Democratic
Republican
Home state
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Running mate
Drew Brockmeier
John Dunn
Running Mate's Home state
Michigan
Illinois
Electoral vote
379
159
States carried
32+DC
18

The United States presidential election of 2016 was held on November 8, 2016 and was the 57th consecutive quadrennial election for President and Vice President of the United States. The election coincided with the 2016 Senate elections, House of Representatives elections, and gubernatorial elections, as well as many regional and local elections.

Democratic candidate Whitney Mason, the Governor of Appalachia, defeated Republican candidate David Gamble, the Governor of the Mid-Atlantic. The election is widely considered a disaster for the Republican Party, it being their second largest defeat in terms of the electoral college vote in over 50 years and their first presidential election loss in 20 years.

Contents

Background

President Elizabeth Warren was ineligible to run for a third term, meaning neither party would have an incumbent running for re-election.

Primary election

Republican nomination

Main article: Republican Party presidential primaries, 2016, and 2016 Republican National Convention

Candidates

Potential candidates who did not run

Democratic nomination

Main article: Democratic Party presidential primaries, 2016, and 2016 Democratic National Convention

Candidates

Potential candidates who did not run

General election

Campaign issues

TBC

Debate

TBC

Election results

Summary


2016 Presidential election
Party Candidate Popular Vote  % Electoral Votes States carried
Democratic Whitney Mason 386 32+DC
Republican David Gamble 152 18
Other 0 0
Majority
Turnout
Democratic gain from Republican Swing

Detailed results


2016 Presidential election
State Mason Gamble
Alabama 45.5% 50.5%
Alaska 43.5% 53%
Arkansas 50% 44.5%
Arizona 46% 50.5%
California 54.5% 38.5%
Colorado 46% 50%
Connecticut 55.5% 37.5%
Delaware 47.5% 47%
District of Columbia 76% 13%
Florida 51.5% 44%
Georgia 49% 47%
Hawaii 61% 32%
Idaho 45.5% 51.5%
Illinois 56% 39.5%
Indiana 50.5% 46%
Iowa 52% 44%
Kansas 44% 52%
Kentucky 55.5% 40.5%
Louisiana 54% 42%
Maine 51.5% 41.5%
Maryland 52% 43%
Massachusetts 62.5% 29%
Michigan 56.5% 38.5%
Minnesota 52.5% 43%
Mississippi 44% 51%
Missouri 48.5% 47%
Montana 49.5% 46.5%
Nebraska 44% 53%
Nevada 47% 48.5%
New Hampshire 47.5% 47%
New Jersey 48% 46.5%
New Mexico 50% 45%
New York 55% 38%
North Carolina 56.5% 39.5%
North Dakota 48% 48.5%
Ohio 55.5% 41%
Oklahoma 47% 48.5%
Oregon 49.5% 44%
Pennsylvania 41.5% 52.5%
Rhode Island 60.5% 32.5%
South Carolina 45% 51%
South Dakota 45.5% 51%
Tennessee 47% 49%
Texas 42.5% 53.5%
Utah 36.5% 60.5%
Vermont 56.5% 37%
Virginia 53.5% 43%
Washington 54% 39.5%
West Virginia 58% 37.5%
Wisconsin 50% 45.5%
Wyoming 40.5% 56%

Close states

  1. New Hampshire, Mason, 0.5%
  2. Delaware, Mason, 0.5%
  3. North Dakota, Gamble, 0.5%
  4. New Jersey, Mason, 1.5%
  5. Missouri, Mason, 1.5%
  6. Oklahoma, Gamble, 1.5%
  7. Nevada, Gamble, 1.5%
  8. Georgia, Mason, 2.0%
  9. Tennessee, Gamble, 2.0%
  10. Montana, Mason, 3.0%
  11. Colorado, Gamble, 4.0%

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United States presidential election, 2016
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