Nixon got 32% of the black vote in 1960 (lost to John Kennedy).
Got 15% of black vote in 1968 (defeated Hubert Humphrey).
Not sure about 1972 (defeated George McGovern), I've read different things - that he won 20%, or 18%, or 13%; 1972 was such a huge landslide victory for Nixon, that I'm guessing the 18 or 20 percent marks are closer to the truth.
In 1968 Nixon won 43.4 % in 1968 compared to 42.7% for his Democratic rival, Hubert Humphrey. (George Wallace won 13.5% as a third party candidate.)
In 1972, Nixon won 60.7 % of the vote.
36% of the black vote in 1968. 18% of the black vote in 1972.
Gerald Ford He received one vote from Richard Nixon.
Richard Nixon
No, black people do not exclusively vote for black people.
Yes, Richard Nixon won both the popular vote and the electoral college vote in the 1972 presidential election. He received 60.7% of the popular vote, the highest percentage ever received by a presidential candidate at that time, and won 520 electoral votes out of 538.
The 1960 presidential election was the closest election in history. In the popular vote, John F. Kennedy won over Richard Nixon by only 118,550 out of 69 million votes. The electoral vote gave him a majority of 303 to 219, though.
The presidential candidate with the highest percentage of votes since 1960 is Richard Nixon in 1972. He won re-election with 60.7% of the popular vote, the highest percentage of any candidate since then.
The person who won a U. S. Presidential Election with the lowest popular vote percentage was John Quincy Adams in 1824, who was the choice of the House of Representatives despite having received only 30.92% of the popular vote and 32.2% of the electoral votes.
Richard Nixon.
Nixon
When parties receive the proportion of the legislators corresponding to their percentage of the vote, winners are said to be determined by the Electoral College or Electoral Vote. Each state has a certain percentage of the allotted popular vote.
around 50 to 60% vote
Black men were given the right to vote in the nation of Canada in 1837. Black women did not get the full right to vote until 1960.