1984 (Ronald Reagan)
The only places that didn't vote for Reagan in 1984 were Walter Mondale's home state of Minnesota and D.C., which has only voted for the Democratic Party throughout its presidential voting history.
(Wisconsin also voted for Reagan in 1980.)
The last time Washington State voted for a Republican for president was in the Election of 1984. In that election, 49 states voted to re-elect Ronald Reagan. Only Walter Mondale's home state of Minnesota and the District of Columbia voted for Mondale.
Here is a complete list of Republican presidential candidates for whom Washington State voted:
1892 - Benjamin Harrison
1901 - William McKinley
1905 - Theodore Roosevelt
1909 - William Howard Taft
1921 - Warren G. Harding
1925 - Calvin Coolidge
1929 - Herbert Hoover
1952 - Dwight D. Eisenhower
1956 - Dwight D. Eisenhower
1960 - Richard M. Nixon
1972 - Richard M. Nixon
1976 - 8 votes for Gerald R. Ford; 1 vote for Ronald Reagan
1980 - Ronald Reagan
1984 - Ronald Reagan
Washington has consistently voted for the Democratic Party candidate since 1988. In 1984 Washington voted for Republican Party candidate Ronald Regan.
1984 was the last time a Republican candidate for president won the state.
If I voted for a republican sheriff can I still vote demacrat president
Former President George H.W. Bush carried the state of Maryland by three percentage points in the election of 1988. This was the last time that Maryland voted for a Republican presidential candidate.
Although the electors normally vote for their candidates, there have been faithless electors who voted for someone else or else did not vote.
Ronald Reagan formally changed his vote registration to Republican in 1962.
NO- he was not a candidate for President. However, at the 1888 Republican Convention he did receive a vote for the Republican nomination.
Yes. Any American citizen eligible to vote can vote for anyone they like regardless of party affiliation.
I don't know how he voted in the last election, but I do know that he is a registered republican.
They voted Republican
In 1912 the Republican vote was split between two candidates. The official Republican nominee was Taft, however, Theodore Roosevelt ran as a member of his own Bull Moose party and drew away enough of the Republican vote from Taft to ensure that Woodrow Wilson would win.
Hawaii is a Democratic State with a Republican Governor. It supported the Democratic candidate for President in 10 of the last twelve Presidential elections and in 2008, President Obama won 71.85% of the Hawaiian vote.
Alaska has voted Republican since Democrat Barry Goldwater in 1964.
Like most states you have to be 18 to vote in Wisconsin