# List of people who received an electoral vote in the United States Electoral College

The following is a complete list of people who received an electoral vote in a United States presidential election. For all elections from 1804 onwards, "P" denotes a presidential vote, and "VP" denotes a vice presidential vote. Bold entries are successful candidates; Italicized entries are runners-up who became vice president under the original system (1788-1800).
This list includes eleven women, nine of whom received vice presidential votes: the first was Tonie Nathan who in 1972 received one vote from a faithless elector. This was followed by Geraldine Ferraro in 1984 and Sarah Palin in 2008. Maria Cantwell, Susan Collins, Carly Fiorina and Winona LaDuke all received a single faithless vote for vice president in 2016, and in that same election Elizabeth Warren received two. Hillary Clinton and Faith Spotted Eagle in 2016 were the first women to receive electoral votes for president; Spotted Eagle's single vote was from a faithless elector, and she was also the first Native American to receive an electoral vote for president. Kamala Harris became the first female vice president after the 2020 election.

## Special cases

17 electors did not cast votes:
* Two Maryland electors and two Virginia electors in 1788.
* Two Maryland electors and one Vermont elector in 1792.
* A Kentucky elector in 1808.
* An Ohio elector in 1812.
* Three Maryland electors and one Delaware elector in 1816.
* Two Maryland electors in 1832.
* A Nevada elector in 1864.
* A Washington, DC elector, Barbara Lett-Simmons, in 2000.
There are also two cases where votes were rejected by Congress:
* In 1864, 17 electoral votes from Louisiana and Tennessee (received by Abraham Lincoln) were rejected due to issues relating to the American Civil War.
* In 1872:
** 14 votes from Arkansas and Louisiana (received by Ulysses S. Grant) were rejected due to various irregularities, including allegations of electoral fraud.
** Three electoral votes from Georgia (received by Horace Greeley) were rejected as the votes were cast after Greeley's death.

## List

| Candidate | State | Election | Party | Electoral votes | Electoral votes | Electoral votes |
| Candidate | State | Election | Party | # | for | % |
| John Adams | MA | 1788 | Pro-Administration | 34 | – | 24.6 |
| John Adams | MA | 1792 | Federalist | 77 | – | 29.2 |
| John Adams | MA | 1796 | Federalist | 71 | – | 25.7 |
| John Adams | MA | 1800 | Federalist | 65 | – | 23.6 |
| John Quincy Adams | MA | 1820 | Democratic-Republican | 1 | P | 0.4 |
| John Quincy Adams | MA | 1824 | Democratic-Republican | 84 | P | 32.2 |
| John Quincy Adams | MA | 1828 | National Republican | 83 | P | 31.8 |
| Samuel Adams | MA | 1796 | Democratic-Republican | 15 | – | 5.4 |
| Spiro Agnew | MD | 1968 | Republican | 301 | VP | 55.9 |
| Spiro Agnew | MD | 1972 | Republican | 520 | VP | 96.7 |
| James Armstrong | GA | 1788 | Pro-Administration | 1 | – | 0.7 |
| Chester A. Arthur | NY | 1880 | Republican | 214 | VP | 58.0 |
| Nathaniel Prentice Banks | MA | 1872 | Liberal Republican | 1 | VP | 0.3 |
| Alben W. Barkley | KY | 1948 | Democratic | 303 | VP | 57.1 |
| John Bell | TN | 1860 | Constitutional Union | 39 | P | 12.9 |
| Lloyd Bentsen | TX | 1988 | Democratic | 111 | VP | 20.6 |
| Lloyd Bentsen | TX | 1988 | Democratic | 1 | P | 0.2 |
| Joe Biden | DE | 2008 | Democratic | 365 | VP | 67.8 |
| Joe Biden | DE | 2012 | Democratic | 332 | VP | 61.7 |
| Joe Biden | DE | 2020 | Democratic | 306 | P | 56.8 |
| James G. Blaine | ME | 1884 | Republican | 182 | P | 45.4 |
| Francis Preston Blair Jr. | MO | 1868 | Democratic | 80 | VP | 27.2 |
| Thomas E. Bramlette | KY | 1872 | Democratic | 3 | VP | 0.9 |
| John C. Breckinridge | KY | 1856 | Democratic | 174 | VP | 58.8 |
| John C. Breckinridge | KY | 1860 | Democratic | 72 | P | 23.8 |
| John W. Bricker | OH | 1944 | Republican | 99 | VP | 18.6 |
| Benjamin Gratz Brown | MO | 1872 | Liberal Republican | 18 | P | 5.2 |
| Benjamin Gratz Brown | MO | 1872 | Liberal Republican | 47 | VP | 13.4 |
| Charles W. Bryan | NE | 1924 | Democratic | 136 | VP | 25.6 |
| William Jennings Bryan | NE | 1896 | Democratic / Populist | 176 | P | 39.4 |
| William Jennings Bryan | NE | 1900 | Democratic | 155 | P | 34.7 |
| William Jennings Bryan | NE | 1908 | Democratic | 162 | P | 33.5 |
| James Buchanan | PA | 1856 | Democratic | 174 | P | 58.8 |
| Aaron Burr | NY | 1792 | Democratic-Republican | 1 | – | 0.4 |
| Aaron Burr | NY | 1796 | Democratic-Republican | 30 | – | 10.9 |
| Aaron Burr | NY | 1800 | Democratic-Republican | 73 | – | 26.4 |
| George H. W. Bush | TX | 1980 | Republican | 489 | VP | 90.9 |
| George H. W. Bush | TX | 1984 | Republican | 525 | VP | 97.6 |
| George H. W. Bush | TX | 1988 | Republican | 426 | P | 79.2 |
| George H. W. Bush | TX | 1992 | Republican | 168 | P | 31.2 |
| George W. Bush | TX | 2000 | Republican | 271 | P | 50.4 |
| George W. Bush | TX | 2004 | Republican | 286 | P | 53.2 |
| Nicholas Murray Butler | NY | 1912 | Republican | 8 | VP | 1.5 |
| William Orlando Butler | KY | 1848 | Democratic | 127 | VP | 43.8 |
| Harry F. Byrd | VA | 1960 | Democratic | 15 | P | 2.8 |
| John C. Calhoun | SC | 1824 | Democratic-Republican | 182 | VP | 70.0 |
| John C. Calhoun | SC | 1828 | Democratic | 171 | VP | 65.5 |
| Maria Cantwell | WA | 2016 | Democratic | 1 | VP | 0.2 |
| Jimmy Carter | GA | 1976 | Democratic | 297 | P | 55.2 |
| Jimmy Carter | GA | 1980 | Democratic | 49 | P | 9.1 |
| Lewis Cass | MI | 1848 | Democratic | 127 | P | 43.8 |
| Dick Cheney | WY | 2000 | Republican | 271 | VP | 50.4 |
| Dick Cheney | WY | 2004 | Republican | 286 | VP | 53.2 |
| Henry Clay | KY | 1824 | Democratic-Republican | 37 | P | 14.2 |
| Henry Clay | KY | 1824 | Democratic-Republican | 2 | VP | 0.8 |
| Henry Clay | KY | 1832 | National Republican | 49 | P | 17.1 |
| Henry Clay | KY | 1844 | Whig | 105 | P | 38.2 |
| Grover Cleveland | NY | 1884 | Democratic | 219 | P | 54.6 |
| Grover Cleveland | NY | 1888 | Democratic | 168 | P | 41.9 |
| Grover Cleveland | NY | 1892 | Democratic | 277 | P | 62.4 |
| Bill Clinton | AR | 1992 | Democratic | 370 | P | 68.8 |
| Bill Clinton | AR | 1996 | Democratic | 379 | P | 70.4 |
| DeWitt Clinton | NY | 1812 | Democratic-Republican | 89 | P | 41.0 |
| George Clinton | NY | 1788 | Anti-Federalist | 3 | – | 2.2 |
| George Clinton | NY | 1792 | Democratic-Republican | 50 | – | 18.9 |
| George Clinton | NY | 1796 | Democratic-Republican | 7 | – | 2.5 |
| George Clinton | NY | 1804 | Democratic-Republican | 162 | VP | 92.0 |
| George Clinton | NY | 1808 | Democratic-Republican | 113 | VP | 64.6 |
| George Clinton | NY | 1808 | Democratic-Republican | 6 | P | 3.4 |
| Hillary Clinton | NY | 2016 | Democratic | 227 | P | 42.2 |
| Schuyler Colfax | IN | 1868 | Republican | 214 | VP | 72.8 |
| Susan Collins | ME | 2016 | Republican | 1 | VP | 0.2 |
| Alfred H. Colquitt | GA | 1872 | Democratic | 5 | VP | 1.4 |
| Calvin Coolidge | MA | 1920 | Republican | 404 | VP | 76.1 |
| Calvin Coolidge | MA | 1924 | Republican | 382 | P | 71.9 |
| James M. Cox | OH | 1920 | Democratic | 127 | P | 23.9 |
| William H. Crawford | GA | 1824 | Democratic-Republican | 41 | P | 15.7 |
| Charles Curtis | KS | 1928 | Republican | 444 | VP | 83.6 |
| Charles Curtis | KS | 1932 | Republican | 59 | VP | 11.1 |
| George M. Dallas | PA | 1844 | Democratic | 170 | VP | 61.8 |
| David Davis | IL | 1872 | Independent | 1 | P | 0.3 |
| Henry G. Davis | WV | 1904 | Democratic | 140 | VP | 29.4 |
| John W. Davis | WV | 1924 | Democratic | 136 | P | 25.6 |
| Charles G. Dawes | IL | 1924 | Republican | 382 | VP | 71.9 |
| William L. Dayton | NJ | 1856 | Republican | 114 | VP | 38.5 |
| Thomas E. Dewey | NY | 1944 | Republican | 99 | P | 18.6 |
| Thomas E. Dewey | NY | 1948 | Republican | 189 | P | 35.6 |
| Bob Dole | KS | 1976 | Republican | 241 | VP | 44.8 |
| Bob Dole | KS | 1996 | Republican | 159 | P | 29.6 |
| Andrew Jackson Donelson | TN | 1856 | American | 8 | VP | 2.7 |
| Stephen A. Douglas | IL | 1860 | Democratic | 12 | P | 4.0 |
| Michael Dukakis | MA | 1988 | Democratic | 111 | P | 20.6 |
| Michael Dukakis | MA | 1988 | Democratic | 1 | VP | 0.2 |
| John Edwards | NC | 2004 | Democratic | 252 | VP | 46.8 |
| John Edwards | NC | 2004 | Democratic | 1 | P | 0.2 |
| Dwight D. Eisenhower | KS | 1952 | Republican | 442 | P | 83.2 |
| Dwight D. Eisenhower | KS | 1956 | Republican | 457 | P | 86.0 |
| William H. English | IN | 1880 | Democratic | 155 | VP | 42.0 |
| Amos Ellmaker | PA | 1832 | Anti-Masonic | 7 | VP | 2.4 |
| Oliver Ellsworth | CT | 1796 | Federalist | 11 | – | 4.0 |
| Edward Everett | MA | 1860 | Constitutional Union | 39 | VP | 12.9 |
| Charles W. Fairbanks | IN | 1904 | Republican | 336 | VP | 70.6 |
| Charles W. Fairbanks | IN | 1916 | Republican | 254 | VP | 47.8 |
| Geraldine Ferraro | NY | 1984 | Democratic | 13 | VP | 2.4 |
| James G. Field | VA | 1892 | Populist | 22 | VP | 5.0 |
| Millard Fillmore | NY | 1848 | Whig | 163 | VP | 56.2 |
| Millard Fillmore | NY | 1856 | American | 8 | P | 2.7 |
| Carly Fiorina | VA | 2016 | Republican | 1 | VP | 0.2 |
| John Floyd | VA | 1832 | Nullifier | 11 | P | 3.8 |
| Gerald Ford | MI | 1976 | Republican | 240 | P | 44.6 |
| Theodore Frelinghuysen | NY | 1844 | Whig | 105 | VP | 38.2 |
| John C. Frémont | CA | 1856 | Republican | 114 | P | 38.5 |
| James A. Garfield | OH | 1880 | Republican | 214 | P | 58.0 |
| John Nance Garner | TX | 1932 | Democratic | 472 | VP | 88.9 |
| John Nance Garner | TX | 1936 | Democratic | 523 | VP | 98.5 |
| Elbridge Gerry | MA | 1812 | Democratic-Republican | 131 | VP | 60.4 |
| Barry Goldwater | AZ | 1960 | Republican | 1 | VP | 0.2 |
| Barry Goldwater | AZ | 1964 | Republican | 52 | P | 9.7 |
| Al Gore | TN | 1992 | Democratic | 370 | VP | 68.8 |
| Al Gore | TN | 1996 | Democratic | 379 | VP | 70.4 |
| Al Gore | TN | 2000 | Democratic | 266 | P | 49.4 |
| William Alexander Graham | NC | 1852 | Whig | 42 | VP | 14.2 |
| Francis Granger | NY | 1836 | Whig | 77 | VP | 26.2 |
| Ulysses S. Grant | OH | 1868 | Republican | 214 | P | 72.8 |
| Ulysses S. Grant | OH | 1872 | Republican | 286 | P | 81.9 |
| William S. Groesbeck | OH | 1872 | Liberal Republican | 1 | VP | 0.3 |
| Hannibal Hamlin | ME | 1860 | Republican | 180 | VP | 59.4 |
| John Hancock | MA | 1788 | Pro-Administration | 4 | – | 2.9 |
| Winfield Scott Hancock | PA | 1880 | Democratic | 155 | P | 42.0 |
| Warren G. Harding | OH | 1920 | Republican | 404 | P | 76.1 |
| Robert Goodloe Harper | MD | 1816 | Federalist | 3 | VP | 1.4 |
| Robert Goodloe Harper | MD | 1820 | Federalist | 1 | VP | 0.4 |
| Kamala Harris | CA | 2020 | Democratic | 306 | VP | 56.8 |
| Kamala Harris | CA | 2024 | Democratic | 226 | P | 42.0 |
| Benjamin Harrison | IN | 1888 | Republican | 233 | P | 58.1 |
| Benjamin Harrison | IN | 1892 | Republican | 145 | P | 32.7 |
| Robert H. Harrison | MD | 1788 | Pro-Administration | 6 | – | 4.3 |
| William Henry Harrison | OH | 1836 | Whig | 73 | P | 24.8 |
| William Henry Harrison | OH | 1840 | Whig | 234 | P | 79.6 |
| Rutherford B. Hayes | OH | 1876 | Republican | 185 | P | 50.1 |
| Thomas A. Hendricks | IN | 1872 | Democratic | 42 | P | 12.0 |
| Thomas A. Hendricks | IN | 1876 | Democratic | 184 | VP | 49.9 |
| Thomas A. Hendricks | IN | 1884 | Democratic | 219 | VP | 54.6 |
| John Henry | MD | 1796 | Democratic-Republican | 2 | – | 0.7 |
| Garret Hobart | NJ | 1896 | Republican | 271 | VP | 60.6 |
| Herbert Hoover | CA | 1928 | Republican | 444 | P | 83.6 |
| Herbert Hoover | CA | 1932 | Republican | 59 | P | 11.1 |
| John Hospers | CA | 1972 | Libertarian | 1 | P | 0.2 |
| John Eager Howard | MD | 1816 | Federalist | 22 | VP | 10.1 |
| Charles Evans Hughes | NY | 1916 | Republican | 254 | P | 47.8 |
| Hubert Humphrey | MN | 1964 | Democratic | 486 | VP | 90.3 |
| Hubert Humphrey | MN | 1968 | Democratic | 191 | P | 35.5 |
| Samuel Huntington | CT | 1788 | Pro-Administration | 2 | – | 1.4 |
| Jared Ingersoll | PA | 1812 | Federalist | 86 | VP | 39.6 |
| James Iredell | NC | 1796 | Federalist | 3 | – | 1.1 |
| Andrew Jackson | TN | 1824 | Democratic-Republican | 99 | P | 37.9 |
| Andrew Jackson | TN | 1824 | Democratic-Republican | 13 | VP | 5.0 |
| Andrew Jackson | TN | 1828 | Democratic | 178 | P | 68.2 |
| Andrew Jackson | TN | 1832 | Democratic | 219 | P | 76.6 |
| John Jay | NY | 1788 | Pro-Administration | 9 | – | 6.5 |
| John Jay | NY | 1796 | Federalist | 5 | – | 1.8 |
| John Jay | NY | 1800 | Federalist | 1 | – | 0.4 |
| Thomas Jefferson | VA | 1792 | Democratic-Republican | 4 | – | 1.5 |
| Thomas Jefferson | VA | 1796 | Democratic-Republican | 68 | – | 24.6 |
| Thomas Jefferson | VA | 1800 | Democratic-Republican | 73 | – | 26.4 |
| Thomas Jefferson | VA | 1804 | Democratic-Republican | 162 | P | 92.0 |
| Charles J. Jenkins | GA | 1872 | Democratic | 2 | P | 0.6 |
| Andrew Johnson | TN | 1864 | National Union (Dem.) | 212 | VP | 91.0 |
| Herschel Vespasian Johnson | GA | 1860 | Democratic | 12 | VP | 4.0 |
| Hiram Johnson | CA | 1912 | Progressive (Bull Moose) | 88 | VP | 16.6 |
| Lyndon B. Johnson | TX | 1960 | Democratic | 303 | VP | 56.4 |
| Lyndon B. Johnson | TX | 1964 | Democratic | 486 | P | 90.3 |
| Richard Mentor Johnson | KY | 1836 | Democratic | 147 | VP | 50.0 |
| Richard Mentor Johnson | KY | 1840 | Democratic | 48 | VP | 16.3 |
| Samuel Johnston | NC | 1796 | Federalist | 2 | – | 0.7 |
| Walter Burgwyn Jones | AL | 1956 | Democratic | 1 | P | 0.2 |
| George Washington Julian | IN | 1872 | Liberal Republican | 5 | VP | 1.4 |
| Tim Kaine | VA | 2016 | Democratic | 227 | VP | 42.2 |
| John Kasich | OH | 2016 | Republican | 1 | P | 0.2 |
| Estes Kefauver | TN | 1956 | Democratic | 73 | VP | 13.7 |
| Jack Kemp | NY | 1996 | Republican | 159 | VP | 29.6 |
| John F. Kennedy | MA | 1960 | Democratic | 303 | P | 56.4 |
| John W. Kern | IN | 1908 | Democratic | 162 | VP | 33.5 |
| John Kerry | MA | 2004 | Democratic | 251 | P | 46.7 |
| Rufus King | NY | 1804 | Federalist | 14 | VP | 8.0 |
| Rufus King | NY | 1808 | Federalist | 47 | VP | 26.9 |
| Rufus King | NY | 1816 | Federalist | 34 | P | 15.7 |
| William R. King | AL | 1852 | Democratic | 254 | VP | 85.8 |
| Frank Knox | IL | 1936 | Republican | 8 | VP | 1.5 |
| Winona LaDuke | MN | 2016 | Green | 1 | VP | 0.2 |
| Robert M. La Follette Sr. | WI | 1924 | Progressive (1924) | 13 | P | 2.4 |
| Alf Landon | KS | 1936 | Republican | 8 | P | 1.5 |
| Joseph Lane | OR | 1860 | Democratic | 72 | VP | 23.8 |
| John Langdon | NH | 1808 | Democratic-Republican | 9 | VP | 5.1 |
| Henry Lee | MA | 1832 | Nullifier | 11 | VP | 3.8 |
| Curtis LeMay | CA | 1968 | American Independent | 46 | VP | 8.6 |
| Joe Lieberman | CT | 2000 | Democratic | 266 | VP | 49.4 |
| Abraham Lincoln | IL | 1860 | Republican | 180 | P | 59.4 |
| Abraham Lincoln | IL | 1864 | National Union (Rep.) | 212 | P | 91.0 |
| Benjamin Lincoln | MA | 1788 | Pro-Administration | 1 | – | 0.7 |
| Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. | MA | 1960 | Republican | 219 | VP | 40.8 |
| John A. Logan | IL | 1884 | Republican | 182 | VP | 45.4 |
| Willis Benson Machen | KY | 1872 | Democratic | 1 | VP | 0.3 |
| Nathaniel Macon | NC | 1824 | Democratic-Republican | 24 | VP | 9.2 |
| James Madison | VA | 1808 | Democratic-Republican | 122 | P | 69.7 |
| James Madison | VA | 1808 | Democratic-Republican | 3 | VP | 1.7 |
| James Madison | VA | 1812 | Democratic-Republican | 128 | P | 59.0 |
| Willie Person Mangum | NC | 1836 | Whig | 11 | P | 3.7 |
| John Marshall | VA | 1816 | Federalist | 4 | VP | 1.8 |
| Thomas R. Marshall | IN | 1912 | Democratic | 435 | VP | 81.9 |
| Thomas R. Marshall | IN | 1916 | Democratic | 277 | VP | 52.2 |
| John McCain | AZ | 2008 | Republican | 173 | P | 32.2 |
| George B. McClellan | NJ | 1864 | Democratic | 21 | P | 9.0 |
| George McGovern | SD | 1972 | Democratic | 17 | P | 3.2 |
| William McKinley | OH | 1896 | Republican | 271 | P | 60.6 |
| William McKinley | OH | 1900 | Republican | 292 | P | 65.3 |
| Charles L. McNary | OR | 1940 | Republican | 82 | VP | 15.4 |
| William E. Miller | NY | 1964 | Republican | 52 | VP | 9.7 |
| John Milton | GA | 1788 | Pro-Administration | 2 | – | 1.4 |
| Walter Mondale | MN | 1976 | Democratic | 297 | VP | 55.2 |
| Walter Mondale | MN | 1980 | Democratic | 49 | VP | 9.1 |
| Walter Mondale | MN | 1984 | Democratic | 13 | P | 2.4 |
| James Monroe | VA | 1808 | Democratic-Republican | 3 | VP | 1.7 |
| James Monroe | VA | 1816 | Democratic-Republican | 183 | P | 84.3 |
| James Monroe | VA | 1820 | Democratic-Republican | 231 | P | 99.6 |
| Levi P. Morton | NY | 1888 | Republican | 233 | VP | 58.1 |
| Edmund Muskie | ME | 1968 | Democratic | 191 | VP | 35.5 |
| Theodora Nathalia Nathan | OR | 1972 | Libertarian | 1 | VP | 0.2 |
| Richard Nixon | CA | 1952 | Republican | 442 | VP | 83.2 |
| Richard Nixon | CA | 1956 | Republican | 457 | VP | 86.0 |
| Richard Nixon | CA | 1960 | Republican | 219 | P | 40.8 |
| Richard Nixon | NY | 1968 | Republican | 301 | P | 55.9 |
| Richard Nixon | CA | 1972 | Republican | 520 | P | 96.7 |
| Barack Obama | IL | 2008 | Democratic | 365 | P | 67.8 |
| Barack Obama | IL | 2012 | Democratic | 332 | P | 61.7 |
| Sarah Palin | AK | 2008 | Republican | 173 | VP | 32.2 |
| John Palmer | IL | 1872 | Liberal Republican | 3 | VP | 0.9 |
| Alton B. Parker | NY | 1904 | Democratic | 140 | P | 29.4 |
| Ron Paul | TX | 2016 | Libertarian | 1 | P | 0.2 |
| Mike Pence | IN | 2016 | Republican | 305 | VP | 56.7 |
| Mike Pence | IN | 2020 | Republican | 232 | VP | 43.1 |
| George H. Pendleton | OH | 1864 | Democratic | 21 | VP | 9.0 |
| Franklin Pierce | NH | 1852 | Democratic | 254 | P | 85.8 |
| Charles Cotesworth Pinckney | SC | 1796 | Federalist | 1 | – | 0.4 |
| Charles Cotesworth Pinckney | SC | 1800 | Federalist | 64 | – | 23.2 |
| Charles Cotesworth Pinckney | SC | 1804 | Federalist | 14 | P | 8.0 |
| Charles Cotesworth Pinckney | SC | 1808 | Federalist | 47 | P | 26.9 |
| Thomas Pinckney | SC | 1796 | Federalist | 59 | – | 21.4 |
| James K. Polk | TN | 1840 | Democratic | 1 | VP | 0.3 |
| James K. Polk | TN | 1844 | Democratic | 170 | P | 61.8 |
| Colin Powell | VA | 2016 | Republican | 3 | P | 0.6 |
| Dan Quayle | IN | 1988 | Republican | 426 | VP | 79.2 |
| Dan Quayle | IN | 1992 | Republican | 168 | VP | 31.2 |
| Ronald Reagan | CA | 1976 | Republican | 1 | P | 0.2 |
| Ronald Reagan | CA | 1980 | Republican | 489 | P | 90.9 |
| Ronald Reagan | CA | 1984 | Republican | 525 | P | 97.6 |
| Whitelaw Reid | NY | 1892 | Republican | 145 | VP | 32.7 |
| Daniel Rodney | DE | 1820 | Federalist | 4 | VP | 1.7 |
| Joseph Taylor Robinson | AR | 1928 | Democratic | 87 | VP | 16.4 |
| Mitt Romney | MA | 2012 | Republican | 206 | P | 38.3 |
| Franklin D. Roosevelt | NY | 1920 | Democratic | 127 | VP | 23.9 |
| Franklin D. Roosevelt | NY | 1932 | Democratic | 472 | P | 88.9 |
| Franklin D. Roosevelt | NY | 1936 | Democratic | 523 | P | 98.5 |
| Franklin D. Roosevelt | NY | 1940 | Democratic | 449 | P | 84.6 |
| Franklin D. Roosevelt | NY | 1944 | Democratic | 432 | P | 81.4 |
| Theodore Roosevelt | NY | 1900 | Republican | 292 | VP | 65.3 |
| Theodore Roosevelt | NY | 1904 | Republican | 336 | P | 70.6 |
| Theodore Roosevelt | NY | 1912 | Progressive (Bull Moose) | 88 | P | 16.6 |
| James Ross | PA | 1816 | Federalist | 5 | VP | 2.3 |
| Richard Rush | PA | 1820 | Federalist | 1 | VP | 0.4 |
| Richard Rush | PA | 1828 | National Republican | 83 | VP | 31.8 |
| John Rutledge | SC | 1788 | Pro-Administration | 6 | – | 4.3 |
| Paul Ryan | WI | 2012 | Republican | 206 | VP | 38.3 |
| Bernie Sanders | VT | 2016 | Democratic | 1 | P | 0.2 |
| Nathan Sanford | NY | 1824 | Democratic-Republican | 30 | VP | 11.5 |
| Winfield Scott | NJ | 1852 | Whig | 42 | P | 14.2 |
| John Sergeant | PA | 1832 | National Republican | 49 | VP | 17.1 |
| Arthur Sewall | ME | 1896 | Democratic | 149 | VP | 33.3 |
| Horatio Seymour | NY | 1868 | Democratic | 80 | P | 27.2 |
| James S. Sherman | NY | 1908 | Republican | 321 | VP | 66.5 |
| Sargent Shriver | MD | 1972 | Democratic | 17 | VP | 3.2 |
| Al Smith | NY | 1928 | Democratic | 87 | P | 16.4 |
| William Smith | SC | 1828 | Democratic | 7 | VP | 2.7 |
| William Smith | AL | 1836 | Democratic | 23 | VP | 7.8 |
| John Sparkman | AL | 1952 | Democratic | 89 | VP | 16.8 |
| Faith Spotted Eagle | SD | 2016 | Democratic | 1 | P | 0.2 |
| Adlai Stevenson II | IL | 1952 | Democratic | 89 | P | 16.8 |
| Adlai Stevenson II | IL | 1956 | Democratic | 73 | P | 13.7 |
| Adlai Stevenson I | IL | 1892 | Democratic | 277 | VP | 62.4 |
| Adlai Stevenson I | IL | 1900 | Democratic | 155 | VP | 34.7 |
| Richard Stockton | NJ | 1820 | Federalist | 8 | VP | 3.4 |
| William Howard Taft | OH | 1908 | Republican | 321 | P | 66.5 |
| William Howard Taft | OH | 1912 | Republican | 8 | P | 1.5 |
| Herman Talmadge | GA | 1956 | Democratic | 1 | VP | 0.2 |
| Zachary Taylor | LA | 1848 | Whig | 163 | P | 56.2 |
| Littleton Waller Tazewell | VA | 1840 | Democratic | 11 | VP | 3.7 |
| Edward Telfair | GA | 1788 | Anti-Federalist | 1 | – | 0.7 |
| Allen G. Thurman | OH | 1888 | Democratic | 168 | VP | 41.9 |
| Strom Thurmond | SC | 1948 | States' Rights Democratic | 39 | P | 7.3 |
| Strom Thurmond | SC | 1960 | Democratic | 14 | VP | 2.6 |
| Samuel J. Tilden | NY | 1876 | Democratic | 184 | P | 49.9 |
| Daniel D. Tompkins | NY | 1816 | Democratic-Republican | 183 | VP | 84.3 |
| Daniel D. Tompkins | NY | 1820 | Democratic-Republican | 218 | VP | 94.0 |
| Harry S. Truman | MO | 1944 | Democratic | 432 | VP | 81.4 |
| Harry S. Truman | MO | 1948 | Democratic | 303 | P | 57.1 |
| Donald Trump | NY | 2016 | Republican | 304 | P | 56.5 |
| Donald Trump | FL | 2020 | Republican | 232 | P | 43.1 |
| Donald Trump | FL | 2024 | Republican | 312 | P | 58.0 |
| John Tyler | VA | 1836 | Whig | 47 | VP | 16.0 |
| John Tyler | VA | 1840 | Whig | 234 | VP | 79.6 |
| Martin Van Buren | NY | 1824 | Democratic-Republican | 9 | VP | 3.5 |
| Martin Van Buren | NY | 1832 | Democratic | 189 | VP | 66.1 |
| Martin Van Buren | NY | 1836 | Democratic | 170 | P | 57.8 |
| Martin Van Buren | NY | 1840 | Democratic | 60 | P | 20.4 |
| JD Vance | OH | 2024 | Republican | 312 | VP | 58.0 |
| George Wallace | AL | 1968 | American Independent | 46 | P | 8.6 |
| Henry A. Wallace | IA | 1940 | Democratic | 449 | VP | 84.6 |
| Tim Walz | MN | 2024 | Democratic | 226 | VP | 42.0 |
| Earl Warren | CA | 1948 | Republican | 189 | VP | 35.6 |
| Elizabeth Warren | MA | 2016 | Democratic | 2 | VP | 0.4 |
| George Washington | VA | 1788 | Independent | 69 | – | 50.0 |
| George Washington | VA | 1792 | Independent | 132 | – | 50.0 |
| George Washington | VA | 1796 | Independent | 2 | – | 0.7 |
| Thomas E. Watson | GA | 1896 | Populist | 27 | VP | 6.0 |
| James B. Weaver | IA | 1892 | Populist | 22 | P | 5.0 |
| Daniel Webster | MA | 1836 | Whig | 14 | P | 4.8 |
| Burton K. Wheeler | MT | 1924 | Progressive (1924) | 13 | VP | 2.4 |
| William A. Wheeler | NY | 1876 | Republican | 185 | VP | 50.1 |
| Hugh Lawson White | TN | 1836 | Whig | 26 | P | 8.8 |
| William Wilkins | PA | 1832 | Democratic | 30 | VP | 10.5 |
| Wendell Willkie | NY | 1940 | Republican | 82 | P | 15.4 |
| Henry Wilson | MA | 1872 | Republican | 286 | VP | 81.3 |
| Woodrow Wilson | NJ | 1912 | Democratic | 435 | P | 81.9 |
| Woodrow Wilson | NJ | 1916 | Democratic | 277 | P | 52.2 |
| William Wirt | MD | 1832 | Anti-Masonic | 7 | P | 2.4 |
| Fielding L. Wright | MS | 1948 | States' Rights Democratic | 39 | VP | 7.3 |