The Pacific States in Presidential Elections
| Presidential electoral votes in the Pacific States since 1952 | |||||
| Year | Alaska | California | Hawaii | Oregon | Washington |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1952 | No election | Eisenhower | No election | Eisenhower | Eisenhower |
| 1956 | No election | Eisenhower | No election | Eisenhower | Eisenhower |
| 1960 | Nixon | Nixon | Kennedy | Nixon | Nixon |
| 1964 | Johnson | Johnson | Johnson | Johnson | Johnson |
| 1968 | Nixon | Nixon | Humphrey | Nixon | Humphrey |
| 1972 | Nixon | Nixon | Nixon | Nixon | Nixon |
| 1976 | Ford | Ford | Carter | Ford | Ford |
| 1980 | Reagan | Reagan | Reagan | Reagan | Reagan |
| 1984 | Reagan | Reagan | Reagan | Reagan | Reagan |
| 1988 | Bush | Bush | Dukakis | Dukakis | Dukakis |
| 1992 | Bush | Clinton | Clinton | Clinton | Clinton |
| 1996 | Dole | Clinton | Clinton | Clinton | Clinton |
| 2000 | Bush | Gore | Gore | Gore | Gore |
| 2004 | Bush | Kerry | Kerry | Kerry | Kerry |
| 2008 | McCain | Obama | Obama | Obama | Obama |
| 2012 | Romney | Obama | Obama | Obama | Obama |
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