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Orange County Vote Margins
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Vincent Demonte
May 13, 2025
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Orange County Vote Margins
A glimpse into the voting margins of Orange County from 1984 to 2024.
Vincent Demonte
May 13, 2025
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Orange County Voting Margins 1984-2024 *All information from the OC
Votes Archives
1984 (Reagan v. Mondale) 0.55% • Ronald Reagan 73.4% •
206,272 Total votes • Walter Mondale 23.8% D R I • 635,013 Total votes • David Bergland • 4,761 Total votes
1988 (Bush v. Dukakis) 0.06% • George H.W Bush 64.7%
• 269,013 Total votes • Michael Dukakis 29.7% D R I • 586,230 Total votes • Ron Paul • 553 Total votes
1992 (Bush v. Clinton) 23.7% • George H.W Bush 43.6%
• 306,930 Total votes • Bill Clinton 31.3% D R I • 426,613 Total votes • Ross Perot • 232,294 Total votes
1996 (Dole v. Clinton) 7.57% • Bob Dole 51.1% •
327,285 Total votes • Bill Clinton 37.4% D R I • 446,717 Total votes • Ross Perot • 66,195 Total votes
2000 (Bush v. Gore) 2.74% • George W. Bush 55.3%
• 391,819 Total votes • Al Gore 23.8% D R I • 518,299 Total votes • Ralph Nader • 26,833 Total votes
2004 (Bush v. Kerry) 0.50% • George W. Bush 59.8%
• 419,239 Total votes • John Kerry 39.1% D R I • 641,832 Total votes • Michael Badnarik • 5,414 Total votes
2008 (Obama v. McCain) 0.70% • John McCain 50.2% •
549,558 Total votes • Barack Obama 47.6% D R I • 579,604 Total votes • Bob Barr • 7,867 Total votes
2012 (Obama v. Romney) 1.30% • Mitt Romney 51.9% •
512440 Total votes • Barack Obama 45.6% D R I • 582,322 Total votes • Gary Johnson • 14,132 Total votes
2016 (Trump v. Clinton) 3.9% • Donald Trump 42.3% •
609,961 Total votes • Hillary Clinton 50.9% D R I • 507,148 Total votes • Gary Johnson • 46,128 Total votes
2020 (Trump v. Biden) 1.14% • Donald Trump 44.4% •
814,009 Total votes • Joe Biden 53.5% D R I • 676,498 Total votes • Jo Jorgenson • 17,325 Total votes
2024 (Trump v. Harris) 1.20% • Donald Trump 47.1% •
691,731 Total votes • Kamala Harris 49.7% D R I • 654,815 Total votes • Jill Stein • 16,534 Total votes