Electoral history of Edmund Muskie

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Electoral offices won, and sought unsuccessfully, by Edmund Muskie.

1958 United States Senate

Edmund Muskie (D) 60.8%

Frederick G. Payne (R) (inc.) 39.2%

1964 United States Senate

Edmund Muskie (D) (inc.) 66%

Clifford G. McIntire (R) 33%

1968 United States Vice President

Spiro Agnew (R) 43.42%

Edmund Muskie (D) 42.72%

Curtis LeMay (American Independent Party) 13.53%

1970 United States Senate

Edmund Muskie (D) (inc.) 61.9%

Neil S. Bishop (R) 38.3%

Democratic convention: Presidential votes

George McGovern 1864.95 delegates

Henry M. Jackson 525

George Wallace 381.7

Shirley Chisholm 151.95

Terry Sanford 77.5

Hubert Humphrey 66.7

Wilbur Mills 33.8

Edmund Muskie 24.3

Edward M. Kennedy 12.7

Sam Yorty 10

Ramsey Clark, Walter Fauntroy, Vance Hartke, Harold Hughes and Patsy Mink 1 each

Democratic convention: Vice Presidential votes

Thomas F. Eagleton 1741.81

Frances Farenthold 404.04

Mike Gravel 225.38

Endicott Peabody 107.26

Claiborne W. Smothers 74

Birch Bayh 62

Peter Rodino 56.5

Jimmy Carter 30

Shirley Chisholm 20

Moon Landrieu 18.5

Edward T. Breathitt 18

Edward M. Kennedy 15

Fred Harris 14

Richard G. Hatcher 11

Harold E. Hughes 10

Joseph M. Montoya 9

William L. Guy 8

Adlai E. Stevenson III 8

Three others: 5 votes each

Five others: 4 votes each

Five others: 3 votes each

Edmund Muskie 2 votes

Eight others: 2 votes each

Thirty-seven others: 1 vote each

Four others: shared 88.49 votes

1976 United States Senate

Edmund Muskie (D) (inc.) 60.8%

Robert A.G. Monks (R) 38.2%

References

Electoral history of Edmund Muskie Wikipedia

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