Electoral history of Nelson Rockefeller, 41st Vice President of the United States (1974–1977) and 49th Governor of New York (1959–1973).
1960 Republican presidential primaries:
Richard Nixon - 4,975,938 (86.63%)
Unpledged delegates - 314,234 (5.47%)
George H. Bender - 211,090 (3.68%)
James M. Lloyd - 48,461 (0.84%)
Nelson Rockefeller - 30,639 (0.53%)
Frank R. Beckwith - 19,677 (0.34%)
1964 Republican presidential primaries:
Barry Goldwater - 2,267,079 (38.33%)
Nelson Rockefeller - 1,304,204 (22.05%)
James A. Rhodes - 615,754 (10.41%)
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. - 386,661 (6.54%)
John W. Byrnes - 299,612 (5.07%)
William Scranton - 245,401 (4.15%)
Margaret Chase Smith - 227,007 (3.84%)
Richard Nixon - 197,212 (3.33%)
Unpledged delegates - 173,652 (2.94%)
Harold Stassen - 114,083 (1.93%)
1964 Republican National Convention (1st ballot):
Barry Goldwater - 883
William Scranton - 214
Nelson Rockefeller - 114
George Romney - 41
Margaret Chase Smith - 27
Walter H. Judd - 22
Hiram Fong - 5
Scattering - 7
1964 Republican National Convention (2nd ballot):
Barry Goldwater - 1,220
William Scranton - 50
Margaret Chase Smith - 22
Nelson Rockefeller - 6
Walter H. Judd - 1
George Romney - 1
Scattering - 8
1968 Republican presidential primaries
Ronald Reagan - 1,696,632 (37.93%)
Richard Nixon - 1,679,443 (37.54%)
James A. Rhodes - 614,492 (13.74%)
Nelson Rockefeller - 164,340 (3.67%)
Unpledged delegates - 140,639 (3.14%)
Eugene McCarthy - 44,520 (1.00%)
Harold Stassen - 31,655 (0.71%)
John A. Volpe - 31,465 (0.70%)
1968 Republican National Convention (1st ballot)
Richard Nixon - 692
Nelson Rockefeller - 277
Ronald Reagan - 182
James A. Rhodes - 55
George Romney - 50
Clifford Case - 22
Frank Carlson - 20
Winthrop Rockefeller - 18
Hiram Fong - 14
Harold Stassen - 2
John V. Lindsay - 1
1968 Republican National Convention (2nd ballot)
Richard Nixon - 1238
Nelson Rockefeller - 93
Ronald Reagan - 2
Vice President of the United States (confirmation in the House), 1974:
Yea - 289
Nay - 128
Vice President of the United States (confirmation in the Senate), 1974:
Yea - 90
Nay - 7
