1996 California Democratic presidential primary explained

Election Name:1996 California Democratic presidential primary
Flag Year:1911
Type:presidential
Ongoing:no
Previous Election:1992 California Democratic presidential primary
Previous Year:1992
Next Election:2000 California Democratic presidential primary
Next Year:2000
Home State1:Arkansas
Popular Vote1:2,342,185
Percentage1:92.83%
Country:California
Popular Vote2:173,953
Home State2:Virginia
Percentage2:6.89%
Map Size:275px
Elected Members:WI
Outgoing Members:KS
Color1:6c00e8
Color2:668c63
Candidate2:Lyndon LaRouche
Candidate1:Bill Clinton

The 1996 California Democratic presidential primary was held on March 26, 1996, in California as one of the Democratic Party's statewide nomination contests ahead of the 1996 presidential election. Incumbent President Bill Clinton easily won the primary, facing only minor opposition.

Results

1996 California Democratic presidential primary[1] ! style="text-align:left;"
CandidateVotes%
Bill Clinton2,342,18592.83%
Lyndon LaRouche173,953 6.89%
Ralph Nader6,599 0.26%
Pat Paulsen310 0.10%
Ronald Spangler † 100.00%
Oscar Smith Jr. † 30.00%
Hal Womack † 20.00%
Stanley Hallen † 00.00%
Total2,523,062 100%
† Indicates a write-in candidate

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Winger . Richard . Ballot Access News -- March 6, 1996 . Ballot Access News . April 7, 2020.