1996 Texas Republican presidential primary explained

Election Name:1996 Texas Republican presidential primary
Country:Texas
Type:primary
Previous Election:1992 Texas Republican presidential primary
Previous Year:1992
Outgoing Members:TN
Election Date:March 12, 1996
Elected Members:IL
Next Election:2000 Texas Republican presidential primary
Next Year:2000
Image1:File:Bob Dole, PCCWW photo portrait.JPG
Image1 Size:x160px
Colour1:73638c
Candidate1:Bob Dole
Home State1:Kansas
Popular Vote1:567,164
Percentage1:55.62%
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Colour2:a59400
Candidate2:Pat Buchanan
Home State2:Virginia
Popular Vote2:217,974
Percentage2:21.37%
Image3:File:Steve Forbes.jpg
Image3 Size:x160px
Colour3:668c63
Candidate3:Steve Forbes
Home State3:New Jersey
Popular Vote3:130,938
Percentage3:12.84%
Map Size:350px
Ongoing:no

The 1996 Texas Republican presidential primary was held on March 12, 1996, in the U.S. state of Texas, as part of the Republican Party's statewide nomination process for the 1996 U.S. presidential election.

Senator Bob Dole won the contest by 55.62% of the popular votes.

Results

1996 Texas Republican presidential primary[1] ! style="text-align:left;"
CandidateVotes%
Bob Dole567,16455.62%
Pat Buchanan217,97421.37%
Steve Forbes130,93812.84%
Alan Keyes41,7464.09%
Uncommitted (voting option)19,5071.91%
Lamar Alexander18,7451.83%
Phil Gramm18,6291.83%
Richard Lugar2,2660.22%
Susan Ducey1,0930.11%
Mary LeTulle6500.06%
Charles E. Collins6330.06%
Morry Taylor4580.04%
Total1,019,803100.00%

References

  1. Web site: Federal Elections 96: Presidential Primary Election Results . Federal Election Commission.