Presidential Election 2008 | US Presidential Elections | Washington Races
2008 Washington Presidential Election Results
Barack Obama
Percent: 57.65%
Votes: 1,750,848
John McCain
Percent: 40.48%
Votes: 1,229,216
Race Summary
In the 2008 Presidential Election in Washington, Democrat Barack Obama received 57.65% of the vote, while Republican John McCain earned 40.48%. Obama’s strong margin reflected Washington’s democratic leaning electorate.
Full Results
Barack Obama (DEM)
Percent: 57.65%
Votes: 1,750,848
John McCain (REP)
Percent: 40.48%
Votes: 1,229,216
Ralph Nader (IND)
Percent: 0.97%
Votes: 29,489
Bob Barr (LIB)
Percent: 0.42%
Votes: 12,728
Chuck Baldwin (CON)
Percent: 0.31%
Votes: 9,432
Cynthia McKinney (GRN)
Percent: 0.13%
Votes: 3,819
Gloria La Riva (SLP)
Percent: 0.02%
Votes: 705
James E. Harris (SWP)
Percent: 0.02%
Votes: 641
Total votes: 3,036,878
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