Some Facts About President Trump’s Margin of Victory

Steve Bouchard
2 min readFeb 17, 2017

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The President of the United States wants to make sure that every American is aware of the historic nature of the size of his victory in November, 2016.

I want to do my best to help him achieve this goal. As such, without editorial comment, here are the facts.

Ranking of presidential election winners by percentage of Electoral College votes :

1.Franklin Roosevelt

2.Ronald Reagan

3.Richard Nixon

4.Abraham Lincoln

5.Ronald Reagan

6.Lyndon Johnson

7.Franklin Roosevelt

8.Dwight Eisenhower

9.Franklin Pierce

10.Franklin Roosevelt

11.Herbert Hoover

12.Dwight Eisenhower

13.Woodrow Wilson

14.Franklin Roosevelt

15.Ulysses Grant

16.William Henry Harrison

17.George H. W. Bush

18.Andrew Jackson

19.Warren Harding

20.Ulysses Grant

21.Calvin Coolidge

22.Theodore Roosevelt

23.Bill Clinton

24.Bill Clinton

25.Andrew Jackson

26.Barack Obama

27.William Taft

28.William McKinley

29.Grover Cleveland

30.James Polk

31.Barack Obama

32.William McKinley

33.Abraham Lincoln

34.James Buchanan

35.Benjamin Harrison

36.James Garfield

37.Martin Van Buren

38.Harry Truman

39.Donald Trump

40.John Kennedy

41.Zachary Taylor

42.Richard Nixon

43.Jimmy Carter

44.Grover Cleveland

45.George W. Bush

46.Woodrow Wilson

47.George W. Bush

48.Rutherford Hayes

49.John Quincy Adams

Ranking of presidential election winners by margin of popular vote victory:

1.Warren Harding

2.Calvin Coolidge

3.Franklin Roosevelt

4.Richard Nixon

5.Lyndon Johnson

6.Theodore Roosevelt

7.Ronald Reagan

8.Andrew Jackson

9.Franklin Roosevelt

10.Herbert Hoover

11.Dwight Eisenhower

12.Woodrow Wilson

13.Martin Van Buren

14.Andrew Jackson

15.James Buchanan

16.Ulysses Grant

17.Dwight Eisenhower

18.Abraham Lincoln

19.Abraham Lincoln

20.Franklin Roosevelt

21.Ronald Reagan

22.William Taft

23.Bill Clinton

24.George H. W. Bush

25.Franklin Roosevelt

26.Barack Obama

27.Franklin Pierce

28.William McKinley

29.William Henry Harrison

30.Bill Clinton

31.Ulysses Grant

32.Zachary Taylor

33.Harry Truman

34.William McKinley

35.Barack Obama

36.Woodrow Wilson

37.Grover Cleveland

38.George W. Bush

39.Jimmy Carter

40.James Polk

41.Richard Nixon

42.Grover Cleveland

43.John Kennedy

44.James Garfield

45.George W. Bush

46.Benjamin Harrison

47.Donald Trump

48.Rutherford Hayes

49.John Quincy Adams

Popular Vote Totals

The top five vote totals in a Presidential election have occurred in the last four Presidential Elections. Here are those totals:

1.Barack Obama 2008 69,498,516

2.Barack Obama 2012 65,915,796

3.Hillary Clinton 2016 65,844,610

4.Donald Trump 2016 62,979,636

5.George W. Bush 2004 62,040,610

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Steve Bouchard
Steve Bouchard

Written by Steve Bouchard

Bouchard (1967-Now) is an American “writer” & “humorist.” A cyclist, he’s tied w/ Lance Armstrong in Tour de France wins. Combined w/ Jeff Bezos, is worth $100B

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