Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections - Data Graphs

1980 Presidential General Election Data Graphs - California

by County

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Alameda	Carter	48.3%
	Reagan	38.0%
	Anderson	9.8%
	Other	4.0%

Alpine	Carter	28.9%
	Reagan	55.1%
	Anderson	10.8%
	Other	5.2%

Amador	Carter	33.0%
	Reagan	55.9%
	Anderson	8.1%
	Other	3.0%

Butte	Carter	29.6%
	Reagan	57.9%
	Anderson	9.3%
	Other	3.3%

Calaveras	Carter	29.9%
	Reagan	58.9%
	Anderson	7.6%
	Other	3.6%

Colusa	Carter	32.1%
	Reagan	58.0%
	Anderson	6.5%
	Other	3.4%

Contra Costa	Carter	37.3%
	Reagan	50.1%
	Anderson	9.8%
	Other	2.7%

Del Norte	Carter	33.5%
	Reagan	57.5%
	Anderson	7.0%
	Other	2.1%

El Dorado	Carter	29.5%
	Reagan	58.3%
	Anderson	9.0%
	Other	3.2%

Fresno	Carter	40.4%
	Reagan	51.1%
	Anderson	6.6%
	Other	1.8%

Glenn	Carter	26.8%
	Reagan	64.8%
	Anderson	6.5%
	Other	1.9%

Humboldt	Carter	35.1%
	Reagan	49.4%
	Anderson	11.2%
	Other	4.3%

Imperial	Carter	36.9%
	Reagan	55.9%
	Anderson	5.6%
	Other	1.6%

Inyo	Carter	25.9%
	Reagan	64.8%
	Anderson	6.4%
	Other	2.9%

Kern	Carter	33.7%
	Reagan	59.6%
	Anderson	4.7%
	Other	2.0%

Kings	Carter	38.4%
	Reagan	55.4%
	Anderson	4.7%
	Other	1.5%

Lake	Carter	35.9%
	Reagan	53.6%
	Anderson	6.9%
	Other	3.5%

Lassen	Carter	35.9%
	Reagan	54.5%
	Anderson	6.6%
	Other	3.0%

Los Angeles	Carter	40.2%
	Reagan	50.2%
	Anderson	7.2%
	Other	2.5%

Madera	Carter	39.3%
	Reagan	53.6%
	Anderson	5.1%
	Other	1.9%

Marin	Carter	36.2%
	Reagan	45.8%
	Anderson	12.7%
	Other	5.3%

Mariposa	Carter	33.7%
	Reagan	55.0%
	Anderson	8.2%
	Other	3.2%

Mendocino	Carter	38.2%
	Reagan	44.0%
	Anderson	9.7%
	Other	8.0%

Merced	Carter	42.9%
	Reagan	48.8%
	Anderson	6.3%
	Other	2.0%

Modoc	Carter	26.2%
	Reagan	64.5%
	Anderson	7.3%
	Other	2.1%

Mono	Carter	25.3%
	Reagan	62.3%
	Anderson	8.8%
	Other	3.6%

Monterey	Carter	33.5%
	Reagan	54.7%
	Anderson	9.2%
	Other	2.6%

Napa	Carter	33.8%
	Reagan	53.7%
	Anderson	9.6%
	Other	2.9%

Nevada	Carter	29.0%
	Reagan	57.9%
	Anderson	8.5%
	Other	4.6%

Orange	Carter	22.6%
	Reagan	67.9%
	Anderson	7.1%
	Other	2.4%

Placer	Carter	33.7%
	Reagan	54.8%
	Anderson	8.5%
	Other	3.1%

Plumas	Carter	35.7%
	Reagan	51.2%
	Anderson	9.6%
	Other	3.5%

Riverside	Carter	31.5%
	Reagan	59.9%
	Anderson	6.7%
	Other	1.9%

Sacramento	Carter	40.4%
	Reagan	47.7%
	Anderson	9.2%
	Other	2.7%

San Benito	Carter	36.2%
	Reagan	53.3%
	Anderson	7.3%
	Other	3.2%

San Bernardino	Carter	31.7%
	Reagan	59.7%
	Anderson	6.6%
	Other	2.1%

San Diego	Carter	27.3%
	Reagan	60.8%
	Anderson	9.4%
	Other	2.5%

San Francisco	Carter	52.4%
	Reagan	31.9%
	Anderson	11.6%
	Other	4.1%

San Joaquin	Carter	35.6%
	Reagan	55.4%
	Anderson	7.2%
	Other	1.9%

San Luis Obispo	Carter	29.5%
	Reagan	55.6%
	Anderson	12.1%
	Other	2.8%

San Mateo	Carter	36.6%
	Reagan	48.8%
	Anderson	11.7%
	Other	2.9%

Santa Barbara	Carter	31.5%
	Reagan	54.0%
	Anderson	11.5%
	Other	3.0%

Santa Clara	Carter	35.0%
	Reagan	48.0%
	Anderson	13.7%
	Other	3.2%

Santa Cruz	Carter	37.7%
	Reagan	43.5%
	Anderson	12.3%
	Other	6.4%

Shasta	Carter	32.4%
	Reagan	58.1%
	Anderson	6.8%
	Other	2.7%

Sierra	Carter	37.9%
	Reagan	49.8%
	Anderson	9.1%
	Other	3.3%

Siskiyou	Carter	33.8%
	Reagan	55.7%
	Anderson	7.6%
	Other	2.8%

Solano	Carter	38.4%
	Reagan	50.7%
	Anderson	8.3%
	Other	2.6%

Sonoma	Carter	36.2%
	Reagan	48.2%
	Anderson	11.2%
	Other	4.4%

Stanislaus	Carter	40.0%
	Reagan	49.4%
	Anderson	8.5%
	Other	2.1%

Sutter	Carter	27.5%
	Reagan	63.5%
	Anderson	5.9%
	Other	3.2%

Tehama	Carter	31.3%
	Reagan	59.1%
	Anderson	6.6%
	Other	3.0%

Trinity	Carter	31.3%
	Reagan	55.0%
	Anderson	9.1%
	Other	4.7%

Tulare	Carter	35.5%
	Reagan	58.3%
	Anderson	4.6%
	Other	1.6%

Tuolumne	Carter	33.9%
	Reagan	54.8%
	Anderson	8.7%
	Other	2.6%

Ventura	Carter	29.5%
	Reagan	60.3%
	Anderson	7.8%
	Other	2.4%

Yolo	Carter	43.3%
	Reagan	39.5%
	Anderson	13.4%
	Other	3.8%

Yuba	Carter	34.7%
	Reagan	56.3%
	Anderson	6.2%
	Other	2.8%

National DataGraph for 1980 - California Results for 1980

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