Carter and Reagan Victors In North Carolina Primary
In North Carolina Reagan wins Republican primary, Carter takes Democratic win amid strong showing for Wallace. Randolph and Davidson counties show split results with Carter and Reagan posting solid margins, Wallace failing to match past North Carolina gains. Carter gains 36 of 61 delegates. Reagan 28 with Ford 25 on the GOP side.
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Greensboro
Guilford
Reagan
Hall
New Hampshire
Florida
North Carolina
Carter
Randolph
Davidson
Ford
Wallace
Davidson County
Thomasville
Terry Sanford
High Point
Sanford
Lloyd Bentsen
Fred Harris
Henry Jackson
Morris Udall
New York City
Kansas City
Massachusetts
St. Louis
Carter Coalition
Jackson
Udall
Harris
Carter and Wallace vote patterns in Georgia 1976 race analysis
The analysis notes Reagan's statewide margin of 62 percent in Georgia and Carter's 50.2 percent nationwide win while detailing regional shifts. It highlights urban turnout, black caucus endorsements aiding Carter, and Wallace's rural losses across coastal counties to mountains, stressing organization and turnout differences in the presidential race.
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Carter
Wallace
Piedmont
Shirley Chisholm
Johnston
Mecklenburg County
U.S Supreme Court
Mecklenburg
Wake
Guilford
Forsyth
Durham
H. M. Michaux
Georgia
Craven County
Sanford
Coastal Plain
Wilson County
Henderson County
Delegate Counts Thus Far
Washington AP reports delegate votes by candidate from binding requirements and stated preferences for nominating conventions. Republican totals reflect completed selections in New Hampshire Massachusetts Florida Illinois District of Columbia Puerto Rico and North Carolina with partial in New York. Democratic totals cover New Hampshire Massachusetts Florida Illinois Mississippi North Carolina and partial in Oklahoma Puerto Rico.
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Washington
National Party
New Hampstire
Massachusetts
Florida
Mlinois
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
North Carolina
New York
New Hampshire
Illinoi
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Wallace vows to stay in race despite NC loss
Gov. George C. Wallace vows to remain in the presidential contest through the Democratic National Convention after another primary defeat to Jimmy Carter in North Carolina. He plans campaign changes, dropping about 30 workers and shifting from rallies to more media coverage. He denies firing Billy Grammer and says funds are not exhausted, just needing some relief.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
Jimmy Carter
Wallace
Georgia
North Carolina
Carter
Florida
Ilinois
Alabama
Billy Grammer
Grammer
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