2012

Party   Nominees Electoral Vote Popular Vote   Presidential Vice Presidential    Democratic Barack Obama Joseph Biden 332 61.7% 65,899,660 51.1%    Republican   Mitt Romney Paul Ryan 206 38.3% 60,932,152 47.2%
Click on state name for access to source used for this data. The difference between the sum of popular votes for Obama and Romney & the total state votes cast is the vote total for all other minor candidates. Final certified update at 15:15 PST, January 3, 2013.
		BARACK OBAMA Democrat			MITT ROMNEY Republican
STATE	TOTAL VOTES	Votes	%	EV	Votes	%	EV
Alabama	2,074,338	795,696	38.4%		1,255,925	60.5%	9
Alaska	300,495	122,640	40.8%		164,676	54.8%	3
Arizona	2,299,254	1,025,232	44.6%		1,233,654	53.7%	11
Arkansas	1,069,468	394,409	36.9%		647,744	60.6%	6
California	13,038,547	7,854,285	60.2%	55	4,839,958	37.1%
Colorado	2,569,520	1,323,101	51.5%	9	1,185,243	46.1%
Connecticut	1,558,960	905,083	58.1%	7	634,892	40.7%
Delaware	413,921	242,584	58.6%	3	165,484	40.0%
Dist. of Col.	293,764	267,070	90.9%	3	21,381	7.3%
Florida	8,474,179	4,237,756	50.0%	29	4,163,447	49.1%
Georgia	3,900,050	1,773,827	45.5%		2,078,688	53.3%	16
Hawaii	434,697	306,658	70.5%	4	121,015	27.8%
Idaho	652,274	212,787	32.6%		420,911	64.5%	4
Illinois	5,242,014	3,019,512	57.6%	20	2,135,216	40.7%
Indiana	2,624,534	1,152,887	43.9%		1,420,543	54.1%	11
Iowa	1,582,180	822,544	52.0%	6	730,617	46.2%
Kansas	1,159,971	440,726	38.0%		692,634	59.7%	6
Kentucky	1,797,212	679,370	37.8%		1,087,190	60.5%	8
Louisiana	1,994,065	809,141	40.6%		1,152,262	57.8%	8
Maine	713,180	401,306	56.3%	4	292,276	41.0%
Maryland	2,707,327	1,677,844	62.0%	10	971,869	35.9%
Massachusetts	3,167,767	1,921,290	60.7%	11	1,188,314	37.5%
Michigan	4,730,961	2,564,569	54.2%	16	2,115,256	44.7%
Minnesota	2,936,561	1,546,167	52.7%	10	1,320,225	45.0%
Mississippi	1,285,584	562,949	43.8%		710,746	55.3%	6
Missouri	2,757,323	1,223,796	44.4%		1,482,440	53.8%	10
Montana	484,048	201,839	41.7%		267,928	55.4%	3
Nebraska	794,379	302,081	38.0%		475,064	59.8%	5
Nevada	1,014,918	531,373	52.4%	6	463,567	45.7%
New Hampshire	710,972	369,561	52.0%	4	329,918	46.5%
New Jersey	3,638,499	2,122,786	58.3%	14	1,478,088	40.6%
New Mexico	783,758	415,335	53.0%	5	335,788	42.8%
New York	7,061,925	4,471,871	63.4%	29	2,485,432	35.2%
North Carolina	4,505,372	2,178,391	48.4%		2,270,395	50.4%	15
North Dakota	322,932	124,966	38.7%		188,320	58.3%	3
Ohio	5,580,822	2,827,621	50.7%	18	2,661,407	47.7%
Oklahoma	1,334,872	443,547	33.2%		891,325	66.8%	7
Oregon	1,789,270	970,488	54.2%	7	754,175	42.1%
Pennsylvania	5,753,670	2,990,274	52.1%	20	2,680,434	46.7%
Rhode Island	446,049	279,677	62.7%	4	157,204	35.2%
South Carolina	1,964,118	865,941	44.1%		1,071,645	54.6%	9
South Dakota	363,815	145,039	39.9%		210,610	57.9%	3
Tennessee	2,458,577	960,709	39.1%		1,462,330	59.5%	11
Texas	7,993,851	3,308,124	41.4%		4,569,843	57.2%	38
Utah	1,017,440	251,813	24.7%		740,600	72.8%	6
Vermont	299,290	199,239	66.6%	3	92,698	31.0%
Virginia	3,854,490	1,971,820	51.2%	13	1,822,522	47.3%
Washington	3,125,516	1,755,396	56.2%	12	1,290,670	41.3%
West Virginia	670,438	238,269	35.5%		417,655	62.3%	5
Wisconsin	3,071,434	1,620,985	52.9%	10	1,410,966	46.0%
Wyoming	249,061	69,286	27.8%		170,962	68.6%	3
Totals	129,067,662	65,899,660	51.1%	332	60,932,152	47.2%	206
Federal Election Commission used as an additional source to check vote totals: http://www.fec.gov/pubrec/fe2012/2012presgeresults.pdf