See how Georgia became Republican from 1900 to 2012?

The Autopica Team ^ | 09/22/2016 | The Autopica Team

[autopica]

Georgia % of State Votes for the Republican Candidate in the United States Presidential Election from 1900 to 2012

🐏 1972: 75.04

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Richard Nixon
• In office: Mr. Richard Milhous Nixon (1969–1974) on behalf of the Republican Party (Start: January 20, 1969 - End: August 9, 1974)

🐱 1984: 60.17

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Ronald Reagan
• In office: Mr. Ronald Wilson Reagan (1981–1989) on behalf of the Republican Party (Start: January 20, 1981 - End: January 20, 1989)

👀 1988: 59.75

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. George H.W. Bush
• In office: Mr. Ronald Wilson Reagan (1981–1989) on behalf of the Republican Party (Start: January 20, 1981 - End: January 20, 1989)

🐈 2004: 57.97

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. George W. Bush
• In office: Mr. George Walker Bush (2001–2009) on behalf of the Republican Party (Start: January 20, 2001 - End: January 20, 2009)

🐭 2000: 54.67

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. George W. Bush
• In office: Mr. William Jefferson Blythe Clinton (1993–2001) on behalf of the Democratic Party (Start: January 20, 1993 - End: January 20, 2001)

🐝 1964: 54.12

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Barry Goldwater
• In office: Mr. John Fitzgerald Kennedy (1961–1963) on behalf of the Democratic Party (Start: January 20, 1961 - End: November 22, 1963), Mr. Lyndon Baines Johnson (1963–1969) both on behalf of the Democratic Party (Start: November 22, 1963 - End: January 20, 1969)

🐮 2012: 53.30

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Mitt Romney
• In office: Mr. Barack Hussein Obama (2009–2016) on behalf of the Democratic Party (Start: January 20, 2009 - End: January 20, 2017)

🐬 2008: 52.20

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. John McCain
• In office: Mr. George Walker Bush (2001–2009) on behalf of the Republican Party (Start: January 20, 2001 - End: January 20, 2009)

🐐 1996: 47.01

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Bob Dole
• In office: Mr. William Jefferson Blythe Clinton (1993–2001) on behalf of the Democratic Party (Start: January 20, 1993 - End: January 20, 2001)

🦂 1928: 43.36

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Herbert Hoover
• In office: Mr. John Calvin Coolidge (1923–1929) on behalf of the Republican Party (Start: August 2, 1923 - End: March 4, 1929)

🐜 1992: 42.88

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. George H.W. Bush
• In office: Mr. George Herbert Walker Bush (1989–1993) on behalf of the Republican Party (Start: January 20, 1989 - End: January 20, 1993)

🐫 1980: 40.95

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Ronald Reagan
• In office: Mr. James Earl Carter (1977–1981) on behalf of the Democratic Party (Start: January 20, 1977 - End: January 20, 1981)

🕊 1960: 37.43

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Richard Nixon
• In office: Mr. Dwight David Eisenhower (1953–1961) on behalf of the Republican Party (Start: January 20, 1953 - End: January 20, 1961)

🐤 1976: 32.96

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Gerald Ford
• In office: Mr. Gerald Rudolph Ford (1974–1977) on behalf of the Republican Party (Start: August 9, 1974 - End: January 20, 1977)

🐺 1956: 32.65

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Dwight D. Eisenhower
• In office: Mr. Dwight David Eisenhower (1953–1961) on behalf of the Republican Party (Start: January 20, 1953 - End: January 20, 1961)

🐍 1908: 31.21

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. William Howard Taft
• In office: Mr. Theodore Roosevelt (1901–1909) on behalf of the Republican Party (Start: September 14, 1901 - End: March 4, 1909)

🐊 1968: 30.40

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Richard Nixon
• In office: Mr. Lyndon Baines Johnson (1963–1969) both on behalf of the Democratic Party (Start: November 22, 1963 - End: January 20, 1969)

🐠 1952: 30.34

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Dwight D. Eisenhower
• In office: Mr. Harry S. Truman (1945–1953) on behalf of the Democratic Party (Start: April 12, 1945 - End: January 20, 1953)

🐱 1900: 28.22

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. William McKinley
• In office: Mr. William McKinley (1897–1901) on behalf of the Republican Party (Start: March 4, 1897 - End: September 14, 1901)

🐱 1920: 27.72

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Warren G. Harding
• In office: Mr. Thomas Woodrow Wilson (1913–1921) on behalf of the Democratic Party (Start: March 4, 1913 - End: March 4, 1921)

🐇 1904: 18.33

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Theodore Roosevelt
• In office: Mr. Theodore Roosevelt (1901–1909) on behalf of the Republican Party (Start: September 14, 1901 - End: March 4, 1909)

🐡 1948: 18.31

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Thomas E. Dewey
• In office: Mr. Harry S. Truman (1945–1953) on behalf of the Democratic Party (Start: April 12, 1945 - End: January 20, 1953)

🐉 1944: 18.25

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Thomas E. Dewey
• In office: Mr. Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1933–1945) on behalf of the Democratic Party (Start: March 4, 1933 - End: April 12, 1945)

🦂 1924: 18.19

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Calvin Coolidge
• In office: Mr. John Calvin Coolidge (1923–1929) on behalf of the Republican Party (Start: August 2, 1923 - End: March 4, 1929)

🐪 1940: 14.83

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Wendell Willkie
• In office: Mr. Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1933–1945) on behalf of the Democratic Party (Start: March 4, 1933 - End: April 12, 1945)

🐡 1936: 12.60

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Alfred Landon
• In office: Mr. Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1933–1945) on behalf of the Democratic Party (Start: March 4, 1933 - End: April 12, 1945)

🐅 1932: 7.77

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Herbert Hoover
• In office: Mr. Herbert Clark Hoover (1929–1933) on behalf of the Republican Party (Start: March 4, 1929 - End: March 4, 1933)

🐄 1916: 7.03

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. Charles Evans Hughes
• In office: Mr. Thomas Woodrow Wilson (1913–1921) on behalf of the Democratic Party (Start: March 4, 1913 - End: March 4, 1921)

🐘 1912: 4.27

• Republican Party Candidate: Mr. William H. Taft
• In office: Mr. William Howard Taft (1909–1913) on behalf of the Republican Party (Start: March 4, 1909 - End: March 4, 1913)

[Regulator]

Well um...Republican useta be a dirty word in Jaw-juh for about a century

People didn’t forget the March to the Sea

[Dacula]

Fix your graphic to show how democrats masqueraded as republicans to get elected.

Please tell me how the current crop of elected officials is anywhere remotely, possibly and slightly conservative republican?

I will vote for Trump, but I will not vote for ANY other candidate.

SCREW YOU GOP!

[Democrats hate too much]

All thanks to Ralph Reed for turning GA republican.

[Prov1322]

If it were not for Atlanta, this would be the perfect place to live...sometimes being 45 miles away is too close.

I will never forget the, now-retired, news reader Monica IChangeMyLastNameEveryOtherYear almost in tears on election night 2008 when her Barry was ahead but she was lamenting that Georgia was about to go completely red with Governor, Senate, House, etc all going Republican.

From 2005-2008 I heard this same Dem sycophant repeatedly refer to the Bush Administration as the Bush Regime in "news" reports.

[Dr. Sivana]

Please tell me how the current crop of elected officials is anywhere remotely, possibly and slightly conservative republican?

Senator Perdue has a pretty good record.

[Repeal The 17th]

Welcome to Free Republic
...maybe...

[Dacula]

Please tell me one thing that he has accomplished?

He is just keeping his mouth shut so that Johnny gets re-elected and Nathan No-Deal replaces him.

Senator Perdue has a pretty good record.

[Protect the Bill of Rights]

Monica IChangeMyLastNameEveryOtherYear

LOL! That's funny!

[Dr. Sivana]

anywhere remotely, possibly and slightly conservative republican?

That statement sets the bar pretty low. I'm sorry, but failing to attack someone running for another office does not disqualify you from being conservative.

The following are two votes that qualify him for being at least "remotely, possibly and slightly conservative".

Sept. 24, 2015 S Amdt 2669 Rescinds Funds from Planned Parenthood Cloture Not Invoked - Senate (47 - 52) Yea

Sept. 22, 2015 HR 36 Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act Cloture Not Invoked - Senate (54 - 42) Yea

[buckalfa]

Same for South Carolina. The elected state and local GOP officials no longer represent pro life, fiscally conservative small government voters. Might be a good idea to turn the SC GOP out of for a couple a years so they can reconnect with reality.

[Dacula]

Good Doc,

I respect you and your opinion, but I expect my elected official to do more than that and make their presence known.

Many other first term elected officials do, so why can’t our congresscritter?

[AceMineral]

Evidently not interested in keeping cool with Coolidge.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

In Dinesh D’Souza’s movie, Hillary’s America, D’Souza said that there were a little over two thousand elected officials in the old South before the so-called “big switch” - the theoretical, from Democrats’ perspective, switch of all racist Southern Democrats to the Republican Party.

He showed a composite of thumbnails of black-and white photos of all those thousands of Democrats. He then switched the photos of all the Democrats who switched to Republican from B/W to color - graphically illustrating that only twelve Southern Democrats switched to the Republican Party. Storm Thurmond and eleven others. The rest were defeated by Republicans. Switchers did not amount to 1% of the total.