Talk:1976 Democratic Party presidential primaries

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Results by state (table)

What does this table represent? What is its source? Specifically, who won New Jersey? -- the table (Carter) contradicts the map (Brown). Both contradict Jerry_Brown: "Brown is often credited with winning the New Jersey and Rhode Island primaries, but in reality, uncommitted slates of delegates that Brown advocated in those states finished first."MrTetragon (talk) 19:10, 23 May 2008 (UTC)

Could someone please add details for the April 6 New York primary? TFD (talk) 15:31, 5 August 2010 (UTC)

Map colors

Can we use better map colors? The current page uses colors that are very had to distinguish between them since they are variants of yellow, grey and purple. I'd actually like to change all the other primary maps to use better color schemes. Here is the current (left) my suggestion (right):

Censorwolf (talk) 23:11, 3 January 2012 (UTC) Censorwolf

Redundant Section?

Just curious, but what is the purpose of the "Primaries" section? The Democratic primaries are thoroughly covered in the earlier "primary race" section, and the only information contained in the Primaries section is about a single candidate, Henry Jackson, who wasn't even the Democratic nominee in 1976. IMO, this looks like a totally trivial and useless section that could easily be deleted to save space, especially given that it doesn't cover the primaries, the previous section does cover the primaries, and it only provides trivial information about a single, failed candidate. Just a thought. 71.49.182.226 (talk) 16:44, 12 June 2012 (UTC)

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Huh?

When I looked at this page earlier, Jackson 10 delegates. Now he has 242. Did he win more primaries while I wasn't looking or something? Clearly not, because it still says he won 3 contests. EA0926 (talk) 03:03, 24 March 2024 (UTC)

Add Humphrey To The Infobox?

Hubert Humphrey is in a rather odd position since the Draft Effort, while being just that, won nearly as many delegates as Franck Church, and actually carried Humphrey's home state of Minnesota. Even if it wasn't a formal campaign being waged by Humphrey himself, it would seem odd to exclude it. That said, since the spaces for Candidates 8 and 9 are left blank, it leaves a lot of white space on the third tier. I'd argue for adding Shapp and Harris into the box, the next two runner-ups in the delegate race, to balance things out, but I'd also understand if people did not want to do that.

1976 Democratic Party presidential primaries

January 27 to June 8, 1976
3,010 delegates to the 1976 Democratic National Convention 1,506 (majority) votes needed to win
Candidate Jimmy Carter Mo Udall Henry M. Jackson Home state Georgia Arizona Washington Delegate count 1,130 328 242 Contests won 24 1 4 Popular vote 7,020,624 1,667,362 1,153,766 Percentage 39.67% 9.42% 6.52%   Candidate Jerry Brown George Wallace Frank Church Home state California Alabama Idaho Delegate count 226 146 78 Contests won 3 2 4 Popular vote 2,449,374 2,268,895 831,209 Percentage 13.84% 12.82% 4.70%   Candidate Hubert Humphrey Home state Minnesota Delegate count 75 Contests won 1 Popular vote 62,288 Percentage 0.35%
Previous Democratic nominee George McGovern Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter

Ariostos (talk) 20:30, 11 November 2024 (UTC)