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Source A
Tall State Revisited: A Republican Perspective by Hugh Gregg
1976
New Hampshire Presidential Primary, February 24, 1976
Republican Results
| Presidential
Preference |
Votes |
Percentage |
| |
| Gerald R. Ford |
55,156 |
49.4% |
| Ronald Reagan |
53,569 |
48.0% |
| Jimmy Carter* |
591 |
|
| Morris K. Udall* |
421 |
|
| Birch Bayh* |
228 |
|
| Fred Harris* |
225 |
|
| and
all others |
|
2.6% |
| |
| Vice
Presidential Preference |
| |
| Wallace Johnson |
35,549 |
|
| Austin Burton |
11,095 |
|
| Elliot L. Richardson* |
1,235 |
|
| *Write-ins |
|
|
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REPUBLICAN/Total
Number of Delegates-At-Large: 37
(15 elected: 14 to Ford, 1 to Reagan)
| Delegates
Pledged To: |
| |
| Gerald R. Ford |
15 |
|
| Ronald Reagan |
15 |
|
| |
| Delegates
Favorable To: |
| |
| Ronald Reagan |
3 |
|
| |
| Delegates
Favorable To: |
| |
| Elliot L. Richardson |
1 |
|
| Not
Pledged |
3 |
|
| |
| Elected
(Pledged to Ford) |
14 |
Votes |
| |
| James C. Cleveland,
New London |
|
49,347 |
| Norris Cotton, Lebanon |
|
47,820 |
| Walter Peterson, Peterborough |
|
45,487 |
| David L. Nixon, New
Boston |
|
44,556 |
| Susan N. McLane, Concord |
|
43,806 |
| Virginia M. Wyman,
Manchester |
|
43,302 |
| Bernard A. Streeter,
Jr., Nashua |
|
42,131 |
| Louis D'Allessandro,
Manchester |
|
41,856 |
| Stephen W. Smith,
Plymouth |
|
41,033 |
| Alf E. Jacobson, New
London |
|
41,020 |
| Vesta M. Roy, Salem |
|
40,924 |
| W. Douglas Scamman,
Jr., Stratham |
|
40,794 |
| George B. Roberts,
Jr., Gilmanton |
|
40,702 |
| Frank A. Wagemen,
Manchester |
|
40,561 |
| |
| Elected
(Pledged to Reagan) |
1 |
Votes |
| |
| Hugh Gregg |
|
41,660 |
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Total
Number of Alternate Delegates-At-Large: 33
(15 elected: 12 to Ford; 3 to Reagan)
| Delegates
Pledged To: |
| |
| Gerald R. Ford |
15 |
|
| |
| Delegates
Favorable To: |
| |
| Gerald R. Ford |
2 |
|
| |
| Delegates
Pledged To: |
| |
| Ronald Reagan |
15 |
|
| |
| Delegates
Favorable To: |
| |
| Ronald Reagan |
1 |
|
| |
| Elected
(Pledged to Ford) |
12 |
Votes |
| |
| Malcolm McLane, Concord |
|
39,412 |
| Janet A. Alosa, Concord |
|
38,298 |
| Elizabeth S. Hager,
Concord |
|
37,947 |
| Barbara A. Hanson,
Berlin |
|
37,867 |
| C.R. Trowbridge, Dublin |
|
37,705 |
| Marshall French, Meredith |
|
37,543 |
| Rosamond E. Buchanan,
Amherst |
|
37,468 |
| Robert J. Lamprey,
Jr., Moultonborough |
|
37,356 |
| Andrea A. Scranton,
Keene |
|
37,192 |
| Nick Hart, Manchester |
|
36,970 |
| John B. Tucker, Claremont |
|
36,848 |
| James A. Masiello,
Keene |
|
36,802 |
| |
| Elected
(Pledged to Reagan) |
3 |
Votes |
| |
| Dort S. Bigg, Bedford |
|
37,441 |
| Donald C. Davidson,
Nashua |
|
36,996 |
| Nancy A. Campaigne,
Goffstown |
|
36,830 |
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REPUBLICAN/Total
Number of 1st District Delegates: 8
(3 elected: 1 to Ford; 2 to Reagan)
| Delegates
Pledged To: |
| |
| Gerald R. Ford |
3 |
|
| Ronald Reagan |
3 |
|
| Austin Burton |
1 |
|
| |
| Delegates
Favorable To: |
| |
| Ronald Reagan |
1 |
|
| |
| Elected
(Pledged to Ford) |
1 |
Votes |
| |
| Ruth L. Griffin, Portsmouth |
|
18,842 |
| |
| Elected
(Pledged to Reagan) |
2 |
Votes |
| |
| Thomas W. Hynes, Manchester |
|
19,037 |
| Donald J. Langford,
Raymond |
|
18,394 |
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Total
Number of 1st District Alternate Delegates: 6
| Delegates
Pledged To: |
| |
| Gerald Ford |
3 |
|
| Ronald Reagan |
3 |
|
| Elected
(Pledged to Reagan) |
3 |
Votes |
| |
| Richard L. Badger,
Jackson |
|
19,109 |
| Edward Jewett, Raymond |
|
19,054 |
| Robert Danderson,
Chester |
|
18,893 |
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Total
Number of 2nd District Delegates: 8
| Delegates
Pledged To: |
| Gerald R. Ford |
3 |
|
| Ronald Reagan |
3 |
|
| Austin Burton |
1 |
|
| Carmen C. Chimento |
1 |
|
| |
| Elected
(Pledged to Ford) |
3 |
Votes |
| |
Perkins Bass, Peterborough |
|
22,959 |
| Frederick A. Porter,
Amherst |
|
20,879 |
| Kathleen W. Ward,
Littleton |
|
20,748 |
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Total
Number of 2nd District Alternate Delegates: 7
| Delegates
Pledged To: |
| |
| Gerald R. Ford |
3 |
|
| Ronald Reagan |
3 |
|
| |
| Delegates
Favorable To: |
| |
| Gerald R. Ford |
1 |
|
| |
| Elected
(Pledged to Nixon) |
3 |
Votes |
| |
| Hilary P. Cleveland,
New London |
|
20,625 |
| Beverly A. Gagne,
Salem |
|
18,246 |
| Jay Scott Lucas, Newport |
|
17,613 |
Gregg, Hugh. A
Tall State Revisited: A Republican Perspective,
Resources of New Hampshire, Inc., 1993.
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