Same Since 1964

States that have voted for the same party in 15 consecutive presidential elections

Lyndon Johnson won a landslide victory in the 1964 presidential election. Of note, this was the only election where Alaska voted with the Democrats. Washington DC received electoral votes as a result of the 23rd Amendment in 1962. It first participated in the 1964 election, voting Democratic. It has never voted Republican.  

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