The following is a summary of the electoral history of Rand Paul, United States Senator from Kentucky (2011–present).
United States Senate election (2010) edit
Paul won both the Republican nomination and the junior Senate seat for Kentucky during the 2010 Senate election.
Republican primary for the United States Senate from Kentucky, 2010 edit
- Rand Paul - 206,986 (58.8%)[1]
- Trey Grayson - 124,864 (35.4%)
- Bill Johnson - 7,861 (2.2%)
- John Stephenson - 6,885 (2.0%)
- Gurley L. Martin - 2,850 (0.8%)
- Jon J. Scribner - 2,829 (0.8%)
United States Senate election in Kentucky, 2010 edit
- Rand Paul - 755,216 (55.74%)
- Jack Conway - 599,617 (44.26%)
- Billy Ray Wilson - 338 (0.02%)
United States Senate election (2016) edit
Paul retained both the Republican nomination and the junior Senate seat for Kentucky during the 2016 Senate election.
Republican primary for the United States Senate from Kentucky, 2016 edit
- Rand Paul - 169,180 (84.79%)
- James Gould - 16,611 (8.33%)
- Stephen Howard Slaughter - 13,728 (6.88%)
United States Senate election in Kentucky, 2016 edit
- Rand Paul - 1,090,177 (57.27%)
- Jim Gray - 813,246 (42.72%)
- Others - 42 (0.00%)
Presidential primaries (2016) edit
Iowa Republican caucuses, 2016 edit
- Ted Cruz - 51,666 (27.64%)
- Donald Trump - 45,427 (24.30%)
- Marco Rubio - 43,165 (23.12%)
- Ben Carson - 17,395 (9.30%)
- Rand Paul - 8,481 (4.54%)
- Jeb Bush - 5,238 (2.80%)
- Carly Fiorina - 3,485 (1.86%)
- John Kasich - 3,474 (1.86%)
- Mike Huckabee - 3,345 (1.79%)
- Chris Christie - 3,284 (1.76%)
- Rick Santorum - 1,783 (0.95%)
- Others - 117 (0.06%)
- Jim Gilmore - 12 (0.01%)
Paul suspended his campaign on February 3, 2016, two days following the Iowa caucus.[2] Despite this, he continued to get write-in votes in other contests.
Republican Party presidential primaries, 2016 edit
- Donald Trump - 14,015,993 (44.95%)
- Ted Cruz - 7,822,100 (25.08%)
- John Kasich - 4,290,448 (13.76%)
- Marco Rubio - 3,515,576 (11.27%)
- Ben Carson - 857,039 (2.75%)
- Jeb Bush - 286,694 (0.92%)
- Others - 144,454 (0.46%)
- Rand Paul - 66,788 (0.21%)
- Chris Christie - 57,637 (0.18%)
- Mike Huckabee - 51,450 (0.16%)
- Carly Fiorina - 40,666 (0.13%)
- Jim Gilmore - 18,369 (0.06%)
- Rick Santorum - 16,627 (0.05%)
References edit
- ^ "KY - Election Results". Retrieved 2012-07-07.
- ^ Jacobs, Ben (3 February 2016). "Rand Paul drops out of Republican presidential race after Iowa caucuses". The Guardian. Retrieved 7 August 2017.
External links edit
- Official website, Presidential campaign
- Official website, U.S. Senate campaign