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| Nominee | Joaquín Castro | Tom Rooney | Kris Kobach | |
| Party | Democratic | Republican | Libertarian | |
| Home state | Texas | Florida | Kansas | |
| Running mate | Kirsten Gillibrand | Adam Kinzinger | Tom Tancredo | |
| Electoral vote | 281 | 230 | 37 | |
| States carried | 24 + DC | 25 | 2 | |
| Percentage | 47% | 40% | 11% | |
The 2024 election was the 60th quadrennial presidential election. It was between President Joaquín Castro and former Florida congressman Tom Rooney. President Castro won a plurality of the popular vote along with 375 electoral votes carrying 30 states.
Background[]
Nominations[]
Democratic Nomination[]
President Joaquín Castro (50) had an uncontested primary, easily winning his re-election bid from the Democratic Party.
Republican Nomination[]
Republican Candidates
- Tom Rooney (53), former Representative from Florida (Nominee)
- Adam Kinzinger (46), Governor of Illinois
- Tom Graves (54), Senator from Georgia
- Bobby Jindal (52), former Governor from Louisiana
- Tom Cotton (47), Senator from Arkansas
Tom Rooney (Nominee)
Adam Kinzinger
Tom Graves
Bobby Jindal
Tom Cotton
Conservative Nomination[]
Governor Kris Kobach (58) reprised his third party run from 2020.
General Election Campaign[]
Results[]
Castro:281 Young:243 Kobach:12