President Lyndon Johnson carried Minnesota by 27.8 points which stands as the second biggest victory by a Democratic presidential nominee in state history behind Franklin Roosevelt’s 30.8-point win in 1936.
DFL U.S. Senator Eugene McCarthy was reelected to a second term by 21.1 points – the largest victory to that point by a Democratic nominee for the office.
However, the DFL was not able to ride Lyndon Johnson’s coattails to make inroads in the state U.S. House delegation with all eight incumbents winning reelection – four Republicans and four DFLers.
Associate Supreme Court Justices Walter Rogosheske and Robert Sheran were each elected to another term.
Elections
Date
Office
Stage
Winners
Details
11/03/1964
State House, District 02
General
Donald McLeod (Nonpartisan) won with 3,866 votes (54.91%) and a winning margin of +9.83