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Encyclopedia > List of major party U.S. presidential candidates who lost their home state

The following is a list of major party U.S. presidential candidates who lost their home state.

Name	Won Election	Election Year	Birth State	Resident State
William Henry Harrison	Yes	1840	Lost Virginia	Won Ohio
Martin Van Buren	No	1840	Lost New York	Lost New York
Henry Clay	No	1844	Lost Virginia	Won Kentucky
James Knox Polk	Yes	1844	Lost North Carolina	Lost Tennessee
Winfield Scott	No	1852	Won Virginia	Lost New Jersey
John C. Fr�mont	No	1856	Lost Georgia	Lost California
Abraham Lincoln	Yes	1860	Lost Kentucky	Won Illinois
Abraham Lincoln	Yes	1864	Lost Kentucky	Won Illinois
George McClellan	No	1864	Lost Pennsylvania	Lost New Jersey
Horace Greeley	No	1872	Lost Massachusetts	Lost New York
Winfield Scott Hancock	No	1880	Lost Pennsylvania	Lost Pennsylvania
Grover Cleveland	No	1888	Won New Jersey	Lost New York
Benjamin Harrison	No	1892	Won Ohio	Lost Indiana
William Jennings Bryan	No	1900	Lost Nebraska	Lost Nebraska
Alton B. Parker	No	1904	Lost New York	Lost New York
Theodore Roosevelt	No	1912	Lost New York	Lost New York
William Howard Taft	No	1912	Lost Ohio	Lost Ohio
James M. Cox	No	1920	Lost Ohio	Lost Ohio
John W. Davis	No	1924	Lost West Virginia	Lost New York
Al Smith	No	1928	Lost New York	Lost New York
Herbert Hoover	No	1932	Lost Iowa	Lost California
Alf Landon	No	1936	Lost Kansas	Lost Kansas
Thomas E. Dewey	No	1944	Lost New York	Lost New York
Adlai Stevenson	No	1952	Lost Illinois	Lost Illinois
Adlai Stevenson	No	1956	Lost Illinois	Lost Illinois
Richard Nixon	Yes	1968	Won California	Lost New York
George McGovern	No	1972	Lost South Dakota	Lost South Dakota
Al Gore	No	2000	Won District of Columbia	Lost Tennessee
George W. Bush	Yes	2000	Lost Connecticut	Won Texas
George W. Bush	Yes	2004	Lost Connecticut	Won Texas
John Kerry	No	2004	Lost Colorado	Won Massachusetts

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