Arizona 2008 Presidential Election Results by County

In 2008, the Republican candidate won 11 of Arizona's 15 counties.

County Winner Party Votes Vote Share Margin Total Votes Cast
Apache Barack Obama Democratic 15,390 63.4% 28.2 pts 24,262
Cochise John McCain Republican 29,026 59.5% 20.7 pts 48,820
Coconino Barack Obama Democratic 31,433 57.8% 17.0 pts 54,344
Gila John McCain Republican 14,095 63.1% 27.8 pts 22,333
Graham John McCain Republican 8,376 69.8% 40.7 pts 12,007
Greenlee John McCain Republican 1,712 58.8% 18.8 pts 2,913
La Paz John McCain Republican 3,509 63.2% 28.5 pts 5,552
Maricopa John McCain Republican 746,448 54.7% 10.6 pts 1,364,962
Mohave John McCain Republican 44,333 65.6% 32.9 pts 67,605
Navajo John McCain Republican 19,761 55.2% 11.7 pts 35,800
Pima Barack Obama Democratic 206,254 52.4% 6.1 pts 393,428
Pinal John McCain Republican 59,421 56.7% 14.5 pts 104,883
Santa Cruz Barack Obama Democratic 8,683 65.3% 31.3 pts 13,303
Yavapai John McCain Republican 61,192 61.4% 24.4 pts 99,648
Yuma John McCain Republican 24,577 56.3% 13.8 pts 43,615

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which party won the most counties in Arizona in 2008?

The Republican candidate won 11 of Arizona's 15 counties in 2008, with 4 counties going to the other major party.

Which Arizona county had the closest presidential result in 2008?

Pima had the closest margin in Arizona in 2008, with Barack Obama (Democratic) winning by 6.1 points out of 393,428 total votes cast.

Which Arizona county had the widest presidential margin in 2008?

Graham had the widest margin in Arizona in 2008, with John McCain (Republican) winning by 40.7 points.

How many counties are included in Arizona's 2008 presidential results?

This page covers 15 counties in Arizona for the 2008 presidential election, based on MEDSL/EveryElectionResult.com county-level returns.