US Counties With the Highest Presidential Votes Cast, 2024

3,110 US counties ranked by presidential votes cast, 2024, from highest to lowest. First are Mineral County, CO (942.43), Garfield County, MT (852.88) and San Juan County, CO (852.17). The middle one of the 3,110 has 491.31.

What this measures

Every presidential vote counted in the state in 2024, including third-party and write-in votes. It is a count, so it mostly follows population size. Source: MIT Election Data and Science Lab.

This is a count, so it is ranked per 1,000 residents. Ranked by the raw total, it would just list the biggest counties.

For most measures, a national ranking mostly sorts places by income and by how urban they are. Each county’s own page compares it with the 50 counties most like it instead, which is often the fairer view.

The 100 highest counties

Rank	County	Per 1,000 residents
1	Mineral County, CO	942.43
2	Garfield County, MT	852.88
3	San Juan County, CO	852.17
4	Ouray County, CO	815.68
5	Petroleum County, MT	807.98
6	Leelanau County, MI	782.28
7	McMullen County, TX	781.70
8	Goochland County, VA	765.86
9	Sumter County, FL	765.04
10	Keweenaw County, MI	764.96
11	Custer County, CO	762.27
12	Loup County, NE	758.87
13	Blaine County, NE	755.84
14	Elbert County, CO	751.95
15	Harding County, SD	750.92
16	Brunswick County, NC	749.75
17	Storey County, NV	742.93
18	Jefferson County, WA	741.39
19	Daggett County, UT	736.28
20	Roberts County, TX	728.66
21	Alcona County, MI	725.80
22	Chaffee County, CO	725.30
23	Edwards County, TX	721.98
24	Madison County, MT	719.89
25	Douglas County, NV	716.51
26	King County, TX	714.29
27	San Juan County, WA	712.03
28	Blanco County, TX	709.78
29	Antrim County, MI	707.11
30	Benzie County, MI	706.72
31	Gilpin County, CO	702.57
32	Union County, GA	698.49
33	Hooker County, NE	696.57
34	Mathews County, VA	696.14
35	Real County, TX	694.08
36	Towns County, GA	693.78
37	New Kent County, VA	693.65
38	Nassau County, FL	693.32
39	Door County, WI	691.70
40	Custer County, SD	690.88
41	Garden County, NE	689.51
42	Vilas County, WI	689.24
43	Ozaukee County, WI	687.34
44	Bayfield County, WI	684.95
45	Florence County, WI	683.99
46	Billings County, ND	682.49
47	Grand Isle County, VT	682.00
48	Montmorency County, MI	681.92
49	Dawson County, GA	681.47
50	Archuleta County, CO	681.35
51	Rappahannock County, VA	679.98
52	Roscommon County, MI	679.72
53	Park County, CO	678.96
54	Northumberland County, VA	678.94
55	Livingston County, MI	678.73
56	Clay County, NC	678.43
57	Wallowa County, OR	678.17
58	Carroll County, NH	676.13
59	Surry County, VA	675.98
60	St. Johns County, FL	675.67
61	Charlevoix County, MI	675.55
62	Highland County, VA	675.06
63	Waukesha County, WI	674.24
64	Hamilton County, NY	674.05
65	Jeff Davis County, TX	671.84
66	Dare County, NC	671.28
67	Carbon County, MT	670.87
68	Powhatan County, VA	670.69
69	Park County, MT	670.16
70	Lincoln County, ME	669.73
71	Wahkiakum County, WA	669.58
72	Lancaster County, VA	669.27
73	Emmet County, MI	668.96
74	Chatham County, NC	667.79
75	Carteret County, NC	667.38
76	Mackinac County, MI	666.18
77	Washington County, WI	665.65
78	Presque Isle County, MI	665.20
79	Polk County, NC	663.72
80	Jefferson County, MT	663.23
81	Iron County, WI	662.56
82	McIntosh County, GA	662.20
83	Douglas County, CO	661.88
84	Sagadahoc County, ME	659.32
85	Judith Basin County, MT	659.04
86	Teller County, CO	659.00
87	Haakon County, SD	658.67
88	Broadwater County, MT	658.00
89	Flagler County, FL	657.04
90	Aitkin County, MN	655.74
91	Grand Traverse County, MI	655.53
92	Washburn County, WI	655.44
93	Oneida County, WI	655.01
94	Hanover County, VA	654.60
95	Ontonagon County, MI	654.34
96	Routt County, CO	653.66
97	Ravalli County, MT	652.83
98	Greene County, GA	652.81
99	Stillwater County, MT	652.45
100	Pitkin County, CO	652.32

Every state, highest first

Each state’s own published figure, not an average of its counties.

Rank	State	Per 1,000 residents
1	Maine	611.62
2	New Hampshire	598.80
3	Wisconsin	580.94
4	Vermont	577.88
5	Minnesota	569.49
6	Michigan	563.51
7	Colorado	549.45
8	Montana	545.63
9	Pennsylvania	541.65
10	North Carolina	538.45
11	Oregon	529.52
12	Iowa	520.50
13	Virginia	520.16
14	Delaware	509.92
15	Washington	506.94
16	Massachusetts	502.39
17	Florida	496.79
18	Maryland	492.37
19	Ohio	489.63
20	Connecticut	488.84
21	South Carolina	488.82
22	Missouri	485.61
23	Georgia	485.18
24	District of Columbia	484.87
25	Idaho	484.59
26	Nebraska	484.34
27	South Dakota	477.00
28	Nevada	472.72
29	North Dakota	472.39
30	Rhode Island	468.42
31	Wyoming	467.64
32	Arizona	466.32
33	New Jersey	461.07
34	Alaska	460.75
35	Kentucky	459.90
36	Kansas	451.94
37	Alabama	448.16
38	Utah	446.84
39	Illinois	443.82
40	Tennessee	438.57
41	New Mexico	436.64
42	Louisiana	434.32
43	Indiana	431.12
44	West Virginia	427.34
45	New York	421.76
46	Mississippi	416.07
47	California	404.28
48	Oklahoma	392.01
49	Arkansas	389.99
50	Texas	384.24
51	Hawaii	361.25

More on presidential votes cast, 2024

A ranking describes places, not the people in them, and a high or low place does not by itself say why. All US rankings.