US Counties With the Highest Republican Share of the Two-party Vote, 2024

3,112 US counties ranked by republican share of the two-party vote, 2024, from highest to lowest. First are Roberts County, TX (96.2), Hayes County, NE (96.1) and Borden County, TX (96.1). The middle one of the 3,112 has 71.3.

What this measures

The Republican share of the votes for the two main parties in the 2024 presidential election, by state. Third-party votes are left out, so this shows which way the two-party vote leaned and nothing about turnout. It describes how a state voted and does not judge it. No measure here treats either party as the better end. Source: MIT Election Data and Science Lab.

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	% of the two-party vote
1	Roberts County, TX	96.2
2	Hayes County, NE	96.1
3	Borden County, TX	96.1
4	Grant County, NE	95.9
5	McPherson County, NE	95.7
6	Garfield County, MT	95.1
7	King County, TX	95
8	Motley County, TX	94.5
9	Glasscock County, TX	94.3
10	Logan County, NE	94.2
11	Harding County, SD	94
12	Arthur County, NE	94
13	Sterling County, TX	93.8
14	Sherman County, TX	93.8
15	Cameron Parish, LA	93.3
16	Armstrong County, TX	93.1
17	Wheeler County, TX	93.1
18	Oldham County, TX	93.1
19	Hansford County, TX	93
20	Wallace County, KS	93
21	Cimarron County, OK	92.9
22	McMullen County, TX	92.6
23	Beaver County, OK	92.5
24	Throckmorton County, TX	92.5
25	Martin County, KY	92.1
26	Gaines County, TX	92
27	Cleburne County, AL	92
28	Glascock County, GA	92
29	Hartley County, TX	92
30	Winston County, AL	92
31	Keya Paha County, NE	91.9
32	LaSalle Parish, LA	91.9
33	Shackelford County, TX	91.6
34	Slope County, ND	91.4
35	Ochiltree County, TX	91.4
36	Jackson County, KY	91.4
37	Brantley County, GA	91.3
38	Echols County, GA	91.1
39	Jack County, TX	91.1
40	Banner County, NE	91.1
41	Leslie County, KY	91.1
42	Marion County, AL	91.1
43	Carter County, MT	91
44	Niobrara County, WY	90.8
45	Blount County, AL	90.8
46	Sheridan County, KS	90.7
47	Clay County, KY	90.7
48	Lipscomb County, TX	90.7
49	Roger Mills County, OK	90.6
50	Cullman County, AL	90.5
51	Haakon County, SD	90.5
52	Dewey County, OK	90.5
53	Carson County, TX	90.4
54	Major County, OK	90.4
55	Ness County, KS	90.3
56	Holmes County, FL	90.3
57	Itawamba County, MS	90.3
58	Briscoe County, TX	90.2
59	Coke County, TX	90.2
60	Scott County, TN	90.1
61	Piute County, UT	90.1
62	Stephens County, TX	90
63	Grant County, WV	90
64	Franklin County, ID	89.9
65	Clay County, TX	89.9
66	San Saba County, TX	89.9
67	Dallam County, TX	89.9
68	Sabine County, TX	89.9
69	Archer County, TX	89.9
70	Donley County, TX	89.9
71	Rock County, NE	89.8
72	Tishomingo County, MS	89.8
73	Eureka County, NV	89.7
74	Coleman County, TX	89.7
75	Harper County, OK	89.7
76	George County, MS	89.7
77	Dundy County, NE	89.6
78	McCreary County, KY	89.6
79	Cheyenne County, CO	89.6
80	Crook County, WY	89.6
81	Loving County, TX	89.5
82	Bear Lake County, ID	89.4
83	Oneida County, ID	89.3
84	Hitchcock County, NE	89.3
85	Hutchinson County, TX	89.3
86	Baylor County, TX	89.3
87	Emmons County, ND	89.2
88	Runnels County, TX	89.2
89	Montague County, TX	89.2
90	Banks County, GA	89.2
91	Callahan County, TX	89.2
92	Gove County, KS	89.1
93	Gray County, TX	89.1
94	Monroe County, KY	89
95	Weston County, WY	89
96	Chase County, NE	89
97	Eastland County, TX	89
98	Ellis County, OK	88.9
99	Irion County, TX	88.9
100	Alfalfa County, OK	88.9

Every state, highest first

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

Rank	State	% of the two-party vote
1	Wyoming	73.5
2	West Virginia	71.3
3	Idaho	68.8
4	North Dakota	68.7
5	Oklahoma	67.5
6	Arkansas	65.7
7	Kentucky	65.5
8	Alabama	65.4
9	Tennessee	65.1
10	South Dakota	64.9
11	Mississippi	61.6
12	Louisiana	61.2
13	Utah	61.1
14	Nebraska	60.4
15	Montana	60.3
16	Indiana	59.7
17	Missouri	59.3
18	South Carolina	59.1
19	Kansas	58.2
20	Texas	56.9
21	Alaska	56.8
22	Iowa	56.7
23	Florida	56.6
24	Ohio	55.7
25	Arizona	52.8
26	North Carolina	51.6
27	Nevada	51.6
28	Georgia	51.1
29	Pennsylvania	50.9
30	Michigan	50.7
31	Wisconsin	50.4
32	New Hampshire	48.6
33	Minnesota	47.8
34	Virginia	47.1
35	New Jersey	47
36	New Mexico	46.9
37	Maine	46.5
38	Illinois	44.4
39	Colorado	44.4
40	New York	43.7
41	Rhode Island	42.9
42	Connecticut	42.6
43	Oregon	42.6
44	Delaware	42.5
45	Washington	40.5
46	California	39.6
47	Hawaii	38.2
48	Massachusetts	37
49	Maryland	35.2
50	Vermont	33.6
51	District of Columbia	6.69

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