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US Counties With the Lowest Presidential Votes Cast, 2024

3,110 US counties ranked by presidential votes cast, 2024, from lowest to highest. First are Chattahoochee County, GA (184.51), Dallam County, TX (201.53) and Seward County, KS (210.95). 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 lowest counties

RankCountyPer 1,000 residents
1Chattahoochee County, GA184.51
2Dallam County, TX201.53
3Seward County, KS210.95
4Todd County, SD228.77
5Deaf Smith County, TX231.84
6Ford County, KS240.94
7Webb County, TX246.01
8Hidalgo County, TX246.63
9Bailey County, TX247.16
10Texas County, OK249.33
11Starr County, TX249.53
12Sioux County, ND251.52
13Moore County, TX252.52
14Geary County, KS255.27
15Bronx County, NY255.69
16Winkler County, TX256.37
17LaGrange County, IN256.45
18Parmer County, TX256.77
19Adams County, WA259.30
20Lincoln County, AR260.06
21Reeves County, TX260.16
22Ector County, TX261.11
23St. Francis County, AR262.93
24Buffalo County, SD265.22
25Mississippi County, AR269.62
26Jackson County, MO270.19
27Kings County, CA271.55
28Maverick County, TX272.55
29Frio County, TX274.43
30Cameron County, TX274.46
31Willacy County, TX275.15
32Potter County, TX275.40
33Castro County, TX276.06
34Tunica County, MS278.32
35Holmes County, OH278.37
36Mitchell County, TX279.56
37Comanche County, OK281.71
38Pecos County, TX282.52
39Bee County, TX283.55
40Finney County, KS283.73
41Jackson County, AR284.65
42Dawson County, TX285.35
43Coryell County, TX285.61
44Dakota County, NE286.91
45Hale County, TX287.93
46Pulaski County, MO288.75
47Lake County, TN289.79
48Lea County, NM289.92
49El Paso County, TX290.40
50Tulare County, CA290.62
51Howard County, TX291.03
52Reagan County, TX291.19
53Terry County, TX292.33
54Gaines County, TX292.91
55Garza County, TX294.20
56McDowell County, WV294.63
57Lee County, AR296.09
58Corson County, SD296.19
59Crowley County, CO297.52
60Sevier County, AR298.41
61Christian County, KY298.50
62Crane County, TX300.45
63Imperial County, CA301.28
64Merced County, CA302.50
65Wyandotte County, KS302.50
66Grant County, KS304.78
67Ochiltree County, TX305.52
68Queens County, NY305.65
69Wheeler County, GA306.16
70Val Verde County, TX306.17
71Hempstead County, AR307.87
72Crittenden County, AR308.37
73Bradley County, AR309.93
74Phillips County, AR310.37
75Sunflower County, MS310.96
76Kern County, CA311.12
77Poinsett County, AR311.30
78Hudspeth County, TX311.62
79Yoakum County, TX315.32
80Luna County, NM316.92
81Desha County, AR317.45
82Curry County, NM317.60
83Gilmer County, WV317.79
84Thurston County, NE318.48
85Hardee County, FL319.23
86Liberty County, TX319.65
87Kings County, NY320.42
88East Carroll Parish, LA320.50
89Jerome County, ID320.56
90Colusa County, CA320.67
91Yell County, AR320.72
92Lamb County, TX321.31
93Walker County, TX321.55
94Fresno County, CA322.08
95Ziebach County, SD324.07
96Madison County, ID324.07
97Bennett County, SD324.39
98Swisher County, TX324.45
99Hudson County, NJ325.39
100Jackson County, OK325.64

Every state, lowest first

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

RankStatePer 1,000 residents
1Hawaii361.25
2Texas384.24
3Arkansas389.99
4Oklahoma392.01
5California404.28
6Mississippi416.07
7New York421.76
8West Virginia427.34
9Indiana431.12
10Louisiana434.32
11New Mexico436.64
12Tennessee438.57
13Illinois443.82
14Utah446.84
15Alabama448.16
16Kansas451.94
17Kentucky459.90
18Alaska460.75
19New Jersey461.07
20Arizona466.32
21Wyoming467.64
22Rhode Island468.42
23North Dakota472.39
24Nevada472.72
25South Dakota477.00
26Nebraska484.34
27Idaho484.59
28District of Columbia484.87
29Georgia485.18
30Missouri485.61
31South Carolina488.82
32Connecticut488.84
33Ohio489.63
34Maryland492.37
35Florida496.79
36Massachusetts502.39
37Washington506.94
38Delaware509.92
39Virginia520.16
40Iowa520.50
41Oregon529.52
42North Carolina538.45
43Pennsylvania541.65
44Montana545.63
45Colorado549.45
46Michigan563.51
47Minnesota569.49
48Vermont577.88
49Wisconsin580.94
50New Hampshire598.80
51Maine611.62

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.