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

3,112 US counties ranked by republican share of the two-party vote, 2024, from lowest to highest. First are District of Columbia, DC (6.69), Prince George's County, MD (11.5) and Baltimore city, MD (12.5). 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 lowest counties

RankCounty% of the two-party vote
1District of Columbia, DC6.69
2Prince George's County, MD11.5
3Baltimore city, MD12.5
4Petersburg city, VA13.2
5Orleans Parish, LA14.9
6Charlottesville city, VA15
7Clayton County, GA15.2
8Claiborne County, MS15.9
9Richmond city, VA16.1
10San Francisco County, CA16.2
11Jefferson County, MS16.6
12St. Louis city, MO17
13Marin County, CA17.2
14DeKalb County, GA17.3
15New York County, NY17.6
16Multnomah County, OR17.8
17Falls Church city, VA18.4
18Durham County, NC18.5
19Holmes County, MS18.7
20Menominee County, WI18.9
21Arlington County, VA20.1
22Philadelphia County, PA20.2
23Alexandria city, VA20.5
24Denver County, CO21.2
25Boulder County, CO21.4
26Macon County, AL21.7
27Santa Cruz County, CA21.7
28Alameda County, CA22
29Greene County, AL22
30Chittenden County, VT22.4
31Montgomery County, MD22.6
32Suffolk County, MA23
33Dukes County, MA23.1
34King County, WA23.2
35San Juan County, WA23.3
36Dane County, WI23.8
37San Mateo County, CA24
38Todd County, SD24
39Orange County, NC24.1
40San Miguel County, CO24.6
41Tompkins County, NY24.7
42Santa Fe County, NM25
43Taos County, NM25.6
44Noxubee County, MS26
45Rockdale County, GA26.1
46Sonoma County, CA26.1
47Jefferson County, WA26.6
48Hinds County, MS26.6
49Bullock County, AL27
50Essex County, NJ27.2
51Washtenaw County, MI27.2
52Bronx County, NY27.3
53Allendale County, SC27.3
54Fulton County, GA27.3
55Pitkin County, CO27.4
56Williamsburg city, VA27.4
57Washington County, VT27.6
58Ramsey County, MN27.8
59Windham County, VT27.9
60Kings County, NY28
61Hennepin County, MN28.2
62Howard County, MD28.4
63Hampshire County, MA28.4
64Perry County, AL28.6
65Cook County, IL28.7
66Humphreys County, MS28.8
67Norfolk city, VA28.9
68Charles County, MD29.2
69Santa Clara County, CA29.2
70Sumter County, AL29.3
71Travis County, TX29.3
72Dougherty County, GA29.4
73Benton County, OR29.5
74Berkshire County, MA29.6
75Hampton city, VA29.8
76Middlesex County, MA29.8
77Coahoma County, MS29.9
78Tunica County, MS30.3
79Sioux County, ND30.4
80Contra Costa County, CA30.4
81Milwaukee County, WI30.4
82Portsmouth city, VA30.4
83Franklin County, MA30.5
84Leflore County, MS30.6
85Clarke County, GA30.7
86Douglas County, KS30.7
87Johnson County, IA30.7
88Summit County, CO30.8
89Yolo County, CA31.2
90Nantucket County, MA31.2
91Lowndes County, AL31.3
92Sharkey County, MS31.4
93Addison County, VT31.5
94Lamoille County, VT31.5
95Hood River County, OR31.5
96Windsor County, VT31.7
97Richmond County, GA31.8
98Cumberland County, ME31.9
99Fairfax County, VA32
100Napa County, CA32

Every state, lowest first

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

RankState% of the two-party vote
1District of Columbia6.69
2Vermont33.6
3Maryland35.2
4Massachusetts37
5Hawaii38.2
6California39.6
7Washington40.5
8Delaware42.5
9Oregon42.6
10Connecticut42.6
11Rhode Island42.9
12New York43.7
13Colorado44.4
14Illinois44.4
15Maine46.5
16New Mexico46.9
17New Jersey47
18Virginia47.1
19Minnesota47.8
20New Hampshire48.6
21Wisconsin50.4
22Michigan50.7
23Pennsylvania50.9
24Georgia51.1
25Nevada51.6
26North Carolina51.6
27Arizona52.8
28Ohio55.7
29Florida56.6
30Iowa56.7
31Alaska56.8
32Texas56.9
33Kansas58.2
34South Carolina59.1
35Missouri59.3
36Indiana59.7
37Montana60.3
38Nebraska60.4
39Utah61.1
40Louisiana61.2
41Mississippi61.6
42South Dakota64.9
43Tennessee65.1
44Alabama65.4
45Kentucky65.5
46Arkansas65.7
47Oklahoma67.5
48North Dakota68.7
49Idaho68.8
50West Virginia71.3
51Wyoming73.5

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