Results By State

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1. Results By State Of 2016 Election
2. Presidential Results By State
3. Results By State 2020
4. Results By State Super Tuesday

Statewide Summary

US presidential election results - state by state The following is the most up-to-date data on who took which state based upon the projections by US television networks and Edison Research. This is a state-by-state breakdown of the presidential election. If you don't see results, tap here. If you're looking for a specific state, hit ctrl+F on a PC or command+F on a Mac and search for.

This report is the statewide summary of all races appearing on the ballot. To view this report, select one of the formats listed below:

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Statement of Votes Cast

This PDF report shows the results of all races appearing on the ballot by district and and precinct. Click on a house district from the following list to view the results by district and precinct.

Hand Count Verification

Click on a house district from the following list to view the hand count verification results by district and precinct. Only one precinct per district was randomly selected for the hand count verification process. All candidate races, unless uncontested, were counted. Additionally, only one randomly selected judicial race and ballot measure were counted. The randomly selected judicial race was from Judicial District 3 Judge Dickinson and the randomly selected ballot measure was ballot measure two.

Although, not required by state law, there were districts randomly selected for absentee, questioned and early voting. For these ballots, only one randomly drawn statewide race was counted, which was for US Representative. To determine the districts to be counted, there was a random drawing of the four regions. The first two regions drawn had one district in the region randomly selected for absentee ballots (House Districts 22 and 28) and the remaining regions had one district in the region randomly selected for questioned ballots (House Districts 1 and 34). For early voting, one of the 40 house districts was randomly drawn (House District 33).
Numbers in Black are final counts. Numbers in Red are the hand count results.

Results By State Of 2016 Election

Statewide Summary

This report is the statewide summary of all races appearing on the ballot. To view this report, select one of the formats listed below:

Presidential Results By State

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Statement of Votes Cast

Results By State 2020

This PDF report shows the results of all races appearing on the ballot by district and and precinct. Click on a house district from the following list to view the results by district and precinct.

Hand Count Verification

Click on a house district from the following list to view the hand count verification results by district and precinct. Only one precinct per district was randomly selected for the hand count verification process. All candidate races, unless uncontested, were counted. Additionally, only one randomly selected judicial race and ballot measure were counted. The randomly selected judicial race was from Judicial District 3 Judge Dickinson and the randomly selected ballot measure was ballot measure two.

Results By State Super Tuesday

Although, not required by state law, there were districts randomly selected for absentee, questioned and early voting. For these ballots, only one randomly drawn statewide race was counted, which was for US Representative. To determine the districts to be counted, there was a random drawing of the four regions. The first two regions drawn had one district in the region randomly selected for absentee ballots (House Districts 22 and 28) and the remaining regions had one district in the region randomly selected for questioned ballots (House Districts 1 and 34). For early voting, one of the 40 house districts was randomly drawn (House District 33).
Numbers in Black are final counts. Numbers in Red are the hand count results.