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Jul 19, 2022 · Every state in the union now has a new congressional map in place for the 2022 election. Several of those maps are being challenged in court as illegal gerrymanders, but none seems like a serious...
- Arizona
Notably, under this map, the Republican-leaning 6th District...
- California
On Dec. 26, California’s independent citizen redistricting...
- Michigan
Back in December, Michigan’s independent redistricting...
- North Carolina
On March 17, Republicans in North Carolina’s state...
- New York
The map had an efficiency gap of D+9 and created 20...
- Ohio
On Jan. 14, the Ohio Supreme Court invalidated the...
- Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania’s Democratic-majority Supreme Court stepped in...
- Virginia
After Virginia’s new bipartisan redistricting commission...
- Alabama
On Feb. 7, the U.S. Supreme Court halted a federal district...
- Arizona
Updated every two hours, this is an electoral map projection derived from the FiveThirtyEight 2020 Election Forecast. Use the timeline feature to view the map as it looked at the end of each day. The Toss-Up tan color is used where neither candidate currently has a 65% or higher chance of winning.
Apr 4, 2024 · 538’s Swing-O-Matic shows what could happen in the 2024 election if President Joe Biden or former President Donald Trump gains ground with different demographic groups — and if turnout...
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- The “Blue Wall” Went Blue Once Again
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- Other Southern States Shifted to The Left, But They Didn't Flip
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Democratic or Republican presidential vote share margin by state, from 2000 to 2020
Let’s start with the much fabled “blue wall” that Biden won back. By winning Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin in addition to every state Hillary Clinton carried in 2016, Biden clinched the presidency. In fact, it looks like Wisconsin will be the tipping-point state in the Electoral College, or the state that delivered Biden the presidency, although we’re still awaiting the final vote certification in several states. And even though these states ended up in Biden’s column, his margin of vi...
Democratic or Republican presidential vote share margin by state, from 2000 to 2020
After comfortably backing then-GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney by 9 points in 2012, Arizona shifted more than 5 points toward the Democrats in 2016 and then another 4 points in 2020 to hand Biden a slim 0.3-point win. Similarly, Georgia went for Romney by 8 points in 2012, but then shifted about 3 points toward Democrats in 2016 before moving another 5 points in 2020, which was enough for Biden to carry it by about 0.3 points. The fact these two states ended up in Biden’s win column wasn...
Democratic or Republican presidential vote share margin by state, from 2000 to 2020
In both states, Biden did better in the more diverse and well-educated major metropolitan areas, but that proved insufficient. However, he still made some gains. In Texas, for instance, Biden became the first Democratic presidential candidate to carry Tarrant County (Fort Worth) since 1964, and in North Carolina, he improved on Clinton’s margins in the two most populous counties in the state, Mecklenburg (Charlotte) and Wake (Raleigh). He even carried some suburban and exurban counties that T...
Democratic or Republican presidential vote share margin by state, from 2000 to 2020
Long regarded as a pivotal swing state, Florida was one of the few states that voted more Republican in 2020, with Trump carrying Florida by more than 3 points after winning there by just 1 point four years ago. Part of the reason Trump was able to bolster his margin in Florida and move the state further to the right was because of his improved showing among Hispanic voters, especially Cuban Americans. Trump ultimately didn’t win urban counties like Miami-Dade, but it is where he improved the...
Democratic or Republican presidential vote share margin by state, from 2000 to 2020
One way to read Trump’s rather decisive victories in Iowa and Ohio is that those states aren’t really battlegrounds anymore, and instead may have experienced a permanent shift to the right after being quite competitive prior to 2016. Considering both states have a large share of white voters without a college degree, this makes sense, as these results speak to just how entrenched this group has become with the GOP. Biden did gain some ground in urban and suburban counties in these states, but...
Dec 17, 2018 · In all likelihood, 2020 will bring its own surprises. Will recent racial, class and regional trends continue? If they do, we could be looking at a new American political map before too long.
Aug 9, 2021 · Today, we launched our 2021-22 redistricting tracker, your one-stop shop for following the congressional redistricting process. 2 You can look up which party controls redistricting in each state,...
