The 2024 Election at a Precinct Level

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Election Results

The 2024 Election at a Precinct Level

By Josh Metcalf, Zachary Donnini, Luke Wines, Garrett Herrin, Varun Vishwanath, Austin Park, and many more…

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Congressional district: AL-01
State Senate: AL SD-1
State House: AL HD-1
Assembly district: NY AD-1

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These results are based on a model by Zachary Donnini. Precincts with small populations may show imprecise results. View the methodology here.

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Additional Sources

State Data Sources

Alabama: Alabama Secretary of State
Alaska: Alaska Division of Elections
Arizona: @BethVanGreene on X, VoteHub
Arkansas: Arkansas Secretary of State
California: California Statewide Database, Madera County Clerk
Colorado: Drew Savicki (@DrewSav on X)
Connecticut: Connecticut Election Management System, Connecticut Secretary of the State
Delaware: Delaware Department of Technology and Information, Delaware State Board of Elections
District of Columbia (DC): DC Board of Elections, DC Office of the Chief Technology Officer
Florida: @FlPolEnjoyer on X, VoteHub
Georgia: @sz1176491 on X, VoteHub
Hawaii: Hawaii Office of Elections
Idaho: Idaho Secretary of State
Illinois: Illinois Secretary of State, Redistricting Data Hub
Indiana: Indiana Geographic Information Office, Indiana Secretary of State
Iowa: Iowa Secretary of State
Kansas: Theodore Blair (@teddybinkc on X)
Kentucky: Kentucky State Board of Elections
Louisiana: Louisiana Secretary of State
Maine: Maine Department of the Secretary of State, Maine Office of Information Technology
Maryland: @sz1176491 on X
Massachusetts: @alexanderao on X, Massachusetts Secretary of State
Michigan: Michigan Secretary of State, Josh Metcalf, VoteHub
Minnesota: Minnesota Geospatial Commons, Minnesota Secretary of State
Mississippi: Mississippi Secretary of State, Redistricting Data Hub
Missouri: Josh Metcalf, @Missouri_Mapper on X, Missouri Secretary of State
Montana: Montana Secretary of State, Montana State Library
Nebraska: Nebraska Secretary of State
Nevada: Nevada county elections boards
New Hampshire: New Hampshire GRANIT GIS Clearinghouse, New Hampshire Secretary of State
New Jersey: @Twizzyu on X, Varun Vishwanath
New Mexico: University of New Mexico Resource GIS, New Mexico Secretary of State
New York: Benjamin Rosenblatt (@BenJ_Rosenblatt) and @cinyc9 on X
North Carolina: Drew Savicki (@DrewSav on X), Varun Vishwanath
North Dakota: @MoreThanPol on X, North Dakota Secretary of State
Ohio: @OPoliticsGuru on X
Oklahoma: Oklahoma Center for Spatial Analysis
Oregon: @OregonMapGuy on X
Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania Secretary of State, VoteHub
Rhode Island: Rhode Island Secretary of State
South Carolina: South Carolina Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office, South Carolina State Election Commission
South Dakota: South Dakota Secretary of State
Tennessee: Tennessee Secretary of State
Texas: Texas Capitol Data Portal, VoteHub
Utah: Utah Office of Elections
Vermont: Vermont Center for Geographic Information, Vermont Secretary of State
Virginia: @sz1176491 on X
Washington: Washington Secretary of State
West Virginia: West Virginia Secretary of State, West Virginia University GIS Technical Center
Wisconsin: VoteHub, Wisconsin Legislative Technology Services Bureau, Wisconsin Secretary of State
Wyoming: Wyoming county elections boards

Historical Data and Methodology

Shifts from 2020 and 2016 were calculated using data from the U.S. Census Bureau and Redistricting Data Hub. Reference precinct geometries were adapted from data by the Voting and Election Science Team (VEST) and Redistricting Data Hub.

Demographic Modeling

Demographic modeling was made possible by the following: Dr. Shiro Kuriwaki of Yale University for proposing and advising Zachary Donnini’s thesis informing the design, Miranda Selin of Yale University, Dave Bradlee and Alec Ramsay of Dave’s Redistricting App for election and demographic data, Jesse Richardson and Nate Cohn for advising on aggregation bias, and Nick Roberts for quality assurance.