U.S.A Elections Condensed 1912-2024

	State	Code	Democrats Wins	Republican Wins	Democrat Votes	Republican Votes	Other Votes	Winner
					1,004,514,805 Votes	1,009,534,607 Votes	87,347,126 Votes	207 vs 331
	Alabama	AL	13	13	11,126,586	14,229,710	1,998,498	R
	Alaska	AK	1	15	1,227,978	1,856,827	288,151	R
	Arizona	AZ	9	19	10,579,018	12,653,646	1,105,037	R
	Arkansas	AR	17	10	7,719,059	8,020,097	742,081	R
	California	CA	16	12	103,067,928	86,264,776	9,078,833	D
	Colorado	CO	11	17	14,594,038	15,268,162	1,590,624	R
	Connecticut	CT	15	13	15,478,492	14,322,820	1,274,941	D
	Delaware	DE	15	13	3,173,685	2,844,713	222,535	D
	District of Columbia	DC	13	0	600,153	31,309	12,926	D
	Florida	FL	14	14	41,397,491	45,140,043	3,324,146	R
	Georgia	GA	17	10	20,167,697	20,371,711	1,582,068	R
	Hawaii	HI	14	2	3,208,030	2,160,490	225,867	D
	Idaho	ID	8	20	3,506,263	5,850,057	621,018	R
	Illinois	IL	16	12	58,806,552	55,476,740	4,297,470	D
	Indiana	IN	5	23	23,627,843	29,459,779	1,985,651	R
	Iowa	IA	11	17	15,257,689	16,857,911	1,458,895	R
	Kansas	KS	5	23	9,921,087	14,487,420	1,230,769	R
	Kentucky	KY	13	15	15,091,480	17,428,817	1,043,116	R
	Louisiana	LA	14	12	13,097,731	14,205,991	1,673,293	R
	Maine	ME	11	19	6,574,809	6,658,322	700,233	R
	Maryland	MD	19	9	19,932,820	15,549,960	1,303,613	D
	Massachusetts	MA	21	7	34,495,369	25,566,864	2,750,140	D
	Michigan	MI	13	14	41,303,015	41,397,288	3,327,919	R
	Minnesota	MN	20	7	23,894,163	21,484,621	2,628,146	D
	Mississippi	MS	12	13	7,144,059	8,287,222	1,029,610	R
	Missouri	MO	13	15	26,037,057	26,732,848	1,788,787	R
	Montana	MT	9	19	3,787,769	4,464,980	537,724	R
	Nebraska	NE	7	23	7,065,042	10,788,437	804,822	R
	Nevada	NV	15	13	4,303,996	4,368,915	413,012	R
	New Hampshire	NH	13	15	4,737,597	5,226,827	407,697	R
	New Jersey	NJ	15	13	34,714,627	34,063,482	2,395,264	D
	New Mexico	NM	16	12	5,300,402	5,096,196	441,481	D
	New York	NY	18	10	88,204,674	74,891,531	6,079,359	D
	North Carolina	NC	15	13	25,255,067	25,882,568	1,622,907	R
	North Dakota	ND	5	23	2,881,124	4,075,575	433,828	R
	Ohio	OH	12	16	49,055,874	53,570,960	4,279,045	R
	Oklahoma	OK	9	19	11,173,437	15,050,232	1,059,999	R
	Oregon	OR	15	13	13,248,795	12,159,198	1,527,183	D
	Pennsylvania	PA	14	13	57,446,356	58,014,576	4,337,764	R
	Rhode Island	RI	21	7	5,473,929	4,013,408	389,763	D
	South Carolina	SC	13	14	9,312,212	11,034,772	895,026	R
	South Dakota	SD	3	24	3,353,826	4,429,832	415,321	R
	Tennessee	TN	12	16	15,984,160	18,652,401	1,262,329	R
	Texas	TX	13	15	46,991,324	53,517,045	4,001,237	R
	Utah	UT	7	21	4,832,439	8,288,065	947,118	R
	Vermont	VT	9	19	2,622,136	2,530,051	259,903	D
	Virginia	VA	14	14	20,420,016	21,406,980	1,649,249	R
	Washington	WA	17	10	21,957,753	19,146,435	2,539,488	D
	West Virginia	WV	16	13	9,406,246	9,572,872	552,882	R
	Wisconsin	WI	15	12	24,452,450	24,170,153	2,594,395	D
	Wyoming	WY	7	21	1,503,462	2,510,972	215,963	R

A house divided against itself cannot stand.
I believe this government cannot endure, permanently half slave and half free.
I do not expect the Union to be dissolved.
I do not expect the house to fall.
But I do expect it will cease to be divided.
It will become all one thing, or all the other.

Abraham Lincoln

Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote.

Benjamin Franklin