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DemocratRepublicanIndependentLit: won against the state's presidential vote← states that voted Republican for presidentstates that voted Democratic for president →Utah 2004: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+46.7 in 2004Idaho 2004: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+38.6 in 2004Oklahoma 2004: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+31.1 in 2004North Dakota 2004: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+27.8 in 2004NDAlaska 2004: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+26.5 in 2004Alabama 2004: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+25.8 in 2004Kansas 2004: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+25.7 in 2004South Dakota 2004: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+21.8 in 2004Indiana 2004: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+20.8 in 2004INKentucky 2004: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+20.0 in 2004South Carolina 2004: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+17.3 in 2004Georgia 2004: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+16.7 in 2004Louisiana 2004: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+14.7 in 2004North Carolina 2004: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+12.5 in 2004Arizona 2004: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+10.6 in 2004Arkansas 2004: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+9.9 in 2004ARMissouri 2004: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+7.2 in 2004Florida 2004: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+5.0 in 2004Colorado 2004: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+4.7 in 2004CONevada 2004: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+2.6 in 2004NVOhio 2004: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+2.1 in 2004Iowa 2004: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+0.7 in 2004Wisconsin 2004: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+0.4 in 2004New Hampshire 2004: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+1.4 in 2004NHPennsylvania 2004: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+2.5 in 2004PAOregon 2004: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+4.2 in 2004Washington 2004: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+7.3 in 2004Hawaii 2004: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+8.8 in 2004California 2004: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+10.1 in 2004Illinois 2004: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+10.4 in 2004Connecticut 2004: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+10.5 in 2004Maryland 2004: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+13.1 in 2004New York 2004: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+18.6 in 2004Vermont 2004: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+20.6 in 200420047 of 34Utah 2006: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+46.7 in 2004Wyoming 2006: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+40.6 in 2004Nebraska 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+33.7 in 2004NENorth Dakota 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+27.8 in 2004NDTexas 2006: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+23.0 in 2004Montana 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+21.0 in 2004MTIndiana 2006: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+20.8 in 2004Mississippi 2006: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+19.0 in 2004Tennessee 2006: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+14.4 in 2004West Virginia 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+13.0 in 2004WVArizona 2006: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+10.6 in 2004Virginia 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+8.3 in 2004VAMissouri 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+7.2 in 2004MOFlorida 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+5.0 in 2004FLNevada 2006: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+2.6 in 2004Ohio 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+2.1 in 2004OHNew Mexico 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+0.8 in 2004NMWisconsin 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+0.4 in 2004Pennsylvania 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+2.5 in 2004Michigan 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+3.5 in 2004Minnesota 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+3.5 in 2004New Jersey 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+6.7 in 2004Washington 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+7.3 in 2004Delaware 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+7.7 in 2004Hawaii 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+8.8 in 2004Maine 2006: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+9.2 in 2004MECalifornia 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+10.1 in 2004Connecticut 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+10.5 in 2004Maryland 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+13.1 in 2004New York 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+18.6 in 2004Vermont 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+20.6 in 2004Rhode Island 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+21.2 in 2004Massachusetts 2006: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+25.5 in 2004200610 of 33Wyoming 2008: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+33.1 in 2008Wyoming 2008: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+33.1 in 2008Oklahoma 2008: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+31.3 in 2008Idaho 2008: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+26.0 in 2008Alaska 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+22.1 in 2008AKAlabama 2008: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+21.8 in 2008Arkansas 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+20.3 in 2008ARLouisiana 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+18.9 in 2008LAKentucky 2008: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+16.5 in 2008Tennessee 2008: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+15.3 in 2008Kansas 2008: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+15.2 in 2008Nebraska 2008: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+15.2 in 2008West Virginia 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+13.3 in 2008WVMississippi 2008: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+13.3 in 2008Mississippi 2008: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+13.3 in 2008Texas 2008: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+11.9 in 2008South Carolina 2008: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+9.1 in 2008South Dakota 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+8.6 in 2008SDGeorgia 2008: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+5.3 in 2008Montana 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+2.3 in 2008MTNorth Carolina 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+0.3 in 2008Virginia 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+6.4 in 2008Colorado 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+9.1 in 2008Iowa 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+9.7 in 2008New Hampshire 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+9.7 in 2008Minnesota 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+10.5 in 2008New Mexico 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+15.3 in 2008New Jersey 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+15.7 in 2008Michigan 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+16.7 in 2008Oregon 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+16.8 in 2008Maine 2008: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+17.7 in 2008MEDelaware 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+25.3 in 2008Illinois 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+25.5 in 2008Massachusetts 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+26.4 in 2008Rhode Island 2008: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+28.4 in 200820087 of 35Oklahoma 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+31.3 in 2008Utah 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+29.1 in 2008Idaho 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+26.0 in 2008Alaska 2010: won by the independent; the state's presidential margin was R+22.1 in 2008Alabama 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+21.8 in 2008Arkansas 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+20.3 in 2008Louisiana 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+18.9 in 2008Kentucky 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+16.5 in 2008Kansas 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+15.2 in 2008West Virginia 2010: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+13.3 in 2008WVSouth Carolina 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+9.1 in 2008North Dakota 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+8.8 in 2008Arizona 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+8.6 in 2008South Dakota 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+8.6 in 2008Georgia 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+5.3 in 2008Missouri 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+0.1 in 2008North Carolina 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+0.3 in 2008NCIndiana 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+1.0 in 2008INFlorida 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+2.8 in 2008FLOhio 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+4.7 in 2008OHColorado 2010: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+9.1 in 2008Iowa 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+9.7 in 2008IANew Hampshire 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+9.7 in 2008NHPennsylvania 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+10.5 in 2008PANevada 2010: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+12.8 in 2008Wisconsin 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+14.1 in 2008WIOregon 2010: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+16.8 in 2008Washington 2010: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+17.5 in 2008Connecticut 2010: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+22.6 in 2008California 2010: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+24.6 in 2008Delaware 2010: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+25.3 in 2008Illinois 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+25.5 in 2008ILMaryland 2010: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+25.9 in 2008Massachusetts 2010: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+26.4 in 2008MANew York 2010: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+27.2 in 2008New York 2010: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+27.2 in 2008Vermont 2010: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+37.8 in 2008Hawaii 2010: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+46.0 in 2008201011 of 38Utah 2012: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+49.3 in 2012Wyoming 2012: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+42.3 in 2012West Virginia 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+27.3 in 2012WVNebraska 2012: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+22.3 in 2012Tennessee 2012: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+20.7 in 2012North Dakota 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+20.2 in 2012NDTexas 2012: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+16.0 in 2012Montana 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+14.1 in 2012MTMississippi 2012: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+11.6 in 2012Indiana 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+10.4 in 2012INMissouri 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+9.6 in 2012MOArizona 2012: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+9.2 in 2012Florida 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+0.9 in 2012Ohio 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+3.0 in 2012Virginia 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+3.9 in 2012Pennsylvania 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+5.5 in 2012Nevada 2012: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+6.8 in 2012NVWisconsin 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+6.9 in 2012Minnesota 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+7.9 in 2012Michigan 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+9.6 in 2012New Mexico 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+10.6 in 2012Washington 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+15.3 in 2012Maine 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+15.7 in 2012Connecticut 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+17.5 in 2012New Jersey 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+17.9 in 2012Delaware 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+18.9 in 2012Massachusetts 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+23.6 in 2012California 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+23.7 in 2012Maryland 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+26.6 in 2012Rhode Island 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+28.0 in 2012New York 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+28.6 in 2012Vermont 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+36.5 in 2012Hawaii 2012: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+43.4 in 201220126 of 33Wyoming 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+42.3 in 2012Oklahoma 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+33.5 in 2012Oklahoma 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+33.5 in 2012Idaho 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+32.8 in 2012West Virginia 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+27.3 in 2012Arkansas 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+24.3 in 2012Kentucky 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+23.1 in 2012Alabama 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+22.4 in 2012Nebraska 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+22.3 in 2012Kansas 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+22.2 in 2012Tennessee 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+20.7 in 2012South Dakota 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+18.4 in 2012Louisiana 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+17.5 in 2012Texas 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+16.0 in 2012Alaska 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+14.6 in 2012Montana 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+14.1 in 2012Mississippi 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+11.6 in 2012South Carolina 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+10.6 in 2012South Carolina 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+10.6 in 2012Georgia 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+7.9 in 2012North Carolina 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+2.1 in 2012Virginia 2014: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+3.9 in 2012Colorado 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+5.5 in 2012CONew Hampshire 2014: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+5.7 in 2012Iowa 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+5.9 in 2012IAMinnesota 2014: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+7.9 in 2012Michigan 2014: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+9.6 in 2012New Mexico 2014: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+10.6 in 2012Oregon 2014: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+12.5 in 2012Maine 2014: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+15.7 in 2012MEIllinois 2014: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+17.2 in 2012New Jersey 2014: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+17.9 in 2012Delaware 2014: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+18.9 in 2012Massachusetts 2014: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+23.6 in 2012Rhode Island 2014: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+28.0 in 2012Hawaii 2014: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+43.4 in 201220143 of 36North Dakota 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+39.6 in 2016Oklahoma 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+38.6 in 2016Idaho 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+36.6 in 2016South Dakota 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+31.9 in 2016Kentucky 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+31.3 in 2016Alabama 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+28.7 in 2016Arkansas 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+28.6 in 2016Utah 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+24.8 in 2016Kansas 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+22.2 in 2016Louisiana 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+20.3 in 2016Indiana 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+20.2 in 2016Missouri 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+19.6 in 2016Alaska 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+16.8 in 2016South Carolina 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+14.9 in 2016Iowa 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+10.1 in 2016Ohio 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+8.5 in 2016Georgia 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+5.3 in 2016North Carolina 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+3.8 in 2016Arizona 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+3.8 in 2016Florida 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+1.2 in 2016Wisconsin 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+0.8 in 2016Pennsylvania 2016: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+0.8 in 2016New Hampshire 2016: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+0.4 in 2016Nevada 2016: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+2.6 in 2016Colorado 2016: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+5.4 in 2016Oregon 2016: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+12.3 in 2016Connecticut 2016: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+14.3 in 2016Washington 2016: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+17.6 in 2016Illinois 2016: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+18.0 in 2016New York 2016: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+23.5 in 2016Maryland 2016: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+28.0 in 2016Vermont 2016: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+30.4 in 2016California 2016: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+32.3 in 2016Hawaii 2016: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+34.9 in 201620160 of 34Wyoming 2018: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+51.4 in 2016West Virginia 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+44.3 in 2016WVNorth Dakota 2018: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+39.6 in 2016Tennessee 2018: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+27.2 in 2016Nebraska 2018: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+27.1 in 2016Utah 2018: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+24.8 in 2016Montana 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+22.2 in 2016MTIndiana 2018: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+20.2 in 2016Missouri 2018: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+19.6 in 2016Mississippi 2018: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+18.2 in 2016Mississippi 2018: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+18.2 in 2016Texas 2018: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+9.4 in 2016Ohio 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+8.5 in 2016OHArizona 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+3.8 in 2016AZFlorida 2018: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+1.2 in 2016Wisconsin 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+0.8 in 2016WIPennsylvania 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+0.8 in 2016PAMichigan 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+0.2 in 2016MIMinnesota 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+1.7 in 2016Minnesota 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+1.7 in 2016Nevada 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+2.6 in 2016Maine 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+3.2 in 2016Virginia 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+5.7 in 2016New Mexico 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+9.3 in 2016Delaware 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+12.0 in 2016Connecticut 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+14.3 in 2016New Jersey 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+14.6 in 2016Rhode Island 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+16.6 in 2016Washington 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+17.6 in 2016New York 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+23.5 in 2016Maryland 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+28.0 in 2016Massachusetts 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+29.3 in 2016Vermont 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+30.4 in 2016California 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+32.3 in 2016Hawaii 2018: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+34.9 in 201620187 of 35Wyoming 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+45.0 in 2020West Virginia 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+39.6 in 2020Oklahoma 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+33.9 in 2020Idaho 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+31.8 in 2020Arkansas 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+28.4 in 2020South Dakota 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+26.9 in 2020Kentucky 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+26.4 in 2020Alabama 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+25.8 in 2020Tennessee 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+23.7 in 2020Nebraska 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+19.6 in 2020Louisiana 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+18.9 in 2020Montana 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+16.8 in 2020Mississippi 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+16.8 in 2020Kansas 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+15.0 in 2020South Carolina 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+11.9 in 2020Alaska 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+10.5 in 2020Iowa 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+8.4 in 2020Texas 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+5.7 in 2020North Carolina 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+1.4 in 2020Georgia 2020: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+0.2 in 2020Georgia 2020: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+0.2 in 2020Arizona 2020: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+0.3 in 2020Michigan 2020: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+2.8 in 2020Minnesota 2020: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+7.3 in 2020New Hampshire 2020: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+7.5 in 2020Maine 2020: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+9.3 in 2020MEVirginia 2020: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+10.3 in 2020New Mexico 2020: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+11.0 in 2020Colorado 2020: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+13.9 in 2020New Jersey 2020: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+16.1 in 2020Oregon 2020: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+16.6 in 2020Illinois 2020: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+17.3 in 2020Delaware 2020: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+19.3 in 2020Rhode Island 2020: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+21.2 in 2020Massachusetts 2020: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+34.2 in 202020201 of 35North Dakota 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+34.4 in 2020Oklahoma 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+33.9 in 2020Oklahoma 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+33.9 in 2020Idaho 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+31.8 in 2020Arkansas 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+28.4 in 2020South Dakota 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+26.9 in 2020Kentucky 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+26.4 in 2020Alabama 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+25.8 in 2020Utah 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+21.4 in 2020Louisiana 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+18.9 in 2020Indiana 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+16.4 in 2020Missouri 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+15.7 in 2020Kansas 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+15.0 in 2020South Carolina 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+11.9 in 2020Alaska 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+10.5 in 2020Iowa 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+8.4 in 2020Ohio 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+8.2 in 2020Florida 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+3.4 in 2020North Carolina 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+1.4 in 2020Georgia 2022: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+0.2 in 2020Arizona 2022: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+0.3 in 2020Wisconsin 2022: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was D+0.6 in 2020WIPennsylvania 2022: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+1.2 in 2020Nevada 2022: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+2.4 in 2020New Hampshire 2022: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+7.5 in 2020Colorado 2022: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+13.9 in 2020Oregon 2022: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+16.6 in 2020Illinois 2022: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+17.3 in 2020Washington 2022: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+19.9 in 2020Connecticut 2022: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+20.4 in 2020New York 2022: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+23.4 in 2020California 2022: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+29.8 in 2020Hawaii 2022: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+30.1 in 2020Maryland 2022: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+34.1 in 2020Vermont 2022: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+36.6 in 202020221 of 35Wyoming 2024: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+47.0 in 2024West Virginia 2024: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+42.7 in 2024North Dakota 2024: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+37.4 in 2024Tennessee 2024: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+30.1 in 2024Mississippi 2024: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+23.1 in 2024Utah 2024: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+22.2 in 2024Nebraska 2024: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+20.8 in 2024Nebraska 2024: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+20.8 in 2024Montana 2024: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+20.6 in 2024Indiana 2024: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+19.3 in 2024Missouri 2024: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+18.7 in 2024Texas 2024: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+13.9 in 2024Florida 2024: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+13.2 in 2024Ohio 2024: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+11.3 in 2024Arizona 2024: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+5.6 in 2024AZNevada 2024: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+3.2 in 2024NVPennsylvania 2024: won by the Republican; the state's presidential margin was R+1.7 in 2024Michigan 2024: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+1.4 in 2024MIWisconsin 2024: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was R+0.9 in 2024WIMinnesota 2024: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+4.3 in 2024Virginia 2024: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+5.9 in 2024New Jersey 2024: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+6.0 in 2024New Mexico 2024: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+6.1 in 2024Maine 2024: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+7.1 in 2024New York 2024: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+12.7 in 2024Rhode Island 2024: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+14.2 in 2024Connecticut 2024: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+14.8 in 2024Delaware 2024: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+15.0 in 2024Washington 2024: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+18.9 in 2024California 2024: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+20.8 in 2024Hawaii 2024: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+23.6 in 2024Massachusetts 2024: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+25.9 in 2024Maryland 2024: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+29.5 in 2024Vermont 2024: won by the Democrat; the state's presidential margin was D+32.8 in 202420244 of 34Crossovers

In 2004–2008, twenty-four of 102 Senate races were won by the party that lost the state for president; in 2020–2024, six of 104 Senate races were won by that party

  • Democrat
  • Republican
  • Independent
  • Lit: won against the state's presidential vote

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