Flipped counties
There are 3,141 counties in the United States. 3,053 voted for the same party in the last two elections.
Trump flipped 88 counties this year.
Harris flipped 0.
He flipped 54 counties that had previously voted for both Clinton and Biden, and flipped back 34 counties that had voted for him in 2016 but switched to Biden in 2020. Every single county Kamala won, Biden also won in 2020.
The last time a candidate flipped no counties was nearly 100 years ago in the midst of the Great Depression, where Herbert Hoover failed to flip a single county red from blue in 1932. Even in the infamous 1984 landslide where Reagan won 49 states, a few red counties still flipped to Mondale.
Nearly a third of flipped counties were also longstanding Democratic strongholds, spanning decades of solid blue elections. While not impossible, like Maricopa County going to Biden in 2020, the scale of the flips in 2024 leans towards improbable.
Starr County, TX - blue for 132 years
Duval County, TX - 112 years
Webb County, TX - 108 years
Carlton County, MN - 92 years
Maverick County, TX - 92 years
Iberville Parish, LA - 48 years
St. James Parish, LA - 48 years
Marshall County, MS - 48 years
Anson County, NC - 48 years
Jasper County, SC - 48 years
Hidalgo County, TX - 48 years
Willacy County, TX - 48 years
Surry County, VA - 48 years
Scott County, IA - 36 years
Imperial County, CA - 32 years
Jefferson County, GA - 32 years
Miami-Dade County, FL - 32 years
Tensas Parish, LA - 32 years
Pasquotank County, NC - 32 years
Atlantic County, NJ - 32 years
Cumberland County, NJ - 32 years
Socorro County, NM - 32 years
Naussau County, NY - 32 years
Bucks County, PA - 32 years
Passaic County, NJ - 28 years
Clinton County, NY - 28 years
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