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List of districts by area

This list includes the 435 voting districts, along with the District of Columbia's non-voting delegation.

Rank small	Rank large	District	Land area (mi²)	Land area (km²)
435	1	Alaska at-large	571,951.26	1,481,353.76
434	2	Montana at-large	145,552.44	376,980.82
433	3	Wyoming at-large	97,100.40	251,490.04
432	4	South Dakota at-large	75,884.64	196,541.22
431	5	New Mexico 2nd	71,739.49	185,804.43
430	6	Oregon 2nd	69,442.78	179,855.97
429	7	North Dakota at-large	68,975.93	178,647.66
428	8	Nebraska 3rd	67,435.41	174,656.91
427	9	Texas 23rd	58,059.18	150,372.59
426	10	Nevada 2nd	55,829.71	144,598.28
425	11	Arizona 1st	55,039.61	142,551.93
424	12	Kansas 1st	52,542.50	136,084.45
423	13	Nevada 4th	50,997.97	132,084.14
422	14	Colorado 3rd	49,731.77	128,804.69
421	15	New Mexico 3rd	44,958.52	116,442.03
420	16	Idaho 2nd	43,225.09	111,952.47
419	17	Utah 2nd	39,987.95	103,568.31
418	18	Idaho 1st	39,418.02	102,092.20
417	19	Texas 13th	38,349.24	99,324.08
416	20	Colorado 4th	38,102.67	98,685.46
415	21	Oklahoma 3rd	34,116.73	88,361.92
414	22	Minnesota 7th	33,429.31	86,581.52
413	23	Arizona 4th	33,199.45	85,986.18
412	24	California 8th	32,867.21	85,125.68
411	25	California 1st	28,089.47	72,751.39
410	26	Minnesota 8th	27,908.13	72,281.72
409	27	Texas 11th	27,832.17	72,084.99
408	28	Maine 2nd	27,557.40	71,373.34
407	29	Texas 19th	25,835.59	66,913.87
406	30	Michigan 1st	25,027.75	64,821.57
405	31	Wisconsin 7th	23,037.26	59,666.23
404	32	Iowa 4th	22,756.75	58,939.71
403	33	Arkansas 4th	22,338.08	57,855.36
402	34	Oklahoma 2nd	20,995.35	54,377.71
401	35	Utah 3rd	20,070.54	51,982.46
400	36	Missouri 8th	19,901.17	51,543.79
399	37	Utah 1st	19,560.79	50,662.21
398	38	Arkansas 1st	19,318.29	50,034.14
397	39	Washington 4th	19,250.22	49,857.84
396	40	Missouri 6th	18,198.62	47,134.21
395	41	Oregon 4th	17,274.04	44,739.56
394	42	Mississippi 2nd	15,551.51	40,278.23
393	43	Washington 5th	15,473.13	40,075.22
392	44	Illinois 15th	14,695.67	38,061.61
391	45	Louisiana 5th	14,452.88	37,432.79
390	46	Missouri 4th	14,401.38	37,299.40
389	47	Kansas 2nd	14,143.34	36,631.08
388	48	California 2nd	12,952.23	33,546.12
387	49	California 4th	12,836.20	33,245.61
386	50	Mississippi 3rd	12,754.48	33,033.95
385	51	Louisiana 4th	12,435.10	32,206.76
384	52	Kentucky 1st	12,079.50	31,285.76
383	53	Minnesota 1st	11,973.99	31,012.49
382	54	Kentucky 5th	11,235.15	29,098.90
381	55	Wisconsin 3rd	11,111.79	28,779.40
380	56	Pennsylvania 5th	10,711.21	27,741.91
379	57	Mississippi 1st	10,572.80	27,383.43
378	58	Alabama 2nd	10,141.63	26,266.70
377	59	Oklahoma 4th	9,777.28	25,323.04
376	60	Texas 28th	9,378.53	24,290.28
375	61	Nebraska 1st	8,879.02	22,996.56
374	62	Georgia 1st	7,982.81	20,675.38
373	63	Arizona 2nd	7,838.12	20,300.64
372	64	Texas 15th	7,804.07	20,212.45
371	65	New York 23rd	7,371.65	19,092.49
370	66	Florida 17th	6,369.97	16,498.15
369	67	Tennessee 4th	5,984.84	15,500.66
368	68	California 36th	5,912.64	15,313.67

364	72	Wisconsin 8th	9,740.44	25,227.74
363	73	Georgia 2nd	9,723.94	25,185.00
362	74	Texas 4th	9,534.22	24,693.63
361	75	Kansas 4th	9,530.53	24,684.07
360	76	Florida 2nd	9,424.83	24,410.31
359	77	West Virginia 3rd	9,332.20	24,170.40
358	78	Vermont At-large	9,249.56	23,956.36
357	79	Arizona 8th	9,006.54	23,326.94
356	80	Virginia 5th	8,922.03	23,108.06
355	81	Virginia 9th	8,800.24	22,792.62
354	82	Mississippi 4th	8,700.80	22,535.07
353	83	Alabama 7th	8,668.97	22,452.63
352	84	Texas 1st	8,508.22	22,036.29
351	85	Arkansas 3rd	8,489.91	21,988.87
350	86	West Virginia 2nd	8,459.30	21,909.59
349	87	Alabama 4th	8,372.43	21,684.59
348	88	Tennessee 8th	8,261.71	21,397.83
347	89	Illinois 18th	8,186.32	21,202.57
346	90	Texas 8th	8,149.73	21,107.80
345	91	Illinois 17th	8,120.18	21,031.27
344	92	South Carolina 6th	8,119.75	21,030.15
343	93	California 21st	8,025.86	20,786.98
342	94	Texas 25th	8,015.05	20,758.98
341	95	Alabama 3rd	7,833.94	20,289.90
340	96	Colorado 5th	7,707.92	19,963.51
339	97	Texas 17th	7,691.43	19,920.80
338	98	Kentucky 2nd	7,567.00	19,598.53
337	99	Iowa 2nd	7,565.78	19,595.37
336	100	Washington 3rd	7,515.38	19,464.83
335	101	Michigan 4th	7,451.46	19,299.28
334	102	Iowa 1st	7,216.70	18,691.25
333	103	North Carolina 1st	7,198.86	18,645.05
332	104	Pennsylvania 9th	7,159.58	18,543.31
331	105	Texas 31st	7,133.64	18,476.13
330	106	Texas 14th	7,095.10	18,376.31
329	107	Indiana 8th	7,041.64	18,237.85
328	108	South Carolina 5th	7,034.99	18,220.62
327	109	New York 20th	7,017.90	18,176.36
326	110	Louisiana 3rd	7,010.30	18,156.68
325	111	Iowa 3rd	6,979.25	18,076.26
324	112	Georgia 9th	6,946.80	17,992.21
323	113	Ohio 18th	6,826.47	17,680.56
322	114	Washington 6th	6,781.44	17,563.93
321	115	California 19th	6,692.32	17,333.11
320	116	Indiana 9th	6,602.61	17,100.76
319	117	Washington 2nd	6,564.33	17,001.61
318	118	Pennsylvania 10th	6,557.85	16,984.83
317	119	New Hampshire 2nd	6,519.45	16,885.38
316	120	Alabama 1st	6,317.03	16,361.11
315	121	Tennessee 7th	6,291.79	16,295.74
314	122	West Virginia 1st	6,286.23	16,281.34
313	123	Louisiana 7th	6,267.88	16,233.81
312	124	Hawaii 2nd	6,231.76	16,140.26
311	125	Texas 6th	6,198.27	16,053.52
310	126	North Carolina 3rd	6,192.07	16,037.46
309	127	New York 24th	6,163.76	15,964.14
308	128	Ohio 5th	6,128.32	15,872.35
307	129	North Carolina 7th	6,087.33	15,766.18
306	130	North Carolina 11th	6,025.09	15,604.98
305	131	California 45th	5,979.85	15,487.81
304	132	Arkansas 2nd	5,922.18	15,338.45
303	133	Kentucky 4th	5,678.53	14,707.39
302	134	New York 29th	5,660.13	14,659.74
301	135	Virginia 6th	5,646.90	14,625.47
300	136	Wisconsin 6th	5,641.16	14,610.60
299	137	Colorado 2nd	5,614.89	14,542.57
298	138	Indiana 6th	5,550.40	14,375.54
297	139	Tennessee 6th	5,480.19	14,193.69
296	140	Missouri 7th	5,479.72	14,192.47
295	141	Texas 5th	5,429.15	14,061.50
294	142	South Carolina 3rd	5,392.34	13,966.16
293	143	Michigan 2nd	5,364.94	13,895.19
292	144	Oregon 5th	5,362.42	13,888.67
291	145	Georgia 12th	5,224.01	13,530.19
290	146	Ohio 6th	5,197.50	13,461.52
289	147	California 20th	4,982.45	12,904.55
288	148	California 17th	4,820.11	12,484.08
287	149	South Carolina 2nd	4,767.30	12,347.31
286	150	Texas 27th	4,720.24	12,225.42
285	151	New Mexico 1st	4,716.50	12,215.73
284	152	Florida 1st	4,641.76	12,022.16
283	153	Ohio 4th	4,619.94	11,965.64
282	154	California 51st	4,582.18	11,867.85
281	155	Nevada 3rd	4,569.76	11,835.68
280	156	Alabama 6th	4,564.18	11,821.23
279	157	Florida 16th	4,538.45	11,754.59
278	158	Virginia 4th	4,488.75	11,625.86
277	159	Alabama 5th	4,485.87	11,618.40
276	160	Illinois 12th	4,424.82	11,460.28
275	161	North Carolina 5th	4,401.88	11,400.87
274	162	Michigan 7th	4,295.33	11,124.90
273	163	Florida 25th	4,267.92	11,053.91
272	164	Illinois 11th	4,240.94	10,984.03
271	165	Florida 4th	4,117.88	10,665.31
270	166	Colorado 6th	4,103.91	10,629.13
269	167	Illinois 16th	4,098.26	10,614.49
268	168	Tennessee 1st	4,093.25	10,601.52
267	169	Florida 5th	4,044.06	10,474.12
266	170	Indiana 4th	4,016.44	10,402.58
265	171	Pennsylvania 3rd	3,969.03	10,279.79
264	172	North Carolina 2nd	3,955.92	10,245.83
263	173	California 24th	3,883.09	10,057.20
262	174	Texas 10th	3,803.45	9,850.94
261	175	Virginia 1st	3,772.74	9,771.40
260	176	Kentucky 6th	3,756.54	9,729.44
259	177	Georgia 10th	3,741.18	9,689.66
258	178	Georgia 11th	3,700.68	9,584.76
257	179	Indiana 2nd	3,679.00	9,528.61
256	180	Maryland 1st	3,653.10	9,461.53
255	181	Michigan 10th	3,549.48	9,193.15
254	182	Maine 1st	3,535.25	9,156.30
253	183	Virginia 7th	3,514.21	9,101.80
252	184	Georgia 8th	3,512.28	9,096.81
251	185	Wisconsin 2nd	3,511.41	9,094.55
250	186	Tennessee 3rd	3,410.79	8,833.95
249	187	California 3rd	3,374.19	8,739.15
248	188	Florida 23rd	3,362.23	8,708.18
247	189	Michigan 6th	3,331.31	8,628.09
246	190	North Carolina 10th	3,302.05	8,552.31
245	191	North Carolina 8th	3,282.79	8,502.43
244	192	Indiana 5th	3,266.14	8,459.30
243	193	New York 22nd	3,246.13	8,407.48
242	194	Indiana 3rd	3,239.80	8,391.08
241	195	Massachusetts 1st	3,101.14	8,031.95
240	196	Minnesota 6th	3,080.56	7,978.65
239	197	Louisiana 6th	3,075.84	7,966.43
238	198	Maryland 6th	3,062.27	7,931.28
237	199	California 18th	3,052.36	7,905.61
236	200	Minnesota 2nd	3,035.27	7,861.35
235	201	North Carolina 6th	2,943.82	7,624.49
234	202	Oregon 1st	2,941.38	7,618.17
233	203	Florida 6th	2,911.62	7,541.10
232	204	Illinois 14th	2,851.65	7,385.77
231	205	Ohio 7th	2,848.15	7,376.71
230	206	Pennsylvania 12th	2,751.66	7,126.80
229	207	New York 26th	2,731.02	7,073.34
228	208	South Carolina 1st	2,644.56	6,849.41
227	209	Ohio 2nd	2,611.52	6,763.84
226	210	Florida 13th	2,599.26	6,732.08
225	211	Texas 21st	2,581.69	6,686.58
224	212	Washington 8th	2,579.22	6,680.18
223	213	Florida 15th	2,544.92	6,591.34
222	214	New Hampshire 1st	2,448.65	6,342.00
221	215	Tennessee 2nd	2,426.81	6,285.44
220	216	Louisiana 1st	2,402.01	6,221.21
219	217	Pennsylvania 17th	2,335.20	6,048.17
218	218	California 11th	2,276.88	5,897.12
217	219	North Carolina 13th	2,255.75	5,842.39
216	220	Michigan 8th	2,253.63	5,836.90
215	221	Pennsylvania 11th	2,217.90	5,744.36
214	222	Indiana 1st	2,209.37	5,722.27
213	223	Texas 12th	2,168.15	5,615.51
212	224	South Carolina 4th	2,150.53	5,569.87
211	225	California 52nd	2,113.22	5,473.24
210	226	Oklahoma 5th	2,066.73	5,352.83
209	227	Connecticut 2nd	2,028.11	5,252.80
208	228	Ohio 8th	2,013.95	5,216.13
207	229	New Jersey 2nd	1,981.71	5,132.63
206	230	Florida 12th	1,955.97	5,065.96
205	231	Delaware At-large	1,953.57	5,059.75
204	232	Texas 2nd	1,936.59	5,015.77
203	233	New York 21st	1,934.97	5,011.57
202	234	Virginia 10th	1,856.25	4,807.69
201	235	Michigan 3rd	1,854.31	4,802.66
200	236	New York 27th	1,830.21	4,740.24
199	237	Florida 7th	1,797.09	4,654.46
198	238	Ohio 14th	1,796.73	4,653.53
197	239	Florida 3rd	1,796.30	4,652.42
196	240	Michigan 5th	1,753.91	4,542.63
195	241	Oklahoma 1st	1,736.85	4,498.44
194	242	Ohio 16th	1,732.07	4,486.06
193	243	California 49th	1,690.44	4,378.24
192	244	Wisconsin 1st	1,679.95	4,351.07
191	245	Pennsylvania 19th	1,658.01	4,294.25
190	246	California 6th	1,624.55	4,207.58
189	247	New York 25th	1,619.74	4,195.13
188	248	Ohio 3rd	1,595.48	4,132.29
187	249	Florida 24th	1,583.23	4,100.57
186	250	Maryland 5th	1,504.25	3,896.01
185	251	Pennsylvania 18th	1,431.72	3,708.15
184	252	Arizona 5th	1,405.79	3,641.00
183	253	New York 19th	1,401.14	3,628.95
182	254	Pennsylvania 4th	1,302.18	3,372.65
181	255	Texas 26th	1,291.98	3,346.23
180	256	Pennsylvania 16th	1,290.14	3,341.46
179	257	Wisconsin 5th	1,273.23	3,297.67
178	258	Colorado 7th	1,258.23	3,258.82
177	259	North Carolina 4th	1,253.28	3,246.00
176	260	Missouri 2nd	1,247.80	3,231.80
175	261	Connecticut 5th	1,247.60	3,231.28
174	262	Missouri 3rd	1,247.06	3,229.89
173	263	Georgia 7th	1,195.01	3,095.08
172	264	Ohio 15th	1,178.34	3,051.90
171	265	Virginia 3rd	1,117.94	2,895.46
170	266	Ohio 9th	1,101.55	2,853.01
169	267	New Jersey 5th	1,099.03	2,846.49
168	268	Florida 14th	1,056.56	2,736.49
167	269	California 23rd	1,041.59	2,697.72
166	270	Oregon 3rd	1,020.79	2,643.85
165	271	Ohio 12th	1,016.05	2,631.57
164	272	California 10th	1,013.31	2,624.47
163	273	Ohio 17th	1,005.52	2,604.30
162	274	North Carolina 9th	990.60	2,565.65
161	275	Florida 8th	986.71	2,555.58
160	276	Texas 22nd	971.45	2,516.06
159	277	Michigan 15th	961.24	2,489.61
158	278	Virginia 2nd	961.04	2,489.09
157	279	Massachusetts 10th	934.25	2,419.71
156	280	New Jersey 3rd	925.64	2,397.41
155	281	Massachusetts 2nd	921.64	2,387.05
154	282	Tennessee 5th	893.85	2,315.07
153	283	Pennsylvania 15th	845.02	2,188.60
152	284	California 14th	825.65	2,138.43
151	285	North Carolina 12th	821.43	2,127.50
150	286	Pennsylvania 6th	813.46	2,106.86
149	287	Kansas 3rd	777.57	2,013.91
148	288	Georgia 13th	777.44	2,013.57
147	289	California 26th	751.90	1,947.42
146	290	Massachusetts 4th	731.84	1,895.47
145	291	Arizona 6th	723.64	1,874.23
144	292	Rhode Island 2nd	720.24	1,865.42
143	293	New Jersey 4th	718.78	1,861.64
142	294	Connecticut 1st	652.99	1,691.24
141	295	New York 1st	646.43	1,674.25
140	296	Florida 9th	633.92	1,641.85
139	297	New Jersey 12th	633.24	1,640.09
138	298	Pennsylvania 8th	619.02	1,603.26
137	299	Illinois 8th	617.88	1,600.31
136	300	New Jersey 11th	610.09	1,580.13
135	301	Washington 9th	607.71	1,573.97
134	302	Arizona 3rd	598.42	1,549.91
133	303	New Jersey 7th	595.03	1,541.13
132	304	Massachusetts 3rd	581.00	1,504.79
131	305	Texas 16th	580.83	1,504.35
130	306	Massachusetts 5th	565.75	1,465.29
129	307	New York 28th	534.09	1,383.29
128	308	Ohio 13th	530.51	1,374.02
127	309	California 44th	522.16	1,352.39
126	310	Missouri 5th	511.52	1,324.84
125	311	Massachusetts 6th	480.31	1,244.00
124	312	Minnesota 3rd	467.63	1,211.16
123	313	Connecticut 3rd	459.15	1,189.20
122	314	Connecticut 4th	456.94	1,183.47
121	315	Washington 1st	439.21	1,137.55
120	316	Georgia 6th	434.96	1,126.55
119	317	Ohio 1st	416.28	1,078.17
118	318	Nebraska 2nd	410.54	1,063.30
117	319	Michigan 11th	398.57	1,032.30
116	320	Virginia 11th	387.75	1,004.27
115	321	Kentucky 3rd	366.67	949.68
114	322	Florida 18th	354.97	919.37
113	323	Maryland 2nd	354.94	919.29
112	324	Illinois 13th	354.55	918.28
111	325	California 7th	349.04	904.01
110	326	New Jersey 1st	334.79	867.11
109	327	Texas 24th	334.40	866.10
108	328	Rhode Island 1st	324.69	840.95
107	329	Tennessee 9th	320.51	830.12
106	330	Texas 30th	317.39	822.04
105	331	Maryland 4th	315.20	816.37
104	332	California 42nd	313.78	812.69
103	333	Massachusetts 9th	313.08	810.88
102	334	Michigan 9th	311.33	806.34
101	335	California 50th	300.26	777.67
100	336	Maryland 8th	297.06	769.39
99	337	Maryland 7th	294.25	762.11
98	338	Maryland 3rd	292.74	758.20
97	339	Pennsylvania 7th	290.08	751.31
96	340	California 15th	286.23	741.34
95	341	California 30th	285.52	739.50
94	342	Florida 22nd	267.79	693.58
93	343	Louisiana 2nd	265.97	688.86
92	344	Texas 3rd	264.72	685.62
91	345	California 46th	263.64	682.83
90	346	Indiana 7th	261.51	677.31
89	347	Pennsylvania 13th	254.66	659.57

91	345	Georgia 3rd	3,838.27	9,941.07
90	346	California 16th	2,839.51	7,354.30
89	347	Florida 11th	2,509.88	6,500.56
88	348	Florida 20th	2,427.42	6,286.99
87	349	California 5th	1,730.82	4,482.80
86	350	California 25th	1,690.50	4,378.38
85	351	New York 18th	1,353.42	3,505.34
84	352	California 9th	1,245.28	3,225.26
83	353	California 22nd	1,165.12	3,017.65
82	354	Ohio 10th	1,129.76	2,926.07
81	355	Florida 10th	1,129.32	2,924.93
80	356	Illinois 2nd	1,080.67	2,798.92
79	357	Florida 19th	750.37	1943.45
78	358	California 27th	699.90	1,812.73
77	359	Georgia 4th	496.60	1286.19
76	360	Michigan 12th	403.21	1044.31
75	361	New York 17th	382.63	991.01
74	362	Illinois 6th	378.78	981.04
73	363	Minnesota 4th	332.49	861.15
72	364	Massachusetts 8th	326.37	845.29
71	365	California 41st	316.54	819.83
70	366	Illinois 10th	299.78	776.43
69	367	California 33rd	288.58	747.42
68	368	Georgia 5th	264.91	686.11
67	369	Florida 21st	260.97	675.91
66	370	Illinois 1st	258.38	669.20
65	371	New York 3rd	254.92	660.24
64	372	Ohio 11th	244.46	633.15
63	373	Illinois 3rd	237.18	614.29
62	374	Texas 18th	235.20	609.17
61	375	Missouri 1st	225.36	583.68
60	376	California 28th	218.45	565.78
59	377	California 31st	218.24	565.24
58	378	California 47th	216.21	559.98
57	379	New Jersey 6th	215.55	558.27
56	380	Texas 33rd	211.94	548.92
55	381	Pennsylvania 14th	209.29	542.06
54	382	Hawaii 1st	209.22	541.88
53	383	Florida 27th	208.84	540.89
52	384	Arizona 7th	205.12	531.26
51	385	California 39th	204.40	529.39
50	386	Texas 20th	199.68	517.17
49	387	Colorado 1st	189.62	491.11
48	388	Texas 29th	187.07	484.51
47	389	Michigan 14th	185.73	481.04
46	390	Texas 32nd	185.66	480.86
45	391	Michigan 13th	184.85	478.76
44	392	New York 2nd	182.01	471.40
43	393	California 35th	168.88	437.40
42	394	Texas 9th	165.64	429.01
41	395	Arizona 9th	164.79	426.80
40	396	Texas 7th	161.94	419.42
39	397	Virginia 8th	149.24	386.53
38	398	California 48th	145.47	376.77
37	399	Washington 7th	144.13	373.30
36	400	Minnesota 5th	135.66	351.36
35	401	California 53rd	135.43	350.76
34	402	Wisconsin 4th	128.35	332.43
33	403	California 32nd	124.23	321.75
32	404	New York 4th	110.85	287.10
31	405	Illinois 9th	105.35	272.86
30	406	Nevada 1st	104.50	270.65
29	407	California 38th	101.46	262.78
28	408	California 13th	96.79	250.68
27	409	Illinois 5th	95.71	247.89
26	410	New Jersey 9th	95.34	246.93
25	411	California 29th	92.03	238.36
24	412	New York 16th	78.37	202.98
23	413	Pennsylvania 1st	77.91	201.79
22	414	New Jersey 10th	75.92	196.63
21	415	Pennsylvania 2nd	74.14	192.02
20	416	California 43rd	72.03	186.56
19	417	New York 11th	65.83	170.50
18	418	Massachusetts 7th	62.67	162.31
17	419	Illinois 7th	62.52	161.93
—	—	District of Columbia At-large	61.40	159.03
16	420	California 40th	57.69	149.42
15	421	California 37th	55.26	143.12
14	422	New Jersey 8th	54.69	141.65
13	423	Illinois 4th	52.45	135.84
12	424	New York 5th	51.88	134.37
11	425	California 34th	47.66	123.44
10	426	California 12th	38.97	100.93
9	427	New York 6th	29.78	77.13
8	428	New York 8th	29.66	76.82
7	429	New York 14th	28.29	73.27
6	430	New York 7th	16.16	41.85
5	431	New York 9th	15.54	40.25
4	432	New York 12th	14.79	38.31
3	433	New York 15th	14.54	37.66
2	434	New York 10th	14.25	36.91
1	435	New York 13th	10.25	26.55

Elections

By county^[1]

County	Clinton percentage	Clinton Votes	Trump percentage	Trump Votes	Johnson percentage	Johnson Votes	Write-in percentage	Write-in Votes	Stein percentage	Stein Votes	Totals
Alamance	41.92%	29,818	54.55%	38,802	2.52%	1,795	0.70%	496	0.30%	216	71,127
Alexander	20.64%	3,756	76.01%	13,833	2.39%	435	0.83%	151	0.13%	23	18,198
Alleghany	24.63%	1,300	71.77%	3,789	2.37%	125	1.23%	65	0.00%	0	5,279
Anson	55.56%	5,859	42.73%	4,506	1.22%	129	0.46%	48	0.03%	3	10,545
Ashe	26.07%	3,500	70.12%	9,413	2.47%	332	1.34%	180	0.00%	0	13,425
Avery	20.48%	1,689	76.35%	6,298	2.01%	166	0.88%	73	0.28%	23	8,249
Beaufort	36.61%	8,764	60.75%	14,543	1.78%	426	0.75%	180	0.10%	25	23,936
Bertie	61.82%	5,778	36.97%	3,456	0.75%	70	0.43%	40	0.03%	3	9,347
Bladen	44.38%	7,021	53.80%	8,511	1.33%	211	0.48%	76	0.00%	0	15,819
Brunswick	34.06%	23,282	62.50%	42,717	2.51%	1,717	0.78%	536	0.14%	96	68,348
Buncombe	54.31%	74,937	40.11%	55,339	3.07%	4,231	2.51%	3,461	0.00%	0	137,968
Burke	28.91%	11,251	67.42%	26,238	2.54%	988	0.83%	324	0.31%	119	38,920
Cabarrus	38.08%	35,510	57.69%	53,789	2.99%	2,784	1.04%	972	0.20%	190	93,245
Caldwell	23.20%	8,425	73.30%	26,621	2.34%	849	0.83%	302	0.34%	123	36,320
Camden	25.45%	1,274	70.83%	3,546	2.98%	149	0.58%	29	0.16%	8	5,006
Carteret	26.31%	9,806	70.37%	26,228	2.37%	885	0.94%	350	0.00%	0	37,269
Caswell	43.28%	4,792	54.44%	6,027	1.93%	214	0.26%	29	0.08%	9	11,071
Catawba	29.32%	21,216	66.79%	48,324	2.73%	1,973	0.95%	685	0.21%	153	72,351
Chatham	52.86%	21,065	42.92%	17,105	2.84%	1,130	1.03%	412	0.34%	137	39,849
Cherokee	20.17%	2,860	76.47%	10,844	2.44%	346	0.69%	98	0.23%	33	14,181
Chowan	41.39%	2,992	55.53%	4,014	2.24%	162	0.68%	49	0.15%	11	7,228
Clay	22.75%	1,367	73.83%	4,437	2.38%	143	0.90%	54	0.15%	9	6,010
Cleveland	33.50%	14,961	63.75%	28,474	1.90%	850	0.68%	305	0.17%	75	44,665
Columbus	38.18%	9,053	60.15%	14,264	1.29%	305	0.38%	91	0.00%	0	23,713
Craven	37.52%	17,629	58.99%	27,722	2.57%	1,210	0.81%	380	0.11%	50	46,991
Cumberland	56.16%	71,605	40.21%	51,265	2.65%	3,373	0.85%	1,084	0.14%	179	127,506
Currituck	22.99%	2,913	72.33%	9,163	3.80%	482	0.66%	84	0.21%	27	12,669
Dare	36.81%	7,323	58.43%	11,626	3.47%	690	1.03%	205	0.26%	52	19,896
Davidson	24.19%	18,102	72.56%	54,304	2.48%	1,858	0.65%	484	0.12%	87	74,835
Davie	24.22%	5,270	71.71%	15,602	2.90%	631	0.95%	206	0.22%	47	21,756
Duplin	39.72%	8,283	58.58%	12,217	1.25%	260	0.41%	85	0.05%	11	20,845
Durham	77.66%	120,932	18.16%	28,276	2.56%	3,990	1.62%	2,529	0.00%	0	155,727
Edgecombe	65.19%	16,224	33.20%	8,261	1.14%	284	0.43%	106	0.04%	11	24,886
Forsyth	52.97%	92,488	42.66%	74,493	2.99%	5,228	1.38%	2,409	0.00%	0	174,618
Franklin	42.39%	12,874	53.90%	16,368	2.56%	777	0.97%	296	0.17%	53	30,368
Gaston	32.33%	31,177	64.09%	61,798	2.54%	2,445	0.91%	873	0.14%	138	96,431
Gates	44.23%	2,385	53.30%	2,874	2.00%	108	0.46%	25	0.00%	0	5,392
Graham	18.39%	739	78.82%	3,167	1.77%	71	1.02%	41	0.00%	0	4,018
Granville	47.19%	12,909	49.69%	13,591	2.18%	596	0.79%	215	0.15%	42	27,353
Greene	44.53%	3,605	54.03%	4,374	1.05%	85	0.33%	27	0.05%	4	8,095
Guilford	57.93%	147,949	38.16%	97,461	2.61%	6,677	1.29%	3,295	0.00%	0	255,382
Halifax	62.57%	15,748	35.88%	9,031	1.15%	290	0.39%	98	0.00%	0	25,167
Harnett	36.33%	16,737	59.95%	27,614	2.72%	1,252	0.84%	389	0.16%	73	46,065
Haywood	34.08%	10,473	61.60%	18,929	2.95%	905	0.99%	303	0.38%	117	30,727
Henderson	34.08%	19,827	61.55%	35,807	2.80%	1,626	1.18%	687	0.39%	227	58,174
Hertford	67.84%	6,910	30.42%	3,099	1.31%	133	0.43%	44	0.00%	0	10,186
Hoke	53.35%	9,725	42.57%	7,759	3.17%	577	0.77%	140	0.15%	27	18,184
Hyde	41.88%	965	55.90%	1,288	1.82%	42	0.35%	8	0.04%	1	2,304
Iredell	29.96%	24,441	66.38%	54,164	2.60%	2,122	1.06%	864	0.00%	0	81,591
Jackson	41.15%	7,564	52.80%	9,706	3.99%	734	1.46%	268	0.60%	110	18,382
Johnston	32.98%	28,153	63.34%	54,062	2.72%	2,318	0.96%	819	0.00%	0	85,352
Jones	40.21%	2,065	57.92%	2,974	1.15%	59	0.72%	37	0.00%	0	5,135
Lee	41.74%	10,469	54.66%	13,712	2.73%	684	0.76%	191	0.11%	28	25,084
Lenoir	46.45%	12,091	51.41%	13,381	1.52%	395	0.62%	162	0.00%	0	26,029
Lincoln	24.73%	9,897	71.97%	28,806	2.43%	971	0.76%	305	0.11%	44	40,023
Macon	27.50%	4,876	68.38%	12,127	2.63%	467	1.29%	228	0.20%	36	17,734
Madison	34.84%	3,926	60.19%	6,783	2.98%	336	0.91%	103	1.07%	121	11,269
Martin	48.86%	5,846	49.29%	5,897	1.38%	165	0.39%	47	0.08%	9	11,964
McDowell	23.48%	4,667	73.30%	14,568	1.99%	396	1.15%	229	0.08%	15	19,875
Mecklenburg	62.31%	292,258	32.90%	154,303	3.26%	15,273	1.53%	7,191	0.00%	0	469,025
Mitchell	19.71%	1,596	77.59%	6,282	1.70%	138	0.69%	56	0.30%	24	8,096
Montgomery	35.96%	4,150	61.79%	7,130	1.76%	203	0.44%	51	0.05%	6	11,540
Moore	33.54%	16,328	62.62%	30,487	2.78%	1,354	0.96%	468	0.10%	50	48,687
Nash	48.75%	23,235	48.92%	23,318	1.57%	750	0.63%	301	0.13%	60	47,664
New Hanover	45.56%	50,975	49.46%	55,340	3.53%	3,949	1.06%	1,184	0.40%	449	111,897
Northampton	62.39%	6,144	36.37%	3,582	0.94%	93	0.29%	29	0.00%	0	9,848
Onslow	30.65%	17,514	64.97%	37,122	3.37%	1,926	0.84%	481	0.16%	92	57,135
Orange	72.78%	59,923	22.54%	18,557	2.92%	2,404	1.21%	997	0.56%	459	82,340
Pamlico	35.63%	2,448	61.98%	4,258	1.80%	124	0.44%	30	0.15%	10	6,870
Pasquotank	49.54%	8,615	47.04%	8,180	2.54%	442	0.70%	122	0.18%	32	17,391
Pender	33.54%	9,354	63.26%	17,639	2.45%	683	0.56%	157	0.19%	52	27,885
Perquimans	34.57%	2,319	62.27%	4,177	2.42%	162	0.64%	43	0.10%	7	6,708
Person	39.93%	7,832	57.03%	11,185	2.14%	419	0.72%	142	0.18%	36	19,614
Pitt	51.94%	41,824	44.32%	35,691	2.68%	2,162	0.84%	680	0.21%	170	80,527
Polk	34.16%	3,735	61.90%	6,768	2.49%	272	0.98%	107	0.48%	52	10,934
Randolph	20.38%	13,074	76.62%	49,156	2.16%	1,385	0.84%	541	0.00%	0	64,156
Richmond	43.98%	8,501	53.72%	10,383	1.72%	333	0.45%	87	0.12%	24	19,328
Robeson	46.26%	18,377	51.09%	20,294	1.97%	783	0.68%	270	0.00%	0	39,724
Rockingham	33.65%	14,228	63.46%	26,830	2.06%	871	0.70%	294	0.13%	55	42,278
Rowan	30.14%	19,400	66.51%	42,810	2.36%	1,517	0.88%	564	0.12%	78	64,369
Rutherford	24.80%	7,515	72.16%	21,869	2.06%	624	0.86%	261	0.13%	39	30,308
Sampson	40.68%	10,547	57.23%	14,838	1.52%	393	0.58%	150	0.00%	0	25,928
Scotland	52.55%	7,319	44.92%	6,256	1.82%	254	0.52%	73	0.19%	26	13,928
Stanly	23.71%	7,094	73.42%	21,964	2.22%	664	0.56%	169	0.09%	26	29,917
Stokes	20.69%	4,665	75.90%	17,116	2.53%	571	0.77%	173	0.11%	25	22,550
Surry	23.26%	9,005	73.52%	23,671	2.30%	739	0.78%	250	0.15%	48	32,196
Swain	35.86%	2,196	58.24%	3,566	3.92%	240	1.50%	92	0.47%	27	6,123
Transylvania	36.70%	6,558	58.87%	10,520	2.74%	489	1.23%	220	0.46%	82	17,869
Tyrrell	41.40%	720	56.07%	975	1.61%	28	0.63%	11	0.29%	5	1,739
Union	32.48%	34,335	63.10%	66,705	3.15%	3,327	1.11%	1,176	0.15%	163	105,706
Vance	61.22%	12,229	36.70%	7,332	1.47%	294	0.49%	97	0.13%	25	19,977
Wake	57.38%	302,569	37.16%	195,984	3.69%	19,445	1.44%	7,600	0.33%	1,739	527,337
Warren	65.17%	6,419	32.64%	3,215	1.49%	147	0.70%	69	0.00%	0	9,850
Washington	56.93%	3,509	41.60%	2,564	1.05%	65	0.41%	25	0.02%	1	6,164
Watauga	47.15%	14,138	45.68%	13,697	4.46%	1,336	1.80%	539	0.92%	275	29,985
Wayne	42.95%	21,769	54.33%	27,540	1.90%	963	0.76%	383	0.07%	33	50,688
Wilkes	21.21%	6,638	75.89%	23,752	2.07%	647	0.73%	228	0.10%	31	31,296
Wilson	51.56%	19,663	45.97%	17,531	1.75%	667	0.67%	256	0.05%	18	38,135
Yadkin	17.93%	3,160	78.76%	13,880	2.26%	398	0.86%	152	0.19%	34	17,624
Yancey	32.09%	3,196	64.11%	6,385	2.62%	261	0.77%	77	0.41%	41	9,960
Totals	46.15%	2,180,620	49.86%	2,356,239	2.74%	129,447	1.10%	52,068	0.15%	7,061	4,725,435

By county

County	Clinton percentage	Clinton Votes	Trump percentage	Trump Votes	Johnson percentage	Johnson Votes	Totals
Appling	24.81%	1,756	73.89%	5,231	1.30%	92	7,079
Atkinson	32.05%	930	66.78%	1,938	1.17%	34	2,902
Bacon	20.13%	791	78.70%	3,092	1.17%	46	3,929
Baker	49.87%	790	49.49%	784	0.63%	10	1,584
Baldwin	52.23%	8,469	46.78%	7,585	0.99%	160	16,214
Banks	12.58%	779	86.46%	5,353	0.95%	59	6,191
Barrow	23.91%	6,019	74.37%	18,719	1.72%	433	25,171
Bartow	23.46%	8,383	75.12%	26,847	1.42%	508	35,738
Ben Hill	42.17%	2,508	57.09%	3,395	0.74%	44	5,947
Berrien	20.49%	1,268	78.18%	4,837	1.33%	82	6,187
Bibb	59.07%	36,787	38.61%	24,043	2.32%	1,447	62,277
Bleckley	25.82%	1,266	73.14%	3,586	1.04%	51	4,903
Brantley	15.65%	939	82.70%	4,963	1.65%	99	6,001
Brooks	46.48%	3,101	52.80%	3,522	0.72%	48	6,671
Bryan	27.57%	3,695	71.16%	9,537	1.28%	171	13,403
Bulloch	39.83%	9,572	58.92%	14,159	1.25%	301	24,032
Burke	55.28%	5,403	43.98%	4,298	0.74%	72	9,773
Butts	31.65%	2,966	67.29%	6,306	1.07%	100	9,372
Calhoun	59.30%	1,297	40.37%	883	0.32%	7	2,187
Camden	35.44%	6,358	63.10%	11,318	1.46%	262	17,938
Candler	32.76%	1,155	66.48%	2,344	0.77%	27	3,526
Carroll	28.43%	12,464	68.50%	30,029	3.07%	1,346	43,839
Catoosa	22.66%	5,357	75.50%	17,848	1.84%	434	23,639
Charlton	31.81%	1,197	67.15%	2,527	1.04%	39	3,763
Chatham	55.87%	62,290	40.98%	45,688	3.14%	3,503	111,481
Chattahoochee	48.95%	726	49.36%	732	1.69%	25	1,483
Chattooga	28.49%	2,220	69.75%	5,434	1.76%	137	7,791
Cherokee	22.75%	25,231	72.73%	80,649	4.52%	5,015	110,895
Clarke	66.77%	29,603	28.68%	12,717	4.55%	2,019	44,339
Clay	61.48%	862	38.30%	537	0.21%	3	1,402
Clayton	84.55%	78,220	13.67%	12,645	1.78%	1,647	92,512
Clinch	34.47%	852	64.64%	1,598	0.89%	22	2,472
Cobb	48.89%	160,121	46.69%	152,912	4.42%	14,466	327,499
Coffee	34.97%	5,048	64.03%	9,242	1.00%	144	14,434
Colquitt	29.81%	3,971	69.37%	9,240	0.81%	108	13,319
Columbia	29.40%	18,887	67.07%	43,085	3.53%	2,270	64,242
Cook	33.88%	2,042	65.27%	3,934	0.85%	51	6,027
Coweta	27.03%	16,583	69.33%	42,533	3.64%	2,235	61,351
Crawford	33.16%	1,699	65.70%	3,366	1.13%	58	5,123
Crisp	42.78%	3,160	56.58%	4,179	0.64%	47	7,386
Dade	23.41%	1,404	74.34%	4,458	2.25%	135	5,997
Dawson	12.13%	1,241	86.41%	8,843	1.47%	150	10,234
Decatur	43.76%	4,580	55.58%	5,816	0.66%	69	10,465
DeKalb	80.44%	251,370	16.47%	51,468	3.09%	9,666	312,504
Dodge	31.56%	2,440	67.44%	5,214	1.00%	77	7,731
Dooly	53.11%	2,278	46.23%	1,983	0.65%	28	4,289
Dougherty	69.30%	26,209	30.25%	11,441	0.45%	172	37,822
Douglas	54.00%	31,005	43.22%	24,817	2.78%	1,594	57,416
Early	51.64%	2,762	47.78%	2,556	0.58%	31	5,349
Echols	15.70%	173	83.21%	917	1.09%	12	1,102
Effingham	23.78%	4,941	75.03%	15,591	1.19%	247	20,779
Elbert	39.06%	3,179	59.68%	4,857	1.27%	103	8,139
Emanuel	36.22%	2,919	63.10%	5,086	0.68%	55	8,060
Evans	35.56%	1,266	63.68%	2,267	0.76%	27	3,560
Fannin	20.26%	2,027	78.48%	7,853	1.27%	127	10,007
Fayette	38.53%	23,284	57.99%	35,048	3.48%	2,103	60,435
Floyd	29.36%	9,595	69.26%	22,636	1.39%	454	32,685
Forsyth	24.09%	23,462	71.71%	69,851	4.20%	4,091	97,404
Franklin	19.32%	1,499	78.79%	6,112	1.88%	146	7,757
Fulton	68.99%	297,051	27.35%	117,783	3.66%	15,765	430,599
Gilmer	17.76%	1,955	81.03%	8,920	1.21%	133	11,008
Glascock	13.20%	176	85.15%	1,135	1.65%	22	1,333
Glynn	36.07%	11,922	63.09%	20,853	0.84%	279	33,054
Gordon	20.38%	3,436	78.15%	13,174	1.47%	247	16,857
Grady	36.41%	3,419	63.06%	5,922	0.53%	50	9,391
Greene	38.43%	3,195	60.95%	5,067	0.61%	51	8,313
Gwinnett	51.02%	166,153	45.14%	146,989	3.84%	12,494	325,636
Habersham	15.73%	2,297	83.21%	12,148	1.06%	155	14,600
Hall	23.04%	16,180	73.67%	51,733	3.29%	2,307	70,220
Hancock	80.99%	3,301	18.74%	764	0.27%	11	4,076
Haralson	17.25%	1,787	81.44%	8,439	1.31%	136	10,362
Harris	26.75%	4,141	72.31%	11,193	0.94%	145	15,479
Hart	30.20%	2,869	68.58%	6,516	1.22%	116	9,501
Heard	22.75%	947	75.80%	3,155	1.44%	60	4,162
Henry	50.93%	50,057	46.52%	45,724	2.55%	2,505	98,286
Houston	37.75%	22,553	59.30%	35,430	2.95%	1,761	59,744
Irwin	30.79%	1,134	68.40%	2,519	0.81%	30	3,683
Jackson	17.90%	4,236	80.79%	19,122	1.32%	312	23,670
Jasper	30.60%	1,839	68.57%	4,121	0.83%	50	6,010
Jeff Davis	23.85%	1,271	74.93%	3,994	1.22%	65	5,330
Jefferson	58.31%	4,238	41.17%	2,992	0.52%	38	7,268
Jenkins	46.37%	1,424	53.21%	1,634	0.42%	13	3,071
Johnson	34.60%	1,305	64.69%	2,440	0.72%	27	3,772
Jones	35.31%	4,272	63.97%	7,740	0.72%	87	12,099
Lamar	34.29%	2,602	64.51%	4,896	1.20%	91	7,589
Lanier	37.46%	1,108	61.26%	1,812	1.28%	38	2,958
Laurens	38.32%	7,508	60.98%	11,947	0.69%	136	19,591
Lee	23.42%	3,187	75.77%	10,310	0.81%	110	13,607
Liberty	64.64%	10,427	34.45%	5,558	0.91%	147	16,132
Lincoln	35.84%	1,586	63.41%	2,806	0.75%	33	4,425
Long	37.88%	1,434	60.75%	2,300	1.37%	52	3,786
Lowndes	44.34%	17,118	54.85%	21,176	0.82%	316	38,610
Lumpkin	18.84%	2,049	79.36%	8,633	1.80%	196	10,878
McDuffie	67.16%	3,211	32.32%	1,545	0.52%	25	4,781
McIntosh	22.44%	2,486	76.19%	8,441	1.37%	152	11,079
Macon	44.55%	1,411	54.66%	1,731	0.79%	25	3,167
Madison	42.16%	4,041	57.12%	5,475	0.72%	69	9,585
Marion	45.16%	2,860	53.77%	3,405	1.07%	68	6,333
Meriwether	46.74%	4,328	52.44%	4,855	0.82%	76	9,259
Miller	30.61%	848	68.74%	1,904	0.65%	18	2,770
Mitchell	49.33%	4,081	50.20%	4,153	0.47%	39	8,273
Monroe	30.83%	3,779	68.13%	8,352	1.04%	128	12,259
Montgomery	29.63%	1,135	69.49%	2,662	0.89%	34	3,831
Morgan	30.51%	2,751	68.52%	6,178	0.96%	87	9,016
Murray	22.68%	2,542	75.29%	8,439	2.03%	228	11,209
Muscogee	58.04%	39,851	39.29%	26,976	2.67%	1,831	68,658
Newton	50.09%	21,943	47.74%	20,913	2.16%	947	43,803
Oconee	24.88%	4,140	73.44%	12,222	1.69%	281	16,643
Oglethorpe	30.57%	1,913	67.91%	4,250	1.52%	95	6,258
Paulding	27.88%	18,025	69.09%	44,662	3.02%	1,954	64,641
Peach	53.40%	6,141	45.92%	5,280	0.68%	78	11,499
Pickens	15.59%	1,975	83.22%	10,545	1.19%	151	12,671
Pierce	16.42%	1,124	82.78%	5,666	0.80%	55	6,845
Pike	16.73%	1,355	82.23%	6,660	1.04%	84	8,099
Polk	26.57%	3,608	72.15%	9,798	1.28%	174	13,580
Pulaski	33.12%	1,219	66.40%	2,444	0.49%	18	3,681
Putnam	31.69%	2,917	67.46%	6,210	0.85%	78	9,205
Quitman	54.26%	612	45.21%	510	0.53%	6	1,128
Rabun	20.95%	1,558	77.35%	5,753	1.71%	127	7,438
Randolph	58.01%	1,749	41.43%	1,249	0.56%	17	3,015
Richmond	65.01%	48,814	32.58%	24,461	2.41%	1,811	75,086
Rockdale	57.76%	21,878	41.37%	15,671	0.87%	330	37,879
Schley	25.63%	448	73.57%	1,286	0.80%	14	1,748
Screven	45.45%	2,769	53.91%	3,285	0.64%	39	6,093
Seminole	39.18%	1,475	59.60%	2,244	1.22%	46	3,765
Spalding	39.45%	9,884	59.47%	14,901	1.09%	272	25,057
Stephens	22.43%	2,123	76.13%	7,207	1.45%	137	9,467
Stewart	63.60%	1,307	36.01%	740	0.39%	8	2,055
Sumter	53.89%	6,370	45.45%	5,372	0.66%	78	11,820
Talbot	64.87%	2,264	34.44%	1,202	0.69%	24	3,490
Taliaferro	66.18%	636	33.40%	321	0.42%	4	961
Tattnall	28.45%	1,894	70.62%	4,702	0.93%	62	6,658
Taylor	44.42%	1,571	55.07%	1,948	0.51%	18	3,537
Telfair	41.62%	1,804	57.20%	2,479	1.18%	51	4,334
Terrell	57.84%	2,544	41.70%	1,834	0.45%	20	4,398
Thomas	40.39%	7,651	58.88%	11,153	0.73%	139	18,943
Tift	33.43%	4,481	65.97%	8,843	0.60%	80	13,404
Toombs	29.36%	2,740	69.85%	6,519	0.79%	74	9,333
Towns	20.54%	1,265	78.49%	4,834	0.97%	60	6,159
Treutlen	39.01%	1,068	60.12%	1,646	0.88%	24	2,738
Troup	40.53%	7,858	58.48%	11,339	1.00%	193	19,390
Turner	42.41%	1,508	57.00%	2,027	0.59%	21	3,556
Twiggs	54.04%	2,269	45.37%	1,905	0.60%	25	4,199
Union	19.30%	2,137	79.22%	8,771	1.48%	164	11,072
Upson	35.13%	3,955	64.22%	7,229	0.65%	73	11,257
Walker	24.08%	5,269	74.25%	16,245	1.67%	365	21,879
Walton	21.66%	8,139	77.24%	29,018	1.10%	413	37,570
Ware	32.64%	3,892	66.54%	7,933	0.82%	98	11,923
Warren	60.47%	1,525	39.25%	990	0.28%	7	2,522
Washington	53.49%	4,705	45.85%	4,033	0.66%	58	8,796
Wayne	25.29%	2,594	73.63%	7,553	1.08%	111	10,258
Webster	48.77%	573	50.89%	598	0.34%	4	1,175
Wheeler	35.74%	772	63.24%	1,366	1.02%	22	2,160
White	15.95%	1,670	82.58%	8,647	1.47%	154	10,471
Whitfield	26.81%	7,193	71.90%	19,290	1.29%	345	26,828
Wilcox	33.90%	1,059	65.62%	2,050	0.48%	15	3,124
Wilkes	43.83%	2,080	55.37%	2,628	0.80%	38	4,746
Wilkinson	49.01%	2,180	50.47%	2,245	0.52%	23	4,448
Worth	29.56%	2,486	69.73%	5,864	0.71%	60	8,410
Totals	45.89%	1,877,963	51.05%	2,089,104	3.06%	125,306	4,092,373

Results

By county

County	Clinton%	Clinton#	Trump%	Trump#	Johnson%	Johnson#	McMullin%	McMullin#	Stein%	Stein#	Others%	Others#	Totals#
Adair	16.07%	1,323	80.61%	6,637	1.71%	141	1.12%	92	0.43%	35	0.06%	5	8,233
Allen	16.66%	1,349	79.87%	6,466	1.99%	161	0.78%	63	0.57%	46	0.14%	11	8,096
Anderson	23.06%	2,634	72.16%	8,242	2.79%	319	1.44%	165	0.47%	54	0.07%	8	11,422
Ballard	19.90%	816	77.08%	3,161	1.88%	77	0.56%	23	0.49%	20	0.10%	4	4,101
Barren	23.12%	4,275	72.93%	13,483	2.46%	455	0.90%	167	0.50%	93	0.08%	15	18,488
Bath	29.67%	1,361	67.19%	3,082	1.64%	75	0.76%	35	0.52%	24	0.22%	10	4,587
Bell	17.70%	1,720	79.89%	7,764	1.48%	144	0.45%	44	0.43%	42	0.04%	4	9,718
Boone	26.08%	15,026	67.83%	39,082	3.99%	2,299	1.32%	763	0.66%	380	0.12%	68	57,618
Bourbon	31.71%	2,791	63.26%	5,569	3.21%	283	1.09%	96	0.59%	52	0.14%	12	8,803
Boyd	29.44%	6,021	66.45%	13,591	2.42%	496	0.82%	168	0.82%	167	0.05%	11	20,454
Boyle	33.07%	4,281	62.10%	8,040	2.82%	365	1.31%	169	0.56%	73	0.14%	18	12,946
Bracken	19.99%	705	76.86%	2,711	1.45%	51	0.99%	35	0.57%	20	0.14%	5	3,527
Breathitt	26.79%	1,537	69.55%	3,991	2.04%	117	0.84%	48	0.61%	35	0.17%	10	5,738
Breckinridge	22.34%	1,960	73.90%	6,484	2.21%	194	0.91%	80	0.54%	47	0.10%	9	8,774
Bullitt	22.89%	8,255	72.67%	26,210	2.67%	964	0.98%	354	0.70%	253	0.09%	33	36,069
Butler	16.98%	947	79.41%	4,428	2.44%	136	0.95%	53	0.00%	0	0.22%	12	5,576
Caldwell	21.09%	1,260	75.43%	4,507	1.97%	118	0.92%	55	0.54%	32	0.05%	3	5,975
Calloway	29.59%	4,749	64.60%	10,367	3.07%	492	1.75%	281	0.93%	150	0.06%	10	16,049
Campbell	34.48%	14,658	58.93%	25,050	4.21%	1,789	1.30%	552	0.99%	422	0.09%	39	42,510
Carlisle	16.61%	432	80.51%	2,094	1.61%	42	0.73%	19	0.46%	12	0.08%	2	2,601
Carroll	28.69%	1,106	67.13%	2,588	2.59%	100	0.86%	33	0.62%	24	0.10%	4	3,855
Carter	22.14%	2,276	73.82%	7,587	2.31%	237	1.06%	109	0.56%	58	0.11%	11	10,278
Casey	11.91%	767	85.14%	5,482	1.88%	121	0.62%	40	0.43%	28	0.02%	1	6,439
Christian	32.55%	7,188	63.89%	14,108	2.15%	474	0.81%	179	0.54%	120	0.06%	14	22,083
Clark	29.04%	4,706	66.09%	10,710	2.80%	453	1.25%	203	0.75%	121	0.07%	12	16,205
Clay	11.11%	752	86.61%	5,861	1.23%	83	0.59%	40	0.38%	26	0.07%	5	6,767
Clinton	12.26%	547	85.37%	3,809	1.34%	60	0.52%	23	0.34%	15	0.18%	8	4,462
Crittenden	15.28%	617	81.50%	3,290	1.88%	76	0.89%	36	0.42%	17	0.02%	1	4,037
Cumberland	14.97%	459	81.60%	2,502	2.19%	67	0.72%	22	0.36%	11	0.16%	5	3,066
Daviess	30.92%	14,163	63.11%	28,907	3.25%	1,488	1.62%	741	0.99%	453	0.12%	55	45,807
Edmonson	18.67%	979	78.85%	4,135	1.47%	77	0.53%	28	0.38%	20	0.10%	5	5,244
Elliott	25.92%	740	70.05%	2,000	2.35%	67	0.74%	21	0.67%	19	0.28%	8	2,855
Estill	19.98%	1,108	76.39%	4,236	2.33%	129	0.63%	35	0.54%	30	0.13%	7	5,545
Fayette	51.19%	69,778	41.74%	56,894	3.84%	5,230	1.93%	2,636	1.16%	1,580	0.14%	197	136,315
Fleming	21.53%	1,348	75.43%	4,722	1.74%	109	0.81%	51	0.32%	20	0.16%	10	6,260
Floyd	24.27%	4,015	72.51%	11,993	2.16%	357	0.60%	100	0.34%	56	0.11%	19	16,540
Franklin	44.91%	10,717	49.52%	11,819	3.04%	725	1.44%	343	0.99%	236	0.10%	25	23,865
Fulton	32.49%	774	65.03%	1,549	1.47%	35	0.67%	16	0.29%	7	0.04%	1	2,382
Gallatin	22.44%	749	73.19%	2,443	3.00%	100	0.72%	24	0.54%	18	0.12%	4	3,338
Garrard	19.06%	1,453	77.45%	5,904	2.06%	157	0.87%	66	0.43%	33	0.13%	10	7,623
Grant	19.98%	1,910	76.03%	7,268	2.36%	226	0.80%	76	0.74%	71	0.08%	8	9,559
Graves	19.92%	3,308	76.30%	12,671	2.48%	411	0.67%	112	0.48%	80	0.14%	24	16,606
Grayson	18.52%	1,959	77.71%	8,219	2.45%	259	0.77%	81	0.43%	46	0.11%	12	10,576
Green	15.60%	832	81.98%	4,372	1.58%	84	0.36%	19	0.45%	24	0.04%	2	5,333
Greenup	25.47%	4,146	70.93%	11,546	1.96%	319	0.89%	145	0.67%	109	0.07%	12	16,277
Hancock	28.96%	1,244	64.91%	2,788	3.00%	129	2.03%	87	1.02%	44	0.07%	3	4,295
Hardin	32.31%	13,944	62.50%	26,971	3.27%	1,413	1.02%	440	0.80%	346	0.10%	42	43,156
Harlan	12.75%	1,372	84.87%	9,129	1.45%	156	0.45%	48	0.36%	39	0.12%	13	10,757
Harrison	26.10%	2,031	69.85%	5,435	2.36%	184	1.00%	78	0.59%	46	0.09%	7	7,781
Hart	23.82%	1,730	73.24%	5,320	1.93%	140	0.44%	32	0.54%	39	0.04%	3	7,264
Henderson	34.03%	6,707	61.69%	12,159	2.57%	507	0.90%	177	0.72%	142	0.09%	18	19,710
Henry	25.57%	1,828	69.16%	4,944	3.13%	224	1.23%	88	0.81%	58	0.10%	7	7,149
Hickman	20.82%	449	76.82%	1,657	1.21%	26	0.88%	19	0.28%	6	0.00%	0	2,157
Hopkins	21.18%	4,310	75.09%	15,277	2.35%	478	0.80%	163	0.48%	97	0.10%	20	20,345
Jackson	8.76%	482	88.87%	4,889	1.44%	79	0.49%	27	0.36%	20	0.07%	4	5,501
Jefferson	54.05%	190,836	40.72%	143,768	2.89%	10,188	1.36%	4,785	0.91%	3,224	0.08%	298	353,099
Jessamine	26.34%	6,144	66.34%	15,474	3.55%	829	2.89%	675	0.73%	170	0.15%	34	23,326
Johnson	13.06%	1,250	84.03%	8,043	1.70%	163	0.46%	44	0.63%	60	0.13%	12	9,572
Kenton	33.63%	24,214	59.67%	42,958	4.30%	3,093	1.30%	938	0.98%	703	0.13%	92	71,998
Knott	21.60%	1,245	75.60%	4,357	1.77%	102	0.68%	39	0.00%	0	0.35%	20	5,763
Knox	14.66%	1,761	82.29%	9,885	1.57%	189	0.85%	102	0.53%	64	0.09%	11	12,012
LaRue	20.07%	1,278	75.37%	4,799	2.73%	174	1.26%	80	0.44%	28	0.13%	8	6,367
Laurel	13.85%	3,440	82.92%	20,592	1.90%	473	0.77%	192	0.46%	114	0.09%	22	24,833
Lawrence	17.30%	1,045	79.71%	4,816	1.77%	107	0.61%	37	0.53%	32	0.08%	5	6,042
Lee	16.65%	444	80.65%	2,151	1.57%	42	0.71%	19	0.26%	7	0.15%	4	2,667
Leslie	8.90%	400	89.38%	4,015	0.87%	39	0.40%	18	0.33%	15	0.11%	5	4,492
Letcher	16.88%	1,542	79.84%	7,293	2.30%	210	0.54%	49	0.41%	37	0.03%	3	9,134
Lewis	14.82%	785	82.35%	4,363	1.79%	95	0.64%	34	0.30%	16	0.09%	5	5,298
Lincoln	19.51%	1,865	76.75%	7,338	2.36%	226	0.86%	82	0.46%	44	0.06%	6	9,561
Livingston	19.10%	887	76.86%	3,570	2.48%	115	0.99%	46	0.52%	24	0.06%	3	4,645
Logan	25.28%	2,755	71.36%	7,778	2.10%	229	0.83%	91	0.39%	43	0.03%	3	10,899
Lyon	26.38%	1,045	70.39%	2,789	1.87%	74	0.91%	36	0.38%	15	0.08%	3	3,962
Madison	31.56%	11,793	62.70%	23,431	3.18%	1,189	1.48%	552	0.94%	353	0.14%	53	37,371
Magoffin	22.91%	1,172	74.75%	3,824	1.29%	66	0.66%	34	0.33%	17	0.06%	3	5,116
Marion	33.03%	2,679	63.15%	5,122	2.65%	215	0.73%	59	0.41%	33	0.04%	3	8,111
Marshall	21.99%	3,672	73.79%	12,322	2.55%	426	1.04%	174	0.50%	84	0.12%	20	16,698
Martin	9.18%	363	88.62%	3,503	1.32%	52	0.51%	20	0.33%	13	0.05%	2	3,953
Mason	27.29%	1,970	68.49%	4,944	2.40%	173	1.21%	87	0.53%	38	0.10%	7	7,219
McCracken	29.18%	9,134	66.36%	20,774	2.68%	839	1.02%	320	0.69%	217	0.07%	23	31,307
McCreary	11.50%	664	86.77%	5,012	1.02%	59	0.33%	19	0.31%	18	0.07%	4	5,776
McLean	21.64%	988	74.05%	3,381	3.00%	137	0.96%	44	0.33%	15	0.02%	1	4,566
Meade	24.74%	3,026	70.80%	8,660	2.72%	333	0.87%	107	0.79%	97	0.07%	8	12,231
Menifee	25.19%	700	72.33%	2,010	1.55%	43	0.50%	14	0.40%	11	0.04%	1	2,779
Mercer	22.63%	2,395	73.12%	7,740	2.60%	275	0.95%	101	0.64%	68	0.06%	6	10,585
Metcalfe	21.13%	976	75.56%	3,491	1.86%	86	0.89%	41	0.48%	22	0.09%	4	4,620
Monroe	12.04%	601	85.71%	4,278	1.52%	76	0.46%	23	0.26%	13	0.00%	0	4,991
Montgomery	27.58%	3,158	68.60%	7,856	2.31%	264	0.79%	91	0.59%	68	0.13%	15	11,452
Morgan	21.07%	1,006	75.98%	3,628	1.32%	63	0.90%	43	0.54%	26	0.19%	9	4,775
Muhlenberg	25.05%	3,272	71.92%	9,393	1.76%	230	0.82%	107	0.34%	44	0.11%	14	13,060
Nelson	30.93%	6,434	64.57%	13,431	2.72%	565	0.97%	201	0.63%	131	0.19%	40	20,802
Nicholas	27.70%	787	68.88%	1,957	2.29%	65	0.67%	19	0.32%	9	0.14%	4	2,841
Ohio	20.00%	2,080	76.38%	7,942	1.99%	207	1.01%	105	0.62%	64	0.00%	0	10,398
Oldham	31.25%	10,268	62.30%	20,469	3.74%	1,229	1.80%	590	0.86%	282	0.05%	15	32,853
Owen	21.24%	1,062	74.89%	3,745	2.44%	122	0.86%	43	0.50%	25	0.08%	4	5,001
Owsley	14.55%	256	83.80%	1,474	1.36%	24	0.00%	0	0.00%	0	0.28%	5	1,759
Pendleton	19.38%	1,164	76.64%	4,604	2.41%	145	1.10%	66	0.45%	27	0.02%	1	6,007
Perry	20.20%	2,136	77.17%	8,158	1.59%	168	0.54%	57	0.44%	47	0.06%	6	10,572
Pike	17.35%	4,280	80.06%	19,747	1.67%	413	0.50%	124	0.35%	86	0.06%	15	24,665
Powell	25.66%	1,272	70.87%	3,513	2.38%	118	0.44%	22	0.54%	27	0.10%	5	4,957
Pulaski	15.01%	4,208	81.67%	22,902	2.00%	562	0.78%	218	0.45%	127	0.09%	24	28,041
Robertson	21.92%	222	74.93%	759	1.88%	19	0.79%	8	0.49%	5	0.00%	0	1,013
Rockcastle	13.68%	915	83.83%	5,609	1.30%	87	0.75%	50	0.37%	25	0.07%	5	6,691
Rowan	37.24%	3,295	58.48%	5,174	2.34%	207	0.77%	68	0.96%	85	0.21%	19	8,848
Russell	13.37%	1,093	83.96%	6,863	1.87%	153	0.59%	48	0.00%	0	0.21%	17	8,174
Scott	31.88%	7,715	62.20%	15,052	3.52%	853	1.66%	402	0.57%	139	0.16%	39	24,200
Shelby	30.50%	6,276	64.12%	13,196	3.06%	629	1.57%	324	0.67%	138	0.08%	17	20,580
Simpson	28.47%	2,144	67.41%	5,077	2.66%	200	0.86%	65	0.50%	38	0.09%	7	7,531
Spencer	20.19%	1,921	75.63%	7,196	2.49%	237	1.17%	111	0.46%	44	0.06%	6	9,515
Taylor	22.58%	2,553	73.59%	8,320	2.06%	233	1.26%	142	0.47%	53	0.04%	5	11,306
Todd	21.80%	1,042	75.58%	3,612	1.34%	64	0.56%	27	0.54%	26	0.17%	8	4,779
Trigg	23.51%	1,587	73.04%	4,931	1.79%	121	0.87%	59	0.67%	45	0.12%	8	6,751
Trimble	23.14%	879	72.96%	2,771	2.32%	88	0.74%	28	0.53%	20	0.31%	12	3,798
Union	21.43%	1,331	75.69%	4,701	1.85%	115	0.53%	33	0.47%	29	0.03%	2	6,211
Warren	35.01%	16,966	59.18%	28,673	3.31%	1,605	1.56%	757	0.86%	415	0.08%	38	48,454
Washington	25.20%	1,420	71.20%	4,013	1.97%	111	1.06%	60	0.30%	17	0.27%	15	5,636
Wayne	17.91%	1,431	79.72%	6,371	1.45%	116	0.51%	41	0.38%	30	0.04%	3	7,992
Webster	21.36%	1,240	75.75%	4,397	1.91%	111	0.59%	34	0.38%	22	0.02%	1	5,805
Whitley	15.01%	2,067	82.13%	11,312	1.76%	242	0.75%	103	0.30%	41	0.07%	9	13,774
Wolfe	28.58%	753	68.46%	1,804	1.59%	42	0.99%	26	0.34%	9	0.04%	1	2,635
Woodford	36.56%	4,958	56.75%	7,697	3.90%	529	1.81%	246	0.86%	117	0.12%	16	13,563
Totals	32.68%	628,854	62.52%	1,202,971	2.79%	53,752	1.18%	22,780	0.72%	13,913	0.10%	1,879	1,924,149

General election

United States presidential election in Iowa, 2016
Party		Candidate	Running mate	Votes	Percentage	Electoral votes
	Republican	Donald Trump	Mike Pence	800,983	51.2%	6
	Democratic	Hillary Clinton	Tim Kaine	653,669	41.7%	0
	Libertarian	Gary Johnson	William Weld	59,186	3.8%	0
	Independent	Evan McMullin	Nathan Johnson	12,366	0.8%	0
	Green	Jill Stein	Ajamu Baraka	11,479	0.7%	0
	Constitution	Darrell Castle	Scott Bradley	5,335	0.3%	0
	New Independent	Lynn Kahn	Jay Stolba	2,247	0.1%	0
	Legal Marijuana Now	Dan Vacek	Mark Elworth	2,246	0.1%	0
	Independent	Rocky De La Fuente	Michael Steinberg	451	0.0%	0
	Socialism and Liberation	Gloria La Riva	Dennis J. Banks	323	0.0%	0
Totals				1,566,031	100.0%	6
Voter turnout (Voting age population)						72.0%
Source: Iowa Secretary of State

By county

County	Trump	Trump %	Clinton	Clinton %	Johnson	Johnson %	Others	Others % %	Total
Adair	2,461	64.58%	1,133	29.73%	127	3.33%	90	2.36%	3,811
Adams	1,395	66.24%	565	26.83%	93	4.42%	53	2.51%	2,106
Allamakee	4,093	59.12%	2,421	34.97%	227	3.28%	182	2.63%	6,923
Appanoose	4,033	65.73%	1,814	29.56%	139	2.27%	150	2.44%	6,136
Audubon	2,136	62.60%	1,080	31.65%	107	3.14%	89	2.60%	3,412
Benton	8,232	59.46%	4,678	33.79%	542	3.92%	392	2.83%	13,844
Black Hawk	27,476	42.66%	32,233	50.05%	2,368	3.68%	2,328	3.63%	64,405
Boone	7,484	52.72%	5,541	39.03%	643	4.53%	528	3.71%	14,196
Bremer	7,208	53.24%	5,356	39.56%	543	4.01%	431	3.18%	13,538
Buchanan	5,510	53.75%	3,970	38.72%	478	4.66%	294	2.87%	10,252
Buena Vista	4,903	59.23%	2,856	34.50%	288	3.48%	231	2.79%	8,278
Butler	4,921	65.50%	2,157	28.71%	219	2.91%	216	2.88%	7,513
Calhoun	3,468	67.22%	1,398	27.10%	173	3.35%	120	2.33%	5,159
Carroll	6,638	62.96%	3,309	31.38%	318	3.02%	279	2.64%	10,544
Cass	4,761	66.82%	1,951	27.38%	206	2.89%	207	2.91%	7,125
Cedar	5,295	55.50%	3,599	37.72%	365	3.83%	282	2.95%	9,541
Cerro Gordo	11,621	50.60%	9,862	42.94%	851	3.71%	631	2.75%	22,965
Cherokee	4,192	66.99%	1,679	26.83%	206	3.29%	181	2.89%	6,258
Chickasaw	3,742	58.15%	2,266	35.21%	236	3.67%	191	2.98%	6,435
Clarke	2,713	60.91%	1,465	32.89%	160	3.59%	116	2.60%	4,454
Clay	5,877	68.20%	2,249	26.10%	288	3.34%	203	2.36%	8,617
Clayton	5,317	58.24%	3,237	35.46%	334	3.66%	241	2.64%	9,129
Clinton	11,276	48.88%	10,095	43.76%	825	3.58%	871	3.80%	23,067
Crawford	4,617	66.58%	1,991	28.71%	172	2.48%	155	2.23%	6,935
Dallas	19,339	50.56%	15,701	41.05%	1,757	4.59%	1,455	3.80%	38,252
Davis	2,723	70.14%	977	25.17%	85	2.19%	97	2.50%	3,882
Decatur	2,296	61.49%	1,201	32.16%	123	3.29%	114	3.06%	3,734
Delaware	5,694	61.62%	2,957	32.00%	337	3.65%	253	2.74%	9,241
Des Moines	9,529	49.88%	8,212	42.99%	635	3.32%	727	3.80%	19,103
Dickinson	6,753	65.22%	3,056	29.52%	292	2.82%	253	2.44%	10,354
Dubuque	23,460	47.18%	22,850	45.96%	2,013	4.05%	1,398	2.80%	49,721
Emmet	3,124	65.73%	1,357	28.55%	139	2.92%	133	2.80%	4,753
Fayette	5,620	56.34%	3,689	36.98%	328	3.29%	338	3.38%	9,975
Floyd	4,375	54.28%	3,179	39.44%	241	2.99%	265	3.28%	8,060
Franklin	3,163	63.67%	1,493	30.05%	188	3.78%	124	2.48%	4,968
Fremont	2,407	66.95%	963	26.79%	115	3.20%	110	3.06%	3,595
Greene	2,820	58.49%	1,691	35.08%	160	3.32%	150	3.10%	4,821
Grundy	4,527	65.88%	1,856	27.01%	233	3.39%	256	3.73%	6,872
Guthrie	3,628	63.10%	1,732	30.12%	258	4.49%	132	2.29%	5,750
Hamilton	4,463	58.01%	2,726	35.43%	259	3.37%	246	3.19%	7,694
Hancock	3,977	67.74%	1,587	27.03%	166	2.83%	141	2.40%	5,871
Hardin	5,254	61.57%	2,787	32.66%	298	3.49%	194	2.28%	8,533
Harrison	4,902	65.67%	2,131	28.55%	210	2.81%	222	2.98%	7,465
Henry	5,779	61.45%	2,904	30.88%	337	3.58%	384	4.08%	9,404
Howard	2,611	57.27%	1,677	36.78%	131	2.87%	140	3.07%	4,559
Humboldt	3,568	70.14%	1,252	24.61%	127	2.50%	140	2.75%	5,087
Ida	2,655	73.50%	792	21.93%	103	2.85%	62	1.71%	3,612
Iowa	5,205	58.46%	3,084	34.64%	317	3.56%	298	3.35%	8,904
Jackson	5,824	56.49%	3,837	37.22%	319	3.09%	330	3.19%	10,310
Jasper	10,560	55.48%	7,109	37.35%	715	3.76%	650	3.42%	19,034
Jefferson	3,748	45.95%	3,710	45.49%	246	3.02%	452	5.55%	8,156
Johnson	21,044	27.35%	50,200	65.25%	2,758	3.58%	2,938	3.82%	76,940
Jones	5,720	56.45%	3,787	37.37%	305	3.01%	321	3.17%	10,133
Keokuk	3,390	68.00%	1,342	26.92%	139	2.79%	114	2.28%	4,985
Kossuth	5,653	65.68%	2,543	29.55%	194	2.25%	217	2.52%	8,607
Lee	8,803	54.50%	6,215	38.48%	510	3.16%	623	3.86%	16,151
Linn	48,390	41.32%	58,935	50.33%	5,557	4.75%	4,216	3.60%	117,098
Louisa	3,069	61.28%	1,648	32.91%	136	2.72%	155	3.10%	5,008
Lucas	2,877	66.08%	1,239	28.46%	115	2.64%	123	2.82%	4,354
Lyon	5,192	81.42%	920	14.43%	137	2.15%	128	2.00%	6,377
Madison	5,360	62.07%	2,678	31.01%	347	4.02%	251	2.90%	8,636
Mahaska	7,432	69.90%	2,619	24.63%	318	2.99%	263	2.48%	10,632
Marion	10,962	61.53%	5,482	30.77%	706	3.96%	666	3.74%	17,816
Marshall	9,146	50.87%	7,652	42.56%	577	3.21%	605	3.37%	17,980
Mills	5,067	65.82%	2,090	27.15%	307	3.99%	234	3.05%	7,698
Mitchell	3,190	58.89%	1,888	34.85%	210	3.88%	129	2.39%	5,417
Monona	3,120	68.24%	1,247	27.27%	112	2.45%	93	2.03%	4,572
Monroe	2,638	68.25%	1,056	27.32%	104	2.69%	67	1.74%	3,865
Montgomery	3,436	68.12%	1,314	26.05%	152	3.01%	142	2.82%	5,044
Muscatine	9,584	49.32%	8,368	43.06%	748	3.85%	734	3.78%	19,434
O'Brien	5,752	77.67%	1,315	17.76%	197	2.66%	142	1.93%	7,406
Osceola	2,531	78.77%	552	17.18%	73	2.27%	57	1.76%	3,213
Page	4,893	69.46%	1,807	25.65%	176	2.50%	168	2.40%	7,044
Palo Alto	3,081	65.51%	1,398	29.73%	131	2.79%	93	1.99%	4,703
Plymouth	9,680	73.39%	2,885	21.87%	343	2.60%	282	2.13%	13,190
Pocahontas	2,702	69.91%	963	24.92%	115	2.98%	85	2.20%	3,865
Polk	93,492	40.38%	119,804	51.74%	10,029	4.33%	8,230	3.56%	231,555
Pottawattamie	24,447	57.28%	15,355	35.98%	1,469	3.44%	1,409	3.30%	42,680
Poweshiek	4,946	50.30%	4,304	43.77%	283	2.88%	300	3.06%	9,833
Ringgold	1,824	67.38%	753	27.82%	72	2.66%	58	2.14%	2,707
Sac	3,703	71.05%	1,270	24.37%	129	2.48%	110	2.12%	5,212
Scott	39,149	45.41%	40,440	46.90%	3,555	4.12%	3,076	3.57%	86,220
Shelby	4,362	68.48%	1,662	26.09%	174	2.73%	172	2.70%	6,370
Sioux	14,785	81.26%	2,300	12.64%	435	2.39%	674	3.70%	18,194
Story	19,458	38.40%	25,709	50.74%	3,014	5.95%	2,486	4.90%	50,667
Tama	4,971	56.80%	3,196	36.52%	245	2.80%	340	3.88%	8,752
Taylor	2,111	69.69%	758	25.02%	97	3.20%	63	2.08%	3,029
Union	3,525	60.44%	1,922	32.96%	213	3.65%	172	2.96%	5,832
Van Buren	2,527	70.96%	845	23.73%	83	2.33%	106	2.98%	3,561
Wapello	8,715	57.53%	5,594	36.93%	380	2.51%	460	3.04%	15,149
Warren	14,814	54.26%	10,411	38.14%	1,275	4.67%	800	2.92%	27,300
Washington	6,173	56.48%	3,943	36.08%	459	4.20%	354	3.24%	10,929
Wayne	2,069	70.37%	719	24.46%	78	2.65%	74	2.52%	2,940
Webster	10,056	57.69%	6,305	36.17%	569	3.26%	500	2.88%	17,430
Winnebago	3,447	59.56%	1,931	33.37%	218	3.77%	191	3.30%	5,787
Winneshiek	5,344	47.03%	5,254	46.24%	382	3.36%	382	3.36%	11,362
Woodbury	24,727	56.56%	16,210	37.08%	1,179	2.70%	1,602	3.67%	43,718
Worth	2,453	57.62%	1,530	35.94%	165	3.88%	109	2.55%	4,257
Wright	3,800	63.06%	1,896	31.46%	176	2.92%	154	2.56%	6,026
Iowa Total	800,983	51.15%	653,669	41.74%	59,186	3.78%	52,193	3.33%	1,566,031

General Election

Statewide Results

U.S. presidential election in Colorado, 2016^[2]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Hillary Clinton	1,338,870	48.12%
	Republican	Donald Trump	1,202,484	43.31%
	Libertarian	Gary Johnson	144,121	5.17%
	Green	Jill Stein	38,437	1.37%
	Independent	Evan McMullin	28,917	1.04%
	Constitution	Darrell Castle	11,699	0.42%
	Veterans	Chris Keniston	5,028	0.18%
	Independent	Mike Smith	1,819	0.07%
	American Delta	Rocky De La Fuente	1,255	0.04%
	Independent American	Kyle Kopitke	1,096	0.04%
	Independent	Joseph Maldonado	872	0.03%
	American Solidarity	Michael A. Maturen	862	0.03%
	Independent	Rod Silva	751	0.03%
	Independent	Ryan Scott	749	0.03%
	Independent	Tom Hoefling	710	0.03%
	Socialism and Liberation	Gloria La Riva	531	0.02%
	Socialist Workers	Alyson Kennedy	452	0.02%
	Independent	Laurence Kotlikoff	392	0.01%
	Independent	Bradford Lyttle	382	0.01%
	Independent	Frank Atwood	337	0.01%
	Socialist	Mimi Soltysik	271	0.01%
	Prohibition	James Hedges	185	0.01%
		Write-In	27	0.00%
Total votes			2,780,247	100.00%

By county

County	Clinton%	Clinton#	Trump%	Trump#	Johnson%	Johnson#	Others%	Others#	Total^[3]
Adams	49.86%	96,558	41.35%	80,082	5.11%	9,893	3.70%	7,144	193,677
Alamosa	45.96%	3,189	43.90%	3,046	5.84%	405	4.31%	299	6,939
Arapahoe	52.76%	159,885	38.63%	117,053	5.28%	16,002	3.33%	10,108	303,048
Archuleta	34.06%	2,500	58.10%	4,264	4.51%	331	3.32%	244	7,339
Baca	13.14%	283	81.42%	1,753	2.37%	51	3.07%	66	2,153
Bent	30.62%	590	61.65%	1,188	4.31%	83	3.42%	66	1,927
Boulder	70.34%	132,334	22.00%	41,396	4.27%	8,034	3.39%	6,381	188,145
Broomfield	52.35%	19,731	38.12%	14,367	5.77%	2,174	3.76%	1,418	37,690
Chaffee	43.45%	4,888	47.92%	5,391	4.77%	537	3.86%	434	11,250
Cheyenne	11.98%	132	83.94%	925	2.81%	31	1.26%	14	1,102
Clear Creek	46.52%	2,729	43.90%	2,575	6.22%	365	3.36%	197	5,866
Conejos	44.03%	1,771	47.59%	1,914	4.13%	166	4.25%	171	4,022
Costilla	60.88%	1,125	31.82%	588	4.49%	83	2.81%	52	1,848
Crowley	22.20%	339	70.66%	1,079	4.13%	63	3.02%	46	1,527
Custer	25.99%	797	67.22%	2,061	4.60%	141	2.18%	67	3,066
Delta	24.34%	4,087	69.42%	11,655	2.83%	475	3.41%	573	16,790
Denver	73.69%	244,551	18.89%	62,690	4.48%	14,861	2.94%	9,750	331,852
Dolores	19.28%	242	75.22%	944	2.47%	31	3.04%	38	1,255
Douglas	36.62%	68,657	54.71%	102,573	5.45%	10,212	3.23%	6,058	187,500
Eagle	55.90%	14,099	35.64%	8,990	5.42%	1,368	3.04%	766	25,223
El Paso	33.86%	108,010	56.19%	179,228	6.23%	19,877	3.71%	11,853	318,968
Elbert	19.61%	3,134	73.26%	11,705	4.17%	666	2.97%	475	15,980
Fremont	24.11%	5,297	68.82%	15,122	4.05%	890	3.03%	664	21,973
Garfield	42.58%	11,271	49.61%	13,132	4.29%	1,135	3.53%	932	26,470
Gilpin	45.69%	1,634	43.79%	1,566	5.40%	193	5.12%	183	3,576
Grand	39.10%	3,358	52.33%	4,494	5.67%	487	2.90%	249	8,588
Gunnison	54.48%	5,128	34.94%	3,289	6.32%	595	4.25%	400	9,412
Hinsdale	33.45%	197	57.56%	339	4.58%	27	4.42%	26	589
Huerfano	43.17%	1,633	49.78%	1,883	3.99%	151	3.06%	116	3,783
Jackson	19.86%	171	73.05%	629	4.76%	41	2.32%	20	861
Jefferson	48.89%	160,776	42.01%	138,177	5.64%	18,537	3.47%	11,393	328,883
Kiowa	10.64%	91	85.15%	728	2.81%	24	1.40%	12	855
Kit Carson	14.48%	536	80.15%	2,967	2.57%	95	2.81%	104	3,702
La Plata	49.84%	15,525	40.41%	12,587	6.03%	1,878	3.72%	1,160	31,150
Lake	50.52%	1,616	39.70%	1,270	5.41%	173	4.39%	140	3,199
Larimer	47.51%	93,113	42.57%	83,430	5.87%	11,510	4.04%	7,928	195,981
Las Animas	39.01%	2,650	54.62%	3,710	3.69%	251	2.68%	182	6,793
Lincoln	16.79%	409	77.67%	1,892	3.16%	77	2.38%	58	2,436
Logan	19.04%	1,851	74.90%	7,282	3.28%	319	2.78%	270	9,722
Mesa	27.98%	21,729	64.10%	49,779	4.73%	3,675	3.18%	2,471	77,654
Mineral	36.35%	237	52.76%	344	6.44%	42	4.45%	29	652
Moffat	13.39%	874	81.30%	5,305	2.74%	179	2.57%	167	6,525
Montezuma	30.90%	3,973	61.07%	7,853	4.23%	544	3.79%	488	12,858
Montrose	25.80%	5,466	67.88%	14,382	3.47%	735	2.85%	603	21,186
Morgan	26.35%	3,151	68.10%	8,145	2.93%	350	2.63%	314	11,960
Otero	34.82%	2,943	58.31%	4,928	3.79%	320	3.08%	261	8,452
Ouray	51.27%	1,697	40.82%	1,351	4.53%	150	3.38%	112	3,310
Park	32.84%	3,421	58.89%	6,135	4.89%	509	3.38%	352	10,417
Phillips	18.70%	436	76.80%	1,791	2.57%	60	1.93%	45	2,332
Pitkin	69.69%	7,333	24.23%	2,550	3.55%	374	2.53%	266	10,523
Prowers	23.64%	1,186	70.39%	3,531	3.09%	155	2.88%	144	5,016
Pueblo	45.62%	35,875	46.11%	36,265	5.18%	4,072	3.09%	2,434	78,646
Rio Blanco	12.64%	436	80.90%	2,791	3.42%	118	3.04%	105	3,450
Rio Grande	36.16%	2,001	55.75%	3,085	4.19%	232	3.90%	216	5,534
Routt	54.34%	7,600	37.39%	5,230	5.16%	722	3.10%	434	13,986
Saguache	49.98%	1,417	40.46%	1,147	3.25%	92	6.31%	179	2,835
San Juan	52.37%	265	42.49%	215	3.36%	17	1.79%	9	506
San Miguel	68.72%	2,975	23.86%	1,033	3.56%	154	3.87%	167	4,329
Sedgwick	19.57%	267	74.41%	1,015	2.05%	28	3.96%	54	1,364
Summit	59.09%	9,557	31.53%	5,100	6.18%	1,000	3.20%	517	16,174
Teller	24.94%	3,603	67.47%	9,745	4.67%	674	2.92%	422	14,444
Washington	10.83%	296	84.12%	2,299	3.00%	82	2.05%	56	2,733
Weld	34.45%	46,519	56.60%	76,651	5.53%	7,487	3.52%	4,773	135,430
Yuma	15.15%	726	80.36%	3,850	2.46%	118	2.02%	97	4,791
Colorado Total	48.16%	1,338,870	43.25%	1,202,484	5.18%	144,121	3.41%	94,772	2,780,247

Table of Cabinet nominees

State	Senator	Party	Jan. 20 James Mattis Defense 98-1	Jan. 20 John Kelly Homeland 88-11	Jan. 30 Elaine Chao Transportation 93-6	Feb. 1 Rex Tillerson State 56-43	Feb. 7 Betsy DeVos Education 51^*-50	Feb. 8 Jeff Sessions Att'y Gen. 52-47	Feb. 10 Tom Price Health 52-47	Feb. 13 Steven Mnuchin Treasury 53-47
Tennessee	Lamar Alexander	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Wisconsin	Tammy Baldwin	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Wyoming	John Barrasso	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Colorado	Michael Bennet	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Connecticut	Richard Blumenthal	D	Yea	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Missouri	Roy Blunt	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
New Jersey	Cory Booker	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Arkansas	John Boozman	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Ohio	Sherrod Brown	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
North Carolina	Richard Burr	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Washington	Maria Cantwell	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
West Virginia	Shelley Moore Capito	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Maryland	Ben Cardin	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Delaware	Tom Carper	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Pennsylvania	Bob Casey	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Louisiana	Bill Cassidy	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Mississippi	Thad Cochran	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Maine	Susan Collins	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Yea	Yea	Yea
Delaware	Chris Coons	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Not Voting	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Tennessee	Bob Corker	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Texas	John Cornyn	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Nevada	Catherine Cortez Masto	D	Yea	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Arkansas	Tom Cotton	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Idaho	Mike Crapo	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Texas	Ted Cruz	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Montana	Steve Daines	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Indiana	Joe Donnelly	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Illinois	Tammy Duckworth	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Illinois	Dick Durbin	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Wyoming	Mike Enzi	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Iowa	Joni Ernst	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
California	Dianne Feinstein	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Nebraska	Deb Fischer	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Arizona	Jeff Flake	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Minnesota	Al Franken	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Colorado	Cory Gardner	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
New York	Kirsten Gillibrand	D	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
South Carolina	Lindsey Graham	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Iowa	Chuck Grassley	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
California	Kamala Harris	D	Yea	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
New Hampshire	Maggie Hassan	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Utah	Orrin Hatch	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
New Mexico	Martin Heinrich	D	Yea	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
North Dakota	Heidi Heitkamp	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Nevada	Dean Heller	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Hawaii	Mazie Hirono	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
North Dakota	John Hoeven	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Oklahoma	Jim Inhofe	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Georgia	Johnny Isakson	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Wisconsin	Ron Johnson	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Virginia	Tim Kaine	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Louisiana	John Neely Kennedy	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Maine	Angus King	Ind.	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Minnesota	Amy Klobuchar	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Oklahoma	James Lankford	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Vermont	Patrick Leahy	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Utah	Mike Lee	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
West Virginia	Joe Manchin	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Yea	Nay	Yea
Massachusetts	Ed Markey	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Arizona	John McCain	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Missouri	Claire McCaskill	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Not Voting	Nay
Kentucky	Mitch McConnell	R	Yea	Yea	Present	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
New Jersey	Bob Menendez	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Oregon	Jeff Merkley	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Kansas	Jerry Moran	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Alaska	Lisa Murkowski	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Yea	Yea	Yea
Connecticut	Chris Murphy	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Washington	Patty Murray	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Florida	Bill Nelson	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Kentucky	Rand Paul	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Georgia	David Perdue	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Michigan	Gary Peters	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Ohio	Rob Portman	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Rhode Island	Jack Reed	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Idaho	Jim Risch	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Kansas	Pat Roberts	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
South Dakota	Mike Rounds	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Florida	Marco Rubio	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Vermont	Bernie Sanders	Ind.	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Nebraska	Ben Sasse	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Hawaii	Brian Schatz	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
New York	Chuck Schumer	D	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
South Carolina	Tim Scott	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Alabama	Jeff Sessions^**	R	Not Voting	Not Voting	Yea	Yea	Yea	Present	—	—
New Hampshire	Jeanne Shaheen	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Alabama	Richard Shelby	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Michigan	Debbie Stabenow	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Alabama	Luther Strange^**	R	—	—	—	—	—	—	Yea	Yea
Alaska	Dan Sullivan	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Montana	Jon Tester	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
South Dakota	John Thune	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
North Carolina	Thom Tillis	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Pennsylvania	Pat Toomey	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
New Mexico	Tom Udall	D	Yea	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Maryland	Chris Van Hollen	D	Yea	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Virginia	Mark Warner	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Massachusetts	Elizabeth Warren	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Rhode Island	Sheldon Whitehouse	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Mississippi	Roger Wicker	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Oregon	Ron Wyden	D	Yea	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Indiana	Todd Young	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
	vote by party	D R Ind. —	45-1 51-0 2-0 Mattis	35-11 51-0 2-0 Kelly	41-5 51-0 1-1 Chao	3–42 52-0 1-1 Tillerson	0–46 50-2 0–2 DeVos	1–45 51-0 0–2 Sessions	0–45 52-0 0–2 Price	1–45 52-0 0–2 Mnuchin

State	Senator	Party	Feb. 13 David Shulkin Veterans 100-0	Feb. 27 Wilbur Ross Commerce 72-27	Mar. 1 Ryan Zinke Interior 68-31	Mar. 2 Ben Carson Housing 58-41	Mar. 2 Rick Perry Energy 62-37	Sonny Perdue Agriculture	Alex Acosta Labor
Tennessee	Lamar Alexander	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Wisconsin	Tammy Baldwin	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Wyoming	John Barrasso	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Colorado	Michael Bennet	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay
Connecticut	Richard Blumenthal	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Missouri	Roy Blunt	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
New Jersey	Cory Booker	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Arkansas	John Boozman	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Ohio	Sherrod Brown	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay
North Carolina	Richard Burr	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Washington	Maria Cantwell	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
West Virginia	Shelley Moore Capito	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Maryland	Ben Cardin	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Delaware	Tom Carper	D	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Pennsylvania	Bob Casey	D	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay
Louisiana	Bill Cassidy	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Mississippi	Thad Cochran	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Maine	Susan Collins	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Delaware	Chris Coons	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay
Tennessee	Bob Corker	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Texas	John Cornyn	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Nevada	Catherine Cortez Masto	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Yea
Arkansas	Tom Cotton	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Idaho	Mike Crapo	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Texas	Ted Cruz	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Montana	Steve Daines	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Indiana	Joe Donnelly	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Illinois	Tammy Duckworth	D	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay
Illinois	Dick Durbin	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Wyoming	Mike Enzi	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Iowa	Joni Ernst	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
California	Dianne Feinstein	D	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay
Nebraska	Deb Fischer	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Arizona	Jeff Flake	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Minnesota	Al Franken	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Colorado	Cory Gardner	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
New York	Kirsten Gillibrand	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
South Carolina	Lindsey Graham	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Iowa	Chuck Grassley	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
California	Kamala Harris	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
New Hampshire	Maggie Hassan	D	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay
Utah	Orrin Hatch	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
New Mexico	Martin Heinrich	D	Yea	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay
North Dakota	Heidi Heitkamp	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Nevada	Dean Heller	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Hawaii	Mazie Hirono	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
North Dakota	John Hoeven	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Oklahoma	Jim Inhofe	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Georgia	Johnny Isakson	R	Yea	Not Voting	Not Voting	Not Voting	Not Voting
Wisconsin	Ron Johnson	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Virginia	Tim Kaine	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay
Louisiana	John Neely Kennedy	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Maine	Angus King	Ind.	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Minnesota	Amy Klobuchar	D	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay
Oklahoma	James Lankford	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Vermont	Patrick Leahy	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Utah	Mike Lee	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
West Virginia	Joe Manchin	D	Yea	Nay	Yea	Yea	Yea
Massachusetts	Ed Markey	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Arizona	John McCain	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Missouri	Claire McCaskill	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Yea
Kentucky	Mitch McConnell	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
New Jersey	Bob Menendez	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Oregon	Jeff Merkley	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Kansas	Jerry Moran	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Alaska	Lisa Murkowski	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Connecticut	Chris Murphy	D	Yea	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay
Washington	Patty Murray	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Florida	Bill Nelson	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay
Kentucky	Rand Paul	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Georgia	David Perdue	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Michigan	Gary Peters	D	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay
Ohio	Rob Portman	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Rhode Island	Jack Reed	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Idaho	Jim Risch	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Kansas	Pat Roberts	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
South Dakota	Mike Rounds	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Florida	Marco Rubio	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Vermont	Bernie Sanders	Ind.	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Nebraska	Ben Sasse	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Hawaii	Brian Schatz	D	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay
New York	Chuck Schumer	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
South Carolina	Tim Scott	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Alabama	Jeff Sessions^**	R	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
New Hampshire	Jeanne Shaheen	D	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay
Alabama	Richard Shelby	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Michigan	Debbie Stabenow	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Yea
Alabama	Luther Strange^**	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Alaska	Dan Sullivan	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Montana	Jon Tester	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
South Dakota	John Thune	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
North Carolina	Thom Tillis	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Pennsylvania	Pat Toomey	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
New Mexico	Tom Udall	D	Yea	Nay	Yea	Nay	Yea
Maryland	Chris Van Hollen	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Virginia	Mark Warner	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Massachusetts	Elizabeth Warren	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Rhode Island	Sheldon Whitehouse	D	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Mississippi	Roger Wicker	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Oregon	Ron Wyden	D	Yea	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay
Indiana	Todd Young	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
	vote by party	D R Ind. —	46-0 52-0 2-0 Shulkin	20–26 51-0 1-1 Ross	16–30 51-0 1-1 Zinke	6-40 51-0 1-1 Carson	10-36 51-0 1-1 Perry	Perdue	Acosta

State	Senator	Party	Jan. 23 Mike Pompeo CIA 66-32	Jan. 24 Nikki Haley UN Amb. 96-4	Feb. 14 Linda McMahon Small Biz. 81-19	Feb. 16 Mick Mulvaney Budget 51-49	Feb. 17 Scott Pruitt EPA 52-46	Mar. 15 Dan Coats DNI 85-12	Robert Lighthizer Trade
Tennessee	Lamar Alexander	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Not Voting
Wisconsin	Tammy Baldwin	D	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Wyoming	John Barrasso	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Colorado	Michael Bennet	D	Nay	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Connecticut	Richard Blumenthal	D	Not Voting	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Missouri	Roy Blunt	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
New Jersey	Cory Booker	D	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Arkansas	John Boozman	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Ohio	Sherrod Brown	D	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Yea
North Carolina	Richard Burr	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Washington	Maria Cantwell	D	Nay	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
West Virginia	Shelley Moore Capito	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Maryland	Ben Cardin	D	Nay	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Delaware	Tom Carper	D	Nay	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Pennsylvania	Bob Casey	D	Nay	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Louisiana	Bill Cassidy	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Mississippi	Thad Cochran	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Maine	Susan Collins	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Yea
Delaware	Chris Coons	D	Nay	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Tennessee	Bob Corker	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Not Voting
Texas	John Cornyn	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Nevada	Catherine Cortez Masto	D	Nay	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Arkansas	Tom Cotton	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Idaho	Mike Crapo	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Texas	Ted Cruz	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Montana	Steve Daines	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Indiana	Joe Donnelly	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Not Voting	Yea
Illinois	Tammy Duckworth	D	Nay	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay
Illinois	Dick Durbin	D	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Yea
Wyoming	Mike Enzi	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Iowa	Joni Ernst	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
California	Dianne Feinstein	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Nebraska	Deb Fischer	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Arizona	Jeff Flake	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Minnesota	Al Franken	D	Nay	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Colorado	Cory Gardner	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
New York	Kirsten Gillibrand	D	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
South Carolina	Lindsey Graham	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Iowa	Chuck Grassley	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
California	Kamala Harris	D	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
New Hampshire	Maggie Hassan	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Utah	Orrin Hatch	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
New Mexico	Martin Heinrich	D	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Yea
North Dakota	Heidi Heitkamp	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Yea	Yea
Nevada	Dean Heller	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Hawaii	Mazie Hirono	D	Nay	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
North Dakota	John Hoeven	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Oklahoma	Jim Inhofe	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Georgia	Johnny Isakson	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Not Voting
Wisconsin	Ron Johnson	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Virginia	Tim Kaine	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Louisiana	John Neely Kennedy	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Maine	Angus King	Ind.	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Minnesota	Amy Klobuchar	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Oklahoma	James Lankford	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Vermont	Patrick Leahy	D	Nay	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Utah	Mike Lee	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
West Virginia	Joe Manchin	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Yea	Yea
Massachusetts	Ed Markey	D	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Arizona	John McCain	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Not Voting	Yea
Missouri	Claire McCaskill	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Kentucky	Mitch McConnell	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
New Jersey	Bob Menendez	D	Nay	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Oregon	Jeff Merkley	D	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Kansas	Jerry Moran	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Alaska	Lisa Murkowski	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Connecticut	Chris Murphy	D	Not Voting	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Washington	Patty Murray	D	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Yea
Florida	Bill Nelson	D	Nay	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Kentucky	Rand Paul	R	Nay	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay
Georgia	David Perdue	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Michigan	Gary Peters	D	Nay	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Ohio	Rob Portman	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Rhode Island	Jack Reed	D	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Yea
Idaho	Jim Risch	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Kansas	Pat Roberts	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
South Dakota	Mike Rounds	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Florida	Marco Rubio	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Vermont	Bernie Sanders	Ind.	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Nebraska	Ben Sasse	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Hawaii	Brian Schatz	D	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Yea
New York	Chuck Schumer	D	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Yea
South Carolina	Tim Scott	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Alabama	Jeff Sessions^**	R	Yea	Yea	—	—	—	—	—
New Hampshire	Jeanne Shaheen	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Alabama	Richard Shelby	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Michigan	Debbie Stabenow	D	Nay	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Alabama	Luther Strange^**	R	—	—	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Alaska	Dan Sullivan	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Montana	Jon Tester	D	Nay	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
South Dakota	John Thune	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
North Carolina	Thom Tillis	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Pennsylvania	Pat Toomey	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
New Mexico	Tom Udall	D	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Maryland	Chris Van Hollen	D	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Yea
Virginia	Mark Warner	D	Yea	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Yea
Massachusetts	Elizabeth Warren	D	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Rhode Island	Sheldon Whitehouse	D	Yea	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Yea
Mississippi	Roger Wicker	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
Oregon	Ron Wyden	D	Nay	Yea	Nay	Nay	Nay	Nay
Indiana	Todd Young	R	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea	Yea
	vote by party	D R Ind. —	14–30 51-1 1-1 Pompeo	43-3 52-0 1-1 Haley	28-18 52-0 1-1 McMahon	0–46 51-1 0–2 Mulvaney	2–43 50-1 0–2 Pruitt	36-10 48-1 1-1 Coats	Lighthizer

Notes: All dates are in 2017.
Att'y-Gen. = Attorney-General of the United States; Trade = U.S. Trade Representative;
Health = Secretary of Health and Human Services; EPA = Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency;
Budget = Director of the Office of Management and Budget; CIA = Director of the Central Intelligence Agency; DNI = Director of National Intelligence
D = Democratic ; R = Republican ; Ind. = independent
— = seat vacant at the time of this vote.
* Vice President Pence provided the tie-breaking vote.
** Jeff Sessions resigned on February 8, 2017 to become Attorney General and was replaced by Luther Strange on February 9, 2017.
Sources: United States Senate;

Possible candidates for other high-level positions

Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve

There are currently two vacancies on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, formerly held by Sarah Bloom Raskin and Jeremy C. Stein, to which Trump will be able to name appointees. All sitting members were appointed by Barack Obama. The current Fed Chair has a term which expires in early 2018, as does the primary Vice Chair, at which point Trump will be able to replace the holders of both of those roles. (Trump complained about Yellen in particular and the Fed in general during his campaign, but after his election has signalled that he would not push for an early resignation prior to that expiration.^[4]) In addition to the primary Vice Chair role, there is also a new ( Dodd-Frank) regulatory Vice Chair Of Supervision role,^[5] currently unfilled officially (albeit unofficially being held by Daniel Tarullo). It is expected that Trump will fill the two vacant seats, and then name one of those new appointees as Vice Chair of Supervision, during 2017. (He may additionally opt to replace the primary Vice Chair, and/or the Fed Chair, when their terms expire in 2018.) The following names have been mentioned as potential appointees to the board, which is a prerequisite of taking either of the vice chair roles (or the role of the chair). See also, the FOMC membership, which is a superset of the FRB membership discussed here.^[6]^[7]^[8]^[9] Although it is considered unlikely given the quasi-independent nature of the Fed, there is a possibility that the composition of the group itself (size and term-lengths and membership) could be directly altered by the Republican-controlled legislative and executive branches during the 2017–2019 session (see Federal Reserve Act), should the five sitting Obama-appointees come into serious conflict with the economic agenda of lawmakers (for instance in 1948 Marriner S. Eccles was replaced as chair by Thomas B. McCabe).^[10] During the 2016 campaign, candidates from both parties criticized the Fed's nominal independence from both politics and profit, albeit on different grounds: among other critics, Trump accused it of making economic decisions with an eye to influencing elections, and Clinton wanted to keep members of the banking industry from serving.^[11]

Image	Name	Description
	John Allison	Former CEO of the Cato Institute, former CEO of BB&T.^[9] (Was previously under consideration for Treasury Secretary.)
	Paul Atkins	CEO of Patomak Global Partners, former SEC member.^[12]
	John Dugan	Former Comptroller of the Currency.^[12]
	Randall Guynn	banking lawyer at Davis Polk & Wardwell, clerked for SCOTUS Judge William Rehnquist.^[12]
	Tom Hoenig	Vice Chair of the FDIC, former president of the Kansas City Fed.^[12]
	French Hill	U.S. Representative for Arkansas's 2nd congressional district^[13] CEO of a bank in Arkansas, undergraduate degree in economics from Vanderbilt University, graduate certificate from UCLA in corporate directorship, on the Economic Policy Council and Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Treasury under George H. W. Bush.
	Glenn Hubbard	Professor of economics at Columbia, visiting scholar at AEI, former Deputy Assistant Treasury Secretary 1991–1993 under George H. W. Bush, former Council of Economic Advisors chair 2001–2003 under George W. Bush,^[14] advisor to Romney'12 (reportedly a leading contender for Treasury secretary had Romney been elected), advisor to Bush'16.^[15] Also mentioned as a potential Treasury pick during mid-2016.^[16]^[17] Mentioned as a potential contender for Fed chair, in 2018.^[17]^[18]
	David Malpass	Head of the economic subgroup in the Trump transition team^[8]^[19]^[20] Deputy Assistant Treasury Secretary under Ronald Reagan, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State under George H. W. Bush, chief economist at Bear Stearns. Mentioned multiple times as a potential contender for Fed chair, in 2018.^[18]
	Gregory Mankiw	Professor of economics at Harvard,^[14] textbook author, and one of the most influential academic economists in the world (based on citation-analysis metrics). Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers under George W. Bush 2003–2005, adviser to Romney'08 and also Romney'12. Mentioned as a potential contender for Fed chair, in 2018.^[18]
	David Nason	CEO of GE Energy Financial Services, also Assistant Treasury Secretary 2005–2009 during the financial crisis of 2007–2010.^[12]
	Judy Shelton	Economic advisory group member to Trump'16, director of the Sound Money Project at the Atlas Network^[19]^[20] Economist with a Ph.D in business administration, previously advised Carson'16.
	John Taylor	Professor of economics at Stanford University^[8]^[14]^[21] (with an economics Ph.D therefrom) and Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution. Mentioned multiple times as a potential contender for Fed chair, in 2018.^[18]
	Kevin Warsh	Former Federal Reserve governor. Mentioned as a potential contender for Fed chair, in 2018.^[18]

Appointees to all the roles under discussion here (board members, vice chairs, and fed chair) must undergo hearings before the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs on the way to being confirmed by a vote of the full Senate.

Chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers

On February 8, 2017 President Trump outlined the 24 members of the Cabinet with the Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers excluded.^[22]^[23] In addition to the chair, there are two other members of the council (also appointed by the president), as well as a staff of economists, researchers, and statisticians. Historically, appointees to chair the council have held Ph.Ds in economics, and the role of the group is to provide advice in the form of economic analysis with respect to policy, as distinct from shaping economic policy per se.^[24]^[25]

Trump released a list of his campaign's official economic advisers in August 2016,^[26] which simultaneously was anti-establishment^[27] and therefore lean on those with governmental experience,^[28] yet at the same time aimed to include some of the elites of business and finance,^[26] people with well-known names. Many of the names on the original list, or on the subsequent expansions thereof,^[29] received media attention as potential appointees to the Council of Economic Advisers, or in other Trump administration roles.

Image	Name	Description
	Dan DiMicco	Former CEO of Nucor (largest steel producer in the United States),^[30] originally backed Walker'16,^[31] senior trade advisor to Trump'16,^[31] member of the transition landing team for the U.S. Trade Representative portion of the executive branch.^[32] Also being considered for Trade Rep, and formerly being considered for Secretary of Commerce.^[33]
	Kevin Hassett	Director of Economic Policy Studies at the American Enterprise Institute^[34]
	Larry Kudlow	Former host of The Kudlow Report,^[35] CNBC commentator, former New York Fed staffer,^[24]^[36] OMB associate director ^[36]^[37] under Reagan,^[38] former chief economist at Bear Stearns,^[36] and transition team member for George W. Bush.^[36] As of December 16, 2016, Larry Kudlow was expected to be the nominee for this role, according to one of the other contenders for the role, conservative economist Stephen Moore, but within hours Moore had retracted his statement as "wishful thinking."^[36]^[39] In addition to competing with Kudlow for the position, Moore worked with Kudlow during the Trump'16 campaign on drafting tax policies, and after the retraction Moore said that he was "very hopeful" that Kudlow would eventually be the appointee.^[39] Endorsed by Kevin Brady, U.S. Representative from Texas and chair of the House Ways and Means Committee.^[40] Kudlow was criticized as a potential pick for the role as being "a TV host with no economic credentials...worrisome to say the least" by moderate Republican journalist Jennifer Rubin of the Washington Post.^[41] Despite his support of Trump, and work under Reagan, Kudlow was characterized as an "establishment Republican" by the Wall Street Journal.^[42]
	Stephen Moore	Founding president of the Club for Growth, chief economist of the Heritage Foundation,^[35] on the economic advisory team for Trump'16. Spoke highly of Larry Kudlow (see above) for the role, after putting forth and then quickly retracting the claim that Kudlow was the pick.^[39] (The following day, Moore published an editorial on the dangers of making predictions with absolute certainty.^[43]) Moore first met Trump in person in 2015, during a campaign stop; despite Moore's overall support of free trade, Trump asked him to join the campaign, and Moore agreed.^[28]
	Peter Navarro	Professor at the UC-Irvine's business school,^[35] economics Ph.D from Harvard, influential member (and only academic^[44]) on the economic advisory team for Trump'16,^[45] analyzed Trump's economic plan with Commerce-designate Wilbur Ross,^[46]^[47] on transition team,^[48] former Democratic candidate in San Diego during the 1990s^[45] (then-First Lady Hillary Clinton campaigned with Navarro in 1996),^[49] self-described Reagan Democrat.^[45] Navarro's view on trade was criticized by the fiscally-conservative libertarian Cato Institute in October 2016 as being too similar to Bernie Sanders.^[50] Kudlow (and Moore) generally favor free trade combined with lower taxation and deregulation, whereas Navarro thinks reforming international trade and immigration policy are the keys.^[28] Navarro had been in contact with Trump since 2011, but never met with him in person until very late in the 2016 campaign.^[51] Navarro is seen as the frontrunner for the chair of the CEA, according to The New York Times.^[52] As of December 21, 2016, Navarro was announced as the director of the newly created National Trade Council;^[53] it is unclear whether or not this job precludes Navarro from playing a dual role in the CEA (which unlike the NTC requires Senate confirmation).

Although removed from the Cabinet, the nomination of a Chair-designate, once a choice has been made, is reviewed during hearings held by the members of the United States Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs and then presented to the full Senate for a vote.

See also, various other Trump administration roles directly related to the economy: director of the NEC ( Cohn), Fed Vice-Chair, SEC chair ( Clayton), OMB director ( Mulvaney), Treasury secretary ( Mnuchin), Commerce secretary ( Ross), U.S. Trade Rep ( Lighthizer), SBA administrator ( McMahon), and several others.

Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Image	Name	Description
	Mark Albrecht	Former Executive Secretary of the National Space Council^[54]
	Jim Bridenstine	U.S. Representative for Oklahoma's 1st Congressional District^[54]^[55]
	Eileen Collins	Former astronaut and Space Shuttle Commander^[54]
	Doug Cooke	Former Associate Administrator for the Office of Exploration Systems Mission Directorate^[56]
	Mike Griffin	Former Administrator of NASA^[57]
	Charles J. Precourt	Former astronaut and Space Shuttle Commander^[56]
	Scott Pace	Director of the Space Policy Institute at George Washington University^[57]

Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy

Image	Name	Description
	David Gelernter	Professor of Computer Science at Yale University^[58]
	William Happer	Professor of Physics at Princeton University^[59]
	Thomas Massie	U.S. Representative from Kentucky's 4th congressional district^[60]

Secretary of the Army

Image	Name	Description
	Chris Gibson	Former U.S. Representative for New York's 19th congressional district^[61]
	Mark Green	Tennessee State Senator^[62]
	Tim Griffin	Lieutenant Governor of Arkansas; Former U.S. Representative for Arkansas's 2nd congressional district^[61]
	Duncan Hunter	Former U.S. Representative for California's 52nd congressional district^[61]
	John Shimkus	U.S. Representative for Illinois's 15th congressional district^[61]

Secretary of the Navy

Image	Name	Description
	Randy Forbes	Former U.S. Representative for Virginia's 4th Congressional District^[63]
	Duncan D. Hunter	U.S. Representative for California's 50th congressional district^[64]
	Robert O'Brien	Partner at Larson O'Brien LLP; Former US Alternate Representative to the 60th session of the United Nations General Assembly^[65]
	Richard V. Spencer	Investment banker; Managing director of Fall Creek Management, LLC^[66]

Deputy Secretary of State

Image	Name	Description
	Elliott Abrams	Former Deputy National Security Advisor for Global Democracy Strategy; official in Reagan and Bush administrations^[67] reportedly chosen by Sec. Tillerson, rejected by Pres. Trump^[68]
	John Bolton	Former United States Ambassador to the United Nations; former Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security Affairs^[69]
	Paula Dobriansky	Former Under Secretary of State for Democracy and Global Affairs^[70]
	Richard Haass	President of the Council on Foreign Relations; former Director of Policy Planning for the United States Department of State^[71]
	Jon Huntsman	Former Governor of Utah,^[72] chosen as ambassador to Russia^[73]
	James Franklin Jeffrey	Former Deputy National Security Advisor; former U.S. Ambassador to Iraq, Turkey and Albania^[70]
	Robert M. Kimmitt (withdrawn)	Former United States Deputy Secretary of the Treasury^[70]

Deputy Secretary of Education

Image	Name	Description
	Al Hubbard	Former director of the National Economic Council under President George W. Bush^[74]
	Hanna Skandera	Secretary of Education of New Mexico; former Deputy Education Commissioner of Florida^[75]

Deputy Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

Image	Name	Description
	Rick Lazio	Former U.S. Representative for New York's 2nd congressional district^[76]

Archivist of the United States

Image	Name	Description
	George Weigel	Author who wrote the biography of Pope John Paul II^[77]^[78]

Deputy Secretary of Agriculture

Image	Name	Description
	Charles Herbster	Head of President Donald Trump's Agriculture Committee, businessman, and former candidate for Governor of Nebraska^[79]
	A.G. Kawamura	Former California Agriculture Secretary^[79]
	Ted McKinney	Indiana Agriculture Director^[79]
	Kip Tom	Farmer and former candidate for Indiana's 3rd congressional district^[79]

Deputy Secretary of the Interior

Image	Name	Description
	David Bernhardt	Chairman of the natural resources department at the law firm Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck; Former Solicitor of the Interior^[80]

Deputy Secretary of Energy

Image	Name	Description
	Dan Brouillette	Former Assistant Secretary of Energy for Congressional Affairs^[81]

Deputy Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency

Image	Name	Description
	Donald van der Vaart	Former Secretary of the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality^[82]^[83]
	Andrew Wheeler	Lawyer at the firm Faegre Baker Daniels and former Republican staff director on the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee^[82]^[83]
	Jeffrey Holmstead	Lawyer with Bracewell LLP and senior E.P.A. official in the George W. Bush administration^[84]

Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights

Image	Name	Description
	George Conway	Partner at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz^[85]
	Harmeet Dhillon	San Francisco trial attorney; Republican National Committee from California^[86]

Under Secretary of Defense for Policy

Image	Name	Description
	Anne Patterson	Former Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs; former U.S. Ambassador to Egypt and Pakistan^[87]

Under Secretary of the Treasury for Domestic Finance

Image	Name	Description
	Justin Muzinich	A former Morgan Stanley banker^[88]

Under Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere

Image	Name	Description
	Mike Griffin	Former Administrator of NASA^[57]

Ambassador to the European Union

Image	Name	Description
	Ted Malloch	CEO and Professor^[89]

Ambassador to the Holy See

Image	Name	Description
	Chris Christie	Governor of New Jersey^[77]
	Joseph Forgione	Real estate developer^[77]^[78]
	Callista Gingrich	President of Gingrich Productions, wife of former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich^[78]^[90]
	Newt Gingrich	Former Speaker of the House^[77]
	Peggy Noonan	author, columnist, former speechwriter to President Ronald Reagan^[77]
	Bill O'Reilly	Commentator, author^[77]
	Joe Ricketts	Founder of TD Ameritrade^[77]
	Rick Santorum	Former U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania^[78]
	Arnold Schwarzenegger	Actor, former Governor of California^[77]^[78]
	Bill Simon	Businessman, former candidate for Governor of California^[77]^[78]^[91]
	George Weigel	Author who wrote the biography of Pope John Paul II^[77]^[78]

Ambassador to India

Image	Name	Description
	Ashley J. Tellis	A senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace^[92]

Ambassador to Mexico

Image	Name	Description
	Alberto Gonzales	Former United States Attorney General^[93]
	Randy Neugebauer	Former U.S. Representative for Texas' 19th congressional district^[94]
	Toby Neugebauer	Son of Rep. Randy Neugebauer, co-founder of Quantum Energy Partners^[94]
	Larry Rubin	President and Chairman of the Board of The American Society of Mexico^[93]
	Albert C. Zapanta	President and Chief Executive Officer of the United States-Mexico Chamber of Commerce^[93]

Ambassador to New Zealand

Image	Name	Description
	Scott Brown	Former United States Senator from Massachusetts^[95]

Ambassador to France

Image	Name	Description
	Jeffrey Loria	Owner of the Miami Marlins of Major League Baseball^[96]

Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom

Image	Name	Description
	Johnnie Moore, Jr.	Former faith adviser to Ben Carson^[97]
	Nina Shea	Human rights lawyer at the Hudson Institute^[97]
	Ken Starr	Former President and Chancellor of Baylor University; Former Solicitor General of the United States^[97]

Ambassador to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture

Image	Name	Description
	Sam Brownback	Governor of Kansas^[98]

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