how many counties did trump win?
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DID YOU KNOW? Trump Won 2,626 Counties. Hillary Only Won 487 According to the Associated Press, Clinton won 487 counties nationwide, compared with 2,626 for President-elect Donald Trump. There are rules to the contest, and Trump won fair and square. The rest is just noise and sore loser whining. If she wants, Hillary can go be the governor of California, or President of Saudi Arabia.
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Hereâs who supports Trump â and why And Trump has won five Southern states, three states in the Northeast and one in the West, Nevada. In other words: These aren’t just Trump voters, these are today’s Republicans. “The first few months he was entertaining to me,” said Carol Williams, 61, a small-business owner who lives in Fayetteville, Tenn. “I didn’t really think he was going to go anywhere — I really didn’t in the very beginning — and then I said: ‘You know, I really like everything he’s saying. See who supports Donald Trump.
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Donald Trump lost most of the American economy in this election According to the Brookings analysis, the less-than-500 counties that Clinton won nationwide combined to generate 64 percent of America's economic activity in 2015. The more-than-2,600 counties that Trump won combined to generate 36 percent of the country's economic activity last year. Clinton, in other words, carried nearly two-thirds of the American economy. Here's how the researchers, at the Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program, visualized that.
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The Bushwhacking of Trump Trump won an impressive victory, carrying 31 out of 50 states. But in several of them — including key states such as Georgia, Arizona, and Texas — he won a smaller percentage of the vote than Mitt Romney did. Indeed, nationally, Trump won 46.2 percent of votes cast, whereas Romney won 47.2 percent. In the 37 states considered “non-swing” or uncompetitive this year, Hillary Clinton’s margin of victory was greater than Barack Obama’s in 2012.
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2016 Election: Donald Trump Proves Surprisingly Popular With New Hampshire Voters Fifty-three people out of 500 potential voters in New Hampshire who participated in the poll, or 10.6 percent, said they would vote for Trump for president, while 72 people, or 14.4 percent, went for former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush.
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Donald Trump just blew up the electoral map Donald Trump is the president-elect of the United States of America, and he did it by completely blowing up the electoral map and all of our projections and expectations of it. To wit: Trump won his “must-win” states of Ohio, Florida and North Carolina in races that were called on Tuesday night.
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Presidential election in Montana, 2016 Donald Trump won the Montana Republican primary with more than 70 percent of the vote. Ted Cruz and John Kasich—both of whom suspended their campaigns in May 2016—came in second and third place, respectively. A total of 27 delegates were at stake. Trump received all of them.
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Mike Pence says Donald Trump won most counties by a Republican since Ronald Reagan With a split in the 2016 Electoral College and popular votes, there’s been an unusual amount of jockeying this year over how to frame the Election Day results. On the Dec. 4, 2016, edition of NBC’s Meet the Press, Vice President-elect Mike Pence used the yardstick of counties won to explain why Donald Trump’s victory was a watershed.
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Was Donald Trumpâs Electoral College Win a Historic Landslide? In terms of the 21st century, Trump did not come close to scoring a bigger Electoral College victory than Barack Obama did; in 2008, Obama won 365 electors, and in 2012, he won 332. Trump did, however, win more electors than George W. Bush did in either of his elections.
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Trump Scores Historic 13 Million GOP Primary Vote Blowout with California Win Presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump secured the last of the Republican primary states on Tuesday in California and a historic count of over 13 million primary election votes. Trump closed out the primary election season with wins in South Dakota, New Mexico, New Jersey, Montana, and California.
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A Look Inside Donald Trump's Lavish, $200 Million 'Palace' If Donald Trump were to actually win the presidency, one of his homes almost certainly would be in the spotlight: Mar-a-Lago. Already, when Trump won a victory in 3 states's primaries Tuesday, he delivered his speech from Mar-a-Lago.
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Where did Donald Trump do best in Democratic Broward? Broward County voters went overhwelmingly for Democrat Hillary Clinton in Tuesday's presidnetial election, giving her 66.5 percent of the vote. Donald Trump got 31.4 percent. There were big differences among the cities, towns and villages in the county.
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Donald Trump Falsely Claims He Won the Electoral College and Popular Vote by a 'Landslide' Trump’s claim that he won the Electoral College by a “landslide” also does not hold up, as he is projected to win 290 votes to Clinton’s 232 (the winning candidate needs 270 to secure the presidency and Michigan, which has 16 electoral votes, has not yet been officially called for either candidate).
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Donald Trump files $100million lawsuit claiming air traffic controllers are 'maliciously' redirecting flights over his ritzy Mar-a-Lago club just to make him mad Trump filed the suit against Palm Beach County last week, claiming his history of conflict with Palm Beach International Airport has led officials to spitefully redirect air traffic over his historic Mar-a-Lago estate in south Florida.
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The county-by-county data on Trump voters shows why he won The larger the percentage of minority residents in a county — whether black, Hispanic, or Asian — the lower Trump’s support. In the graph, I plot lines for the black and Latino populations. Notably, size of the Latino population was an even stronger predictor in 2016 than in 2012.
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Donald Trump set the record for the most GOP primary votes ever. But that's not his only record Trump said he got the most votes in the history of the Republican Party primary system. That’s accurate. He received 13.3 million votes, beating George W. Bush’s record of 11.5 million votes.
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Clinton and Trump wins in New York change little on national scale In short, despite winning about 60% of the vote in New York, Trump still faces the prospect of a contested convention in July, albeit a slightly diminished prospect (betting markets, which predict a Trump win, have barely budged either).
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How Trump won Florida Pennsylvania puts Trump on the path to a win. One of Trump’s pollsters, Tony Fabrizio, said the results showed that Clinton exceeded President Obama’s margins in the Florida markets he won in 2012. But Obama only carried Florida by less than a point.
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Donald Trump Won 7.5 Million Popular Vote Landslide in Heartland The remaining 5.4 million voted for other candidates. Trump’s 7.5 million popular vote landslide in America’s heartland, a resounding 7 point victory in those 3,084 counties over Clinton, 51 percent to 44 percent, gave him a 306 to 232 Electoral College landslide.
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7 Reasons Donald Trump Won The Presidential Election A similar pattern wouldn't have helped Clinton win Pennsylvania. She turned out about 25,000 fewer voters in Philadelphia than Obama, but that discrepancy would not have made up for the crumbling in rural areas and even some counties Obama won. Luzerne (Wilkes-Barre), for example, shifted huge to Trump — by 25 points.
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Itâs Still Not Clear That Donald Trump Will Get A Majority Of Delegates The bad news for Trump is pretty clear: even with a Missouri win, he would still have won only a little more than 47 percent of the delegates allocated so far. Moreover, he’ll need to win a little more than 54 percent of the remaining delegates to win the nomination on the first ballot. That’s certainly possible given there are several winner-take-all states to come, and Trump may do well in big East Coast states such as New York and New Jersey.
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Police presence at Donald Trump's Fla. rally costs local taxpayers Police presence at Donald Trump's Fla. rally costs local taxpayers. There were extra-duty deputies in addition to the teams of regular duty officers deployed by the sheriff's office. PALM BEACH, Fla. — Palm Beach County taxpayers ended up paying much of the bill for Donald Trump's March 13 presidential campaign rally in West Boca.
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The county-by-county data on Trump voters shows why he won As shown by the orange dotted line in the graph, Trump’s vote was higher in counties where the number of Latinos has increased significantly since 2000. This suggests that some voters may have supported Trump as a way of expressing white identity in an increasingly diverse nation.
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FACT CHECK: Trump Falsely Claims A 'Massive Landslide Victory' The Short Answer. Trump contends that the size of his victory was historic, which is not borne out by the results. Trump won 306 electoral votes to Clinton's 232. That puts him comfortably above the required 270 electoral votes.
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- Trump tops GOP field in New Hampshire, Iowa polls. In New Hampshire, Donald Trump leads John Kasich by 16 points and has more of the vote than Jeb Bush, Carly Fiorina, Rand Paul, Marco Rubio, and Scott Walker combined.
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In Trump they trust: Why these Californians voted red Lassen County in Northern California had the strongest vote in the state to elect Donald Trump for president. It was one of about a dozen other counties in the state that remained solidly red. We’re up here out of sight and out of mind and that’s how the state treats us. — Jeffrey Hemphill, Northern California resident.