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Arizona 2008 vs 2024: county swing

12 of 15 counties moved toward the Republican ticket; 0 changed hands.

Cochise County: swing R+2.5Maricopa County: swing D+7.1Coconino County: swing D+2.9Graham County: swing R+7.3Greenlee County: swing R+22.2La Paz County: swing R+15.6Navajo County: swing R+5.5Pinal County: swing R+7.6Santa Cruz County: swing R+12.7Yuma County: swing R+6.7Apache County: swing R+9.3Gila County: swing R+9.8Pima County: swing D+9.2Mohave County: swing R+22.9Yavapai County: swing R+9.5
Red: toward the Republican ticket. Blue: toward the Democratic ticket.
County20082024SwingVotes 2008Votes 2024
Mohave County R+32.9 R+55.8 R+22.9 67,605 110,457
Greenlee County R+18.8 R+41.0 R+22.2 2,913 3,308
La Paz County R+28.5 R+44.1 R+15.6 5,552 7,626
Santa Cruz County D+31.3 D+18.6 R+12.7 13,303 19,126
Gila County R+27.8 R+37.6 R+9.8 22,333 27,648
Yavapai County R+24.4 R+33.9 R+9.5 99,648 149,428
Apache County D+28.2 D+18.9 R+9.3 24,262 32,023
Pinal County R+14.5 R+22.1 R+7.6 104,883 209,566
Graham County R+40.8 R+48.1 R+7.3 12,007 15,183
Yuma County R+13.7 R+20.4 R+6.7 43,615 68,199
Navajo County R+11.7 R+17.2 R+5.5 35,800 50,715
Cochise County R+20.7 R+23.2 R+2.5 48,820 58,935
Coconino County D+17.0 D+19.9 D+2.9 54,344 70,096
Maricopa County R+10.6 R+3.5 D+7.1 1,364,962 2,054,415
Pima County D+6.0 D+15.2 D+9.2 393,428 513,436

Official results As published by The American Presidency Project (UC Santa Barbara) and the state documents it links. How we use this data