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Indiana presidential election results 2016

Donald J. Trump carried Indiana by 19.17 points (524,160 votes), winning 11 electoral votes.

Electoral votes
11
Votes counted
2,734,958
IN result
R+19.2
Compared with the nation
21.2 pts more Republican
Swing since 2012
9.0 pts to R

Statewide result

CandidatePartyVotesShareBarElectoral votes
Donald J. TrumpRepublican1,557,28656.90%11
Hillary ClintonDemocratic1,033,12637.80%—
Gary JohnsonLibertarian133,9934.90%—
Total votes2,734,958

Sources: in.pdf · 2016

Certified state documentCertified

Indiana Election Division, Indiana General Election November 8, 2016, official results (last updated December 12, 2016; web print): President, statewide, candidates with running mates and party (W/I = write-in)
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Every ticket on the ballot, as printed in the certified document (the statewide table above groups minor candidates as “Others” when the source does).

All 17 tickets as printed in the document
Ticket (as printed)CodeVotesShare
Trump, Donald J. Michael R. Pence (Republican)Republican1,557,28656.94%
Clinton, Hillary Tim Kaine (Democratic)Democratic1,033,12637.77%
Johnson, Gary Bill Weld (Libertarian)Libertarian133,9934.90%
Stein, Jill (W/I(Green))—7,8410.29%
Castle, Darrell L. Scott N. Bradley (W/I(Constitution))—1,9370.07%
Hoefling, Tom (W/I(Independent))—2690.01%
Roberts, Matthew (W/I(Independent))—1480.01%
Jackson, Denny Carroll (W/I(Independent))—1210.00%
Soltysik, Emidio Angela Nicole Walker (W/I(Socialist))—570.00%
Kotlikoff, Laurence (W/I(Independent))—490.00%
Kelly, Melissa L. (W/I(Independent))—440.00%
Duncan, Richard (W/I(Independent))—250.00%
Mullis, G. Richard (W/I(Independent))—220.00%
De La Fuente, Roque (W/I(Independent))—210.00%
Brown, Ray C. (W/I(Independent))—110.00%
Maldonado, Joseph (W/I(Independent))—70.00%
Fox, Cherunda (W/I(Independent))—10.00%
Notes on how this document was read
  • The 'Statewide' district label printed beside one row is stripped from that label (kept under trailing_text).

Method: text layer: words grouped by baseline (pdfplumber), numeric tokens taken as the row's values under the spec's column labels; each row's digits matched against PyMuPDF's words (second extraction)

County resultsMIT Election Lab

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MIT Election Data and Science Lab, County Presidential Election Returns 2000-2016 (compiled from official state election records)
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Gibson County: Donald J. Trump +47.5Hancock County: Donald J. Trump +44.7Huntington County: Donald J. Trump +50.8Jennings County: Donald J. Trump +52.6Kosciusko County: Donald J. Trump +54.9Madison County: Donald J. Trump +25.6Monroe County: Hillary Clinton +23.3Ohio County: Donald J. Trump +49.0Pike County: Donald J. Trump +51.9Pulaski County: Donald J. Trump +46.3Rush County: Donald J. Trump +52.2Sullivan County: Donald J. Trump +47.0Warrick County: Donald J. Trump +33.9Wells County: Donald J. Trump +56.3Whitley County: Donald J. Trump +51.1Blackford County: Donald J. Trump +43.5Boone County: Donald J. Trump +29.4Clay County: Donald J. Trump +55.2DeKalb County: Donald J. Trump +48.0Orange County: Donald J. Trump +45.8Parke County: Donald J. Trump +52.0Porter County: Donald J. Trump +6.7Randolph County: Donald J. Trump +48.5Ripley County: Donald J. Trump +57.3St. Joseph County: Hillary Clinton +0.2Starke County: Donald J. Trump +42.0Steuben County: Donald J. Trump +43.9Tipton County: Donald J. Trump +53.3Union County: Donald J. Trump +52.6Vigo County: Donald J. Trump +15.1Wabash County: Donald J. Trump +50.5Washington County: Donald J. Trump +49.0White County: Donald J. Trump +42.8Greene County: Donald J. Trump +53.2Hamilton County: Donald J. Trump +19.5Henry County: Donald J. Trump +43.5Howard County: Donald J. Trump +33.8Jackson County: Donald J. Trump +51.3Jefferson County: Donald J. Trump +31.2LaGrange County: Donald J. Trump +51.7LaPorte County: Donald J. Trump +6.4Marion County: Hillary Clinton +22.8Martin County: Donald J. Trump +58.6Miami County: Donald J. Trump +53.5Morgan County: Donald J. Trump +56.4Benton County: Donald J. Trump +46.9Brown County: Donald J. Trump +31.4Carroll County: Donald J. Trump +50.7Clark County: Donald J. Trump +22.0Crawford County: Donald J. Trump +36.8Decatur County: Donald J. Trump +57.2Delaware County: Donald J. Trump +13.5Fountain County: Donald J. Trump +55.9Allen County: Donald J. Trump +19.4Adams County: Donald J. Trump +52.3Fulton County: Donald J. Trump +48.4Grant County: Donald J. Trump +39.5Hendricks County: Donald J. Trump +34.1Jay County: Donald J. Trump +47.7Lawrence County: Donald J. Trump +51.3Marshall County: Donald J. Trump +41.4Noble County: Donald J. Trump +49.1Owen County: Donald J. Trump +49.2Putnam County: Donald J. Trump +49.5Shelby County: Donald J. Trump +47.1Tippecanoe County: Donald J. Trump +5.6Vermillion County: Donald J. Trump +35.0Bartholomew County: Donald J. Trump +33.2Cass County: Donald J. Trump +41.8Daviess County: Donald J. Trump +62.6Fayette County: Donald J. Trump +48.1Floyd County: Donald J. Trump +20.0Warren County: Donald J. Trump +52.4Wayne County: Donald J. Trump +30.1Harrison County: Donald J. Trump +44.0Jasper County: Donald J. Trump +45.2Johnson County: Donald J. Trump +42.3Knox County: Donald J. Trump +47.1Lake County: Hillary Clinton +20.5Montgomery County: Donald J. Trump +50.8Newton County: Donald J. Trump +46.1Clinton County: Donald J. Trump +47.9Perry County: Donald J. Trump +18.5Posey County: Donald J. Trump +39.2Scott County: Donald J. Trump +37.7Spencer County: Donald J. Trump +37.2Switzerland County: Donald J. Trump +44.0Vanderburgh County: Donald J. Trump +16.5Dearborn County: Donald J. Trump +55.2Dubois County: Donald J. Trump +39.9Elkhart County: Donald J. Trump +32.2Franklin County: Donald J. Trump +60.8
Each county coloured by its winner and shaded by margin. Tap one for its history.
County Hillary ClintonDonald J. TrumpOthers TotalMargin
Adams 2,8059,648637 13,090 52.3
Allen 55,38283,9307,825 147,137 19.4
Bartholomew 9,84120,6402,009 32,490 33.2
Benton 8602,579227 3,666 46.9
Blackford 1,2433,350246 4,839 43.5
Boone 10,18119,6542,343 32,178 29.4
Brown 2,5185,016411 7,945 31.4
Carroll 1,8926,273478 8,643 50.7
Cass 3,7599,701749 14,209 41.8
Clark 18,80830,0352,304 51,147 22.0
Clay 2,3068,531445 11,282 55.2
Clinton 2,8198,531586 11,936 47.9
Crawford 1,3233,015255 4,593 36.8
Daviess 1,8008,545423 10,768 62.6
DeKalb 3,94212,054906 16,902 48.0
Dearborn 4,88318,113991 23,987 55.2
Decatur 2,1218,490516 11,127 57.2
Delaware 18,15324,2632,707 45,123 13.5
Dubois 5,38913,3651,230 19,984 39.9
Elkhart 20,74041,8673,023 65,630 32.2
Fayette 2,2526,839439 9,530 48.1
Floyd 13,94521,4322,048 37,425 20.0
Fountain 1,4765,662354 7,492 55.9
Franklin 1,9698,669375 11,013 60.8
Fulton 1,9606,010404 8,374 48.4
Gibson 3,72111,081682 15,484 47.5
Grant 7,01017,0081,294 25,312 39.5
Greene 2,92910,277595 13,801 53.2
Hamilton 57,26387,4049,589 154,256 19.5
Hancock 8,90425,0742,203 36,181 44.7
Harrison 4,78312,943832 18,558 44.0
Hendricks 22,60048,3374,622 75,559 34.1
Henry 5,12413,8951,136 20,155 43.5
Howard 11,21523,6751,953 36,843 33.8
Huntington 3,50611,649888 16,043 50.8
Jackson 3,84312,859871 17,573 51.3
Jasper 3,3299,382667 13,378 45.2
Jay 1,8895,697400 7,986 47.7
Jefferson 4,3268,546672 13,544 31.2
Jennings 2,3648,224562 11,150 52.6
Johnson 17,31845,4563,726 66,500 42.3
Knox 3,77211,077667 15,516 47.1
Kosciusko 6,31323,9351,836 32,084 54.9
LaGrange 2,0807,025461 9,566 51.7
LaPorte 19,79822,6872,718 45,203 6.4
Lake 116,93575,6258,645 201,205 20.5
Lawrence 4,21014,035907 19,152 51.3
Madison 18,59532,3762,938 53,909 25.6
Marion 212,899130,36019,113 362,372 22.8
Marshall 4,79812,288996 18,082 41.4
Martin 8813,697231 4,809 58.6
Miami 2,7669,975741 13,482 53.5
Monroe 34,21620,5923,646 58,454 23.3
Montgomery 3,36211,059735 15,156 50.8
Morgan 6,04023,6741,566 31,280 56.4
Newton 1,4044,077314 5,795 46.1
Noble 3,90412,198788 16,890 49.1
Ohio 6862,118117 2,921 49.0
Orange 2,0485,803341 8,192 45.8
Owen 1,9466,153458 8,557 49.2
Parke 1,4414,863278 6,582 52.0
Perry 3,0624,556437 8,055 18.5
Pike 1,2974,398282 5,977 51.9
Porter 33,67638,8324,682 77,190 6.7
Posey 3,5218,404542 12,467 39.2
Pulaski 1,3273,854278 5,459 46.3
Putnam 3,35610,637722 14,715 49.5
Randolph 2,4467,517495 10,458 48.5
Ripley 2,4719,806533 12,810 57.3
Rush 1,5255,292397 7,214 52.2
Scott 2,6426,074385 9,101 37.7
Shelby 4,24712,7181,029 17,994 47.1
Spencer 2,8616,572546 9,979 37.2
St. Joseph 52,25252,0215,787 110,060 0.2
Starke 2,4896,367370 9,226 42.0
Steuben 3,74410,133689 14,566 43.9
Sullivan 2,1136,138308 8,559 47.0
Switzerland 9302,558211 3,699 44.0
Tippecanoe 27,28230,7684,465 62,515 5.6
Tipton 1,5875,589334 7,510 53.3
Union 7152,445131 3,291 52.6
Vanderburgh 28,53040,4963,481 72,507 16.5
Vermillion 2,0814,513345 6,939 35.0
Vigo 15,93121,9371,950 39,818 15.1
Wabash 3,0189,821629 13,468 50.5
Warren 8392,898193 3,930 52.4
Warrick 9,08619,1131,390 29,589 33.9
Washington 2,6368,209537 11,382 49.0
Wayne 8,32216,0281,229 25,579 30.1
Wells 2,58610,005594 13,185 56.3
White 2,5906,893570 10,053 42.8
Whitley 3,37911,358886 15,623 51.1

Candidate votes as printed in the document. “Total” is the document’s total where it prints one, otherwise the sum of the candidate columns. Margin is the leading ticket’s lead in points over the second.

Notes on how this document was read
  • Secondary source: MIT Election Data and Science Lab, County Presidential Election Returns 2000-2016 (compiled from official state election records).

Method: Machine-readable dataset; county sums checked against the state totals in The American Presidency Project summary (within 0.5% for both main tickets).

Questions and answers

Who won Indiana in 2016?

Donald J. Trump won Indiana by 19.17 percentage points (524,160 votes).

How many electoral votes did Indiana have in 2016?

Indiana cast 11 electoral votes in 2016.

How many people voted for president in Indiana in 2016?

2,734,958 votes were counted for president.

How many counties did each candidate win in Indiana in 2016?

Donald J. Trump 88, Hillary Clinton 4 (out of 92 counties with results).

How did Indiana change from 2012 to 2016?

The margin moved 9.0 points toward the Republican ticket, from Republican by 10.2 points to Republican by 19.2 points.

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