Kansas presidential election results 2016

Donald J. Trump carried Kansas by 20.60 points (244,013 votes), winning 6 electoral votes.

Electoral votes: 6
Votes counted: 1,184,402
KS result: R+20.6
Compared with the nation: 22.6 pts more Republican
Swing since 2012: 1.1 pts to D

Statewide result

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Electoral votes
Donald J. Trump	Republican	671,018	56.70%	6
Hillary Clinton	Democratic	427,005	36.10%	—
Gary Johnson	Libertarian	55,406	4.70%	—
Total votes		1,184,402

Sources: ks.pdf · 2016

Certified state documentCertified

Kansas Secretary of State, 2016 General Election Official Vote Totals (21 pages); page 1 President / Vice President statewide, ballot candidates with party letter and write-in candidates
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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 25 tickets as printed in the document

Ticket (as printed)	Code	Votes	Share
R-Donald J. Trump	—	671,018	56.65%
D-Hillary Rodham Clinton	—	427,005	36.05%
L-Gary Johnson	—	55,406	4.68%
i-Jill Stein	—	23,506	1.98%
Evan McMullin	—	6,520	0.55%
Darrell L Castle	—	646	0.05%
Michael A Maturen	—	214	0.02%
Tom Hoefling	—	45	0.00%
Ajay Sood	—	10	0.00%
Gloria La Riva	—	7	0.00%
Andrew D. Basiago	—	6	0.00%
Mike Smith	—	6	0.00%
"Rocky" Roque De La Fuente	—	3	0.00%
James A Hedges	—	3	0.00%
Joe C Schriner	—	3	0.00%
Lynn Kahn	—	2	0.00%
Darryl Perry	—	1	0.00%
Shawna Sterling	—	1	0.00%
Rocky Giordani	—	—	—
Michael S. Levinson	—	—	—
Monica G. Moorehead	—	—	—
Marshall R. Schoenke	—	—	—
Anthony J Valdivia	—	—	—
J.J. Vogel-Walcutt	—	—	—
Demetra Jefferson Wysinger	—	—	—

Notes on how this document was read

Write-in candidates with no votes print only '.0 %': votes null.

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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Each county coloured by its winner and shaded by margin. Tap one for its history.

County	Hillary Clinton	Donald J. Trump	Others	Total	Margin
Allen	1,433	3,651	370	5,454	40.7
Anderson	672	2,435	243	3,350	52.6
Atchison	1,989	4,049	537	6,575	31.3
Barber	286	1,850	116	2,252	69.4
Barton	1,839	7,888	542	10,269	58.9
Bourbon	1,336	4,424	333	6,093	50.7
Brown	863	2,906	267	4,036	50.6
Butler	6,573	19,073	2,011	27,657	45.2
Chase	316	969	84	1,369	47.7
Chautauqua	197	1,236	48	1,481	70.2
Cherokee	2,005	6,182	433	8,620	48.5
Cheyenne	181	1,173	53	1,407	70.5
Clark	120	825	60	1,005	70.1
Clay	677	2,891	252	3,820	58.0
Cloud	761	2,919	250	3,930	54.9
Coffey	727	3,050	291	4,068	57.1
Comanche	102	715	50	867	70.7
Cowley	3,551	8,270	800	12,621	37.4
Crawford	5,199	8,624	1,068	14,891	23.0
Decatur	178	1,210	64	1,452	71.1
Dickinson	1,609	6,029	572	8,210	53.8
Doniphan	587	2,606	185	3,378	59.8
Douglas	31,195	14,688	4,204	50,087	33.0
Edwards	212	1,037	70	1,319	62.5
Elk	160	1,048	51	1,259	70.5
Ellis	2,742	8,466	739	11,947	47.9
Ellsworth	521	1,969	189	2,679	54.1
Finney	3,195	6,350	614	10,159	31.1
Ford	2,149	5,114	455	7,718	38.4
Franklin	2,892	7,185	888	10,965	39.2
Geary	2,722	4,274	508	7,504	20.7
Gove	149	1,140	54	1,343	73.8
Graham	188	1,025	71	1,284	65.2
Grant	441	1,804	144	2,389	57.1
Gray	263	1,698	105	2,066	69.5
Greeley	83	534	33	650	69.4
Greenwood	485	2,160	195	2,840	59.0
Hamilton	121	705	50	876	66.7
Harper	393	1,996	189	2,578	62.2
Harvey	5,068	8,668	1,180	14,916	24.1
Haskell	245	1,040	69	1,354	58.7
Hodgeman	124	855	38	1,017	71.9
Jackson	1,512	3,939	367	5,818	41.7
Jefferson	2,518	5,213	606	8,337	32.3
Jewell	180	1,223	91	1,494	69.8
Johnson	129,852	137,490	22,748	290,090	2.6
Kearny	174	1,075	67	1,316	68.5
Kingman	599	2,530	205	3,334	57.9
Kiowa	114	900	65	1,079	72.8
Labette	2,291	5,335	481	8,107	37.5
Lane	106	718	47	871	70.3
Leavenworth	10,209	17,638	2,454	30,301	24.5
Lincoln	215	1,179	70	1,464	65.8
Linn	736	3,484	207	4,427	62.1
Logan	149	1,132	76	1,357	72.4
Lyon	4,649	6,552	1,087	12,288	15.5
Marion	1,204	4,003	417	5,624	49.8
Marshall	1,072	3,307	294	4,673	47.8
McPherson	3,226	8,549	967	12,742	41.8
Meade	210	1,415	95	1,720	70.1
Miami	3,991	10,003	1,028	15,022	40.0
Mitchell	477	2,308	157	2,942	62.2
Montgomery	2,637	8,679	688	12,004	50.3
Morris	601	1,820	203	2,624	46.5
Morton	147	995	50	1,192	71.1
Nemaha	725	4,124	273	5,122	66.4
Neosho	1,501	4,431	382	6,314	46.4
Ness	162	1,228	64	1,454	73.3
Norton	281	1,840	113	2,234	69.8
Osage	1,753	4,826	467	7,046	43.6
Osborne	233	1,460	95	1,788	68.6
Ottawa	424	2,283	196	2,903	64.0
Pawnee	579	1,904	178	2,661	49.8
Phillips	300	2,233	131	2,664	72.6
Pottawatomie	2,225	7,612	856	10,693	50.4
Pratt	771	2,838	233	3,842	53.8
Rawlins	163	1,220	89	1,472	71.8
Reno	6,837	15,513	1,860	24,210	35.8
Republic	375	2,024	130	2,529	65.2
Rice	695	2,837	272	3,804	56.3
Riley	9,341	10,107	2,084	21,532	3.6
Rooks	275	2,031	113	2,419	72.6
Rush	233	1,197	73	1,503	64.1
Russell	461	2,574	158	3,193	66.2
Saline	6,317	13,828	1,919	22,064	34.0
Scott	236	1,865	101	2,202	74.0
Sedgwick	69,627	104,353	14,803	188,783	18.4
Seward	1,628	3,159	251	5,038	30.4
Shawnee	33,926	35,934	5,546	75,406	2.7
Sheridan	127	1,197	50	1,374	77.9
Sherman	347	2,089	176	2,612	66.7
Smith	297	1,661	84	2,042	66.8
Stafford	304	1,490	102	1,896	62.6
Stanton	115	492	30	637	59.2
Stevens	220	1,599	72	1,891	72.9
Sumner	2,076	6,984	662	9,722	50.5
Thomas	473	2,908	195	3,576	68.1
Trego	198	1,227	57	1,482	69.4
Wabaunsee	776	2,372	232	3,380	47.2
Wallace	46	721	31	798	84.6
Washington	387	2,194	184	2,765	65.4
Wichita	140	769	47	956	65.8
Wilson	594	2,788	209	3,591	61.1
Woodson	273	1,082	88	1,443	56.1
Wyandotte	30,146	15,806	2,829	48,781	29.4

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).

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Questions and answers

Who won Kansas in 2016?

Donald J. Trump won Kansas by 20.60 percentage points (244,013 votes).

How many electoral votes did Kansas have in 2016?

Kansas cast 6 electoral votes in 2016.

How many people voted for president in Kansas in 2016?

1,184,402 votes were counted for president.

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

Donald J. Trump 103, Hillary Clinton 2 (out of 105 counties with results).

How did Kansas change from 2012 to 2016?

The margin moved 1.1 points toward the Democratic ticket, from Republican by 21.7 points to Republican by 20.6 points.

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