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Louisiana presidential election results 2016

Donald J. Trump carried Louisiana by 19.64 points (398,484 votes), winning 8 electoral votes.

Electoral votes
8
Votes counted
2,029,032
LA result
R+19.6
Compared with the nation
21.6 pts more Republican
Swing since 2012
2.4 pts to R

Statewide result

CandidatePartyVotesShareBarElectoral votes
Donald J. TrumpRepublican1,178,63858.10%8
Hillary ClintonDemocratic780,15438.40%—
Gary JohnsonLibertarian37,9781.90%—
Total votes2,029,032

Sources: la.pdf · 2016

Certified state documentCertified

Louisiana Secretary of State, Official Election Results 11/8/2016, Presidential Electors, statewide (voterportal print 11/21/2016); ticket, party, percent, votes
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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 13 tickets as printed in the document
Ticket (as printed)CodeVotesShare
Donald Trump, Michael Pence Republican—1,178,63858.09%
Hillary Clinton, Timothy Kaine Democratic—780,15438.45%
Gary Johnson, Bill Weld Libertarian—37,9781.87%
Jill Stein, Ajamu Baraka Green—14,0310.69%
Evan McMullin, Nathan Johnson Courage Character Service—8,5470.42%
Darrell Castle, Scott Bradley Constitution Party Nominee—3,1290.15%
Chris Keniston, Deacon Taylor Veterans Party—1,8810.09%
Tom Hoefling, Steve Schulin Life, Family, Constitution—1,5810.08%
Laurence Kotlikoff, Edward Lea It's Our Children—1,0480.05%
Princess Jacob, Milton Fambro Loyal Trustworthy Compassion—7490.04%
Alyson Kennedy, Osborne Hart Socialist Workers Party—4800.02%
Gloria La Riva, Eugene Puryear Socialism and Liberation—4460.02%
Jerry White, Niles Niemuth Socialism Equality Anti-War—3700.02%

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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Acadia Parish: Donald J. Trump +56.7Bienville Parish: Donald J. Trump +9.0East Baton Rouge Parish: Hillary Clinton +9.2Jefferson Davis Parish: Donald J. Trump +53.9Ouachita Parish: Donald J. Trump +25.4Pointe Coupee Parish: Donald J. Trump +17.2St. Charles Parish: Donald J. Trump +30.8Tangipahoa Parish: Donald J. Trump +32.6Vernon Parish: Donald J. Trump +65.0West Baton Rouge Parish: Donald J. Trump +12.1Winn Parish: Donald J. Trump +46.5Lafourche Parish: Donald J. Trump +56.5Lincoln Parish: Donald J. Trump +19.6Livingston Parish: Donald J. Trump +72.5Natchitoches Parish: Donald J. Trump +11.0Plaquemines Parish: Donald J. Trump +33.6Rapides Parish: Donald J. Trump +32.5Red River Parish: Donald J. Trump +10.2Sabine Parish: Donald J. Trump +63.1Ascension Parish: Donald J. Trump +36.0St. Helena Parish: Hillary Clinton +14.4St. James Parish: Hillary Clinton +8.0St. Landry Parish: Donald J. Trump +11.9St. Martin Parish: Donald J. Trump +33.4St. Tammany Parish: Donald J. Trump +50.8Vermilion Parish: Donald J. Trump +59.3Washington Parish: Donald J. Trump +36.8Beauregard Parish: Donald J. Trump +65.3Bossier Parish: Donald J. Trump +45.8Caddo Parish: Hillary Clinton +4.2Cameron Parish: Donald J. Trump +79.4De Soto Parish: Donald J. Trump +21.5East Carroll Parish: Hillary Clinton +26.5Franklin Parish: Donald J. Trump +43.7Grant Parish: Donald J. Trump +70.6Jackson Parish: Donald J. Trump +40.6Jefferson Parish: Donald J. Trump +14.7Lafayette Parish: Donald J. Trump +33.6St. John the Baptist Parish: Hillary Clinton +24.5Union Parish: Donald J. Trump +48.5Webster Parish: Donald J. Trump +29.1West Feliciana Parish: Donald J. Trump +19.7Assumption Parish: Donald J. Trump +25.5Caldwell Parish: Donald J. Trump +64.7Catahoula Parish: Donald J. Trump +44.4Iberville Parish: Hillary Clinton +6.3La Salle Parish: Donald J. Trump +79.6Morehouse Parish: Donald J. Trump +11.4Richland Parish: Donald J. Trump +32.6Madison Parish: Hillary Clinton +17.3Orleans Parish: Hillary Clinton +66.2St. Bernard Parish: Donald J. Trump +33.4Evangeline Parish: Donald J. Trump +41.3West Carroll Parish: Donald J. Trump +68.4Calcasieu Parish: Donald J. Trump +33.3Claiborne Parish: Donald J. Trump +13.5Concordia Parish: Donald J. Trump +24.9East Feliciana Parish: Donald J. Trump +13.3Allen Parish: Donald J. Trump +51.5Avoyelles Parish: Donald J. Trump +37.0St. Mary Parish: Donald J. Trump +27.6Tensas Parish: Hillary Clinton +5.9Terrebonne Parish: Donald J. Trump +48.4Iberia Parish: Donald J. Trump +31.4
Each county coloured by its winner and shaded by margin. Tap one for its history.
County Hillary ClintonDonald J. TrumpOthers TotalMargin
Acadia 5,63821,162589 27,389 56.7
Allen 2,1066,867272 9,245 51.5
Ascension 16,47636,1432,059 54,678 36.0
Assumption 3,9316,714259 10,904 25.5
Avoyelles 5,03511,165386 16,586 37.0
Beauregard 2,39312,238447 15,078 65.3
Bienville 3,1293,756120 7,005 9.0
Bossier 12,64135,4741,733 49,848 45.8
Caddo 53,48349,0063,315 105,804 4.2
Calcasieu 26,29654,1913,298 83,785 33.3
Caldwell 7883,82282 4,692 64.7
Cameron 3233,256113 3,692 79.4
Catahoula 1,3223,47955 4,856 44.4
Claiborne 2,7173,585119 6,421 13.5
Concordia 3,2725,477123 8,872 24.9
De Soto 5,1658,068267 13,500 21.5
East Baton Rouge 102,82884,6609,003 196,491 9.2
East Carroll 1,8381,05942 2,939 26.5
East Feliciana 4,2355,569238 10,042 13.3
Evangeline 4,20810,360314 14,882 41.3
Franklin 2,5066,514142 9,162 43.7
Grant 1,1817,408232 8,821 70.6
Iberia 10,69820,903853 32,454 31.4
Iberville 8,3247,320399 16,043 6.3
Jackson 2,1395,169156 7,464 40.6
Jefferson 73,670100,3987,571 181,639 14.7
Jefferson Davis 3,08010,775422 14,277 53.9
La Salle 6055,836128 6,569 79.6
Lafayette 32,72668,1954,682 105,603 33.6
Lafourche 8,42331,9591,263 41,645 56.5
Lincoln 7,10710,761801 18,669 19.6
Livingston 6,95048,8241,956 57,730 72.5
Madison 2,7441,92761 4,732 17.3
Morehouse 5,1556,502195 11,852 11.4
Natchitoches 7,1448,968509 16,621 11.0
Orleans 133,99624,2927,524 165,812 66.2
Ouachita 24,42841,7341,855 68,017 25.4
Plaquemines 3,3476,900326 10,573 33.6
Pointe Coupee 4,7646,789208 11,761 17.2
Rapides 18,32236,8161,706 56,844 32.5
Red River 1,9382,39193 4,422 10.2
Richland 3,1576,287153 9,597 32.6
Sabine 1,7037,879205 9,787 63.1
St. Bernard 4,96010,237618 15,815 33.4
St. Charles 8,55916,6211,012 26,192 30.8
St. Helena 3,3532,497114 5,964 14.4
St. James 6,4185,456211 12,085 8.0
St. John the Baptist 12,6617,569513 20,743 24.5
St. Landry 17,20921,971797 39,977 11.9
St. Martin 8,26616,873611 25,750 33.4
St. Mary 8,05014,359468 22,877 27.6
St. Tammany 27,71790,9155,760 124,392 50.8
Tangipahoa 16,87833,9591,579 52,416 32.6
Tensas 1,3321,18234 2,548 5.9
Terrebonne 10,66531,9021,329 43,896 48.4
Union 2,6917,972231 10,894 48.5
Vermilion 4,85720,063712 25,632 59.3
Vernon 2,66513,471497 16,633 65.0
Washington 5,69212,556380 18,628 36.8
Webster 6,26011,542343 18,145 29.1
West Baton Rouge 5,3836,927402 12,712 12.1
West Carroll 7153,97074 4,759 68.4
West Feliciana 2,2483,390161 5,799 19.7
Winn 1,6444,608120 6,372 46.5

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 Louisiana in 2016?

Donald J. Trump won Louisiana by 19.64 percentage points (398,484 votes).

How many electoral votes did Louisiana have in 2016?

Louisiana cast 8 electoral votes in 2016.

How many people voted for president in Louisiana in 2016?

2,029,032 votes were counted for president.

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

Donald J. Trump 54, Hillary Clinton 10 (out of 64 counties with results).

How did Louisiana change from 2012 to 2016?

The margin moved 2.4 points toward the Republican ticket, from Republican by 17.2 points to Republican by 19.6 points.

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