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Maryland presidential election results 2016

Hillary Clinton carried Maryland by 26.42 points (734,759 votes), winning 10 electoral votes.

Electoral votes
10
Votes counted
2,781,446
MD result
D+26.4
Compared with the nation
24.4 pts more Democratic
Swing since 2012
0.4 pts to D

Statewide result

CandidatePartyVotesShareBarElectoral votes
Hillary ClintonDemocratic1,677,92860.30%10
Donald J. TrumpRepublican943,16933.90%—
Gary JohnsonLibertarian79,6052.90%—
Total votes2,781,446

Sources: md.pdf · 2016

Certified state documentCertified

Maryland State Board of Elections, 2016 Presidential General Election results, President and Vice President statewide by vote method (web print 12/9/2016, 3 pages)
Open the original document · pages 1, 2, 3

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 56 tickets as printed in the document
Ticket (as printed)CodeVotesShare
Clinton/ Kaine Democratic—1,677,92861.06%
Trump/ Pence Republican—943,16934.32%
Johnson/ Weld Libertarian—79,6052.90%
Stein/ Baraka Green—35,9451.31%
McMullin/ Johnson (Write In) Other—9,6300.35%
Castle/ Bradley (Write In) Other—5660.02%
Maturen/ Munoz (Write In) Other—5040.02%
Stephen McCarthy (Write In) Republican—970.00%
Kotlikoff/ Leamer (Write In) Unaffiliated—730.00%
Paij Boring (Write In) Republican—530.00%
Janet L. Reid (Write In) Republican—530.00%
Martin Carlisle (Write In) Unaffiliated—510.00%
La Riva / Sloan (Write In) Other—480.00%
Paul Adams (Write In) Democratic—440.00%
Hoefling/ Schulin (Write In) Other—420.00%
Jacqueline Gates (Write In) Republican—360.00%
Robert Buchanan (Write In) Unaffiliated—250.00%
Ben Hartnell (Write In) Unaffiliated—240.00%
Joann Breivogel (Write In) Republican—200.00%
Kahn/ Monahan (Write In) Other—180.00%
Richard Duncan (Write In) Unaffiliated—180.00%
Cathy Johnson Pendleton (Write In) (Democratic)Democratic170.00%
Mary E. Thomas (Write In) Democratic—160.00%
Dana E. Brown (Write In) Unaffiliated—150.00%
De La Fuente/ Steinberg (Write In) (Other)Other140.00%
Michael L. "Mike" Smith (Write In) (Other)Other130.00%
Sistah Soldjah (Write In) Other—130.00%
Joseph A. Maldanado (Write In) (Unaffiliated)Unaffiliated120.00%
Coop Smith (Write In) Other—110.00%
Jerry White (Write In) Other—110.00%
Valdivia/ Barriere (Write In) Unaffiliated—110.00%
Star Locke (Write In) Other—100.00%
Maurice Symonette (Write In) Unaffiliated—100.00%
Joe Schriner (Write In) Other—90.00%
Cherunda Fox (Write In) Unaffiliated—90.00%
William E. Bowhall, Jr. (Write In) (Other)Other70.00%
Shelia Bolar (Write In) Unaffiliated—70.00%
Michael B. Puskar (Write In) Unaffiliated—70.00%
Emidio Soltysik (Write In) Other—60.00%
Ameer Flippin (Write In) Unaffiliated—60.00%
Hedges/ Bayes (Write In) Other—50.00%
Michael David Boyles (Write In) (Unaffiliated)Unaffiliated50.00%
Theodis Brown, Sr (Write In) Other—40.00%
Gerald Jennings, II (Write In) Unaffiliated—40.00%
Schoenke/ Mitchell (Write In) Other—30.00%
Mohammed Keita (Write In) Other—20.00%
Vogel-Walcutt/ Walcutt (Write In) (Other)Other20.00%
Doug Terry (Write In) Democratic—10.00%
Richard Baxter Edgell (Write In) (Other)Other10.00%
Mitchell Williams (Write In) Other—10.00%
Wysinger/ Jefferson (Write In) Other—10.00%
Kora Roberta Katz Vakil (Write In) (Unaffiliated)Unaffiliated10.00%
Ken Lash (Write In) Other—00.00%
David Librace (Write In) Other—00.00%
Kevin M. Moreau (Write In) Other—00.00%
Michael S Olkowski (Write In) (Other)Other00.00%
Write-in / scattering33,263
Notes on how this document was read
  • Write-in candidates whose names wrap onto a second line ('(Write In)') are joined with the party in parentheses.

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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County Hillary ClintonDonald J. TrumpOthers TotalMargin
Allegany 7,87521,2701,509 30,654 43.7
Anne Arundel 128,419122,40319,259 270,081 2.2
Baltimore 218,412149,47722,793 390,682 17.6
Baltimore City 202,67325,20511,524 239,402 74.1
Calvert 18,22526,1763,007 47,408 16.8
Caroline 4,0099,368736 14,113 38.0
Carroll 26,56758,2157,066 91,848 34.5
Cecil 13,65028,8682,751 45,269 33.6
Charles 49,34125,6143,348 78,303 30.3
Dorchester 6,2458,413567 15,225 14.2
Frederick 56,52259,5229,633 125,677 2.4
Garrett 2,56710,776668 14,011 58.6
Harford 47,07777,8608,735 133,672 23.0
Howard 102,59747,48412,112 162,193 34.0
Kent 4,5754,876570 10,021 3.0
Montgomery 357,83792,70428,332 478,873 55.4
Prince George's 344,04932,81113,525 390,385 79.7
Queen Anne's 7,97316,9931,557 26,523 34.0
Somerset 4,1965,341363 9,900 11.6
St. Mary's 17,53428,6633,645 49,842 22.3
Talbot 8,65310,7241,176 20,553 10.1
Washington 21,12940,9983,864 65,991 30.1
Wicomico 18,05022,1982,299 42,547 9.7
Worcester 9,75317,2101,310 28,273 26.4

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).

Questions and answers

Who won Maryland in 2016?

Hillary Clinton won Maryland by 26.42 percentage points (734,759 votes).

How many electoral votes did Maryland have in 2016?

Maryland cast 10 electoral votes in 2016.

How many people voted for president in Maryland in 2016?

2,781,446 votes were counted for president.

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

Donald J. Trump 17, Hillary Clinton 7 (out of 24 counties with results).

How did Maryland change from 2012 to 2016?

The margin moved 0.4 points toward the Democratic ticket, from Democratic by 26.1 points to Democratic by 26.4 points.

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