Alabama presidential election results 2020

Donald J. Trump carried Alabama by 25.46 points (591,546 votes), winning 9 electoral votes.

Electoral votes: 9
Votes counted: 2,323,282
AL result: R+25.5
Compared with the nation: 29.9 pts more Republican
Swing since 2016: 2.3 pts to D

Statewide result

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share	Electoral votes
Donald J. Trump	Republican	1,441,170	62.03%	9
Joseph R. Biden	Democratic	849,624	36.57%	—
Others	Others	32,488	1.40%	—
Total votes		2,323,282

Sources: al-2020.pdf · 2020

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Alabama Secretary of State / State Canvassing Board, Statewide Offices - General Election Results November 3, 2020 (certified November 23, 2020; 102 pages, text PDF); pages 3-4 President and Vice President (the United States Senator columns of the same table are not read)
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All 4 tickets as printed in the document

Ticket (as printed)	Code	Votes	Share
Donald J. Trump (R)	R	1,441,170	62.03%
Joseph R. Biden (D)	D	849,624	36.57%
Jo Jorgensen (I)	I	25,176	1.08%
Write‐In	—	7,312	0.31%

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

County	Joseph R. Biden	Donald J. Trump	Jo Jorgensen	Write‐In	Total	Margin
Autauga	7,503	19,838	350	79	27,770	44.4
Baldwin	24,578	83,544	1,229	328	109,679	53.8
Barbour	4,816	5,622	68	12	10,518	7.7
Bibb	1,986	7,525	74	10	9,595	57.7
Blount	2,640	24,711	209	28	27,588	80.0
Bullock	3,446	1,146	19	2	4,613	49.9
Butler	3,965	5,458	59	6	9,488	15.7
Calhoun	15,216	35,101	553	113	50,983	39.0
Chambers	6,365	8,753	141	25	15,284	15.6
Cherokee	1,624	10,583	82	12	12,301	72.8
Chilton	3,073	16,085	123	29	19,310	67.4
Choctaw	3,127	4,296	38	3	7,464	15.7
Clarke	5,755	7,324	49	7	13,135	11.9
Clay	1,267	5,601	53	9	6,930	62.5
Cleburne	675	6,484	60	8	7,227	80.4
Coffee	5,076	16,899	264	36	22,275	53.1
Colbert	8,343	19,203	272	68	27,886	38.9
Conecuh	2,966	3,442	32	1	6,441	7.4
Coosa	1,796	3,631	46	6	5,479	33.5
Covington	2,721	14,586	97	26	17,430	68.1
Crenshaw	1,700	4,864	44	9	6,617	47.8
Cullman	4,478	36,880	418	75	41,851	77.4
Dale	5,170	14,303	233	32	19,738	46.3
Dallas	12,230	5,524	90	20	17,864	37.5
DeKalb	4,281	24,767	250	58	29,356	69.8
Elmore	10,367	30,164	398	101	41,030	48.3
Escambia	4,918	10,869	94	29	15,910	37.4
Etowah	11,567	35,528	531	102	47,728	50.2
Fayette	1,395	7,300	56	15	8,766	67.4
Franklin	2,086	10,376	106	10	12,578	65.9
Geneva	1,595	10,848	90	12	12,545	73.8
Greene	3,884	875	8	8	4,775	63.0
Hale	4,663	3,192	37	8	7,900	18.6
Henry	2,606	6,607	69	16	9,298	43.0
Houston	12,917	32,618	533	105	46,173	42.7
Jackson	3,717	19,670	208	41	23,636	67.5
Jefferson	181,688	138,843	3,578	1,739	325,848	13.1
Lamar	978	6,174	33	8	7,193	72.2
Lauderdale	11,915	31,721	537	166	44,339	44.7
Lawrence	3,562	12,322	126	21	16,031	54.6
Lee	27,860	42,221	1,019	349	71,449	20.1
Limestone	13,672	34,640	748	175	49,235	42.6
Lowndes	4,972	1,836	26	1	6,835	45.9
Macon	7,108	1,541	52	22	8,723	63.8
Madison	87,286	102,780	3,699	1,002	194,767	8.0
Marengo	5,488	5,343	59	10	10,900	1.3
Marion	1,463	12,205	115	24	13,807	77.8
Marshall	5,943	33,191	435	86	39,655	68.7
Mobile	79,474	101,243	1,938	509	183,164	11.9
Monroe	4,455	6,147	53	13	10,668	15.9
Montgomery	64,529	33,311	923	376	99,139	31.5
Morgan	13,234	39,664	705	119	53,722	49.2
Perry	3,860	1,339	24	7	5,230	48.2
Pickens	4,022	5,594	40	12	9,668	16.3
Pike	5,636	8,042	134	29	13,841	17.4
Randolph	2,203	8,559	61	14	10,837	58.7
Russell	11,228	9,864	198	39	21,329	6.4
Shelby	33,268	79,700	1,462	520	114,950	40.4
St_ Clair	7,744	36,166	446	85	44,441	64.0
Sumter	4,648	1,598	37	8	6,291	48.5
Talladega	13,138	22,235	247	43	35,663	25.5
Tallapoosa	5,859	14,963	130	39	20,991	43.4
Tuscaloosa	37,765	51,117	927	363	90,172	14.8
Walker	4,834	26,002	277	57	31,170	67.9
Washington	2,258	6,564	45	9	8,876	48.5
Wilcox	4,048	1,833	17	5	5,903	37.5
Winston	974	10,195	102	13	11,284	81.7

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

Text layer prints Blount's Biden figure as '2 ,640' (stray space); normalised to 2,640 and confirmed against PyMuPDF.

Method: text layer: tables by pdfplumber, every numeric cell also matched against PyMuPDF's words of the same row (second extraction); tables also run through PyMuPDF find_tables for comparison

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Questions and answers

Who won Alabama in 2020?

Donald J. Trump won Alabama by 25.46 percentage points (591,546 votes).

How many electoral votes did Alabama have in 2020?

Alabama cast 9 electoral votes in 2020.

How many people voted for president in Alabama in 2020?

2,323,282 votes were counted for president.

How many counties did each candidate win in Alabama in 2020?

Donald J. Trump 54, Joseph R. Biden 13 (out of 67 counties with results).

How did Alabama change from 2016 to 2020?

The margin moved 2.3 points toward the Democratic ticket, from Republican by 27.7 points to Republican by 25.5 points.

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