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Wisconsin presidential election results and history

Wisconsin has voted in 45 presidential elections in this record and backed the national winner in 35 of the 45 with a recorded winner (78%).

Current members of Congress from Wisconsin (10)
Latest (2024)
Donald J. Trump0.9 pts
Electoral votes
10
Republican wins
26
Democratic wins
18
D+60R+60D+30R+301856: R+11.818561860: R+13.91864: R+11.81868: R+12.518681872: R+9.71876: R+2.61880: R+11.118801884: R+4.61888: R+6.01892: D+1.718921896: R+22.91900: R+24.11904: R+35.219041908: R+17.91912: D+8.41916: R+6.619161920: R+54.91924: R+29.01928: R+9.219281932: D+32.31936: D+33.51940: D+1.819401944: R+1.81948: D+4.41952: R+22.219521956: R+23.71960: R+3.71964: D+24.419641968: R+3.61972: R+9.71976: D+1.719761980: R+4.71984: R+9.21988: D+3.619881992: D+4.41996: D+10.32000: D+0.220002004: D+0.42008: D+13.92012: D+6.820122016: R+0.82020: D+0.62024: R+0.92024
Wisconsin, Republican vs Democratic margin since 1856: Republican minus Democratic share, in points. Bars above the line lean Republican, below lean Democratic.

Counties in 2024

Full 2024 results
Door County: Kamala Harris +2.2Dunn County: Donald J. Trump +15.9Fond du Lac County: Donald J. Trump +28.7Green County: Kamala Harris +0.3La Crosse County: Kamala Harris +9.4Lincoln County: Donald J. Trump +25.2Marathon County: Donald J. Trump +18.7Monroe County: Donald J. Trump +26.1Polk County: Donald J. Trump +30.9Richland County: Donald J. Trump +13.1Shawano County: Donald J. Trump +36.3Washburn County: Donald J. Trump +28.3Wood County: Donald J. Trump +19.9Ashland County: Kamala Harris +4.7Barron County: Donald J. Trump +29.1Bayfield County: Kamala Harris +11.1Chippewa County: Donald J. Trump +23.0Dane County: Kamala Harris +51.7Racine County: Donald J. Trump +6.2Rusk County: Donald J. Trump +38.0Sauk County: Donald J. Trump +1.7Sawyer County: Donald J. Trump +16.4Taylor County: Donald J. Trump +48.1Vernon County: Donald J. Trump +7.8Vilas County: Donald J. Trump +23.1Waukesha County: Donald J. Trump +19.8Winnebago County: Donald J. Trump +4.7Buffalo County: Donald J. Trump +30.3Burnett County: Donald J. Trump +30.9Clark County: Donald J. Trump +39.0Columbia County: Donald J. Trump +4.6Crawford County: Donald J. Trump +13.8Calumet County: Donald J. Trump +20.0Dodge County: Donald J. Trump +32.9Jackson County: Donald J. Trump +19.5Langlade County: Donald J. Trump +34.6Menominee County: Kamala Harris +61.7Outagamie County: Donald J. Trump +10.2Price County: Donald J. Trump +31.1St. Croix County: Donald J. Trump +19.3Trempealeau County: Donald J. Trump +21.4Waupaca County: Donald J. Trump +33.4Eau Claire County: Kamala Harris +10.6Florence County: Donald J. Trump +49.8Forest County: Donald J. Trump +33.4Grant County: Donald J. Trump +18.2Green Lake County: Donald J. Trump +36.3Iowa County: Kamala Harris +7.6Jefferson County: Donald J. Trump +16.4Juneau County: Donald J. Trump +32.1Kenosha County: Donald J. Trump +6.2Lafayette County: Donald J. Trump +20.2Marinette County: Donald J. Trump +38.0Marquette County: Donald J. Trump +29.7Oconto County: Donald J. Trump +43.0Oneida County: Donald J. Trump +17.6Pepin County: Donald J. Trump +29.3Pierce County: Donald J. Trump +16.8Portage County: Kamala Harris +1.2Kewaunee County: Donald J. Trump +33.8Douglas County: Kamala Harris +5.3Iron County: Donald J. Trump +26.2Manitowoc County: Donald J. Trump +23.4Milwaukee County: Kamala Harris +38.5Ozaukee County: Donald J. Trump +10.5Washington County: Donald J. Trump +36.3Adams County: Donald J. Trump +25.8Rock County: Kamala Harris +7.3Sheboygan County: Donald J. Trump +16.4Walworth County: Donald J. Trump +22.2Brown County: Donald J. Trump +7.5Waushara County: Donald J. Trump +35.2

Every presidential election in Wisconsin

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YearCarried byShareRunner-upMarginEVVotes countedNational winner
2024 Donald J. Trump 49.7% Kamala Harris 0.9 10 3,415,787 Donald J. Trump ✓
2020 Joseph R. Biden 49.5% Donald J. Trump 0.6 10 3,298,041 Joseph R. Biden ✓
2016 Donald J. Trump 47.2% Hillary Clinton 0.8 10 2,976,150 Donald J. Trump ✓
2012 Barack Obama 52.9% Mitt Romney 6.8 10 3,071,434 Barack Obama ✓
2008 Barack Obama 56.2% John McCain 13.9 10 2,983,417 Barack Obama ✓
2004 John Kerry 49.7% George W. Bush 0.4 10 2,997,007 George W. Bush ✗
2000 Albert Gore, Jr. 47.8% George W. Bush 0.2 11 2,598,607 George W. Bush ✗
1996 William J. Clinton 48.8% Robert Dole 10.3 11 2,196,169 William J. Clinton ✓
1992 William J. Clinton 41.1% George H. W. Bush 4.4 11 2,531,114 William J. Clinton ✓
1988 Michael Dukakis 51.4% George H. W. Bush 3.6 11 2,191,608 George H. W. Bush ✗
1984 Ronald Reagan 54.2% Walter Mondale 9.2 11 2,211,689 Ronald Reagan ✓
1980 Ronald Reagan 47.9% Jimmy Carter 4.7 11 2,273,221 Ronald Reagan ✓
1976 Jimmy Carter 49.4% Gerald R. Ford 1.7 11 2,104,175 Jimmy Carter ✓
1972 Richard M. Nixon 53.4% George McGovern 9.7 11 1,852,890 Richard M. Nixon ✓
1968 Richard M. Nixon 47.9% Hubert Humphrey 3.6 12 1,691,538 Richard M. Nixon ✓
1964 Lyndon B. Johnson 62.1% Barry Goldwater 24.4 12 1,691,815 Lyndon B. Johnson ✓
1960 Richard M. Nixon 51.8% John F. Kennedy 3.7 12 1,729,082 John F. Kennedy ✗
1956 Dwight D. Eisenhower 61.6% Adlai Stevenson 23.7 12 1,550,558 Dwight D. Eisenhower ✓
1952 Dwight D. Eisenhower 61.0% Adlai Stevenson 22.3 12 1,607,370 Dwight D. Eisenhower ✓
1948 Harry S Truman 50.7% Thomas E. Dewey 4.4 12 1,276,800 Harry S Truman ✓
1944 Thomas E. Dewey 50.4% Franklin D. Roosevelt 1.8 12 1,339,152 Franklin D. Roosevelt ✗
1940 Franklin D. Roosevelt 50.1% Wendell L. Willkie 1.8 12 1,405,522 Franklin D. Roosevelt ✓
1936 Franklin D. Roosevelt 63.8% Alfred M. Landon 33.5 12 1,258,560 Franklin D. Roosevelt ✓
1932 Franklin D. Roosevelt 63.5% Herbert Hoover 32.3 12 1,114,814 Franklin D. Roosevelt ✓
1928 Herbert Hoover 53.5% Alfred E. Smith 9.2 13 1,016,831 Herbert Hoover ✓
1924 Robert LaFollette 54.0% Calvin Coolidge 16.9 13 840,827 Calvin Coolidge ✗
1920 Warren G. Harding 71.1% James M. Cox 54.9 13 701,281 Warren G. Harding ✓
1916 Charles E. Hughes 49.4% Woodrow Wilson 6.6 13 447,134 Woodrow Wilson ✗
1912 Woodrow Wilson 41.1% William Howard Taft 8.4 13 399,975 Woodrow Wilson ✓
1908 William Howard Taft 54.5% William Jennings Bryan 17.8 13 454,438 William Howard Taft ✓
1904 Theodore Roosevelt 63.2% Alton B. Parker 35.2 13 443,440 Theodore Roosevelt ✓
1900 William McKinley 60.1% William Jennings Bryan 24.1 12 442,501 William McKinley ✓
1896 William McKinley 59.9% William Jennings Bryan 22.9 12 447,409 William McKinley ✓
1892 Grover Cleveland 47.7% Benjamin Harrison 1.7 12 371,481 Grover Cleveland ✓
1888 Benjamin Harrison 49.8% Grover Cleveland 6.0 11 354,614 Benjamin Harrison ✓
1884 James G. Blaine 50.4% Grover Cleveland 4.6 11 319,847 Grover Cleveland ✗
1880 James A. Garfield 54.0% Winfield S. Hancock 11.1 10 267,202 James A. Garfield ✓
1876 Rutherford B. Hayes 50.7% Samuel Tilden 2.6 10 257,799 Rutherford B. Hayes ✓
1872 Ulysses S. Grant 54.6% Horace Greeley 9.7 10 192,255 Ulysses S. Grant ✓
1868 Ulysses S. Grant 56.3% Horatio Seymour 12.5 8 193,628 Ulysses S. Grant ✓
1864 Abraham Lincoln 55.9% George McClellan 11.8 8 149,342 Abraham Lincoln ✓
1860 Abraham Lincoln 56.6% Stephen Douglas 13.9 5 152,180 Abraham Lincoln ✓
1856 John C. Fremont 55.7% James Buchanan 11.8 5 120,513 James Buchanan ✗
1852 Franklin Pierce 52.0% Winfield Scott 17.6 5 64,740 Franklin Pierce ✓
1848 Lewis Cass 38.3% Zachary Taylor 3.2 4 39,166 Zachary Taylor ✗

Counties

Questions and answers

How has Wisconsin voted in recent presidential elections?

2024: Donald J. Trump by 0.9 points; 2020: Joseph R. Biden by 0.6 points; 2016: Donald J. Trump by 0.8 points; 2012: Barack Obama by 6.8 points; 2008: Barack Obama by 13.9 points.

When did Wisconsin last vote Democratic for president?

In 2020, for Joseph R. Biden.

When did Wisconsin last vote Republican for president?

In 2024, for Donald J. Trump.

How often does Wisconsin vote for the winning presidential candidate?

Wisconsin backed the national winner in 35 of 45 elections in this record (78%).

Is Wisconsin a swing state?

Yes. It is among the most competitive states: in 2012, 2016, 2020 and 2024 its margins were Democratic by 6.8 points, Republican by 0.8 points, Democratic by 0.6 points and Republican by 0.9 points.

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