Same Since 1968
States that have voted for the same party in 13 consecutive presidential elections
Republican Richard Nixon won the 1968 presidential election, reversing the Democratic electoral landslide of 1964. This was also the last election where a 3rd party candidate won the popular vote of any state. 9 states that voted Republican that year have been solidly red since. (Why is Nebraska striped?)
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Map Updated: Jul. 20, 2017 at 22:13 UTC (6:13 PM EDT)
Headlines
Joe Biden 35 Delegates From Clinching Democratic Nomination
He's likely to cross the threshold when this week's remaining delegates are awarded. However, if he comes up short, he'll almost certainly lock it up when Georgia polls close next Tuesday.
Rep. Steve King Loses Primary; Seat Moves to Safe Republican in November
Nine-term term incumbent becomes 2nd member to lose primary in 2020
Nine States and DC Hold Primaries Today: Overview and Live Results
On one of the busier days of the reshuffled calendar, Joe Biden has a chance to clinch the nomination. However, a late change in Pennsylvania may delay that opportunity.
The Road to 270: Washington
An increasingly blue state overall, the Cascade mountain range marks both a physical and political separation between largely liberal and conservative populations.
The Road to 270: Mississippi
At the presidential level, the Magnolia State has voted for only one Democratic nominee since 1960. The population demographics drive remarkably consistent results every four years.
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