Our new interactive map features precinct-level results that anyone can download.The New York Times reports that they have released a new interactive map of the 2024 election, featuring precinct-level results that are available for anyone to download. This map is the most detailed vote data available and allows users to see how their city, neighborhood, and even their block voted in the race between Donald J. Trump and Kamala Harris. The map currently includes results for over 110,000 precincts, or 73% of all votes, and will continue to be updated as more data is collected.
Readers are encouraged to look up their hometowns and other places they have lived in, and to explore the changes from the 2020 election to learn more about the 2024 election. While Mr. Trump made gains in many areas, the detailed data reveals a variety of geographic patterns and shifts for each candidate in different parts of the country.
The Times spent months collecting results data and precinct boundary files from state and county sources to produce this map. As each entity has its own way of releasing this information, there is no nationwide source for it. The Times has decided to publish the data behind the map to allow others to use it for things like demographic analysis. This is a time-consuming research task, and The Times hopes that by sharing this data, it will save others time and effort.
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