Election Presidential Election Results Pennsylvania By County

Pennsylvania election officials certified the results of the 2020 election on nov.

Election presidential election results pennsylvania by county. This is the last election where the republican candidate carried philadelphia county in a presidential election. The 2016 united states presidential election in pennsylvania took place on november 8 2016 as part of the 2016 united states elections in which all 50 states and the district of columbia participated. Pennsylvania voters chose electors to represent them in the electoral college via a popular vote.

Includes 2016 races for president senate house governor and key ballot measures. Hoover won pennsylvania by a margin of 5 51. The 1940 united states presidential election in pennsylvania took place on november 5 1940 as part of the 1940 united states presidential election voters chose 36 representatives or electors to the electoral college who voted for president and vice president.

Get live polls and voting maps by county and district. Politico s live 2016 pennsylvania election results and maps by state county and district. Pennsylvania voted for the republican nominee new york governor thomas e.

Throughout the campaign however polls generally showed a biden lead. With 50 84 of the popular vote pennsylvania would be hoover s third strongest state in the nation after vermont and maine. Pennsylvania results for the 2020 presidential election and house races.

Of state certified the results of the november 3 election for president and vice president which declared joe biden the winner. Pennsylvania general election results 2020 including electoral votes for trump and biden voting maps by county and district and live polling results. Roosevelt an unprecedented third term over the republican.

After worse than expected results for republicans in the 2018 midterm elections pennsylvania had been expected to have a close result again in the 2020 election. Pennsylvania voted to give democratic nominee president franklin d. Dewey over the democratic nominee president harry truman.