The Downballot's calculations of presidential election results by congressional district, sponsored by Grassroots Analytics
Our one-of-a-kind collection spans from 2008 to the present
Below are The Downballot's calculations of the presidential election results for the 2024 election according to the congressional district lines that will be used in 2026. The results are also visualized in the map at the top of this post.
Links to data for earlier elections may be found beneath the table below.
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Note: "Margin" reflects the Democratic vote share minus the Republican vote share.
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You may also access the table above in spreadsheet format. For exact vote totals for each district, click here.
You can find links to detailed calculations for each state, including breakdowns by county, in this database.
Historical Data
Data for earlier presidential elections may be found below:
2020 and 2024 results according to the district lines used in 2024.
2020 results according to the district lines used in 2022.
2008, 2012, 2016, and 2020 results according to the district lines used in 2020.
2008, 2012, and 2016 results according to the district lines used in 2018.
2008, 2012, and 2016 results according to the district lines used in 2016.
2008 and 2012 results according to the district lines used in 2012 and 2014.
2008 results according to the district lines used in 2012.
2008 results according to the district lines used in 2006, 2008, and 2010.
Data comparing presidential results for the districts used both before and after decennial redistricting may be found below:
2020 results according to the district lines used in 2020 and 2022.
2008 results according to the district lines used in 2010 and 2012.
Note that these calculations do not include write-in candidates except in rare cases where write-in tallies were unusually high.
For a complete statement of the methodology used to calculate these results, as well as links to the raw election data underlying them, click here.
For access to our detailed county-level calculations, check out our complete data collection.




This is extremely useful, any chance you could add the 2024 congressional margin in a column? That way we could easily see candidate over/underperformance relative to the top of the ticket and that would be very interesting!
Yikes, I see only 19 districts where Harris did any better than Biden.