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The numbers

42 states never flipped. Just 9 decided four elections.

Since 2012, these are the only states that voted for both parties for president.

  • Democratic margin
  • Republican margin
Arizona
  1. 2012R
  2. 2016R
  3. 2020D
  4. 2024R
Florida
  1. 2012D
  2. 2016R
  3. 2020R
  4. 2024R
Georgia
  1. 2012R
  2. 2016R
  3. 2020D
  4. 2024R
Iowa
  1. 2012D
  2. 2016R
  3. 2020R
  4. 2024R
Michigan
  1. 2012D
  2. 2016R
  3. 2020D
  4. 2024R
Nevada
  1. 2012D
  2. 2016D
  3. 2020D
  4. 2024R
Ohio
  1. 2012D
  2. 2016R
  3. 2020R
  4. 2024R
Pennsylvania
  1. 2012D
  2. 2016R
  3. 2020D
  4. 2024R
Wisconsin
  1. 2012D
  2. 2016R
  3. 2020D
  4. 2024R
Updated Nov 5, 2026

Why it matters

Most Americans live in places where the presidential winner is close to a foregone conclusion. That is not the whole story: 2026 shows these same states can still split their tickets.

How we counted

Statewide presidential winner in 2012, 2016, 2020 and 2024. A state counts as flipped if it backed different parties in that window. Maine and Nebraska district votes are not counted.

Sources

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