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Highest 2020–24 swing by state
Presidential margin shift, 2020–24.
This measure has no better end. The order describes the states, it does not rank them — see the other direction.
Change in the two-party presidential margin from 2020 to 2024, in percentage points. Positive means the place moved toward Republicans; negative means it moved toward Democrats. This is movement between two elections, not a prediction or a measure of local races.
- 1New JerseyR+10.0
- 2FloridaR+9.8
- 3New YorkR+9.8
- 4CaliforniaR+9.0
- 5TexasR+8.1
- 6MassachusettsR+8.0
- 7Rhode IslandR+7.0
- 8MississippiR+6.4
- 9TennesseeR+6.4
- 10HawaiiR+6.3
- 11IllinoisR+6.1
- 12South CarolinaR+6.1
- 13ArizonaR+5.8
- 14IdahoR+5.7
- 15ConnecticutR+5.6
- 16NevadaR+5.5
- 17AlabamaR+5.1
- 18MarylandR+4.8
- 19New MexicoR+4.8
- 20KentuckyR+4.7
- 21IowaR+4.6
- 22New HampshireR+4.6
- 23DelawareR+4.3
- 24VirginiaR+4.3
- 25MichiganR+4.2
- 26VermontR+3.9
- 27MontanaR+3.5
- 28LouisianaR+3.3
- 29North DakotaR+3.1
- 30OhioR+3.1
- 31South DakotaR+3.1
- 32AlaskaR+3.0
- 33ArkansasR+3.0
- 34IndianaR+3.0
- 35West VirginiaR+3.0
- 36District of ColumbiaR+2.9
- 37MinnesotaR+2.9
- 38PennsylvaniaR+2.9
- 39WyomingR+2.7
- 40ColoradoR+2.6
- 41MissouriR+2.6
- 42GeorgiaR+2.4
- 43MaineR+2.1
- 44OregonR+1.8
- 45WisconsinR+1.6
- 46KansasR+1.5
- 47NebraskaR+1.4
- 48OklahomaR+1.2
- 49UtahR+1.2
- 50WashingtonR+1.0
- 51North CarolinaR+0.7
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<iframe src="https://movermath.com/embed/2020-24-swing" width="100%" height="420" style="border:0" loading="lazy" title="Presidential margin shift, 2020–24 by state"></iframe>Source: MIT Election Data and Science Lab, County Presidential Election Returns 2000–2024. · How this is built