Civic Result MapsVersioned public election data

National data releases

Reproducible county data, frozen in time.

Each release has a stable identifier, coverage statement, change log, known limitations, machine-readable manifest, and one bulk archive. Live APIs can evolve; release files do not.

Registry geographies3,144
Matched per year3,114
2020-2024 blue to red87
2020-2024 red to blue0
Coverage boundary:Alaska's 30 Census county equivalents are present in the geography registry but unavailable as comparable county election totals. The platform does not manufacture a county crosswalk from Alaska election districts or precinct reporting units.
Historical geography: 2016 and 2020 rows resolve to the current canonical county-equivalent inventory. Connecticut official town rows are reproducibly aggregated to the nine planning-region county equivalents adopted by the Census Bureau in 2022; those derived current-geography rows are not historical county reporting units.

What changed

The release log describes user-visible data and contract changes, not just code changes.

Change log
  1. Completed canonical FIPS joins for every available county and county-equivalent presidential row in 2016, 2020, and 2024.
  2. Added permanent county profiles, national comparison APIs, confidence classifications, and a reproducible bulk release bundle.
  3. Preserved Alaska as source-unavailable county geography rather than manufacturing county totals from non-comparable reporting units.
Known limitations
  • Alaska reports election results through election districts and precinct/reporting units that do not provide a reviewed county-equivalent crosswalk for these years; its 30 Census county equivalents remain unavailable.
  • Maine UOCAVA and Rhode Island Federal Precincts are intentional non-geographic historical rows and are excluded from county comparisons.
  • Connecticut 2016 and 2020 values are derived current-geography aggregates from official town rows to the nine planning regions adopted as Census county equivalents in 2022; they are not totals reported by those planning regions in those elections.
  • Turnout, equipment, vote-method, advisory, and administrative context have different reporting grains and should not be assumed to cover every county.

Release contents

The ZIP is designed to be useful without the website and includes its own caveats and dictionary.

National CSVs

Canonical jurisdiction registry, 2016/2020/2024 county snapshots, all supported comparisons, and source-aware confidence columns.

Machine-readable documentation

Release manifest, OpenAPI document, data dictionary, coverage summary, source artifact list, and limitations.

Release history

ReleasePublishedStatusYearsManifest
National county presidential comparison release
2026-07-11-national-county-v1
2026-07-11current2016, 2020, 2024JSON