Voting Trends in Kentucky

Consistently Republican for president
Voting trend since 2000

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

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Side-by-side comparison of Kentucky vs. the U.S. average.

National ranking

Kentucky ranks #32 of 33 states by voter turnout.

#1Florida77%
#2Wisconsin76%
#3Michigan76%
#4Washington76%
#5New Hampshire74%
#6North Carolina74%
#7Georgia72%
#8Virginia71%
#9Arizona71%
#10Pennsylvania70%
#11New Jersey69%
#12Delaware68%
#13Ohio67%
#14Massachusetts66%
#15Illinois64.5%
#16Montana64%
#17Rhode Island64%
#18South Dakota63.4%
#19Texas60.6%
#20Tennessee60.1%
#21Missouri60%
#22Indiana58%
#23Oregon56%
#24Colorado54.2%
#25New Mexico51.9%
#26Minnesota50.9%
#27Maine36%
#28Wyoming33
#29Utah15
#30Vermont5
#31Alaska2%
#32Kentucky0
#33Louisiana0

Overview

Explore Kentucky's voting trends statistics, featuring a Voting trend since 2000 of Consistently Republican for president. Kentucky has voted Republican in every presidential election since 2000, though it has elected Democratic governors in recent decades. This data offers valuable insight into Kentucky's voting trends trends for residents, researchers, and businesses evaluating Kentucky.

Did you know?

  • Kentucky has a Democratic governor (Andy Beshear) despite voting solidly Republican for president.

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