AkashicStart with the election result that mattered most. Each state opens on a designated marquee primary contest, candidate by candidate and county by county where official returns support that grain. The same map can then switch to the secondary party-participation layer. Candidate shares use every valid vote in the selected contest; participation comparisons remain explicitly separate. Official-source coverage currently includes 17 states with candidate geography, plus aggregate records for Michigan and Missouri. As of Aug 18, 2026.
2026 primary results explorer
One map. Every available primary result.
The selected state opens on its designated marquee contest. Party-primary participation is a separate secondary layer, not an election margin.
The season
Every 2026 primary date. Colored state chips summarize the selected participation measure; they do not represent a contest result. * marks a split calendar.
Arkansas
Arkansas runs an OPEN primary: any voter picks either party’s ballot.
Available primary contests
The explorer above opens on the designated marquee contest. Every candidate share uses the complete candidate field for that contest.
U.S. Senate · Democratic primary
Hallie Shoffner
102,289 votes · 78.3%
75 counties mapped · 130,683 total votes
U.S. Senate · Republican primary
Tom Cotton
230,209 votes · 81.6%
75 counties mapped · 281,973 total votes
Governor · Democratic primary
Fred Love
104,725 votes · 81.0%
75 counties mapped · 129,245 total votes
Congressional district participation — all 2 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| AR-02 | 51,318 | 63,909 | R 55.5% |
| AR-04 | 24,708 | no primary | not comparable |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 75 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pulaski | 40,674 | 19,080 | D 68.1% |
| Washington | 15,822 | 16,712 | R 51.4% |
| Benton | 10,128 | 20,206 | R 66.6% |
| Saline | 4,778 | 13,916 | R 74.4% |
| Faulkner | 5,350 | 10,572 | R 66.4% |
| Garland | 3,804 | 10,980 | R 74.3% |
| Sebastian | 3,376 | 10,485 | R 75.6% |
| Lonoke | 1,603 | 10,114 | R 86.3% |
| White | 1,378 | 8,890 | R 86.6% |
| Craighead | 2,915 | 7,068 | R 70.8% |
| Jefferson | 6,970 | 1,709 | D 80.3% |
| Pope | 1,252 | 7,197 | R 85.2% |
| Baxter | 537 | 7,133 | R 93.0% |
| Crawford | 1,056 | 6,144 | R 85.3% |
| Greene | 699 | 5,755 | R 89.2% |
| Boone | 469 | 5,788 | R 92.5% |
| Miller | 998 | 4,555 | R 82.0% |
| Independence | 676 | 4,817 | R 87.7% |
| Carroll | 861 | 4,123 | R 82.7% |
| Hot Spring | 841 | 4,059 | R 82.8% |
| Cleburne | 535 | 4,224 | R 88.8% |
| Conway | 847 | 3,250 | R 79.3% |
| Union | 1,165 | 2,850 | R 71.0% |
| Grant | 306 | 3,582 | R 92.1% |
| Logan | 310 | 3,494 | R 91.9% |
| Madison | 209 | 3,553 | R 94.4% |
| Van Buren | 389 | 3,354 | R 89.6% |
| Johnson | 389 | 3,263 | R 89.3% |
| Crittenden | 2,253 | 1,089 | D 67.4% |
| Ouachita | 913 | 2,269 | R 71.3% |
| Stone | 212 | 2,907 | R 93.2% |
| Marion | 382 | 2,707 | R 87.6% |
| Yell | 222 | 2,722 | R 92.5% |
| Polk | 257 | 2,639 | R 91.1% |
| Hempstead | 402 | 2,333 | R 85.3% |
| Clark | 991 | 1,720 | R 63.4% |
| Cross | 306 | 2,391 | R 88.7% |
| Clay | 108 | 2,544 | R 95.9% |
| Randolph | 281 | 2,358 | R 89.4% |
| Phillips | 2,353 | 140 | D 94.4% |
| Sharp | 298 | 2,130 | R 87.7% |
| Sevier | 37 | 2,364 | R 98.5% |
| Little River | 249 | 2,148 | R 89.6% |
| Jackson | 319 | 2,042 | R 86.5% |
| Franklin | 368 | 1,981 | R 84.3% |
| Lawrence | 261 | 2,063 | R 88.8% |
| Searcy | 106 | 2,186 | R 95.4% |
| Fulton | 160 | 2,114 | R 93.0% |
| Drew | 623 | 1,587 | R 71.8% |
| Pike | 167 | 1,980 | R 92.2% |
| Izard | 245 | 1,895 | R 88.6% |
| Poinsett | 262 | 1,862 | R 87.7% |
| Mississippi | 646 | 1,469 | R 69.5% |
| Lee | 1,805 | 269 | D 87.0% |
| Perry | 262 | 1,788 | R 87.2% |
| Montgomery | 87 | 1,819 | R 95.4% |
| Cleveland | 81 | 1,788 | R 95.7% |
| Arkansas | 394 | 1,375 | R 77.7% |
| St. Francis | 882 | 864 | D 50.5% |
| Columbia | 635 | 1,094 | R 63.3% |
| Ashley | 435 | 1,255 | R 74.3% |
| Prairie | 67 | 1,615 | R 96.0% |
| Newton | 149 | 1,470 | R 90.8% |
| Chicot | 1,457 | 142 | D 91.1% |
| Howard | 327 | 1,259 | R 79.4% |
| Desha | 1,355 | 193 | D 87.5% |
| Scott | 72 | 1,444 | R 95.3% |
| Lincoln | 174 | 1,256 | R 87.8% |
| Bradley | 272 | 1,145 | R 80.8% |
| Dallas | 123 | 1,147 | R 90.3% |
| Woodruff | 247 | 780 | R 75.9% |
| Nevada | 338 | 681 | R 66.8% |
| Calhoun | 115 | 895 | R 88.6% |
| Lafayette | 280 | 702 | R 71.5% |
| Monroe | 368 | 479 | R 56.6% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Akashic 2026 primary canvasses (state SoS, W2) (captured 2026-08-11).
North Carolina
North Carolina runs a SEMI-CLOSED primary: registered partisans vote their own party’s ballot and unaffiliated voters choose either. The D-vs-R split measures which primaries voters participated in, not registration.
Available primary contests
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U.S. Senate · Republican primary
Michael Whatley
405,140 votes · 64.6%
100 counties mapped · 627,404 total votes
U.S. Senate · Democratic primary
Roy Cooper
761,345 votes · 92.0%
100 counties mapped · 827,755 total votes
Congressional district participation — all 14 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| NC-01 | no primary | 67,376 | not comparable |
| NC-02 | no primary | no primary | not comparable |
| NC-03 | 41,572 | no primary | not comparable |
| NC-04 | 125,655 | no primary | not comparable |
| NC-05 | 45,240 | 71,944 | R 61.4% |
| NC-06 | 39,007 | no primary | not comparable |
| NC-07 | no primary | 54,139 | not comparable |
| NC-08 | 38,132 | no primary | not comparable |
| NC-09 | 44,221 | no primary | not comparable |
| NC-10 | 41,161 | 52,779 | R 56.2% |
| NC-11 | 76,084 | 68,184 | D 52.7% |
| NC-12 | 69,219 | 9,752 | D 87.7% |
| NC-13 | 50,337 | 48,973 | D 50.7% |
| NC-14 | 39,515 | 51,244 | R 56.5% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 100 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wake | 132,858 | 37,010 | D 78.2% |
| Mecklenburg | 100,707 | 25,087 | D 80.1% |
| Guilford | 51,567 | 24,629 | D 67.7% |
| Durham | 60,874 | 4,313 | D 93.4% |
| Buncombe | 43,080 | 10,953 | D 79.7% |
| Forsyth | 33,862 | 14,987 | D 69.3% |
| Orange | 28,769 | 2,598 | D 91.7% |
| Cumberland | 22,710 | 8,153 | D 73.6% |
| New Hanover | 19,559 | 11,106 | D 63.8% |
| Brunswick | 10,549 | 19,273 | R 64.6% |
| Johnston | 12,615 | 17,175 | R 57.7% |
| Union | 9,991 | 16,327 | R 62.0% |
| Cabarrus | 11,601 | 13,952 | R 54.6% |
| Gaston | 9,168 | 16,111 | R 63.7% |
| Alamance | 11,140 | 13,448 | R 54.7% |
| Henderson | 10,624 | 11,017 | R 50.9% |
| Catawba | 5,614 | 15,341 | R 73.2% |
| Davidson | 5,525 | 15,396 | R 73.6% |
| Iredell | 6,986 | 12,805 | R 64.7% |
| Pitt | 13,755 | 5,305 | D 72.2% |
| Moore | 6,382 | 11,323 | R 64.0% |
| Randolph | 3,469 | 13,827 | R 79.9% |
| Rockingham | 4,596 | 12,121 | R 72.5% |
| Rowan | 4,819 | 11,802 | R 71.0% |
| Chatham | 12,748 | 3,631 | D 77.8% |
| Nash | 9,062 | 6,548 | D 58.1% |
| Carteret | 3,780 | 11,589 | R 75.4% |
| Wayne | 6,738 | 8,570 | R 56.0% |
| Onslow | 5,564 | 8,787 | R 61.2% |
| Craven | 5,576 | 8,157 | R 59.4% |
| Surry | 2,352 | 10,757 | R 82.1% |
| Harnett | 6,357 | 6,317 | D 50.2% |
| Lincoln | 3,401 | 9,198 | R 73.0% |
| Haywood | 4,973 | 7,074 | R 58.7% |
| Wilkes | 1,779 | 9,571 | R 84.3% |
| Cleveland | 3,944 | 6,970 | R 63.9% |
| Rutherford | 2,054 | 8,431 | R 80.4% |
| Franklin | 5,963 | 4,243 | D 58.4% |
| Beaufort | 2,492 | 7,518 | R 75.1% |
| Burke | 3,256 | 6,529 | R 66.7% |
| Granville | 5,065 | 4,613 | D 52.3% |
| Wilson | 6,483 | 3,085 | D 67.8% |
| Caldwell | 1,982 | 7,169 | R 78.3% |
| Pender | 2,791 | 6,093 | R 68.6% |
| Sampson | 2,897 | 5,801 | R 66.7% |
| Dare | 1,921 | 6,114 | R 76.1% |
| Halifax | 6,714 | 1,118 | D 85.7% |
| Stokes | 1,417 | 6,125 | R 81.2% |
| Macon | 1,831 | 5,644 | R 75.5% |
| Watauga | 5,014 | 2,363 | D 68.0% |
| Lee | 3,513 | 3,435 | D 50.6% |
| Transylvania | 3,592 | 3,175 | D 53.1% |
| McDowell | 1,621 | 5,042 | R 75.7% |
| Columbus | 1,971 | 4,637 | R 70.2% |
| Robeson | 4,479 | 2,119 | D 67.9% |
| Jackson | 3,458 | 3,112 | D 52.6% |
| Yadkin | 867 | 5,633 | R 86.7% |
| Stanly | 1,869 | 4,621 | R 71.2% |
| Duplin | 2,210 | 4,204 | R 65.5% |
| Davie | 1,627 | 4,700 | R 74.3% |
| Edgecombe | 4,941 | 1,377 | D 78.2% |
| Lenoir | 3,280 | 2,814 | D 53.8% |
| Vance | 4,464 | 1,314 | D 77.3% |
| Pasquotank | 2,032 | 3,564 | R 63.7% |
| Hoke | 4,122 | 1,319 | D 75.8% |
| Ashe | 1,157 | 4,178 | R 78.3% |
| Alexander | 841 | 4,456 | R 84.1% |
| Person | 2,432 | 2,790 | R 53.4% |
| Cherokee | 799 | 4,395 | R 84.6% |
| Bladen | 2,200 | 2,623 | R 54.4% |
| Scotland | 2,446 | 1,895 | D 56.3% |
| Currituck | 874 | 3,440 | R 79.7% |
| Richmond | 2,407 | 1,883 | D 56.1% |
| Polk | 1,571 | 2,529 | R 61.7% |
| Mitchell | 456 | 3,503 | R 88.5% |
| Madison | 2,223 | 1,437 | D 60.7% |
| Bertie | 2,903 | 661 | D 81.5% |
| Warren | 2,863 | 697 | D 80.4% |
| Northampton | 3,002 | 463 | D 86.6% |
| Anson | 2,253 | 998 | D 69.3% |
| Caswell | 1,647 | 1,509 | D 52.2% |
| Yancey | 1,284 | 1,733 | R 57.4% |
| Avery | 532 | 2,282 | R 81.1% |
| Martin | 1,655 | 1,122 | D 59.6% |
| Montgomery | 1,113 | 1,602 | R 59.0% |
| Clay | 572 | 2,014 | R 77.9% |
| Pamlico | 899 | 1,456 | R 61.8% |
| Swain | 986 | 1,265 | R 56.2% |
| Hertford | 1,616 | 627 | D 72.0% |
| Washington | 1,530 | 678 | D 69.3% |
| Greene | 1,387 | 679 | D 67.1% |
| Chowan | 747 | 1,304 | R 63.6% |
| Gates | 1,099 | 926 | D 54.3% |
| Perquimans | 579 | 1,389 | R 70.6% |
| Alleghany | 497 | 1,454 | R 74.5% |
| Graham | 263 | 1,492 | R 85.0% |
| Jones | 774 | 929 | R 54.6% |
| Camden | 360 | 997 | R 73.5% |
| Hyde | 466 | 527 | R 53.1% |
| Tyrrell | 302 | 331 | R 52.3% |
Source. North Carolina State Board of Elections — official precinct-level export. The NCSBE results_pct export, post-canvass (file dated April 16, 2026). No federal contest went to the May 12 second primary. Built from 2,633 real precincts plus county transfer lines (absentee/provisional central counts), which carry real votes and are included in every total. U.S. House primaries exist only where contested (NC cancels uncontested primaries), so district cells marked “no primary” are structural, not missing data.
Texas
Texas runs an OPEN primary: any voter picks either party’s ballot. Contests short of a majority went to the May runoff, which is not included in these primary-day totals.
Available primary contests
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U.S. Senate · Republican primary
JOHN CORNYN (I)
910,382 votes · 42.0%
254 counties mapped · 2,166,910 total votes
U.S. Senate · Democratic primary
JAMES TALARICO
1,216,412 votes · 52.4%
254 counties mapped · 2,319,187 total votes
Governor · Democratic primary
GINA HINOJOSA
1,289,576 votes · 58.5%
254 counties mapped · 2,203,671 total votes
Governor · Republican primary
GREG ABBOTT (I)
1,764,924 votes · 81.8%
254 counties mapped · 2,156,879 total votes
Congressional district participation — all 38 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| TX-01 | 35,304 | 80,547 | R 69.5% |
| TX-02 | 48,700 | 66,011 | R 57.5% |
| TX-03 | 48,800 | 79,508 | R 62.0% |
| TX-04 | 45,331 | 74,211 | R 62.1% |
| TX-05 | 52,262 | 52,424 | R 50.1% |
| TX-06 | 45,306 | 63,703 | R 58.4% |
| TX-07 | 61,930 | 22,152 | D 73.7% |
| TX-08 | 42,425 | 62,740 | R 59.7% |
| TX-09 | 34,874 | 31,685 | D 52.4% |
| TX-10 | 53,793 | 75,204 | R 58.3% |
| TX-11 | 37,841 | 59,885 | R 61.3% |
| TX-12 | 51,648 | 54,931 | R 51.5% |
| TX-13 | 28,198 | 79,968 | R 73.9% |
| TX-14 | 51,234 | 63,015 | R 55.2% |
| TX-15 | 54,714 | 30,083 | D 64.5% |
| TX-16 | 54,031 | 19,807 | D 73.2% |
| TX-17 | 47,972 | 59,724 | R 55.5% |
| TX-18 | 95,039 | 9,581 | D 90.8% |
| TX-19 | 22,513 | 77,794 | R 77.6% |
| TX-20 | 66,084 | 9,240 | D 87.7% |
| TX-21 | 66,240 | 95,502 | R 59.0% |
| TX-22 | 48,147 | 63,218 | R 56.8% |
| TX-23 | 59,222 | 55,263 | D 51.7% |
| TX-24 | 60,354 | 71,506 | R 54.2% |
| TX-25 | 53,523 | 60,296 | R 53.0% |
| TX-26 | 57,136 | 80,779 | R 58.6% |
| TX-27 | 56,613 | 67,371 | R 54.3% |
| TX-28 | 67,571 | 16,833 | D 80.1% |
| TX-29 | 52,884 | 9,633 | D 84.6% |
| TX-30 | 105,617 | 14,238 | D 88.1% |
| TX-31 | 55,348 | 76,748 | R 58.1% |
| TX-32 | 57,521 | 69,189 | R 54.6% |
| TX-33 | 71,611 | 13,118 | D 84.5% |
| TX-34 | 56,335 | 36,581 | D 60.6% |
| TX-35 | 54,856 | 47,129 | D 53.8% |
| TX-36 | 47,628 | 62,970 | R 56.9% |
| TX-37 | 131,169 | 15,239 | D 89.6% |
| TX-38 | 52,418 | 61,409 | R 53.9% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 254 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Harris | 365,042 | 198,045 | D 64.8% |
| Dallas | 277,886 | 102,474 | D 73.1% |
| Tarrant | 189,036 | 145,798 | D 56.5% |
| Bexar | 192,058 | 94,563 | D 67.0% |
| Travis | 216,674 | 55,835 | D 79.5% |
| Collin | 95,839 | 102,689 | R 51.7% |
| Denton | 82,802 | 87,274 | R 51.3% |
| Fort Bend | 85,423 | 55,008 | D 60.8% |
| Williamson | 64,860 | 52,291 | D 55.4% |
| Montgomery | 31,392 | 79,029 | R 71.6% |
| El Paso | 66,937 | 24,250 | D 73.4% |
| Hidalgo | 61,673 | 18,862 | D 76.6% |
| Brazoria | 29,906 | 31,614 | R 51.4% |
| Galveston | 24,495 | 33,164 | R 57.5% |
| Hays | 33,862 | 18,507 | D 64.7% |
| Bell | 25,008 | 26,394 | R 51.3% |
| Cameron | 32,516 | 13,629 | D 70.5% |
| Nueces | 24,025 | 22,025 | D 52.2% |
| Lubbock | 15,559 | 29,869 | R 65.8% |
| Smith | 14,890 | 29,213 | R 66.2% |
| Ellis | 18,736 | 24,869 | R 57.0% |
| Comal | 12,042 | 29,152 | R 70.8% |
| McLennan | 14,980 | 23,129 | R 60.7% |
| Jefferson | 19,024 | 15,729 | D 54.7% |
| Parker | 5,853 | 27,384 | R 82.4% |
| Brazos | 14,040 | 17,753 | R 55.8% |
| Guadalupe | 13,439 | 17,975 | R 57.2% |
| Johnson | 8,458 | 20,382 | R 70.7% |
| Webb | 23,864 | 4,377 | D 84.5% |
| Kaufman | 12,243 | 14,415 | R 54.1% |
| Rockwall | 7,901 | 17,175 | R 68.5% |
| Randall | 4,831 | 18,887 | R 79.6% |
| Grayson | 5,680 | 16,699 | R 74.6% |
| Taylor | 5,106 | 15,399 | R 75.1% |
| Gregg | 6,351 | 12,049 | R 65.5% |
| Midland | 4,004 | 14,349 | R 78.2% |
| Bastrop | 8,756 | 9,568 | R 52.2% |
| Hunt | 4,144 | 13,133 | R 76.0% |
| Henderson | 3,285 | 13,057 | R 79.9% |
| Tom Green | 4,506 | 11,725 | R 72.2% |
| Bowie | 4,153 | 11,519 | R 73.5% |
| Hood | 2,156 | 13,091 | R 85.9% |
| Angelina | 3,670 | 10,969 | R 74.9% |
| Wise | 2,237 | 11,788 | R 84.0% |
| Wichita | 4,206 | 9,662 | R 69.7% |
| Kerr | 2,532 | 10,702 | R 80.9% |
| Liberty | 2,844 | 10,122 | R 78.1% |
| Kendall | 2,587 | 10,341 | R 80.0% |
| Orange | 2,369 | 10,303 | R 81.3% |
| Burnet | 2,852 | 9,477 | R 76.9% |
| Victoria | 3,910 | 8,030 | R 67.3% |
| Ector | 3,494 | 8,154 | R 70.0% |
| Harrison | 3,358 | 8,182 | R 70.9% |
| Van Zandt | 1,442 | 9,723 | R 87.1% |
| Potter | 3,637 | 7,402 | R 67.1% |
| Wood | 1,487 | 9,510 | R 86.5% |
| Nacogdoches | 3,442 | 7,248 | R 67.8% |
| Walker | 3,095 | 7,267 | R 70.1% |
| Wilson | 2,592 | 7,447 | R 74.2% |
| Hardin | 1,309 | 8,692 | R 86.9% |
| Waller | 4,004 | 5,979 | R 59.9% |
| San Patricio | 3,651 | 5,991 | R 62.1% |
| Medina | 2,875 | 6,735 | R 70.1% |
| Lamar | 1,611 | 7,940 | R 83.1% |
| Coryell | 2,980 | 6,490 | R 68.5% |
| Polk | 1,530 | 7,763 | R 83.5% |
| Chambers | 1,688 | 7,581 | R 81.8% |
| Washington | 1,701 | 7,265 | R 81.0% |
| Rusk | 1,950 | 6,917 | R 78.0% |
| Navarro | 2,108 | 6,567 | R 75.7% |
| Anderson | 1,486 | 7,092 | R 82.7% |
| Gillespie | 1,378 | 7,183 | R 83.9% |
| Cherokee | 1,766 | 6,701 | R 79.1% |
| Upshur | 1,205 | 6,727 | R 84.8% |
| Cooke | 1,312 | 6,564 | R 83.3% |
| Brown | 806 | 6,326 | R 88.7% |
| Hill | 1,179 | 5,947 | R 83.5% |
| Caldwell | 3,515 | 3,537 | R 50.2% |
| Starr | 6,707 | 299 | D 95.7% |
| Llano | 1,071 | 5,900 | R 84.6% |
| Fayette | 976 | 5,793 | R 85.6% |
| Wharton | 1,575 | 5,148 | R 76.6% |
| Erath | 1,149 | 5,532 | R 82.8% |
| Maverick | 5,945 | 630 | D 90.4% |
| Cass | 1,075 | 5,414 | R 83.4% |
| Bandera | 1,006 | 5,149 | R 83.7% |
| Jasper | 1,135 | 4,982 | R 81.4% |
| Atascosa | 2,160 | 3,890 | R 64.3% |
| Austin | 1,109 | 4,940 | R 81.7% |
| Jim Wells | 3,686 | 2,266 | D 61.9% |
| Fannin | 910 | 4,977 | R 84.5% |
| Hopkins | 1,295 | 4,508 | R 77.7% |
| San Jacinto | 818 | 4,941 | R 85.8% |
| Aransas | 1,157 | 4,515 | R 79.6% |
| Val Verde | 2,932 | 2,687 | D 52.2% |
| Grimes | 1,154 | 4,403 | R 79.2% |
| Palo Pinto | 782 | 4,720 | R 85.8% |
| Matagorda | 1,546 | 3,642 | R 70.2% |
| Lampasas | 907 | 4,253 | R 82.4% |
| Titus | 1,050 | 4,023 | R 79.3% |
| Uvalde | 2,108 | 2,948 | R 58.3% |
| Milam | 1,030 | 3,485 | R 77.2% |
| Limestone | 1,000 | 3,461 | R 77.6% |
| Panola | 860 | 3,594 | R 80.7% |
| Houston | 891 | 3,394 | R 79.2% |
| Blanco | 929 | 3,349 | R 78.3% |
| Bee | 1,149 | 3,111 | R 73.0% |
| Lavaca | 508 | 3,706 | R 87.9% |
| Montague | 427 | 3,782 | R 89.9% |
| Leon | 414 | 3,773 | R 90.1% |
| Bosque | 582 | 3,527 | R 85.8% |
| Shelby | 758 | 3,348 | R 81.5% |
| Freestone | 759 | 3,310 | R 81.3% |
| Colorado | 875 | 3,190 | R 78.5% |
| Kleberg | 2,057 | 1,988 | D 50.9% |
| Calhoun | 711 | 3,102 | R 81.4% |
| Tyler | 427 | 3,369 | R 88.8% |
| Trinity | 522 | 3,180 | R 85.9% |
| Young | 335 | 3,296 | R 90.8% |
| Robertson | 901 | 2,698 | R 75.0% |
| Burleson | 699 | 2,883 | R 80.5% |
| Lee | 774 | 2,759 | R 78.1% |
| Gray | 227 | 3,234 | R 93.4% |
| Hale | 692 | 2,616 | R 79.1% |
| Jackson | 339 | 2,810 | R 89.2% |
| Gonzales | 765 | 2,382 | R 75.7% |
| Jones | 357 | 2,768 | R 88.6% |
| Hutchinson | 299 | 2,770 | R 90.3% |
| Hockley | 458 | 2,601 | R 85.0% |
| DeWitt | 564 | 2,403 | R 81.0% |
| Eastland | 302 | 2,616 | R 89.7% |
| Howard | 616 | 2,282 | R 78.7% |
| Newton | 343 | 2,534 | R 88.1% |
| Sabine | 215 | 2,631 | R 92.4% |
| Rains | 348 | 2,461 | R 87.6% |
| Comanche | 336 | 2,457 | R 88.0% |
| Zapata | 2,695 | 94 | D 96.6% |
| Callahan | 250 | 2,535 | R 91.0% |
| Karnes | 458 | 2,310 | R 83.5% |
| Somervell | 301 | 2,329 | R 88.6% |
| Willacy | 2,033 | 584 | D 77.7% |
| Falls | 723 | 1,847 | R 71.9% |
| Red River | 455 | 2,042 | R 81.8% |
| Morris | 625 | 1,855 | R 74.8% |
| Nolan | 310 | 2,126 | R 87.3% |
| Franklin | 306 | 2,128 | R 87.4% |
| Gaines | 182 | 2,140 | R 92.2% |
| Clay | 241 | 2,076 | R 89.6% |
| Camp | 592 | 1,682 | R 74.0% |
| San Augustine | 502 | 1,751 | R 77.7% |
| Madison | 411 | 1,828 | R 81.6% |
| Scurry | 215 | 2,021 | R 90.4% |
| Dimmit | 1,946 | 253 | D 88.5% |
| Pecos | 563 | 1,622 | R 74.2% |
| Marion | 514 | 1,600 | R 75.7% |
| Archer | 170 | 1,943 | R 92.0% |
| Goliad | 306 | 1,776 | R 85.3% |
| Andrews | 293 | 1,771 | R 85.8% |
| Frio | 1,526 | 537 | D 74.0% |
| Deaf Smith | 308 | 1,712 | R 84.8% |
| Brewster | 986 | 967 | D 50.5% |
| Live Oak | 295 | 1,579 | R 84.3% |
| Moore | 309 | 1,564 | R 83.5% |
| Hamilton | 207 | 1,637 | R 88.8% |
| Duval | 1,622 | 217 | D 88.2% |
| Zavala | 1,588 | 240 | D 86.9% |
| Stephens | 94 | 1,703 | R 94.8% |
| Coleman | 142 | 1,606 | R 91.9% |
| Lamb | 234 | 1,459 | R 86.2% |
| Wilbarger | 293 | 1,378 | R 82.5% |
| Refugio | 370 | 1,280 | R 77.6% |
| Jack | 143 | 1,468 | R 91.1% |
| Runnels | 160 | 1,426 | R 89.9% |
| Reeves | 1,222 | 343 | D 78.1% |
| McCulloch | 139 | 1,409 | R 91.0% |
| Terry | 183 | 1,279 | R 87.5% |
| Mason | 160 | 1,205 | R 88.3% |
| Presidio | 1,269 | 61 | D 95.4% |
| Carson | 102 | 1,215 | R 92.3% |
| San Saba | 98 | 1,201 | R 92.5% |
| Yoakum | 77 | 1,211 | R 94.0% |
| Ward | 251 | 1,002 | R 80.0% |
| Brooks | 1,036 | 156 | D 86.9% |
| Wheeler | 59 | 1,123 | R 95.0% |
| Dawson | 208 | 959 | R 82.2% |
| Ochiltree | 74 | 1,072 | R 93.5% |
| La Salle | 965 | 159 | D 85.9% |
| Parmer | 93 | 1,030 | R 91.7% |
| Mills | 115 | 1,007 | R 89.8% |
| Haskell | 92 | 991 | R 91.5% |
| Castro | 119 | 954 | R 88.9% |
| Jim Hogg | 1,008 | 65 | D 93.9% |
| Kimble | 95 | 920 | R 90.6% |
| Mitchell | 127 | 841 | R 86.9% |
| Fisher | 116 | 850 | R 88.0% |
| Hartley | 46 | 908 | R 95.2% |
| Delta | 137 | 798 | R 85.3% |
| Lynn | 135 | 783 | R 85.3% |
| Hemphill | 45 | 870 | R 95.1% |
| Swisher | 156 | 753 | R 82.8% |
| Floyd | 141 | 741 | R 84.0% |
| Real | 120 | 732 | R 85.9% |
| Martin | 58 | 760 | R 92.9% |
| Baylor | 74 | 739 | R 90.9% |
| Kinney | 226 | 564 | R 71.4% |
| Winkler | 80 | 702 | R 89.8% |
| Crosby | 163 | 610 | R 78.9% |
| Bailey | 93 | 679 | R 88.0% |
| Childress | 87 | 678 | R 88.6% |
| Crane | 55 | 707 | R 92.8% |
| Coke | 75 | 665 | R 89.9% |
| Donley | 57 | 663 | R 92.1% |
| Concho | 77 | 632 | R 89.1% |
| Jeff Davis | 170 | 538 | R 76.0% |
| Shackelford | 50 | 648 | R 92.8% |
| Hansford | 38 | 641 | R 94.4% |
| Schleicher | 79 | 592 | R 88.2% |
| Lipscomb | 28 | 638 | R 95.8% |
| Hall | 45 | 610 | R 93.1% |
| Sutton | 92 | 551 | R 85.7% |
| Garza | 73 | 567 | R 88.6% |
| Knox | 53 | 530 | R 90.9% |
| Armstrong | 34 | 525 | R 93.9% |
| Hardeman | 68 | 487 | R 87.7% |
| Hudspeth | 87 | 448 | R 83.7% |
| Crockett | 118 | 408 | R 77.6% |
| Menard | 52 | 472 | R 90.1% |
| Reagan | 46 | 475 | R 91.2% |
| Cochran | 55 | 449 | R 89.1% |
| Dallam | 50 | 451 | R 90.0% |
| Irion | 33 | 467 | R 93.4% |
| Edwards | 66 | 402 | R 85.9% |
| Upton | 49 | 398 | R 89.0% |
| Collingsworth | 33 | 406 | R 92.5% |
| Briscoe | 19 | 416 | R 95.6% |
| Oldham | 21 | 408 | R 95.1% |
| Dickens | 35 | 392 | R 91.8% |
| Cottle | 40 | 377 | R 90.4% |
| Glasscock | 10 | 373 | R 97.4% |
| Sherman | 31 | 344 | R 91.7% |
| Culberson | 268 | 83 | D 76.4% |
| Throckmorton | 24 | 304 | R 92.7% |
| Roberts | 3 | 307 | R 99.0% |
| Motley | 10 | 290 | R 96.7% |
| Foard | 37 | 253 | R 87.2% |
| Stonewall | 47 | 236 | R 83.4% |
| Borden | 3 | 239 | R 98.8% |
| McMullen | 12 | 214 | R 94.7% |
| Sterling | 6 | 216 | R 97.3% |
| Kent | 29 | 158 | R 84.5% |
| Terrell | 40 | 134 | R 77.0% |
| Kenedy | 96 | 13 | D 88.1% |
| King | 2 | 97 | R 98.0% |
| Loving | 10 | 27 | R 73.0% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Akashic 2026 primary canvasses (state SoS, W2), Rains County TX official Precinct Results Report, 2026 Primary, Texas 2026 primary county precinct canvasses (captured 2026-08-31).
Mississippi
Mississippi runs an OPEN primary: any voter picks either party’s ballot. Contests short of a majority go to a runoff.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Mississippi currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 4 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| MS-01 | 28,477 | 35,490 | R 55.5% |
| MS-02 | 74,500 | 25,218 | D 74.7% |
| MS-03 | 25,902 | 44,553 | R 63.2% |
| MS-04 | 19,154 | 47,048 | R 71.1% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 82 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hinds | 25,483 | 5,234 | D 83.0% |
| Harrison | 6,409 | 11,440 | R 64.1% |
| Rankin | 3,843 | 11,190 | R 74.4% |
| Madison | 6,826 | 7,486 | R 52.3% |
| DeSoto | 6,303 | 7,937 | R 55.7% |
| Jackson | 3,731 | 9,084 | R 70.9% |
| Lee | 3,094 | 4,132 | R 57.2% |
| Lowndes | 4,302 | 2,733 | D 61.2% |
| Forrest | 2,811 | 3,911 | R 58.2% |
| Jones | 1,685 | 4,558 | R 73.0% |
| Lamar | 1,429 | 4,571 | R 76.2% |
| Warren | 3,355 | 2,512 | D 57.2% |
| Lauderdale | 2,155 | 3,311 | R 60.6% |
| Lincoln | 1,389 | 4,026 | R 74.3% |
| Adams | 3,195 | 1,902 | D 62.7% |
| Oktibbeha | 3,106 | 1,921 | D 61.8% |
| Pearl River | 667 | 3,678 | R 84.6% |
| Hancock | 858 | 3,476 | R 80.2% |
| Washington | 3,533 | 767 | D 82.2% |
| Copiah | 2,376 | 1,740 | D 57.7% |
| Bolivar | 3,244 | 835 | D 79.5% |
| Monroe | 1,980 | 2,059 | R 51.0% |
| Lafayette | 2,171 | 1,678 | D 56.4% |
| Pike | 1,924 | 1,857 | D 50.9% |
| Clay | 2,604 | 898 | D 74.4% |
| Grenada | 2,103 | 1,246 | D 62.8% |
| Panola | 1,850 | 1,343 | D 57.9% |
| Simpson | 1,085 | 1,929 | R 64.0% |
| Marshall | 1,799 | 1,042 | D 63.3% |
| Yazoo | 1,642 | 1,161 | D 58.6% |
| Leflore | 2,263 | 479 | D 82.5% |
| Scott | 1,261 | 1,458 | R 53.6% |
| Holmes | 2,488 | 200 | D 92.6% |
| Leake | 1,228 | 1,444 | R 54.0% |
| Marion | 989 | 1,681 | R 63.0% |
| Pontotoc | 612 | 2,047 | R 77.0% |
| Sunflower | 2,205 | 405 | D 84.5% |
| Winston | 1,462 | 1,092 | D 57.2% |
| Neshoba | 658 | 1,845 | R 73.7% |
| Tate | 820 | 1,644 | R 66.7% |
| Chickasaw | 1,384 | 1,018 | D 57.6% |
| Amite | 1,148 | 1,239 | R 51.9% |
| Wayne | 844 | 1,467 | R 63.5% |
| Attala | 1,269 | 955 | D 57.1% |
| Lawrence | 704 | 1,492 | R 67.9% |
| Alcorn | 398 | 1,742 | R 81.4% |
| Newton | 695 | 1,421 | R 67.2% |
| Itawamba | 214 | 1,862 | R 89.7% |
| Union | 404 | 1,669 | R 80.5% |
| Stone | 322 | 1,742 | R 84.4% |
| George | 168 | 1,821 | R 91.6% |
| Covington | 775 | 1,173 | R 60.2% |
| Coahoma | 1,617 | 274 | D 85.5% |
| Smith | 516 | 1,285 | R 71.3% |
| Jefferson Davis | 1,183 | 553 | D 68.1% |
| Clarke | 728 | 988 | R 57.6% |
| Tippah | 394 | 1,319 | R 77.0% |
| Franklin | 631 | 1,052 | R 62.5% |
| Yalobusha | 953 | 711 | D 57.3% |
| Jasper | 908 | 744 | D 55.0% |
| Prentiss | 398 | 1,254 | R 75.9% |
| Walthall | 653 | 959 | R 59.5% |
| Tallahatchie | 1,219 | 379 | D 76.3% |
| Calhoun | 463 | 1,124 | R 70.8% |
| Carroll | 753 | 758 | R 50.2% |
| Montgomery | 933 | 523 | D 64.1% |
| Claiborne | 1,311 | 110 | D 92.3% |
| Jefferson | 1,238 | 160 | D 88.6% |
| Noxubee | 1,133 | 257 | D 81.5% |
| Perry | 288 | 1,070 | R 78.8% |
| Humphreys | 1,153 | 190 | D 85.9% |
| Tishomingo | 167 | 1,144 | R 87.3% |
| Webster | 352 | 925 | R 72.4% |
| Wilkinson | 928 | 279 | D 76.9% |
| Choctaw | 411 | 619 | R 60.1% |
| Greene | 164 | 811 | R 83.2% |
| Kemper | 607 | 339 | D 64.2% |
| Quitman | 698 | 131 | D 84.2% |
| Tunica | 597 | 128 | D 82.3% |
| Sharkey | 538 | 151 | D 78.1% |
| Benton | 294 | 313 | R 51.6% |
| Issaquena | 150 | 93 | D 61.7% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Mississippi SOS Official Recapitulation county returns, 2026 Primary, Mississippi county Official Recapitulation precinct sheets, 2026 Primary (captured 2026-09-01).
Illinois
Illinois is OPEN in effect: a voter declares a party at the polls and that declaration is public record.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Illinois currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 17 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| IL-01 | 89,677 | 19,330 | D 82.3% |
| IL-02 | 84,297 | 20,598 | D 80.4% |
| IL-03 | 72,443 | 13,991 | D 83.8% |
| IL-04 | 52,616 | 8,336 | D 86.3% |
| IL-05 | 116,188 | 16,566 | D 87.5% |
| IL-06 | 91,760 | 32,574 | D 73.8% |
| IL-07 | 102,894 | 5,259 | D 95.1% |
| IL-08 | 70,518 | 28,446 | D 71.3% |
| IL-09 | 131,840 | 15,444 | D 89.5% |
| IL-10 | 71,505 | 18,857 | D 79.1% |
| IL-11 | 69,637 | 32,583 | D 68.1% |
| IL-12 | 26,791 | 81,400 | R 75.2% |
| IL-13 | 59,613 | 33,024 | D 64.4% |
| IL-14 | 56,414 | 31,113 | D 64.5% |
| IL-15 | 29,981 | 88,094 | R 74.6% |
| IL-16 | 38,665 | 53,024 | R 57.8% |
| IL-17 | 47,743 | 33,438 | D 58.8% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 102 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cook | 707,962 | 86,700 | D 89.1% |
| DuPage | 109,246 | 46,361 | D 70.2% |
| Will | 57,002 | 30,946 | D 64.8% |
| Lake | 64,860 | 19,167 | D 77.2% |
| Kane | 45,582 | 22,024 | D 67.4% |
| McLean | 24,567 | 19,112 | D 56.2% |
| Mason | 24,912 | 15,099 | D 62.3% |
| Winnebago | 18,687 | 13,892 | D 57.4% |
| Saline | 14,835 | 16,175 | R 52.2% |
| Champaign | 19,137 | 7,906 | D 70.8% |
| Stark | 17,289 | 9,410 | D 64.8% |
| Peoria | 13,071 | 7,790 | D 62.7% |
| Kendall | 11,517 | 7,652 | D 60.1% |
| Rock Island | 11,855 | 4,573 | D 72.2% |
| Tazewell | 6,368 | 8,548 | R 57.3% |
| Massac | 7,064 | 6,249 | D 53.1% |
| McDonough | 5,053 | 7,486 | R 59.7% |
| DeKalb | 7,285 | 4,931 | D 59.6% |
| LaSalle | 6,132 | 5,759 | D 51.6% |
| Williamson | 2,527 | 7,590 | R 75.0% |
| Kankakee | 5,382 | 4,590 | D 54.0% |
| Vermilion | 2,592 | 5,995 | R 69.8% |
| Adams | 1,670 | 6,732 | R 80.1% |
| McHenry | 2,392 | 5,298 | R 68.9% |
| Jackson | 4,609 | 2,577 | D 64.1% |
| St. Clair | 3,485 | 3,103 | D 52.9% |
| Ogle | 2,304 | 4,257 | R 64.9% |
| Stephenson | 2,153 | 4,168 | R 65.9% |
| Grundy | 2,532 | 3,163 | R 55.5% |
| Knox | 2,717 | 2,972 | R 52.2% |
| Christian | 1,224 | 4,129 | R 77.1% |
| Coles | 1,935 | 3,333 | R 63.3% |
| Whiteside | 2,722 | 2,405 | D 53.1% |
| Effingham | 822 | 4,228 | R 83.7% |
| Macon | 1,071 | 3,882 | R 78.4% |
| Woodford | 1,544 | 3,348 | R 68.4% |
| Franklin | 1,278 | 3,585 | R 73.7% |
| Jefferson | 1,235 | 3,614 | R 74.5% |
| Boone | 2,206 | 2,622 | R 54.3% |
| Henry | 2,047 | 2,762 | R 57.4% |
| Livingston | 1,065 | 3,722 | R 77.8% |
| Clinton | 900 | 3,786 | R 80.8% |
| Monroe | 1,280 | 3,259 | R 71.8% |
| Fulton | 1,883 | 2,641 | R 58.4% |
| Marshall | 1,138 | 3,269 | R 74.2% |
| Scott | 699 | 3,514 | R 83.4% |
| Bureau | 1,700 | 2,416 | R 58.7% |
| Morgan | 1,048 | 2,594 | R 71.2% |
| Crawford | 584 | 3,048 | R 83.9% |
| Randolph | 919 | 2,711 | R 74.7% |
| Logan | 904 | 2,714 | R 75.0% |
| Hancock | 479 | 3,116 | R 86.7% |
| Iroquois | 655 | 2,930 | R 81.7% |
| Lee | 1,514 | 2,058 | R 57.6% |
| Montgomery | 1,150 | 2,167 | R 65.3% |
| Jersey | 810 | 2,483 | R 75.4% |
| Fayette | 480 | 2,812 | R 85.4% |
| Wayne | 237 | 3,010 | R 92.7% |
| Edgar | 386 | 2,800 | R 87.9% |
| Jo Daviess | 1,540 | 1,644 | R 51.6% |
| De Witt | 554 | 2,514 | R 81.9% |
| Douglas | 580 | 2,415 | R 80.6% |
| White | 329 | 2,664 | R 89.0% |
| Perry | 608 | 2,061 | R 77.2% |
| Warren | 647 | 1,985 | R 75.4% |
| Piatt | 954 | 1,630 | R 63.1% |
| Pike | 372 | 2,152 | R 85.3% |
| Union | 766 | 1,707 | R 69.0% |
| Mercer | 748 | 1,695 | R 69.4% |
| Clay | 306 | 2,074 | R 87.1% |
| Bond | 660 | 1,716 | R 72.2% |
| Johnson | 309 | 2,056 | R 86.9% |
| Cumberland | 290 | 1,986 | R 87.3% |
| Greene | 367 | 1,856 | R 83.5% |
| Menard | 549 | 1,611 | R 74.6% |
| Richland | 485 | 1,619 | R 76.9% |
| Carroll | 587 | 1,474 | R 71.5% |
| Marion | 320 | 1,739 | R 84.5% |
| Washington | 338 | 1,691 | R 83.3% |
| Clark | 519 | 1,492 | R 74.2% |
| Ford | 390 | 1,546 | R 79.9% |
| Moultrie | 440 | 1,366 | R 75.6% |
| Cass | 473 | 1,325 | R 73.7% |
| Madison | 675 | 1,090 | R 61.8% |
| Wabash | 308 | 1,438 | R 82.4% |
| Macoupin | 489 | 1,102 | R 69.3% |
| Lawrence | 371 | 1,160 | R 75.8% |
| Hamilton | 273 | 1,255 | R 82.1% |
| Jasper | 255 | 1,257 | R 83.1% |
| Henderson | 281 | 1,145 | R 80.3% |
| Schuyler | 122 | 1,106 | R 90.1% |
| Sangamon | 212 | 921 | R 81.3% |
| Edwards | 111 | 993 | R 89.9% |
| Gallatin | 263 | 767 | R 74.5% |
| Pope | 122 | 754 | R 86.1% |
| Pulaski | 228 | 590 | R 72.1% |
| Brown | 111 | 703 | R 86.4% |
| Putnam | 417 | 337 | D 55.3% |
| Alexander | 353 | 280 | D 55.8% |
| Shelby | 170 | 450 | R 72.6% |
| Hardin | 134 | 448 | R 77.0% |
| Calhoun | 167 | 351 | R 67.8% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Illinois SBE 2026 General Primary jurisdiction precinct export, Illinois State Board of Elections — 2026 General Primary certified vote totals (captured 2026-09-05). Totals include 2 votes not attributable to a county: votes for named write-in candidates that some election jurisdictions publish only inside a generic write-in line.
Indiana
Indiana is OPEN in effect: a voter requests either ballot, subject to a loose past-support rule that is not enforced at the polls. Indiana elects no Senator and no Governor in 2026, so participation is measured across its nine House primaries rather than one statewide contest.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Indiana currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 9 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| IN-01 | 52,986 | 28,421 | D 65.1% |
| IN-02 | 25,170 | 41,229 | R 62.1% |
| IN-03 | 21,146 | 58,273 | R 73.4% |
| IN-04 | 24,874 | 62,553 | R 71.5% |
| IN-05 | 41,406 | 56,223 | R 57.6% |
| IN-06 | 23,277 | 52,373 | R 69.2% |
| IN-07 | 71,864 | 12,272 | D 85.4% |
| IN-08 | 28,311 | 52,248 | R 64.9% |
| IN-09 | 33,737 | 51,165 | R 60.3% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 92 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marion | 79,759 | 18,746 | D 81.0% |
| Lake | 38,243 | 16,871 | D 69.4% |
| Hamilton | 23,065 | 27,102 | R 54.0% |
| Allen | 14,570 | 22,082 | R 60.2% |
| St. Joseph | 14,307 | 10,067 | D 58.7% |
| Hendricks | 6,387 | 12,892 | R 66.9% |
| Porter | 10,436 | 8,088 | D 56.3% |
| Elkhart | 5,341 | 11,792 | R 68.8% |
| Tippecanoe | 7,385 | 9,292 | R 55.7% |
| Johnson | 4,732 | 11,482 | R 70.8% |
| Madison | 6,828 | 9,061 | R 57.0% |
| Monroe | 12,257 | 2,940 | D 80.7% |
| Vigo | 7,382 | 7,033 | D 51.2% |
| Clark | 6,065 | 6,713 | R 52.5% |
| Delaware | 6,239 | 5,847 | D 51.6% |
| LaPorte | 5,418 | 5,530 | R 50.5% |
| Hancock | 2,984 | 7,653 | R 71.9% |
| Howard | 3,038 | 7,031 | R 69.8% |
| Vanderburgh | 6,891 | 3,056 | D 69.3% |
| Boone | 3,684 | 6,123 | R 62.4% |
| Floyd | 4,771 | 4,999 | R 51.2% |
| Bartholomew | 2,575 | 6,767 | R 72.4% |
| Morgan | 1,471 | 7,848 | R 84.2% |
| Wayne | 1,833 | 5,690 | R 75.6% |
| Henry | 1,341 | 5,551 | R 80.5% |
| Grant | 1,678 | 5,077 | R 75.2% |
| Dubois | 1,483 | 5,202 | R 77.8% |
| Dearborn | 1,012 | 5,410 | R 84.2% |
| Warrick | 2,309 | 3,820 | R 62.3% |
| Kosciusko | 1,094 | 4,594 | R 80.8% |
| Knox | 1,108 | 4,255 | R 79.3% |
| Jackson | 908 | 4,447 | R 83.0% |
| Steuben | 719 | 4,620 | R 86.5% |
| Wells | 453 | 4,629 | R 91.1% |
| Shelby | 992 | 3,957 | R 80.0% |
| Noble | 716 | 4,179 | R 85.4% |
| DeKalb | 949 | 3,766 | R 79.9% |
| Harrison | 1,703 | 2,997 | R 63.8% |
| Clinton | 674 | 3,840 | R 85.1% |
| Cass | 1,041 | 3,376 | R 76.4% |
| Huntington | 762 | 3,494 | R 82.1% |
| Putnam | 1,081 | 3,166 | R 74.5% |
| White | 619 | 3,556 | R 85.2% |
| Adams | 706 | 3,419 | R 82.9% |
| Washington | 742 | 3,306 | R 81.7% |
| Montgomery | 861 | 3,146 | R 78.5% |
| Clay | 625 | 3,371 | R 84.4% |
| Jennings | 591 | 3,347 | R 85.0% |
| Jasper | 736 | 3,196 | R 81.3% |
| Marshall | 954 | 2,948 | R 75.6% |
| Jefferson | 1,200 | 2,588 | R 68.3% |
| Greene | 845 | 2,847 | R 77.1% |
| Whitley | 584 | 3,038 | R 83.9% |
| Wabash | 594 | 2,894 | R 83.0% |
| Ripley | 488 | 2,974 | R 85.9% |
| Fountain | 305 | 3,096 | R 91.0% |
| Franklin | 481 | 2,915 | R 85.8% |
| Randolph | 512 | 2,719 | R 84.2% |
| Sullivan | 724 | 2,439 | R 77.1% |
| Jay | 357 | 2,610 | R 88.0% |
| Rush | 369 | 2,583 | R 87.5% |
| Lawrence | 815 | 2,128 | R 72.3% |
| Daviess | 508 | 2,425 | R 82.7% |
| Tipton | 595 | 2,280 | R 79.3% |
| Miami | 524 | 2,095 | R 80.0% |
| Owen | 538 | 1,953 | R 78.4% |
| Gibson | 766 | 1,707 | R 69.0% |
| LaGrange | 367 | 2,086 | R 85.0% |
| Parke | 391 | 2,062 | R 84.1% |
| Carroll | 485 | 1,953 | R 80.1% |
| Starke | 578 | 1,849 | R 76.2% |
| Brown | 928 | 1,443 | R 60.9% |
| Orange | 305 | 2,051 | R 87.1% |
| Scott | 853 | 1,338 | R 61.1% |
| Vermillion | 812 | 1,303 | R 61.6% |
| Fayette | 474 | 1,509 | R 76.1% |
| Decatur | 411 | 1,537 | R 78.9% |
| Martin | 316 | 1,616 | R 83.6% |
| Pike | 328 | 1,499 | R 82.0% |
| Newton | 286 | 1,536 | R 84.3% |
| Posey | 786 | 1,028 | R 56.7% |
| Pulaski | 271 | 1,470 | R 84.4% |
| Spencer | 660 | 1,053 | R 61.5% |
| Blackford | 296 | 1,381 | R 82.3% |
| Perry | 1,061 | 602 | D 63.8% |
| Benton | 151 | 1,469 | R 90.7% |
| Fulton | 341 | 1,154 | R 77.2% |
| Warren | 197 | 1,233 | R 86.2% |
| Crawford | 291 | 1,085 | R 78.9% |
| Switzerland | 216 | 987 | R 82.0% |
| Ohio | 108 | 438 | R 80.2% |
| Union | 136 | 410 | R 75.1% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Indiana SOS Election Night Reporting certified county returns, 2026 Primary, Indiana county precinct reports — 2026 primary (captured 2026-09-03).
Ohio
Ohio is SEMI-OPEN: a voter’s ballot choice at the polls sets their party affiliation.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Ohio currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 15 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| OH-01 | 54,467 | 35,617 | D 60.5% |
| OH-02 | 28,865 | 69,206 | R 70.6% |
| OH-03 | 79,232 | 15,779 | D 83.4% |
| OH-04 | 26,406 | 75,210 | R 74.0% |
| OH-05 | 41,524 | 58,056 | R 58.3% |
| OH-06 | 39,067 | 62,813 | R 61.7% |
| OH-07 | 62,616 | 50,345 | D 55.4% |
| OH-08 | 43,427 | 52,629 | R 54.8% |
| OH-09 | 45,827 | 56,921 | R 55.4% |
| OH-10 | 45,380 | 44,286 | D 50.6% |
| OH-11 | 82,307 | 10,597 | D 88.6% |
| OH-12 | 34,406 | 64,907 | R 65.4% |
| OH-13 | 62,768 | 43,001 | D 59.3% |
| OH-14 | 49,496 | 69,863 | R 58.5% |
| OH-15 | 44,977 | 39,446 | D 53.3% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 88 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cuyahoga | 132,641 | 36,960 | D 78.2% |
| Franklin | 119,718 | 41,942 | D 74.1% |
| Hamilton | 70,867 | 34,149 | D 67.5% |
| Summit | 47,496 | 26,159 | D 64.5% |
| Montgomery | 36,937 | 25,067 | D 59.6% |
| Stark | 25,346 | 28,805 | R 53.2% |
| Lucas | 29,975 | 16,979 | D 63.8% |
| Lorain | 27,541 | 18,472 | D 59.9% |
| Butler | 17,545 | 27,200 | R 60.8% |
| Lake | 17,357 | 18,691 | R 51.9% |
| Delaware | 15,634 | 20,009 | R 56.1% |
| Mahoning | 19,619 | 13,418 | D 59.4% |
| Warren | 10,894 | 20,790 | R 65.6% |
| Clermont | 9,434 | 20,195 | R 68.2% |
| Medina | 12,899 | 15,582 | R 54.7% |
| Trumbull | 14,680 | 12,048 | D 54.9% |
| Greene | 9,955 | 15,386 | R 60.7% |
| Licking | 9,476 | 14,960 | R 61.2% |
| Portage | 12,804 | 10,604 | D 54.7% |
| Fairfield | 9,472 | 12,856 | R 57.6% |
| Richland | 6,307 | 13,153 | R 67.6% |
| Clark | 7,193 | 10,273 | R 58.8% |
| Geauga | 5,943 | 10,160 | R 63.1% |
| Wood | 7,766 | 7,883 | R 50.4% |
| Miami | 4,486 | 9,771 | R 68.5% |
| Wayne | 4,828 | 8,179 | R 62.9% |
| Ashtabula | 5,513 | 5,998 | R 52.1% |
| Columbiana | 3,697 | 7,535 | R 67.1% |
| Tuscarawas | 4,692 | 6,407 | R 57.7% |
| Allen | 3,381 | 7,684 | R 69.4% |
| Hancock | 2,650 | 7,415 | R 73.7% |
| Erie | 5,110 | 4,938 | D 50.9% |
| Union | 2,819 | 6,983 | R 71.2% |
| Sandusky | 3,410 | 6,028 | R 63.9% |
| Belmont | 3,074 | 6,155 | R 66.7% |
| Washington | 2,922 | 6,203 | R 68.0% |
| Knox | 2,700 | 6,261 | R 69.9% |
| Scioto | 2,506 | 5,663 | R 69.3% |
| Jefferson | 3,115 | 4,763 | R 60.5% |
| Muskingum | 2,736 | 5,019 | R 64.7% |
| Ross | 3,252 | 4,498 | R 58.0% |
| Marion | 2,520 | 5,194 | R 67.3% |
| Pickaway | 2,205 | 5,404 | R 71.0% |
| Seneca | 2,267 | 5,132 | R 69.4% |
| Athens | 4,706 | 2,027 | D 69.9% |
| Ottawa | 2,728 | 3,878 | R 58.7% |
| Ashland | 1,756 | 4,836 | R 73.4% |
| Shelby | 1,117 | 5,400 | R 82.9% |
| Putnam | 842 | 5,658 | R 87.0% |
| Huron | 2,213 | 4,277 | R 65.9% |
| Auglaize | 981 | 5,424 | R 84.7% |
| Fulton | 1,731 | 4,300 | R 71.3% |
| Brown | 1,140 | 4,862 | R 81.0% |
| Darke | 1,213 | 4,460 | R 78.6% |
| Logan | 1,346 | 4,293 | R 76.1% |
| Preble | 1,065 | 4,544 | R 81.0% |
| Lawrence | 1,644 | 3,895 | R 70.3% |
| Defiance | 1,638 | 3,684 | R 69.2% |
| Coshocton | 1,200 | 4,031 | R 77.1% |
| Williams | 1,274 | 3,905 | R 75.4% |
| Madison | 1,600 | 3,524 | R 68.8% |
| Champaign | 1,463 | 3,447 | R 70.2% |
| Crawford | 1,276 | 3,553 | R 73.6% |
| Morrow | 1,190 | 3,635 | R 75.3% |
| Clinton | 1,190 | 3,559 | R 74.9% |
| Highland | 1,004 | 3,712 | R 78.7% |
| Mercer | 887 | 3,432 | R 79.5% |
| Van Wert | 670 | 3,505 | R 84.0% |
| Perry | 1,214 | 2,606 | R 68.2% |
| Henry | 936 | 2,860 | R 75.3% |
| Jackson | 992 | 2,775 | R 73.7% |
| Guernsey | 1,225 | 2,415 | R 66.3% |
| Carroll | 1,072 | 2,435 | R 69.4% |
| Fayette | 705 | 2,686 | R 79.2% |
| Hardin | 669 | 2,625 | R 79.7% |
| Gallia | 685 | 2,581 | R 79.0% |
| Hocking | 1,203 | 2,050 | R 63.0% |
| Meigs | 692 | 2,559 | R 78.7% |
| Adams | 720 | 2,523 | R 77.8% |
| Wyandot | 714 | 2,245 | R 75.9% |
| Pike | 947 | 1,837 | R 66.0% |
| Paulding | 634 | 2,056 | R 76.4% |
| Holmes | 501 | 2,019 | R 80.1% |
| Morgan | 481 | 1,448 | R 75.1% |
| Harrison | 531 | 1,104 | R 67.5% |
| Monroe | 584 | 963 | R 62.2% |
| Vinton | 382 | 947 | R 71.3% |
| Noble | 368 | 867 | R 70.2% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Ohio Secretary of State official canvass — 2026 primary precinct returns, Ohio county board of elections precinct reports, 2026 Primary (captured 2026-09-04).
Nebraska
Nebraska is SEMI-CLOSED for partisan federal and state offices: partisans take their own ballot and nonpartisan voters may request one.
Available primary contests
The explorer above opens on the designated marquee contest. Every candidate share uses the complete candidate field for that contest.
U.S. Senate · Republican primary
Pete Ricketts
157,958 votes · 82.0%
93 counties mapped · 192,630 total votes
Governor · Republican primary
Jim Pillen
142,301 votes · 75.4%
93 counties mapped · 188,711 total votes
U.S. Senate · Democratic primary
Cindy Burbank
102,737 votes · 89.5%
93 counties mapped · 114,796 total votes
Governor · Democratic primary
Lynne Walz
108,372 votes · 91.4%
93 counties mapped · 118,615 total votes
Congressional district participation — all 3 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| NE-01 | 46,031 | 53,094 | R 53.6% |
| NE-02 | 58,004 | 39,689 | D 59.4% |
| NE-03 | 18,113 | 93,569 | R 83.8% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 93 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Douglas | 53,236 | 39,795 | D 57.2% |
| Lancaster | 30,581 | 26,350 | D 53.7% |
| Sarpy | 11,083 | 12,289 | R 52.6% |
| Hall | 1,819 | 4,965 | R 73.2% |
| Buffalo | 1,561 | 5,006 | R 76.2% |
| Madison | 1,047 | 4,467 | R 81.0% |
| Adams | 1,346 | 4,039 | R 75.0% |
| Cass | 1,758 | 3,570 | R 67.0% |
| Lincoln | 1,148 | 4,171 | R 78.4% |
| Dodge | 1,709 | 3,171 | R 65.0% |
| Gage | 1,336 | 3,490 | R 72.3% |
| Platte | 842 | 3,690 | R 81.4% |
| Washington | 884 | 3,301 | R 78.9% |
| Scotts Bluff | 906 | 2,719 | R 75.0% |
| Saunders | 910 | 2,238 | R 71.1% |
| Seward | 640 | 2,130 | R 76.9% |
| Knox | 360 | 2,310 | R 86.5% |
| Merrick | 226 | 2,176 | R 90.6% |
| Red Willow | 294 | 2,103 | R 87.7% |
| Otoe | 673 | 1,716 | R 71.8% |
| Holt | 221 | 2,019 | R 90.1% |
| Dawson | 373 | 1,801 | R 82.8% |
| Stanton | 176 | 1,965 | R 91.8% |
| Cedar | 295 | 1,843 | R 86.2% |
| Pierce | 141 | 1,980 | R 93.4% |
| Phelps | 243 | 1,863 | R 88.5% |
| York | 325 | 1,749 | R 84.3% |
| Hamilton | 294 | 1,715 | R 85.4% |
| Butler | 297 | 1,630 | R 84.6% |
| Clay | 224 | 1,689 | R 88.3% |
| Keith | 202 | 1,621 | R 88.9% |
| Boone | 171 | 1,634 | R 90.5% |
| Howard | 273 | 1,503 | R 84.6% |
| Cherry | 100 | 1,631 | R 94.2% |
| Saline | 602 | 1,094 | R 64.5% |
| Richardson | 358 | 1,335 | R 78.9% |
| Dawes | 358 | 1,241 | R 77.6% |
| Morrill | 126 | 1,459 | R 92.1% |
| Antelope | 149 | 1,420 | R 90.5% |
| Custer | 177 | 1,385 | R 88.7% |
| Burt | 368 | 1,105 | R 75.0% |
| Dakota | 426 | 1,017 | R 70.5% |
| Polk | 163 | 1,245 | R 88.4% |
| Nemaha | 291 | 1,116 | R 79.3% |
| Wayne | 295 | 1,106 | R 78.9% |
| Cuming | 227 | 1,164 | R 83.7% |
| Cheyenne | 183 | 1,193 | R 86.7% |
| Jefferson | 261 | 1,074 | R 80.4% |
| Thayer | 187 | 1,031 | R 84.6% |
| Dixon | 209 | 1,002 | R 82.7% |
| Box Butte | 223 | 943 | R 80.9% |
| Kearney | 190 | 920 | R 82.9% |
| Colfax | 233 | 857 | R 78.6% |
| Brown | 44 | 990 | R 95.7% |
| Valley | 137 | 860 | R 86.3% |
| Fillmore | 198 | 740 | R 78.9% |
| Chase | 62 | 799 | R 92.8% |
| Furnas | 86 | 732 | R 89.5% |
| Harlan | 69 | 718 | R 91.2% |
| Johnson | 174 | 584 | R 77.0% |
| Kimball | 55 | 700 | R 92.7% |
| Sheridan | 66 | 609 | R 90.2% |
| Webster | 96 | 579 | R 85.8% |
| Frontier | 42 | 605 | R 93.5% |
| Sherman | 158 | 462 | R 74.5% |
| Hitchcock | 46 | 544 | R 92.2% |
| Garfield | 36 | 538 | R 93.7% |
| Gosper | 56 | 504 | R 90.0% |
| Nuckolls | 103 | 448 | R 81.3% |
| Nance | 101 | 438 | R 81.3% |
| Garden | 41 | 496 | R 92.4% |
| Greeley | 101 | 427 | R 80.9% |
| Pawnee | 103 | 420 | R 80.3% |
| Perkins | 49 | 474 | R 90.6% |
| Thurston | 186 | 332 | R 64.1% |
| Rock | 24 | 431 | R 94.7% |
| Boyd | 50 | 383 | R 88.5% |
| Franklin | 63 | 346 | R 84.6% |
| Deuel | 27 | 312 | R 92.0% |
| Dundy | 24 | 276 | R 92.0% |
| Loup | 31 | 255 | R 89.2% |
| Wheeler | 22 | 261 | R 92.2% |
| Keya Paha | 11 | 265 | R 96.0% |
| Hayes | 5 | 225 | R 97.8% |
| Sioux | 23 | 179 | R 88.6% |
| Thomas | 5 | 186 | R 97.4% |
| Banner | 5 | 160 | R 97.0% |
| Arthur | 8 | 139 | R 94.6% |
| McPherson | 8 | 135 | R 94.4% |
| Logan | 2 | 136 | R 98.6% |
| Grant | 6 | 130 | R 95.6% |
| Hooker | 18 | 104 | R 85.2% |
| Blaine | 12 | 106 | R 89.8% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Official reporting, pre-certification from Akashic 2026 primary canvasses (state SoS, W2), Nebraska 2026 primary grain reconciliation (Board of State Canvassers official report) (captured 2026-08-28).
West Virginia
West Virginia is SEMI-CLOSED: partisans take their own ballot; independents may request either where the party allows it.
Available primary contests
The explorer above opens on the designated marquee contest. Every candidate share uses the complete candidate field for that contest.
U.S. Senate · Democratic primary
RACHEL FETTY ANDERSON
30,930 votes · 33.2%
55 counties mapped · 93,297 total votes
U.S. Senate · Republican primary
SHELLEY MOORE CAPITO
80,376 votes · 66.5%
55 counties mapped · 120,891 total votes
Congressional district participation — all 2 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| WV-01 | 44,383 | 56,203 | R 55.9% |
| WV-02 | 44,791 | 48,782 | R 52.1% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 55 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kanawha | 13,873 | 10,614 | D 56.7% |
| Monongalia | 7,769 | 3,795 | D 67.2% |
| Wood | 3,937 | 7,592 | R 65.9% |
| Berkeley | 4,236 | 6,733 | R 61.4% |
| Cabell | 5,078 | 4,737 | D 51.7% |
| Harrison | 4,044 | 4,330 | R 51.7% |
| Raleigh | 2,724 | 4,963 | R 64.6% |
| Putnam | 2,585 | 5,076 | R 66.3% |
| Marion | 4,253 | 2,815 | D 60.2% |
| Jefferson | 3,320 | 2,950 | D 53.0% |
| Mercer | 2,062 | 3,850 | R 65.1% |
| Ohio | 2,857 | 2,699 | D 51.4% |
| Greenbrier | 1,755 | 3,142 | R 64.2% |
| Fayette | 2,254 | 2,586 | R 53.4% |
| Preston | 1,394 | 3,202 | R 69.7% |
| Jackson | 1,319 | 2,872 | R 68.5% |
| Wayne | 1,884 | 2,275 | R 54.7% |
| Marshall | 1,957 | 2,164 | R 52.5% |
| Hancock | 1,501 | 2,318 | R 60.7% |
| Randolph | 1,815 | 1,813 | D 50.0% |
| Upshur | 844 | 2,313 | R 73.3% |
| Mineral | 792 | 2,235 | R 73.8% |
| Mason | 1,013 | 1,987 | R 66.2% |
| Logan | 1,093 | 1,781 | R 62.0% |
| Nicholas | 1,081 | 1,793 | R 62.4% |
| Hampshire | 762 | 1,994 | R 72.4% |
| Boone | 1,557 | 1,054 | D 59.6% |
| Morgan | 633 | 1,923 | R 75.2% |
| Brooke | 1,107 | 1,214 | R 52.3% |
| Braxton | 1,117 | 1,167 | R 51.1% |
| Taylor | 837 | 1,391 | R 62.4% |
| Wyoming | 851 | 1,237 | R 59.2% |
| Wetzel | 1,029 | 1,041 | R 50.3% |
| Hardy | 789 | 1,239 | R 61.1% |
| Lewis | 687 | 1,252 | R 64.6% |
| Barbour | 593 | 1,209 | R 67.1% |
| Roane | 598 | 1,146 | R 65.7% |
| Monroe | 538 | 1,199 | R 69.0% |
| Mingo | 615 | 1,087 | R 63.9% |
| Lincoln | 703 | 925 | R 56.8% |
| Summers | 653 | 970 | R 59.8% |
| Grant | 147 | 1,423 | R 90.6% |
| Tyler | 282 | 1,277 | R 81.9% |
| Pocahontas | 533 | 875 | R 62.1% |
| Ritchie | 188 | 1,190 | R 86.4% |
| Doddridge | 140 | 1,046 | R 88.2% |
| McDowell | 604 | 417 | D 59.2% |
| Tucker | 531 | 474 | D 52.8% |
| Pleasants | 314 | 660 | R 67.8% |
| Clay | 418 | 501 | R 54.5% |
| Webster | 360 | 472 | R 56.7% |
| Wirt | 214 | 616 | R 74.2% |
| Gilmer | 385 | 404 | R 51.2% |
| Pendleton | 327 | 441 | R 57.4% |
| Calhoun | 345 | 412 | R 54.4% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from West Virginia county clerk Clarity feeds, 2026 Primary (captured 2026-09-01).
Louisiana
Louisiana’s congressional primaries in 2026 are closed party primaries, a change from the state’s former all-party system; only registered partisans and, where a party allows, unaffiliated voters may take a ballot.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Louisiana currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
County participation — all 64 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| East Baton Rouge Parish | 55,120 | 38,030 | D 59.2% |
| Orleans Parish | 63,964 | 12,811 | D 83.3% |
| Jefferson Parish | 30,345 | 35,228 | R 53.7% |
| St. Tammany Parish | 13,753 | 36,646 | R 72.7% |
| Caddo Parish | 20,244 | 16,094 | D 55.7% |
| Lafayette Parish | 14,055 | 22,115 | R 61.1% |
| Calcasieu Parish | 9,721 | 16,436 | R 62.8% |
| Ouachita Parish | 10,134 | 14,118 | R 58.2% |
| Ascension Parish | 8,954 | 11,020 | R 55.2% |
| Livingston Parish | 4,116 | 15,688 | R 79.2% |
| Tangipahoa Parish | 6,930 | 12,366 | R 64.1% |
| Rapides Parish | 6,623 | 12,020 | R 64.5% |
| Bossier Parish | 4,660 | 12,059 | R 72.1% |
| Lafourche Parish | 4,148 | 11,522 | R 73.5% |
| St. Landry Parish | 6,433 | 6,161 | D 51.1% |
| Terrebonne Parish | 3,976 | 8,227 | R 67.4% |
| St. Charles Parish | 4,375 | 6,662 | R 60.4% |
| Iberia Parish | 3,603 | 5,515 | R 60.5% |
| Vermilion Parish | 2,308 | 6,067 | R 72.4% |
| St. Martin Parish | 3,123 | 4,847 | R 60.8% |
| St. John the Baptist Parish | 5,703 | 1,637 | D 77.7% |
| Acadia Parish | 1,804 | 5,432 | R 75.1% |
| St. Mary Parish | 3,183 | 3,668 | R 53.5% |
| Lincoln Parish | 2,497 | 3,946 | R 61.2% |
| Avoyelles Parish | 2,533 | 3,785 | R 59.9% |
| Washington Parish | 2,301 | 3,962 | R 63.3% |
| Beauregard Parish | 1,340 | 4,695 | R 77.8% |
| Iberville Parish | 3,674 | 2,126 | D 63.3% |
| West Baton Rouge Parish | 3,362 | 2,397 | D 58.4% |
| Natchitoches Parish | 2,432 | 3,081 | R 55.9% |
| Vernon Parish | 1,102 | 4,287 | R 79.6% |
| Webster Parish | 1,909 | 3,314 | R 63.5% |
| De Soto Parish | 2,273 | 2,874 | R 55.8% |
| St. Bernard Parish | 2,631 | 2,465 | D 51.6% |
| St. James Parish | 3,421 | 1,451 | D 70.2% |
| Jackson Parish | 1,205 | 3,041 | R 71.6% |
| East Feliciana Parish | 1,990 | 2,236 | R 52.9% |
| Jefferson Davis Parish | 1,129 | 3,085 | R 73.2% |
| Franklin Parish | 1,541 | 2,443 | R 61.3% |
| Pointe Coupee Parish | 2,000 | 1,972 | D 50.4% |
| Evangeline Parish | 1,307 | 2,609 | R 66.6% |
| Union Parish | 900 | 2,652 | R 74.7% |
| Richland Parish | 1,262 | 2,234 | R 63.9% |
| Morehouse Parish | 1,614 | 1,736 | R 51.8% |
| Assumption Parish | 1,768 | 1,543 | D 53.4% |
| Plaquemines Parish | 1,242 | 1,877 | R 60.2% |
| Grant Parish | 501 | 2,603 | R 83.9% |
| Sabine Parish | 550 | 2,480 | R 81.8% |
| Allen Parish | 677 | 1,926 | R 74.0% |
| Concordia Parish | 1,084 | 1,426 | R 56.8% |
| West Feliciana Parish | 959 | 1,545 | R 61.7% |
| St. Helena Parish | 1,494 | 919 | D 61.9% |
| Bienville Parish | 1,099 | 1,242 | R 53.1% |
| Winn Parish | 716 | 1,534 | R 68.2% |
| Madison Parish | 1,540 | 665 | D 69.8% |
| Claiborne Parish | 709 | 1,227 | R 63.4% |
| LaSalle Parish | 203 | 1,724 | R 89.5% |
| Catahoula Parish | 525 | 1,293 | R 71.1% |
| Caldwell Parish | 268 | 1,268 | R 82.6% |
| West Carroll Parish | 240 | 1,137 | R 82.6% |
| Red River Parish | 459 | 674 | R 59.5% |
| Tensas Parish | 473 | 351 | D 57.4% |
| Cameron Parish | 103 | 707 | R 87.3% |
| East Carroll Parish | 530 | 273 | D 66.0% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Louisiana SOS voter portal ByPrecinct CSV, 2026 closed party primary (captured 2026-08-31).
Alabama
Alabama runs an OPEN primary: any voter picks either party’s ballot. Contests short of a majority go to a runoff, which is carried separately from these primary-day totals.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Alabama currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 5 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| AL-01 | no primary | 81,205 | not comparable |
| AL-03 | no primary | 75,913 | not comparable |
| AL-04 | 15,367 | 92,993 | R 85.8% |
| AL-05 | 45,954 | no primary | not comparable |
| AL-06 | no primary | 76,681 | not comparable |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 67 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jefferson | 83,313 | 39,375 | D 67.9% |
| Madison | 33,272 | 30,858 | D 51.9% |
| Mobile | 31,721 | 29,581 | D 51.7% |
| Montgomery | 33,538 | 12,069 | D 73.5% |
| Shelby | 12,566 | 25,252 | R 66.8% |
| Baldwin | 6,188 | 31,470 | R 83.6% |
| Tuscaloosa | 14,639 | 12,508 | D 53.9% |
| Lee | 8,079 | 16,437 | R 67.0% |
| Morgan | 4,061 | 15,646 | R 79.4% |
| Limestone | 5,584 | 10,933 | R 66.2% |
| Cullman | 886 | 14,906 | R 94.4% |
| Calhoun | 5,087 | 10,301 | R 66.9% |
| Elmore | 4,171 | 11,214 | R 72.9% |
| Etowah | 3,889 | 11,279 | R 74.4% |
| Houston | 3,974 | 10,912 | R 73.3% |
| St. Clair | 3,128 | 10,980 | R 77.8% |
| Walker | 815 | 13,230 | R 94.2% |
| Marshall | 1,398 | 12,014 | R 89.6% |
| Lauderdale | 3,274 | 8,866 | R 73.0% |
| Talladega | 5,438 | 6,311 | R 53.7% |
| Autauga | 3,145 | 7,784 | R 71.2% |
| Blount | 711 | 8,691 | R 92.4% |
| Coffee | 1,644 | 6,713 | R 80.3% |
| Dallas | 6,474 | 1,520 | D 81.0% |
| DeKalb | 967 | 7,024 | R 87.9% |
| Tallapoosa | 2,081 | 5,546 | R 72.7% |
| Jackson | 868 | 6,590 | R 88.4% |
| Colbert | 2,569 | 4,818 | R 65.2% |
| Chilton | 1,060 | 5,986 | R 85.0% |
| Covington | 799 | 5,654 | R 87.6% |
| Dale | 1,627 | 4,694 | R 74.3% |
| Lawrence | 1,241 | 4,856 | R 79.6% |
| Russell | 3,611 | 1,968 | D 64.7% |
| Pike | 2,306 | 3,082 | R 57.2% |
| Geneva | 597 | 4,788 | R 88.9% |
| Clarke | 2,769 | 2,200 | D 55.7% |
| Marion | 319 | 4,492 | R 93.4% |
| Escambia | 1,606 | 3,167 | R 66.4% |
| Pickens | 1,755 | 2,930 | R 62.5% |
| Chambers | 1,991 | 2,671 | R 57.3% |
| Fayette | 334 | 4,002 | R 92.3% |
| Randolph | 433 | 3,893 | R 90.0% |
| Butler | 1,672 | 2,600 | R 60.9% |
| Macon | 3,848 | 422 | D 90.1% |
| Marengo | 3,372 | 898 | D 79.0% |
| Franklin | 486 | 3,753 | R 88.5% |
| Monroe | 1,880 | 2,350 | R 55.6% |
| Winston | 183 | 4,011 | R 95.6% |
| Washington | 725 | 3,388 | R 82.4% |
| Henry | 937 | 3,131 | R 77.0% |
| Cherokee | 399 | 3,358 | R 89.4% |
| Barbour | 2,011 | 1,688 | D 54.4% |
| Bibb | 749 | 2,895 | R 79.4% |
| Crenshaw | 696 | 2,490 | R 78.2% |
| Hale | 2,212 | 958 | D 69.8% |
| Cleburne | 149 | 2,995 | R 95.3% |
| Choctaw | 1,325 | 1,617 | R 55.0% |
| Conecuh | 1,400 | 1,470 | R 51.2% |
| Wilcox | 2,431 | 397 | D 86.0% |
| Lowndes | 2,180 | 542 | D 80.1% |
| Sumter | 2,515 | 196 | D 92.8% |
| Perry | 2,155 | 414 | D 83.9% |
| Clay | 395 | 2,140 | R 84.4% |
| Greene | 2,213 | 176 | D 92.6% |
| Bullock | 2,049 | 217 | D 90.4% |
| Coosa | 775 | 1,488 | R 65.8% |
| Lamar | 249 | 1,737 | R 87.5% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from MEDSL Official Statewide Presidential Returns (captured 2026-08-28).
Georgia
Georgia runs an OPEN primary: any voter picks either party’s ballot. Contests short of a majority go to a June runoff, which is not included in these primary-day totals.
Available primary contests
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U.S. Senate · Republican primary
Mike Collins
369,642 votes · 40.5%
159 counties mapped · 912,696 total votes
Governor · Republican primary
Burt Jones
358,184 votes · 38.4%
159 counties mapped · 933,817 total votes
Governor · Democratic primary
Keisha Lance Bottoms
608,264 votes · 56.2%
159 counties mapped · 1,081,811 total votes
U.S. Senate · Democratic primary
Jon Ossoff (I)
1,042,331 votes · 100.0%
159 counties mapped · 1,042,331 total votes
Congressional district participation — all 14 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| GA-01 | 57,159 | 70,692 | R 55.3% |
| GA-02 | 72,498 | 42,639 | D 63.0% |
| GA-03 | 55,845 | 87,643 | R 61.1% |
| GA-04 | 103,415 | 17,390 | D 85.6% |
| GA-05 | 134,732 | 9,552 | D 93.4% |
| GA-06 | 126,663 | 24,075 | D 84.0% |
| GA-07 | 49,421 | 83,746 | R 62.9% |
| GA-08 | 44,547 | 72,036 | R 61.8% |
| GA-09 | 42,626 | 92,249 | R 68.4% |
| GA-10 | 64,421 | 89,527 | R 58.2% |
| GA-11 | 52,434 | 80,165 | R 60.5% |
| GA-12 | 61,284 | 71,460 | R 53.8% |
| GA-13 | 109,581 | 25,547 | D 81.1% |
| GA-14 | 43,067 | 82,306 | R 65.6% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 159 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fulton | 163,726 | 48,170 | D 77.3% |
| DeKalb | 143,687 | 19,491 | D 88.1% |
| Cobb | 94,223 | 61,346 | D 60.6% |
| Gwinnett | 94,046 | 48,614 | D 65.9% |
| Cherokee | 16,181 | 38,707 | R 70.5% |
| Henry | 39,168 | 14,096 | D 73.5% |
| Chatham | 32,526 | 20,466 | D 61.4% |
| Clayton | 41,826 | 3,803 | D 91.7% |
| Forsyth | 12,714 | 30,834 | R 70.8% |
| Hall | 8,895 | 27,285 | R 75.4% |
| Richmond | 26,250 | 9,419 | D 73.6% |
| Muscogee | 22,569 | 11,005 | D 67.2% |
| Fayette | 16,757 | 15,978 | D 51.2% |
| Paulding | 13,427 | 18,033 | R 57.3% |
| Columbia | 11,519 | 19,449 | R 62.8% |
| Coweta | 10,294 | 19,048 | R 64.9% |
| Houston | 14,572 | 13,829 | D 51.3% |
| Douglas | 21,099 | 7,026 | D 75.0% |
| Bibb | 17,304 | 9,892 | D 63.6% |
| Clarke | 17,420 | 6,592 | D 72.5% |
| Newton | 14,929 | 8,193 | D 64.6% |
| Rockdale | 16,826 | 4,033 | D 80.7% |
| Walton | 5,503 | 15,260 | R 73.5% |
| Carroll | 6,168 | 13,623 | R 68.8% |
| Bartow | 4,351 | 13,130 | R 75.1% |
| Floyd | 4,341 | 11,653 | R 72.9% |
| Glynn | 5,384 | 9,639 | R 64.2% |
| Jackson | 3,262 | 11,477 | R 77.9% |
| Dougherty | 10,644 | 3,147 | D 77.2% |
| Lowndes | 6,437 | 7,171 | R 52.7% |
| Spalding | 5,692 | 7,801 | R 57.8% |
| Barrow | 4,044 | 9,281 | R 69.7% |
| Oconee | 3,159 | 8,831 | R 73.7% |
| Whitfield | 2,641 | 9,131 | R 77.6% |
| Effingham | 2,947 | 7,838 | R 72.7% |
| Bulloch | 3,646 | 6,982 | R 65.7% |
| Troup | 4,010 | 6,584 | R 62.1% |
| Catoosa | 2,080 | 8,377 | R 80.1% |
| Habersham | 1,243 | 7,462 | R 85.7% |
| Walker | 1,667 | 7,028 | R 80.8% |
| Bryan | 2,718 | 5,695 | R 67.7% |
| Laurens | 3,009 | 5,397 | R 64.2% |
| Liberty | 5,717 | 2,431 | D 70.2% |
| Gordon | 1,318 | 6,812 | R 83.8% |
| Harris | 2,487 | 5,486 | R 68.8% |
| Monroe | 1,984 | 5,929 | R 74.9% |
| Baldwin | 3,907 | 3,652 | D 51.7% |
| Camden | 2,470 | 5,071 | R 67.2% |
| Gilmer | 951 | 6,436 | R 87.1% |
| Pickens | 967 | 6,257 | R 86.6% |
| Union | 1,059 | 6,163 | R 85.3% |
| Lumpkin | 1,017 | 6,138 | R 85.8% |
| Thomas | 2,897 | 4,110 | R 58.7% |
| Lee | 2,213 | 4,648 | R 67.7% |
| White | 841 | 5,738 | R 87.2% |
| Polk | 1,269 | 5,288 | R 80.6% |
| Dawson | 936 | 5,382 | R 85.2% |
| Madison | 1,315 | 4,972 | R 79.1% |
| Fannin | 810 | 5,338 | R 86.8% |
| Greene | 1,578 | 4,305 | R 73.2% |
| Putnam | 1,318 | 4,531 | R 77.5% |
| Jones | 2,121 | 3,489 | R 62.2% |
| Morgan | 1,402 | 4,185 | R 74.9% |
| Tift | 1,735 | 3,819 | R 68.8% |
| Butts | 1,366 | 4,169 | R 75.3% |
| Haralson | 540 | 4,952 | R 90.2% |
| Colquitt | 1,296 | 4,088 | R 75.9% |
| Wayne | 958 | 4,051 | R 80.9% |
| Ware | 1,217 | 3,765 | R 75.6% |
| Coffee | 1,324 | 3,636 | R 73.3% |
| Peach | 2,504 | 2,336 | D 51.7% |
| Pike | 645 | 4,190 | R 86.7% |
| Sumter | 2,472 | 2,313 | D 51.7% |
| Upson | 1,505 | 3,263 | R 68.4% |
| Murray | 554 | 4,035 | R 87.9% |
| Stephens | 622 | 3,951 | R 86.4% |
| Meriwether | 1,559 | 2,917 | R 65.2% |
| Hart | 813 | 3,600 | R 81.6% |
| Rabun | 720 | 3,531 | R 83.1% |
| Burke | 2,289 | 1,879 | D 54.9% |
| Toombs | 828 | 3,321 | R 80.0% |
| Franklin | 370 | 3,611 | R 90.7% |
| Lamar | 1,092 | 2,858 | R 72.4% |
| Washington | 2,365 | 1,557 | D 60.3% |
| Tattnall | 760 | 3,094 | R 80.3% |
| Appling | 575 | 3,198 | R 84.8% |
| Jasper | 707 | 2,972 | R 80.8% |
| Emanuel | 1,152 | 2,520 | R 68.6% |
| McDuffie | 1,428 | 2,199 | R 60.6% |
| Pierce | 293 | 3,319 | R 91.9% |
| Grady | 1,050 | 2,506 | R 70.5% |
| McIntosh | 1,044 | 2,473 | R 70.3% |
| Oglethorpe | 970 | 2,529 | R 72.3% |
| Brantley | 192 | 3,220 | R 94.4% |
| Towns | 568 | 2,821 | R 83.2% |
| Banks | 256 | 3,039 | R 92.2% |
| Decatur | 1,364 | 1,888 | R 58.1% |
| Dodge | 652 | 2,551 | R 79.6% |
| Crisp | 1,030 | 2,169 | R 67.8% |
| Elbert | 832 | 2,313 | R 73.5% |
| Mitchell | 1,530 | 1,607 | R 51.2% |
| Chattooga | 533 | 2,465 | R 82.2% |
| Jefferson | 1,691 | 1,288 | D 56.8% |
| Worth | 842 | 2,091 | R 71.3% |
| Berrien | 314 | 2,559 | R 89.1% |
| Bleckley | 434 | 2,328 | R 84.3% |
| Ben Hill | 871 | 1,693 | R 66.0% |
| Crawford | 625 | 1,823 | R 74.5% |
| Screven | 978 | 1,437 | R 59.5% |
| Dade | 408 | 1,928 | R 82.5% |
| Brooks | 864 | 1,350 | R 61.0% |
| Heard | 309 | 1,819 | R 85.5% |
| Cook | 679 | 1,446 | R 68.0% |
| Jeff Davis | 321 | 1,752 | R 84.5% |
| Long | 840 | 1,177 | R 58.4% |
| Wilkinson | 932 | 1,074 | R 53.5% |
| Wilkes | 880 | 1,110 | R 55.8% |
| Lincoln | 578 | 1,313 | R 69.4% |
| Bacon | 186 | 1,688 | R 90.1% |
| Hancock | 1,321 | 512 | D 72.1% |
| Macon | 1,184 | 648 | D 64.6% |
| Early | 749 | 1,072 | R 58.9% |
| Irwin | 349 | 1,441 | R 80.5% |
| Candler | 404 | 1,368 | R 77.2% |
| Montgomery | 387 | 1,282 | R 76.8% |
| Twiggs | 847 | 810 | D 51.1% |
| Terrell | 936 | 684 | D 57.8% |
| Johnson | 369 | 1,216 | R 76.7% |
| Pulaski | 411 | 1,139 | R 73.5% |
| Evans | 392 | 1,144 | R 74.5% |
| Dooly | 643 | 885 | R 57.9% |
| Telfair | 461 | 1,040 | R 69.3% |
| Taylor | 499 | 976 | R 66.2% |
| Charlton | 353 | 1,117 | R 76.0% |
| Turner | 498 | 924 | R 65.0% |
| Talbot | 862 | 502 | D 63.2% |
| Marion | 530 | 781 | R 59.6% |
| Seminole | 321 | 954 | R 74.8% |
| Wilcox | 219 | 1,006 | R 82.1% |
| Treutlen | 441 | 716 | R 61.9% |
| Jenkins | 420 | 689 | R 62.1% |
| Randolph | 631 | 442 | D 58.8% |
| Lanier | 292 | 695 | R 70.4% |
| Warren | 506 | 449 | D 53.0% |
| Wheeler | 252 | 656 | R 72.2% |
| Schley | 152 | 745 | R 83.1% |
| Atkinson | 199 | 675 | R 77.2% |
| Clinch | 143 | 719 | R 83.4% |
| Calhoun | 530 | 293 | D 64.4% |
| Stewart | 448 | 275 | D 62.0% |
| Miller | 128 | 562 | R 81.4% |
| Chattahoochee | 271 | 338 | R 55.5% |
| Glascock | 44 | 564 | R 92.8% |
| Webster | 177 | 360 | R 67.0% |
| Baker | 250 | 267 | R 51.6% |
| Clay | 279 | 210 | D 57.1% |
| Echols | 36 | 443 | R 92.5% |
| Taliaferro | 294 | 102 | D 74.2% |
| Quitman | 160 | 217 | R 57.6% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Akashic 2026 primary canvasses (state SoS, W2), Georgia SOS 2026 General Primary county precinct workbooks (captured 2026-08-28).
Idaho
Idaho’s Republican primary is CLOSED to registered Republicans (with pre-registration windows); the Democratic primary was open to any voter.
Available primary contests
The explorer above opens on the designated marquee contest. Every candidate share uses the complete candidate field for that contest.
U.S. Senate · Democratic primary
David Roth
29,534 votes · 61.9%
44 counties mapped · 47,741 total votes
U.S. Senate · Republican primary
Jim Risch
156,140 votes · 67.3%
44 counties mapped · 232,146 total votes
Governor · Republican primary
Brad Little
140,709 votes · 59.0%
44 counties mapped · 238,668 total votes
Governor · Democratic primary
Terri Pickens
30,326 votes · 61.4%
44 counties mapped · 49,377 total votes
Congressional district participation — all 2 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| ID-01 | 21,710 | 127,949 | R 85.5% |
| ID-02 | 26,934 | 100,225 | R 78.8% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 44 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ada | 21,578 | 51,553 | R 70.5% |
| Kootenai | 3,760 | 28,471 | R 88.3% |
| Canyon | 3,433 | 20,847 | R 85.9% |
| Bonneville | 1,642 | 13,859 | R 89.4% |
| Twin Falls | 1,204 | 12,658 | R 91.3% |
| Bonner | 914 | 11,830 | R 92.8% |
| Bannock | 2,854 | 8,074 | R 73.9% |
| Bingham | 538 | 7,443 | R 93.3% |
| Latah | 2,042 | 5,089 | R 71.4% |
| Nez Perce | 1,218 | 5,241 | R 81.1% |
| Jefferson | 212 | 5,047 | R 96.0% |
| Madison | 270 | 4,339 | R 94.1% |
| Idaho | 308 | 4,036 | R 92.9% |
| Gem | 340 | 3,980 | R 92.1% |
| Blaine | 2,586 | 1,511 | D 63.1% |
| Payette | 324 | 3,438 | R 91.4% |
| Elmore | 373 | 3,044 | R 89.1% |
| Boundary | 111 | 2,988 | R 96.4% |
| Shoshone | 531 | 2,280 | R 81.1% |
| Fremont | 121 | 2,631 | R 95.6% |
| Washington | 192 | 2,558 | R 93.0% |
| Cassia | 174 | 2,559 | R 93.6% |
| Valley | 451 | 2,245 | R 83.3% |
| Jerome | 193 | 2,171 | R 91.8% |
| Franklin | 66 | 2,281 | R 97.2% |
| Gooding | 200 | 2,139 | R 91.4% |
| Minidoka | 217 | 1,980 | R 90.1% |
| Boise | 201 | 1,764 | R 89.8% |
| Bear Lake | 83 | 1,623 | R 95.1% |
| Lemhi | 119 | 1,571 | R 93.0% |
| Clearwater | 141 | 1,421 | R 91.0% |
| Power | 168 | 1,314 | R 88.7% |
| Teton | 443 | 989 | R 69.1% |
| Owyhee | 110 | 1,259 | R 92.0% |
| Caribou | 73 | 1,287 | R 94.6% |
| Benewah | 138 | 1,162 | R 89.4% |
| Adams | 113 | 1,089 | R 90.6% |
| Custer | 71 | 1,103 | R 94.0% |
| Oneida | 33 | 893 | R 96.4% |
| Lewis | 52 | 803 | R 93.9% |
| Lincoln | 65 | 683 | R 91.3% |
| Butte | 41 | 447 | R 91.6% |
| Camas | 31 | 309 | R 90.9% |
| Clark | 7 | 137 | R 95.1% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Akashic 2026 primary canvasses (state SoS, W2) (captured 2026-08-11).
Kentucky
Kentucky runs a CLOSED primary: only voters registered with a party vote in it.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Kentucky currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 6 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| KY-01 | no primary | 88,165 | not comparable |
| KY-02 | 40,111 | 76,326 | R 65.6% |
| KY-03 | no primary | 32,868 | not comparable |
| KY-04 | 41,569 | 105,361 | R 71.7% |
| KY-05 | no primary | 105,325 | not comparable |
| KY-06 | 67,764 | 64,096 | D 51.4% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 120 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jefferson | 98,095 | 42,333 | D 69.9% |
| Fayette | 36,332 | 17,661 | D 67.3% |
| Kenton | 9,749 | 19,061 | R 66.2% |
| Boone | 5,441 | 19,419 | R 78.1% |
| Campbell | 6,320 | 11,745 | R 65.0% |
| Oldham | 5,115 | 11,383 | R 69.0% |
| Madison | 6,563 | 9,892 | R 60.1% |
| Warren | 6,785 | 8,921 | R 56.8% |
| Hardin | 6,561 | 8,816 | R 57.3% |
| Pulaski | 1,565 | 13,359 | R 89.5% |
| Daviess | 6,701 | 8,095 | R 54.7% |
| Laurel | 1,467 | 12,346 | R 89.4% |
| Bullitt | 4,011 | 8,594 | R 68.2% |
| Franklin | 8,494 | 4,018 | D 67.9% |
| Shelby | 3,600 | 7,814 | R 68.5% |
| Scott | 5,103 | 5,895 | R 53.6% |
| McCracken | 4,019 | 5,903 | R 59.5% |
| Jessamine | 3,325 | 5,956 | R 64.2% |
| Pike | 3,089 | 6,148 | R 66.6% |
| Nelson | 4,004 | 5,155 | R 56.3% |
| Barren | 2,255 | 5,451 | R 70.7% |
| Christian | 2,875 | 4,465 | R 60.8% |
| Clark | 3,028 | 4,048 | R 57.2% |
| Knox | 673 | 6,201 | R 90.2% |
| Boyd | 2,593 | 4,219 | R 61.9% |
| Henderson | 3,698 | 2,973 | D 55.4% |
| Whitley | 532 | 5,976 | R 91.8% |
| Woodford | 3,524 | 2,813 | D 55.6% |
| Graves | 1,854 | 4,253 | R 69.6% |
| Marshall | 1,840 | 4,132 | R 69.2% |
| Anderson | 2,135 | 3,808 | R 64.1% |
| Floyd | 3,738 | 2,186 | D 63.1% |
| Grayson | 918 | 4,771 | R 83.9% |
| Greenup | 1,667 | 3,964 | R 70.4% |
| Hopkins | 2,585 | 3,010 | R 53.8% |
| Russell | 433 | 4,900 | R 91.9% |
| Breckinridge | 1,021 | 4,096 | R 80.0% |
| Bell | 749 | 4,362 | R 85.3% |
| Taylor | 1,205 | 3,906 | R 76.4% |
| Boyle | 2,137 | 2,949 | R 58.0% |
| Harlan | 716 | 4,336 | R 85.8% |
| Adair | 552 | 4,445 | R 89.0% |
| Calloway | 1,889 | 3,030 | R 61.6% |
| Muhlenberg | 2,367 | 2,500 | R 51.4% |
| Montgomery | 1,908 | 2,949 | R 60.7% |
| Johnson | 599 | 4,066 | R 87.2% |
| Ohio | 938 | 3,664 | R 79.6% |
| Casey | 276 | 4,293 | R 94.0% |
| Meade | 1,552 | 2,993 | R 65.9% |
| Perry | 2,432 | 2,111 | D 53.5% |
| Spencer | 1,039 | 3,446 | R 76.8% |
| Wayne | 496 | 3,883 | R 88.7% |
| Clay | 181 | 4,146 | R 95.8% |
| Marion | 2,754 | 1,547 | D 64.0% |
| Grant | 961 | 3,312 | R 77.5% |
| Rockcastle | 248 | 3,806 | R 93.9% |
| Mercer | 1,640 | 2,401 | R 59.4% |
| Bourbon | 1,779 | 2,149 | R 54.7% |
| Allen | 573 | 3,353 | R 85.4% |
| Lincoln | 860 | 2,941 | R 77.4% |
| Logan | 1,328 | 2,305 | R 63.4% |
| Monroe | 94 | 3,446 | R 97.3% |
| Harrison | 1,434 | 2,052 | R 58.9% |
| Mason | 1,542 | 1,930 | R 55.6% |
| Rowan | 2,071 | 1,312 | D 61.2% |
| Simpson | 880 | 2,462 | R 73.7% |
| Trigg | 814 | 2,481 | R 75.3% |
| Henry | 1,079 | 2,214 | R 67.2% |
| Larue | 936 | 2,357 | R 71.6% |
| Fleming | 1,008 | 2,262 | R 69.2% |
| Breathitt | 2,725 | 486 | D 84.9% |
| Jackson | 120 | 3,069 | R 96.2% |
| McCreary | 197 | 2,953 | R 93.7% |
| Estill | 583 | 2,529 | R 81.3% |
| Clinton | 117 | 2,958 | R 96.2% |
| Butler | 289 | 2,775 | R 90.6% |
| Garrard | 600 | 2,449 | R 80.3% |
| Pendleton | 550 | 2,434 | R 81.6% |
| Lewis | 204 | 2,750 | R 93.1% |
| Carter | 1,006 | 1,916 | R 65.6% |
| Green | 342 | 2,579 | R 88.3% |
| Powell | 947 | 1,954 | R 67.4% |
| Letcher | 1,147 | 1,721 | R 60.0% |
| Lawrence | 558 | 2,165 | R 79.5% |
| Magoffin | 1,025 | 1,601 | R 61.0% |
| Owen | 632 | 1,954 | R 75.6% |
| Metcalfe | 913 | 1,638 | R 64.2% |
| Hart | 848 | 1,702 | R 66.7% |
| Washington | 984 | 1,542 | R 61.0% |
| Caldwell | 768 | 1,755 | R 69.6% |
| Bath | 1,529 | 981 | D 60.9% |
| Morgan | 1,218 | 1,130 | D 51.9% |
| Hancock | 891 | 1,456 | R 62.0% |
| Leslie | 69 | 2,258 | R 97.0% |
| Martin | 120 | 2,199 | R 94.8% |
| Union | 842 | 1,445 | R 63.2% |
| Livingston | 484 | 1,755 | R 78.4% |
| Cumberland | 89 | 2,116 | R 96.0% |
| Crittenden | 308 | 1,801 | R 85.4% |
| Trimble | 682 | 1,277 | R 65.2% |
| Knott | 1,237 | 707 | D 63.6% |
| Lee | 193 | 1,635 | R 89.4% |
| Edmonson | 321 | 1,439 | R 81.8% |
| Bracken | 634 | 1,108 | R 63.6% |
| Webster | 690 | 1,041 | R 60.1% |
| Menifee | 732 | 904 | R 55.3% |
| Ballard | 707 | 927 | R 56.7% |
| Carroll | 664 | 915 | R 57.9% |
| Todd | 612 | 943 | R 60.6% |
| Owsley | 168 | 1,282 | R 88.4% |
| Gallatin | 374 | 1,054 | R 73.8% |
| Nicholas | 938 | 475 | D 66.4% |
| McLean | 570 | 816 | R 58.9% |
| Wolfe | 1,048 | 254 | D 80.5% |
| Lyon | 503 | 764 | R 60.3% |
| Carlisle | 343 | 817 | R 70.4% |
| Hickman | 198 | 728 | R 78.6% |
| Fulton | 579 | 316 | D 64.7% |
| Elliott | 349 | 232 | D 60.1% |
| Robertson | 345 | 227 | D 60.3% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Kentucky county Precinct Results Reports, 2026 Primary (captured 2026-09-01).
Oregon
Oregon runs a CLOSED primary: only voters registered with a party receive that party’s ballot, and Oregon’s unaffiliated voters — a plurality of its registration since automatic registration began — receive no partisan ballot at all. So these totals are a smaller share of the electorate than an open state’s, and the two are not comparable as turnout.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Oregon currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 6 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| OR-01 | 89,261 | 37,599 | D 70.4% |
| OR-02 | 46,381 | 99,935 | R 68.3% |
| OR-03 | 91,590 | 14,977 | D 85.9% |
| OR-04 | 91,685 | 68,435 | D 57.3% |
| OR-05 | 85,713 | 73,012 | D 54.0% |
| OR-06 | 63,329 | 44,758 | D 58.6% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 36 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Multnomah | 123,850 | 21,145 | D 85.4% |
| Washington | 68,248 | 34,650 | D 66.3% |
| Clackamas | 52,693 | 41,871 | D 55.7% |
| Lane | 55,607 | 31,627 | D 63.7% |
| Marion | 27,881 | 31,143 | R 52.8% |
| Deschutes | 28,054 | 22,095 | D 55.9% |
| Jackson | 22,704 | 24,505 | R 51.9% |
| Linn | 9,674 | 18,527 | R 65.7% |
| Douglas | 7,122 | 17,664 | R 71.3% |
| Yamhill | 11,297 | 13,021 | R 53.5% |
| Benton | 14,741 | 6,347 | D 69.9% |
| Polk | 9,143 | 10,480 | R 53.4% |
| Josephine | 6,329 | 12,509 | R 66.4% |
| Coos | 6,299 | 8,719 | R 58.1% |
| Klamath | 3,369 | 10,588 | R 75.9% |
| Lincoln | 7,932 | 4,550 | D 63.5% |
| Columbia | 5,666 | 6,321 | R 52.7% |
| Umatilla | 2,867 | 7,609 | R 72.6% |
| Clatsop | 5,315 | 3,686 | D 59.0% |
| Tillamook | 3,715 | 3,372 | D 52.4% |
| Crook | 1,574 | 5,321 | R 77.2% |
| Union | 1,717 | 4,453 | R 72.2% |
| Curry | 2,381 | 3,529 | R 59.7% |
| Hood River | 4,090 | 1,571 | D 72.2% |
| Wasco | 2,586 | 2,738 | R 51.4% |
| Jefferson | 1,447 | 3,194 | R 68.8% |
| Baker | 941 | 3,104 | R 76.7% |
| Malheur | 766 | 2,935 | R 79.3% |
| Wallowa | 760 | 1,827 | R 70.6% |
| Lake | 281 | 1,654 | R 85.5% |
| Grant | 382 | 1,507 | R 79.8% |
| Harney | 333 | 1,528 | R 82.1% |
| Morrow | 376 | 1,384 | R 78.6% |
| Sherman | 93 | 392 | R 80.8% |
| Gilliam | 133 | 348 | R 72.3% |
| Wheeler | 91 | 287 | R 75.9% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from OpenElections Oregon 2026 primary CSVs (captured 2026-09-08).
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania runs a CLOSED primary: only voters registered with a party vote in it. Pennsylvania has no 2026 U.S. Senate race, so Governor is the every-ballot contest.
Available primary contests
The explorer above opens on the designated marquee contest. Every candidate share uses the complete candidate field for that contest.
Governor · Democratic primary
JOSH SHAPIRO
1,116,960 votes · 100.0%
67 counties mapped · 1,116,960 total votes
Governor · Republican primary
STACY GARRITY
641,534 votes · 100.0%
67 counties mapped · 641,534 total votes
Congressional district participation — all 17 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| PA-01 | 79,978 | 44,365 | D 64.3% |
| PA-02 | 53,043 | 6,328 | D 89.3% |
| PA-03 | 147,413 | no primary | not comparable |
| PA-04 | 88,286 | 35,116 | D 71.5% |
| PA-05 | 76,009 | 25,075 | D 75.2% |
| PA-06 | 63,022 | 33,376 | D 65.4% |
| PA-07 | 68,865 | 35,048 | D 66.3% |
| PA-08 | 58,726 | 38,075 | D 60.7% |
| PA-09 | 34,503 | 62,527 | R 64.4% |
| PA-10 | 62,864 | 45,900 | D 57.8% |
| PA-11 | 41,107 | 54,169 | R 56.9% |
| PA-12 | 92,735 | 23,760 | D 79.6% |
| PA-13 | 32,428 | 58,992 | R 64.5% |
| PA-14 | 48,774 | 52,583 | R 51.9% |
| PA-15 | 34,963 | 53,352 | R 60.4% |
| PA-16 | 49,371 | 44,236 | D 52.7% |
| PA-17 | 83,791 | 36,764 | D 69.5% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 67 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Philadelphia | 199,437 | 10,807 | D 94.9% |
| Allegheny | 152,568 | 41,483 | D 78.6% |
| Montgomery | 105,284 | 36,046 | D 74.5% |
| Bucks | 68,429 | 38,887 | D 63.8% |
| Delaware | 56,174 | 22,317 | D 71.6% |
| Chester | 50,405 | 25,398 | D 66.5% |
| Lancaster | 31,032 | 37,683 | R 54.8% |
| York | 25,874 | 28,383 | R 52.3% |
| Westmoreland | 27,175 | 21,515 | D 55.8% |
| Lehigh | 33,008 | 15,504 | D 68.0% |
| Berks | 24,973 | 21,808 | D 53.4% |
| Northampton | 29,908 | 13,702 | D 68.6% |
| Luzerne | 23,021 | 19,596 | D 54.0% |
| Dauphin | 25,718 | 14,882 | D 63.3% |
| Cumberland | 21,476 | 18,668 | D 53.5% |
| Erie | 23,082 | 11,129 | D 67.5% |
| Washington | 16,565 | 15,372 | D 51.9% |
| Lackawanna | 23,406 | 7,549 | D 75.6% |
| Butler | 12,033 | 15,608 | R 56.5% |
| Beaver | 13,435 | 9,092 | D 59.6% |
| Lebanon | 6,599 | 13,971 | R 67.9% |
| Centre | 11,492 | 7,224 | D 61.4% |
| Monroe | 11,224 | 6,789 | D 62.3% |
| Cambria | 7,921 | 7,993 | R 50.2% |
| Fayette | 8,237 | 7,149 | D 53.5% |
| Franklin | 5,746 | 9,465 | R 62.2% |
| Adams | 6,223 | 8,936 | R 58.9% |
| Schuylkill | 6,492 | 8,663 | R 57.2% |
| Lycoming | 4,952 | 9,377 | R 65.4% |
| Blair | 4,933 | 8,720 | R 63.9% |
| Mercer | 6,394 | 5,965 | D 51.7% |
| Lawrence | 5,395 | 4,465 | D 54.7% |
| Somerset | 2,936 | 6,714 | R 69.6% |
| Crawford | 4,112 | 5,078 | R 55.3% |
| Indiana | 4,205 | 4,973 | R 54.2% |
| Clearfield | 3,212 | 5,482 | R 63.1% |
| Carbon | 4,151 | 4,397 | R 51.4% |
| Pike | 3,471 | 4,713 | R 57.6% |
| Armstrong | 2,819 | 5,141 | R 64.6% |
| Northumberland | 3,270 | 4,654 | R 58.7% |
| Wayne | 2,652 | 4,713 | R 64.0% |
| Columbia | 3,390 | 3,754 | R 52.5% |
| Bradford | 2,137 | 4,915 | R 69.7% |
| Susquehanna | 1,930 | 4,453 | R 69.8% |
| Bedford | 1,542 | 4,769 | R 75.6% |
| Venango | 2,321 | 3,689 | R 61.4% |
| Perry | 1,813 | 4,190 | R 69.8% |
| Greene | 2,342 | 3,206 | R 57.8% |
| Huntingdon | 1,649 | 3,441 | R 67.6% |
| Mifflin | 1,452 | 3,548 | R 71.0% |
| Snyder | 1,399 | 3,500 | R 71.4% |
| Jefferson | 1,457 | 3,319 | R 69.5% |
| Wyoming | 1,478 | 3,230 | R 68.6% |
| Clarion | 1,536 | 3,109 | R 66.9% |
| Tioga | 1,258 | 3,136 | R 71.4% |
| Union | 2,017 | 2,318 | R 53.5% |
| Warren | 1,783 | 2,376 | R 57.1% |
| Clinton | 1,745 | 2,355 | R 57.4% |
| Elk | 1,735 | 2,303 | R 57.0% |
| McKean | 1,158 | 2,370 | R 67.2% |
| Juniata | 764 | 2,174 | R 74.0% |
| Montour | 1,040 | 1,196 | R 53.5% |
| Potter | 490 | 1,549 | R 76.0% |
| Fulton | 298 | 1,054 | R 78.0% |
| Sullivan | 377 | 711 | R 65.3% |
| Forest | 228 | 407 | R 64.1% |
| Cameron | 182 | 451 | R 71.2% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Akashic 2026 primary canvasses (state SoS, W2), Pennsylvania DOS 2026 General Primary precinct election returns (captured 2026-08-28).
California
California runs a TOP-TWO primary: there are no party ballots at all — every voter receives the same one and the two leading candidates advance regardless of party. The Democratic and Republican shares here are therefore the parties candidates state a preference for, not the ballots voters chose, and are not comparable with a party-ballot state’s.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for California currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 52 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| CA-01 | 125,196 | 92,975 | D 57.4% |
| CA-02 | 158,560 | 75,088 | D 67.9% |
| CA-03 | 124,706 | 96,653 | D 56.3% |
| CA-04 | 130,745 | 74,615 | D 63.7% |
| CA-05 | 81,889 | 129,653 | R 61.3% |
| CA-06 | 107,934 | 39,118 | D 73.4% |
| CA-07 | 132,451 | 77,664 | D 63.0% |
| CA-08 | 128,962 | 49,599 | D 72.2% |
| CA-09 | 79,946 | 51,585 | D 60.8% |
| CA-10 | 152,656 | 68,925 | D 68.9% |
| CA-11 | 221,144 | 13,537 | D 94.2% |
| CA-12 | 181,562 | 279 | D 99.8% |
| CA-13 | 55,873 | 42,024 | D 57.1% |
| CA-14 | 113,906 | 39,142 | D 74.4% |
| CA-15 | 128,703 | 30,476 | D 80.9% |
| CA-16 | 139,399 | 38,648 | D 78.3% |
| CA-17 | 98,091 | 34,075 | D 74.2% |
| CA-18 | 80,675 | 34,883 | D 69.8% |
| CA-19 | 152,346 | 58,305 | D 72.3% |
| CA-20 | 48,611 | 115,035 | R 70.3% |
| CA-21 | 59,270 | 42,438 | D 58.3% |
| CA-22 | 47,266 | 32,491 | D 59.3% |
| CA-23 | 53,682 | 81,355 | R 60.2% |
| CA-24 | 129,352 | 75,085 | D 63.3% |
| CA-25 | 88,699 | 59,107 | D 60.0% |
| CA-26 | 115,059 | 78,171 | D 59.5% |
| CA-27 | 90,375 | 62,758 | D 59.0% |
| CA-28 | 126,905 | 60,020 | D 67.9% |
| CA-29 | 92,854 | 29,362 | D 76.0% |
| CA-30 | 142,710 | 41,300 | D 77.6% |
| CA-31 | 94,805 | 60,448 | D 61.1% |
| CA-32 | 138,964 | 68,295 | D 67.0% |
| CA-33 | 73,081 | 45,434 | D 61.7% |
| CA-34 | 101,948 | 16,321 | D 86.2% |
| CA-35 | 76,029 | 51,641 | D 59.6% |
| CA-36 | 165,671 | 66,504 | D 71.4% |
| CA-37 | 106,353 | 13,773 | D 88.5% |
| CA-38 | 88,080 | 49,196 | D 64.2% |
| CA-39 | 75,467 | 48,177 | D 61.0% |
| CA-40 | 93,346 | 120,629 | R 56.4% |
| CA-41 | 105,560 | 58,785 | D 64.2% |
| CA-42 | 114,942 | 86,079 | D 57.2% |
| CA-43 | 98,642 | 20,009 | D 83.1% |
| CA-44 | 84,695 | 25,276 | D 77.0% |
| CA-45 | 86,184 | 74,122 | D 53.8% |
| CA-46 | 79,591 | 38,993 | D 67.1% |
| CA-47 | 106,373 | 84,580 | D 55.7% |
| CA-48 | 100,621 | 86,640 | D 53.7% |
| CA-49 | 125,869 | 99,483 | D 55.9% |
| CA-50 | 122,832 | 84,340 | D 59.3% |
| CA-51 | 121,881 | 71,692 | D 63.0% |
| CA-52 | 84,688 | 42,090 | D 66.8% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 58 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Other | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles | 1,503,295 | 589,361 | 44,105 | D 71.8% |
| San Diego | 489,935 | 328,120 | 14,989 | D 59.9% |
| Orange | 415,260 | 373,811 | 11,530 | D 52.6% |
| Riverside | 280,332 | 258,667 | 7,451 | D 52.0% |
| Santa Clara | 301,346 | 109,810 | 5,832 | D 73.3% |
| Alameda | 330,083 | 72,387 | 7,541 | D 82.0% |
| Sacramento | 250,975 | 142,897 | 6,779 | D 63.7% |
| San Bernardino | 206,278 | 187,369 | 6,556 | D 52.4% |
| Contra Costa | 228,577 | 90,348 | 4,138 | D 71.7% |
| San Francisco | 229,903 | 31,078 | 5,096 | D 88.1% |
| Ventura | 134,710 | 92,530 | 3,101 | D 59.3% |
| San Mateo | 152,573 | 44,675 | 2,529 | D 77.4% |
| Fresno | 89,402 | 89,650 | 3,110 | R 50.1% |
| Sonoma | 128,144 | 41,554 | 2,315 | D 75.5% |
| Placer | 68,769 | 81,558 | 1,894 | R 54.3% |
| Kern | 60,797 | 83,968 | 2,426 | R 58.0% |
| San Joaquin | 70,358 | 63,731 | 2,744 | D 52.5% |
| Santa Barbara | 69,636 | 38,699 | 1,635 | D 64.3% |
| Solano | 67,586 | 39,456 | 1,823 | D 63.1% |
| Marin | 84,164 | 18,183 | 907 | D 82.2% |
| Stanislaus | 47,591 | 53,123 | 1,480 | R 52.7% |
| San Luis Obispo | 55,284 | 42,926 | 1,333 | D 56.3% |
| Santa Cruz | 68,165 | 17,062 | 1,147 | D 80.0% |
| Monterey | 56,293 | 25,815 | 1,168 | D 68.6% |
| El Dorado | 31,957 | 42,219 | 1,051 | R 56.9% |
| Tulare | 28,754 | 42,008 | 1,172 | R 59.4% |
| Butte | 28,572 | 31,749 | 1,181 | R 52.6% |
| Yolo | 43,156 | 16,595 | 1,188 | D 72.2% |
| Shasta | 17,565 | 36,107 | 782 | R 67.3% |
| Merced | 23,184 | 21,861 | 879 | D 51.5% |
| Nevada | 24,092 | 18,437 | 533 | D 56.6% |
| Napa | 28,361 | 12,835 | 519 | D 68.8% |
| Humboldt | 26,082 | 12,974 | 996 | D 66.8% |
| Madera | 12,896 | 18,983 | 413 | R 59.5% |
| Mendocino | 17,003 | 8,660 | 403 | D 66.3% |
| Imperial | 14,315 | 10,004 | 556 | D 58.9% |
| Sutter | 8,244 | 14,466 | 359 | R 63.7% |
| Kings | 8,480 | 13,131 | 395 | R 60.8% |
| Tuolumne | 8,035 | 11,826 | 259 | R 59.5% |
| Calaveras | 6,301 | 11,237 | 204 | R 64.1% |
| Yuba | 6,370 | 10,598 | 273 | R 62.5% |
| Lake | 8,548 | 8,015 | 317 | D 51.6% |
| Tehama | 4,557 | 11,812 | 226 | R 72.2% |
| San Benito | 9,717 | 6,620 | 201 | D 59.5% |
| Amador | 5,672 | 10,071 | 250 | R 64.0% |
| Siskiyou | 5,405 | 8,366 | 232 | R 60.8% |
| Plumas | 3,000 | 4,342 | 117 | R 59.1% |
| Lassen | 1,484 | 5,685 | 87 | R 79.3% |
| Mariposa | 2,621 | 4,019 | 81 | R 60.5% |
| Glenn | 1,857 | 4,513 | 96 | R 70.8% |
| Del Norte | 2,701 | 3,568 | 143 | R 56.9% |
| Inyo | 2,858 | 2,954 | 92 | R 50.8% |
| Colusa | 1,417 | 2,825 | 54 | R 66.6% |
| Trinity | 1,671 | 1,975 | 100 | R 54.2% |
| Mono | 2,141 | 1,478 | 44 | D 59.2% |
| Modoc | 676 | 1,990 | 39 | R 74.6% |
| Sierra | 471 | 771 | 17 | R 62.1% |
| Alpine | 317 | 164 | 8 | D 65.9% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from California SOS Statement of Vote, 2026 Primary, California Statewide Database Statement of Vote by precinct, 2026 Primary, California county Statements of Vote — 2026 primary precinct returns (captured 2026-09-05).
Iowa
Iowa is SEMI-OPEN: voters may change party registration at the polls and vote that party’s ballot.
Available primary contests
The explorer above opens on the designated marquee contest. Every candidate share uses the complete candidate field for that contest.
Governor · Republican primary
Zach Lahn
80,407 votes · 37.8%
99 counties mapped · 212,465 total votes
U.S. Senate · Democratic primary
Josh Turek
120,287 votes · 62.6%
99 counties mapped · 192,136 total votes
U.S. Senate · Republican primary
Ashley Hinson
153,059 votes · 74.0%
99 counties mapped · 206,786 total votes
Governor · Democratic primary
Rob Sand
189,404 votes · 99.7%
99 counties mapped · 190,047 total votes
Congressional district participation — all 4 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| IA-01 | 52,667 | 49,218 | D 51.7% |
| IA-02 | 47,980 | 39,802 | D 54.7% |
| IA-03 | 55,072 | 49,004 | D 52.9% |
| IA-04 | 28,950 | 55,458 | R 65.7% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 99 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Polk | 43,764 | 26,107 | D 62.6% |
| Linn | 18,677 | 10,846 | D 63.3% |
| Johnson | 20,604 | 4,731 | D 81.3% |
| Scott | 10,572 | 9,087 | D 53.8% |
| Dallas | 7,108 | 7,497 | R 51.3% |
| Black Hawk | 8,756 | 5,445 | D 61.7% |
| Dubuque | 7,284 | 4,803 | D 60.3% |
| Story | 6,739 | 5,040 | D 57.2% |
| Pottawattamie | 4,470 | 5,534 | R 55.3% |
| Woodbury | 3,960 | 5,339 | R 57.4% |
| Warren | 3,258 | 4,487 | R 57.9% |
| Sioux | 478 | 5,249 | R 91.7% |
| Marion | 1,379 | 3,751 | R 73.1% |
| Jasper | 1,954 | 2,964 | R 60.3% |
| Cerro Gordo | 2,208 | 2,600 | R 54.1% |
| Des Moines | 2,258 | 2,471 | R 52.3% |
| Clinton | 2,190 | 2,491 | R 53.2% |
| Muscatine | 1,917 | 2,285 | R 54.4% |
| Marshall | 1,673 | 2,347 | R 58.4% |
| Benton | 1,119 | 2,736 | R 71.0% |
| Boone | 1,409 | 2,066 | R 59.5% |
| Wapello | 1,322 | 1,898 | R 58.9% |
| Mahaska | 491 | 2,706 | R 84.6% |
| Webster | 1,220 | 1,949 | R 61.5% |
| Washington | 1,145 | 2,019 | R 63.8% |
| Plymouth | 594 | 2,421 | R 80.3% |
| Dickinson | 660 | 2,224 | R 77.1% |
| Winneshiek | 1,541 | 1,322 | D 53.8% |
| Lee | 1,345 | 1,438 | R 51.7% |
| Bremer | 1,351 | 1,398 | R 50.9% |
| Madison | 650 | 2,048 | R 75.9% |
| Kossuth | 597 | 1,951 | R 76.6% |
| Carroll | 716 | 1,775 | R 71.3% |
| Cedar | 1,010 | 1,304 | R 56.4% |
| Hardin | 658 | 1,637 | R 71.3% |
| Jackson | 902 | 1,377 | R 60.4% |
| Iowa | 730 | 1,546 | R 67.9% |
| Buchanan | 952 | 1,292 | R 57.6% |
| Jefferson | 1,138 | 1,057 | D 51.8% |
| Poweshiek | 1,063 | 1,105 | R 51.0% |
| Henry | 705 | 1,462 | R 67.5% |
| Tama | 675 | 1,442 | R 68.1% |
| Clay | 505 | 1,601 | R 76.0% |
| Cherokee | 374 | 1,688 | R 81.9% |
| Fayette | 845 | 1,199 | R 58.7% |
| Harrison | 537 | 1,493 | R 73.5% |
| Mills | 489 | 1,514 | R 75.6% |
| Guthrie | 457 | 1,528 | R 77.0% |
| Clayton | 758 | 1,211 | R 61.5% |
| Sac | 314 | 1,632 | R 83.9% |
| Jones | 849 | 1,085 | R 56.1% |
| Page | 416 | 1,463 | R 77.9% |
| Hamilton | 566 | 1,265 | R 69.1% |
| O'Brien | 285 | 1,542 | R 84.4% |
| Lyon | 154 | 1,671 | R 91.6% |
| Allamakee | 567 | 1,231 | R 68.5% |
| Delaware | 590 | 1,166 | R 66.4% |
| Crawford | 383 | 1,327 | R 77.6% |
| Grundy | 439 | 1,202 | R 73.2% |
| Appanoose | 434 | 1,160 | R 72.8% |
| Buena Vista | 489 | 1,051 | R 68.2% |
| Wright | 360 | 1,119 | R 75.7% |
| Butler | 486 | 978 | R 66.8% |
| Cass | 420 | 1,025 | R 70.9% |
| Shelby | 385 | 948 | R 71.1% |
| Floyd | 546 | 768 | R 58.4% |
| Union | 466 | 808 | R 63.4% |
| Palo Alto | 379 | 835 | R 68.8% |
| Keokuk | 313 | 879 | R 73.7% |
| Winnebago | 337 | 830 | R 71.1% |
| Hancock | 281 | 882 | R 75.8% |
| Mitchell | 364 | 778 | R 68.1% |
| Greene | 421 | 696 | R 62.3% |
| Franklin | 305 | 800 | R 72.4% |
| Clarke | 343 | 739 | R 68.3% |
| Davis | 273 | 804 | R 74.7% |
| Humboldt | 289 | 785 | R 73.1% |
| Montgomery | 307 | 765 | R 71.4% |
| Decatur | 296 | 768 | R 72.2% |
| Worth | 265 | 776 | R 74.5% |
| Lucas | 330 | 705 | R 68.1% |
| Monona | 296 | 714 | R 70.7% |
| Calhoun | 267 | 737 | R 73.4% |
| Chickasaw | 402 | 573 | R 58.8% |
| Louisa | 363 | 601 | R 62.3% |
| Adair | 266 | 664 | R 71.4% |
| Emmet | 281 | 643 | R 69.6% |
| Van Buren | 200 | 701 | R 77.8% |
| Audubon | 248 | 641 | R 72.1% |
| Monroe | 263 | 598 | R 69.5% |
| Fremont | 195 | 656 | R 77.1% |
| Osceola | 116 | 735 | R 86.4% |
| Ida | 176 | 634 | R 78.3% |
| Ringgold | 212 | 557 | R 72.4% |
| Pocahontas | 196 | 555 | R 73.9% |
| Howard | 331 | 393 | R 54.3% |
| Wayne | 181 | 524 | R 74.3% |
| Taylor | 140 | 543 | R 79.5% |
| Adams | 144 | 353 | R 71.0% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Iowa county auditor Clarity feeds, 2026 Primary (captured 2026-09-01).
Montana
Montana runs an OPEN primary: any voter picks either party’s ballot.
Available primary contests
The explorer above opens on the designated marquee contest. Every candidate share uses the complete candidate field for that contest.
U.S. Senate · Democratic primary
ALANI BANKHEAD
48,772 votes · 43.6%
56 counties mapped · 111,743 total votes
U.S. Senate · Republican primary
KURT ALME
128,716 votes · 76.1%
56 counties mapped · 169,062 total votes
Congressional district participation — all 2 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| MT-01 | 70,228 | 82,212 | R 53.9% |
| MT-02 | 43,276 | 82,088 | R 65.5% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 56 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yellowstone | 13,047 | 22,275 | R 63.1% |
| Missoula | 23,069 | 10,947 | D 67.8% |
| Flathead | 8,994 | 19,639 | R 68.6% |
| Gallatin | 15,100 | 12,722 | D 54.3% |
| Lewis and Clark | 10,617 | 10,057 | D 51.4% |
| Cascade | 6,822 | 11,897 | R 63.6% |
| Ravalli | 3,884 | 10,759 | R 73.5% |
| Silver Bow | 5,659 | 2,887 | D 66.2% |
| Lake | 2,974 | 5,077 | R 63.1% |
| Lincoln | 1,331 | 4,745 | R 78.1% |
| Park | 2,432 | 2,326 | D 51.1% |
| Sanders | 993 | 3,073 | R 75.6% |
| Jefferson | 1,372 | 2,375 | R 63.4% |
| Carbon | 900 | 2,828 | R 75.9% |
| Fergus | 694 | 2,925 | R 80.8% |
| Madison | 610 | 2,559 | R 80.8% |
| Hill | 1,444 | 1,470 | R 50.4% |
| Custer | 611 | 2,212 | R 78.4% |
| Stillwater | 404 | 2,377 | R 85.5% |
| Beaverhead | 565 | 2,176 | R 79.4% |
| Dawson | 319 | 2,338 | R 88.0% |
| Deer Lodge | 1,592 | 1,002 | D 61.4% |
| Richland | 224 | 2,294 | R 91.1% |
| Glacier | 1,551 | 706 | D 68.7% |
| Teton | 327 | 1,741 | R 84.2% |
| Valley | 352 | 1,666 | R 82.6% |
| Broadwater | 432 | 1,581 | R 78.5% |
| Big Horn | 1,035 | 886 | D 53.9% |
| Pondera | 242 | 1,574 | R 86.7% |
| Powell | 300 | 1,469 | R 83.0% |
| Rosebud | 397 | 1,366 | R 77.5% |
| Musselshell | 137 | 1,552 | R 91.9% |
| Mineral | 273 | 1,404 | R 83.7% |
| Chouteau | 332 | 1,235 | R 78.8% |
| Phillips | 111 | 1,293 | R 92.1% |
| Blaine | 570 | 751 | R 56.9% |
| Roosevelt | 592 | 643 | R 52.1% |
| Granite | 275 | 912 | R 76.8% |
| Toole | 123 | 1,040 | R 89.4% |
| Sweet Grass | 214 | 929 | R 81.3% |
| Sheridan | 87 | 937 | R 91.5% |
| Fallon | 51 | 773 | R 93.8% |
| Judith Basin | 139 | 546 | R 79.7% |
| Powder River | 30 | 594 | R 95.2% |
| Meagher | 131 | 487 | R 78.8% |
| McCone | 36 | 544 | R 93.8% |
| Wheatland | 95 | 450 | R 82.6% |
| Liberty | 74 | 461 | R 86.2% |
| Carter | 13 | 503 | R 97.5% |
| Daniels | 32 | 399 | R 92.6% |
| Prairie | 39 | 390 | R 90.9% |
| Garfield | 23 | 369 | R 94.1% |
| Wibaux | 17 | 278 | R 94.2% |
| Treasure | 16 | 262 | R 94.2% |
| Golden Valley | 29 | 219 | R 88.3% |
| Petroleum | 11 | 142 | R 92.8% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Akashic 2026 primary canvasses (state SoS, W2) (captured 2026-08-11).
New Jersey
New Jersey is SEMI-CLOSED: declared partisans take their own ballot and unaffiliated voters may declare at the polls.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for New Jersey currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 11 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| NJ-01 | 2,112 | 579 | D 78.5% |
| NJ-02 | 20,735 | 17,411 | D 54.4% |
| NJ-03 | 50,498 | 25,596 | D 66.4% |
| NJ-04 | 28,702 | 37,819 | R 56.9% |
| NJ-05 | no primary | 1,596 | not comparable |
| NJ-06 | 50,073 | 13,200 | D 79.1% |
| NJ-07 | 26,877 | 11,188 | D 70.6% |
| NJ-08 | 8,413 | 31 | D 99.6% |
| NJ-10 | 38,963 | 3,937 | D 90.8% |
| NJ-11 | 60,010 | 20,856 | D 74.2% |
| NJ-12 | 59,396 | 9,657 | D 86.0% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 9 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Middlesex | 63,861 | 15,206 | D 80.8% |
| Essex | 61,462 | 6,059 | D 91.0% |
| Monmouth | 32,012 | 27,115 | D 54.1% |
| Morris | 34,416 | 22,660 | D 60.3% |
| Ocean | 23,974 | 30,431 | R 55.9% |
| Union | 43,768 | 8,916 | D 83.1% |
| Burlington | 35,480 | 15,079 | D 70.2% |
| Mercer | 33,108 | 5,986 | D 84.7% |
| Atlantic | 14,950 | 10,341 | D 59.1% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from New Jersey county Clarity feeds, 2026 Primary (captured 2026-08-29).
New Mexico
New Mexico runs a CLOSED primary: only voters registered with a party vote in it.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for New Mexico currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 3 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| NM-01 | 79,823 | 31,809 | D 71.5% |
| NM-02 | 47,122 | 31,745 | D 59.7% |
| NM-03 | 68,768 | 32,901 | D 67.6% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 33 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bernalillo | 80,830 | 7,953 | D 91.0% |
| Santa Fe | 31,929 | 1,147 | D 96.5% |
| Sandoval | 16,894 | 3,191 | D 84.1% |
| Doña Ana | 16,658 | 2,271 | D 88.0% |
| San Juan | 6,507 | 2,308 | D 73.8% |
| McKinley | 8,191 | 200 | D 97.6% |
| Rio Arriba | 7,418 | 119 | D 98.4% |
| Valencia | 5,911 | 1,420 | D 80.6% |
| Taos | 6,597 | 126 | D 98.1% |
| San Miguel | 5,460 | 116 | D 97.9% |
| Chaves | 2,148 | 2,473 | R 53.5% |
| Grant | 3,913 | 584 | D 87.0% |
| Otero | 2,615 | 1,277 | D 67.2% |
| Eddy | 1,748 | 1,695 | D 50.8% |
| Los Alamos | 3,101 | 334 | D 90.3% |
| Cibola | 2,774 | 141 | D 95.2% |
| Lea | 947 | 1,210 | R 56.1% |
| Socorro | 1,691 | 277 | D 85.9% |
| Curry | 1,079 | 776 | D 58.2% |
| Lincoln | 1,000 | 734 | D 57.7% |
| Luna | 1,324 | 339 | D 79.6% |
| Colfax | 1,343 | 264 | D 83.6% |
| Torrance | 1,067 | 394 | D 73.0% |
| Mora | 1,397 | 61 | D 95.8% |
| Sierra | 1,009 | 345 | D 74.5% |
| Roosevelt | 452 | 733 | R 61.9% |
| Guadalupe | 1,003 | 20 | D 98.0% |
| Quay | 547 | 273 | D 66.7% |
| Catron | 264 | 224 | D 54.1% |
| Hidalgo | 414 | 45 | D 90.2% |
| Union | 208 | 99 | D 67.8% |
| De Baca | 127 | 47 | D 73.0% |
| Harding | 83 | 24 | D 77.6% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from New Mexico SOS results portal county returns, 2026 Primary, New Mexico Secretary of State — 2026 primary precinct returns (captured 2026-09-01).
South Dakota
South Dakota Republicans closed their primary to registered Republicans; Democrats held no statewide primaries in 2026, so only the Republican side exists — the margin is deliberately absent, not zero.
Available primary contests
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Governor · Republican primary
Toby Doeden
41,712 votes · 30.6%
66 counties mapped · 136,230 total votes
U.S. Senate · Republican primary
Mike Rounds
101,284 votes · 75.8%
66 counties mapped · 133,625 total votes
U.S. House at-large · Republican primary
Marty Jackley
103,074 votes · 79.2%
66 counties mapped · 130,174 total votes
County participation — all 66 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minnehaha | 0 | 22,183 | R 100.0% |
| Pennington | 0 | 16,039 | R 100.0% |
| Lincoln | 0 | 10,028 | R 100.0% |
| Brown | 0 | 5,954 | R 100.0% |
| Meade | 0 | 5,524 | R 100.0% |
| Lawrence | 0 | 5,030 | R 100.0% |
| Hughes | 0 | 4,088 | R 100.0% |
| Brookings | 0 | 3,999 | R 100.0% |
| Codington | 0 | 3,722 | R 100.0% |
| Yankton | 0 | 3,396 | R 100.0% |
| Davison | 0 | 3,133 | R 100.0% |
| Custer | 0 | 2,597 | R 100.0% |
| Union | 0 | 2,214 | R 100.0% |
| Butte | 0 | 2,155 | R 100.0% |
| Beadle | 0 | 1,975 | R 100.0% |
| Lake | 0 | 1,883 | R 100.0% |
| Fall River | 0 | 1,767 | R 100.0% |
| Turner | 0 | 1,740 | R 100.0% |
| Hutchinson | 0 | 1,681 | R 100.0% |
| Hamlin | 0 | 1,595 | R 100.0% |
| Tripp | 0 | 1,579 | R 100.0% |
| Charles Mix | 0 | 1,291 | R 100.0% |
| Grant | 0 | 1,274 | R 100.0% |
| McCook | 0 | 1,270 | R 100.0% |
| Kingsbury | 0 | 1,195 | R 100.0% |
| Clay | 0 | 1,168 | R 100.0% |
| Gregory | 0 | 1,153 | R 100.0% |
| Spink | 0 | 1,105 | R 100.0% |
| Bon Homme | 0 | 1,090 | R 100.0% |
| Stanley | 0 | 1,075 | R 100.0% |
| Walworth | 0 | 1,070 | R 100.0% |
| Douglas | 0 | 1,027 | R 100.0% |
| Roberts | 0 | 978 | R 100.0% |
| Deuel | 0 | 965 | R 100.0% |
| Moody | 0 | 936 | R 100.0% |
| Clark | 0 | 935 | R 100.0% |
| Edmunds | 0 | 913 | R 100.0% |
| Day | 0 | 912 | R 100.0% |
| Brule | 0 | 854 | R 100.0% |
| Potter | 0 | 811 | R 100.0% |
| McPherson | 0 | 807 | R 100.0% |
| Perkins | 0 | 805 | R 100.0% |
| Hand | 0 | 791 | R 100.0% |
| Faulk | 0 | 770 | R 100.0% |
| Marshall | 0 | 708 | R 100.0% |
| Hanson | 0 | 649 | R 100.0% |
| Haakon | 0 | 605 | R 100.0% |
| Lyman | 0 | 594 | R 100.0% |
| Sully | 0 | 475 | R 100.0% |
| Aurora | 0 | 463 | R 100.0% |
| Harding | 0 | 443 | R 100.0% |
| Campbell | 0 | 436 | R 100.0% |
| Jackson | 0 | 434 | R 100.0% |
| Miner | 0 | 366 | R 100.0% |
| Jerauld | 0 | 339 | R 100.0% |
| Bennett | 0 | 336 | R 100.0% |
| Jones | 0 | 332 | R 100.0% |
| Hyde | 0 | 324 | R 100.0% |
| Sanborn | 0 | 315 | R 100.0% |
| Dewey | 0 | 310 | R 100.0% |
| Corson | 0 | 267 | R 100.0% |
| Mellette | 0 | 230 | R 100.0% |
| Todd | 0 | 209 | R 100.0% |
| Ziebach | 0 | 165 | R 100.0% |
| Buffalo | 0 | 79 | R 100.0% |
| Oglala Lakota | 0 | 69 | R 100.0% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Official reporting, pre-certification from Akashic 2026 primary canvasses (state SoS, W2) (captured 2026-08-11). Only one party held statewide primaries, so no all-vote margin exists.
Maine
Maine lets unenrolled voters pick either party’s ballot; enrolled voters take their own. Maine primaries use ranked-choice voting — these are first-choice tallies for contests decided without reallocation, and final-round certified totals where RCV resolved them.
Available primary contests
The explorer above opens on the designated marquee contest. Every candidate share uses the complete candidate field for that contest.
Governor · Democratic primary
SHAH, NIRAV D
58,551 votes · 26.9%
16 counties mapped · 217,493 total votes
Governor · Republican primary
CHARLES, ROBERT B
49,100 votes · 38.0%
16 counties mapped · 129,084 total votes
U.S. Senate · Democratic primary
PLATNER, GRAHAM C
156,084 votes · 72.1%
16 counties mapped · 216,402 total votes
U.S. Senate · Republican primary
COLLINS, SUSAN M
126,398 votes · 100.0%
16 counties mapped · 126,398 total votes
Congressional district participation — all 2 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| ME-01 | 127,819 | 50,527 | D 71.7% |
| ME-02 | 78,397 | 69,193 | D 53.1% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 16 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cumberland | 70,421 | 21,043 | D 77.0% |
| York | 33,860 | 17,470 | D 66.0% |
| Penobscot | 15,593 | 14,429 | D 51.9% |
| Kennebec | 16,179 | 12,664 | D 56.1% |
| Androscoggin | 11,680 | 9,558 | D 55.0% |
| Hancock | 11,380 | 5,951 | D 65.7% |
| Oxford | 6,974 | 6,740 | D 50.9% |
| Knox | 9,363 | 4,058 | D 69.8% |
| Lincoln | 7,621 | 4,138 | D 64.8% |
| Aroostook | 5,016 | 6,556 | R 56.7% |
| Sagadahoc | 7,926 | 3,626 | D 68.6% |
| Waldo | 7,193 | 4,057 | D 63.9% |
| Somerset | 4,126 | 5,557 | R 57.4% |
| Washington | 3,148 | 4,253 | R 57.5% |
| Franklin | 3,553 | 3,440 | D 50.8% |
| Piscataquis | 1,556 | 2,799 | R 64.3% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Akashic 2026 primary canvasses (state SoS, W2) (captured 2026-08-11). Totals include 872 votes not attributable to a county: overseas and UOCAVA ballots the certified tabulation reports statewide.
North Dakota
North Dakota runs an OPEN primary with no voter registration at all.
Available primary contests
The explorer above opens on the designated marquee contest. Every candidate share uses the complete candidate field for that contest.
U.S. House at-large · Republican primary
Julie Fedorchak
59,719 votes · 72.8%
53 counties mapped · 82,075 total votes
U.S. House at-large · Democratic primary
Trygve Hammer
34,604 votes · 99.8%
53 counties mapped · 34,673 total votes
County participation — all 53 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cass | 13,055 | 14,694 | R 53.0% |
| Burleigh | 4,147 | 11,956 | R 74.2% |
| Ward | 1,913 | 5,787 | R 75.2% |
| Grand Forks | 2,703 | 3,997 | R 59.7% |
| Morton | 920 | 3,543 | R 79.4% |
| Williams | 610 | 3,103 | R 83.6% |
| Stark | 507 | 2,681 | R 84.1% |
| Stutsman | 904 | 2,266 | R 71.5% |
| Richland | 566 | 1,760 | R 75.7% |
| Barnes | 689 | 1,580 | R 69.6% |
| Ramsey | 389 | 1,863 | R 82.7% |
| Mercer | 315 | 1,933 | R 86.0% |
| McLean | 456 | 1,774 | R 79.6% |
| Walsh | 518 | 1,387 | R 72.8% |
| Traill | 651 | 1,215 | R 65.1% |
| Bottineau | 386 | 1,231 | R 76.1% |
| Pembina | 330 | 1,169 | R 78.0% |
| McKenzie | 183 | 1,265 | R 87.4% |
| McHenry | 253 | 920 | R 78.4% |
| Dickey | 225 | 874 | R 79.5% |
| Mountrail | 263 | 832 | R 76.0% |
| Wells | 174 | 841 | R 82.9% |
| Dunn | 133 | 876 | R 86.8% |
| Cavalier | 186 | 799 | R 81.1% |
| Ransom | 379 | 582 | R 60.6% |
| Rolette | 665 | 284 | D 70.1% |
| Emmons | 73 | 850 | R 92.1% |
| LaMoure | 185 | 731 | R 79.8% |
| Pierce | 180 | 651 | R 78.3% |
| Sargent | 303 | 523 | R 63.3% |
| Bowman | 78 | 738 | R 90.4% |
| Grant | 86 | 705 | R 89.1% |
| McIntosh | 108 | 664 | R 86.0% |
| Kidder | 107 | 627 | R 85.4% |
| Nelson | 256 | 453 | R 63.9% |
| Hettinger | 46 | 655 | R 93.4% |
| Benson | 273 | 406 | R 59.8% |
| Oliver | 55 | 545 | R 90.8% |
| Logan | 58 | 538 | R 90.3% |
| Eddy | 161 | 402 | R 71.4% |
| Foster | 125 | 421 | R 77.1% |
| Towner | 91 | 438 | R 82.8% |
| Griggs | 132 | 387 | R 74.6% |
| Renville | 81 | 426 | R 84.0% |
| Divide | 117 | 354 | R 75.2% |
| Adams | 93 | 364 | R 79.6% |
| Golden Valley | 62 | 359 | R 85.3% |
| Billings | 54 | 365 | R 87.1% |
| Sheridan | 48 | 366 | R 88.4% |
| Burke | 47 | 365 | R 88.6% |
| Steele | 140 | 227 | R 61.9% |
| Sioux | 186 | 132 | D 58.5% |
| Slope | 8 | 171 | R 95.5% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Akashic 2026 primary canvasses (state SoS, W2) (captured 2026-08-11).
Nevada
Nevada runs a CLOSED primary for partisan offices: only voters registered with a party vote in it.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Nevada currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 3 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| NV-01 | 44,275 | 31,736 | D 58.2% |
| NV-03 | 45,790 | 35,174 | D 56.6% |
| NV-04 | no primary | 26,661 | not comparable |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 1 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clark | 132,109 | 97,123 | D 57.6% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Official reporting, pre-certification from Clark County NV cast-vote-record export, 2026 Primary (captured 2026-08-31).
South Carolina
South Carolina runs an OPEN primary: any voter picks either party’s ballot (one primary only).
Available primary contests
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Governor · Republican primary
Pamela Evette
136,480 votes · 28.9%
46 counties mapped · 472,956 total votes
U.S. Senate · Republican primary
Lindsey Graham
264,091 votes · 56.8%
46 counties mapped · 465,076 total votes
U.S. Senate · Democratic primary
Annie Andrews
226,075 votes · 61.5%
46 counties mapped · 367,411 total votes
Governor · Democratic primary
Jermaine Johnson
221,951 votes · 59.7%
46 counties mapped · 371,993 total votes
Congressional district participation — all 6 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| SC-01 | 56,579 | 67,110 | R 54.3% |
| SC-02 | 58,649 | 62,759 | R 51.7% |
| SC-03 | 31,342 | no primary | not comparable |
| SC-04 | no primary | 72,746 | not comparable |
| SC-05 | 45,566 | no primary | not comparable |
| SC-06 | 83,556 | 29,950 | D 73.6% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 46 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Greenville | 32,207 | 56,750 | R 63.8% |
| Richland | 57,808 | 18,075 | D 76.2% |
| Charleston | 36,324 | 28,694 | D 55.9% |
| Horry | 16,499 | 40,283 | R 70.9% |
| Lexington | 16,508 | 31,652 | R 65.7% |
| Spartanburg | 15,408 | 31,379 | R 67.1% |
| York | 16,012 | 25,335 | R 61.3% |
| Beaufort | 13,916 | 21,532 | R 60.7% |
| Anderson | 7,578 | 25,990 | R 77.4% |
| Berkeley | 16,203 | 17,088 | R 51.3% |
| Aiken | 9,485 | 14,773 | R 60.9% |
| Dorchester | 11,200 | 11,931 | R 51.6% |
| Florence | 11,322 | 9,307 | D 54.9% |
| Pickens | 3,988 | 16,238 | R 80.3% |
| Sumter | 10,333 | 5,185 | D 66.6% |
| Lancaster | 5,223 | 9,956 | R 65.6% |
| Orangeburg | 11,260 | 3,530 | D 76.1% |
| Oconee | 2,977 | 11,291 | R 79.1% |
| Georgetown | 5,702 | 8,376 | R 59.5% |
| Kershaw | 5,282 | 6,485 | R 55.1% |
| Laurens | 2,997 | 7,664 | R 71.9% |
| Greenwood | 3,731 | 6,704 | R 64.2% |
| Darlington | 5,203 | 5,096 | D 50.5% |
| Cherokee | 1,235 | 7,714 | R 86.2% |
| Jasper | 3,308 | 4,266 | R 56.3% |
| Newberry | 2,222 | 4,335 | R 66.1% |
| Colleton | 2,909 | 3,341 | R 53.5% |
| Williamsburg | 4,842 | 1,344 | D 78.3% |
| Clarendon | 3,276 | 2,769 | D 54.2% |
| Chester | 2,494 | 2,815 | R 53.0% |
| Fairfield | 3,770 | 1,271 | D 74.8% |
| Marion | 3,300 | 1,513 | D 68.6% |
| Chesterfield | 2,140 | 2,511 | R 54.0% |
| Abbeville | 1,271 | 2,885 | R 69.4% |
| Union | 1,432 | 2,723 | R 65.5% |
| Edgefield | 1,623 | 2,304 | R 58.7% |
| Saluda | 915 | 2,663 | R 74.4% |
| Calhoun | 1,536 | 1,695 | R 52.5% |
| Marlboro | 2,245 | 935 | D 70.6% |
| Barnwell | 1,559 | 1,619 | R 50.9% |
| Dillon | 1,807 | 1,352 | D 57.2% |
| Lee | 2,209 | 948 | D 70.0% |
| Hampton | 2,703 | 342 | D 88.8% |
| McCormick | 1,041 | 1,635 | R 61.1% |
| Bamberg | 1,619 | 575 | D 73.8% |
| Allendale | 789 | 207 | D 79.2% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from South Carolina county election commission Clarity feeds, 2026 Primary (captured 2026-09-01).
Oklahoma
Oklahoma is SEMI-CLOSED: the Republican primary is closed to registered Republicans; the Democratic primary is open to independents.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Oklahoma currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 5 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| OK-01 | no primary | 72,253 | not comparable |
| OK-02 | 27,581 | 83,214 | R 75.1% |
| OK-03 | 24,475 | 78,606 | R 76.3% |
| OK-04 | 33,509 | 74,119 | R 68.9% |
| OK-05 | 47,377 | no primary | not comparable |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 77 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oklahoma | 46,909 | 54,184 | R 53.6% |
| Tulsa | 31,732 | 56,738 | R 64.1% |
| Cleveland | 16,111 | 25,437 | R 61.2% |
| Canadian | 6,381 | 18,012 | R 73.8% |
| Rogers | 3,322 | 13,758 | R 80.6% |
| Wagoner | 2,726 | 10,548 | R 79.5% |
| Pottawatomie | 2,861 | 8,101 | R 73.9% |
| Payne | 3,293 | 7,551 | R 69.6% |
| Creek | 2,175 | 8,632 | R 79.9% |
| Comanche | 3,592 | 7,203 | R 66.7% |
| Garfield | 1,482 | 7,871 | R 84.2% |
| Grady | 1,680 | 7,530 | R 81.8% |
| Logan | 1,809 | 7,092 | R 79.7% |
| Muskogee | 3,072 | 5,579 | R 64.5% |
| Washington | 1,601 | 6,574 | R 80.4% |
| McClain | 1,349 | 6,223 | R 82.2% |
| Osage | 2,198 | 5,300 | R 70.7% |
| Mayes | 1,498 | 5,513 | R 78.6% |
| Kay | 1,453 | 5,523 | R 79.2% |
| Pittsburg | 1,692 | 5,088 | R 75.0% |
| Stephens | 1,095 | 5,544 | R 83.5% |
| Lincoln | 1,117 | 5,402 | R 82.9% |
| Carter | 1,551 | 4,844 | R 75.7% |
| Cherokee | 2,471 | 3,604 | R 59.3% |
| Delaware | 1,096 | 4,337 | R 79.8% |
| Le Flore | 1,078 | 4,211 | R 79.6% |
| Pontotoc | 1,580 | 3,278 | R 67.5% |
| Okmulgee | 1,616 | 3,226 | R 66.6% |
| Bryan | 1,273 | 3,563 | R 73.7% |
| Sequoyah | 983 | 3,464 | R 77.9% |
| Custer | 829 | 3,326 | R 80.0% |
| McCurtain | 703 | 3,307 | R 82.5% |
| Garvin | 871 | 3,028 | R 77.7% |
| Caddo | 966 | 2,242 | R 69.9% |
| McIntosh | 1,043 | 2,117 | R 67.0% |
| Seminole | 772 | 2,210 | R 74.1% |
| Adair | 798 | 2,041 | R 71.9% |
| Ottawa | 796 | 2,021 | R 71.7% |
| Kingfisher | 310 | 2,464 | R 88.8% |
| Woodward | 322 | 2,337 | R 87.9% |
| Jackson | 417 | 2,143 | R 83.7% |
| Beckham | 449 | 2,088 | R 82.3% |
| Noble | 460 | 2,025 | R 81.5% |
| Pawnee | 520 | 1,908 | R 78.6% |
| Atoka | 458 | 1,759 | R 79.3% |
| Craig | 564 | 1,653 | R 74.6% |
| Marshall | 421 | 1,748 | R 80.6% |
| Murray | 593 | 1,519 | R 71.9% |
| Woods | 320 | 1,738 | R 84.5% |
| Haskell | 432 | 1,519 | R 77.9% |
| Blaine | 332 | 1,568 | R 82.5% |
| Washita | 321 | 1,578 | R 83.1% |
| Nowata | 360 | 1,534 | R 81.0% |
| Texas | 201 | 1,589 | R 88.8% |
| Pushmataha | 355 | 1,380 | R 79.5% |
| Major | 132 | 1,590 | R 92.3% |
| Choctaw | 405 | 1,273 | R 75.9% |
| Johnston | 361 | 1,218 | R 77.1% |
| Hughes | 456 | 1,103 | R 70.8% |
| Okfuskee | 402 | 1,076 | R 72.8% |
| Latimer | 436 | 828 | R 65.5% |
| Alfalfa | 121 | 1,106 | R 90.1% |
| Love | 255 | 934 | R 78.6% |
| Dewey | 149 | 920 | R 86.1% |
| Kiowa | 270 | 792 | R 74.6% |
| Grant | 108 | 910 | R 89.4% |
| Coal | 228 | 770 | R 77.2% |
| Cotton | 174 | 821 | R 82.5% |
| Tillman | 177 | 731 | R 80.5% |
| Ellis | 105 | 794 | R 88.3% |
| Greer | 205 | 548 | R 72.8% |
| Roger Mills | 96 | 628 | R 86.7% |
| Beaver | 37 | 659 | R 94.7% |
| Jefferson | 186 | 453 | R 70.9% |
| Harper | 68 | 555 | R 89.1% |
| Cimarron | 33 | 362 | R 91.6% |
| Harmon | 83 | 242 | R 74.5% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Oklahoma State Election Board precinct results export, 2026 Primary (captured 2026-08-31).
Maryland
Maryland runs a CLOSED primary: only voters registered with a party vote in it.
Available primary contests
The explorer above opens on the designated marquee contest. Every candidate share uses the complete candidate field for that contest.
Governor · Republican primary
Dan Cox and Rob Krop
89,982 votes · 43.3%
24 counties mapped · 207,817 total votes
Governor · Democratic primary
Wes Moore and Aruna Miller
558,768 votes · 88.3%
24 counties mapped · 633,080 total votes
Congressional district participation — all 8 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| MD-01 | 42,824 | 67,910 | R 61.3% |
| MD-02 | 77,665 | 30,540 | D 71.8% |
| MD-03 | 74,666 | 21,316 | D 77.8% |
| MD-04 | 75,878 | 1,923 | D 97.5% |
| MD-05 | 101,048 | 22,547 | D 81.8% |
| MD-06 | 63,218 | 38,961 | D 61.9% |
| MD-07 | 82,467 | 5,749 | D 93.5% |
| MD-08 | 105,937 | 8,081 | D 92.9% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 24 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Montgomery | 131,661 | 12,351 | D 91.4% |
| Prince George's | 122,825 | 3,492 | D 97.2% |
| Baltimore | 88,368 | 29,637 | D 74.9% |
| Anne Arundel | 51,791 | 21,918 | D 70.3% |
| Baltimore city | 69,476 | 2,546 | D 96.5% |
| Howard | 40,796 | 6,980 | D 85.4% |
| Frederick | 26,379 | 16,520 | D 61.5% |
| Harford | 16,089 | 25,216 | R 61.0% |
| Charles | 22,231 | 3,215 | D 87.4% |
| Carroll | 8,817 | 15,597 | R 63.9% |
| Washington | 8,901 | 10,117 | R 53.2% |
| Calvert | 7,859 | 7,758 | D 50.3% |
| St. Mary's | 6,843 | 6,226 | D 52.4% |
| Wicomico | 5,703 | 6,208 | R 52.1% |
| Cecil | 3,579 | 7,923 | R 68.9% |
| Allegany | 3,340 | 6,185 | R 64.9% |
| Worcester | 3,569 | 5,379 | R 60.1% |
| Queen Anne's | 3,173 | 4,401 | R 58.1% |
| Talbot | 3,528 | 3,217 | D 52.3% |
| Dorchester | 2,277 | 3,415 | R 60.0% |
| Garrett | 1,167 | 3,589 | R 75.5% |
| Caroline | 1,251 | 2,679 | R 68.2% |
| Kent | 2,145 | 1,375 | D 60.9% |
| Somerset | 1,312 | 1,873 | R 58.8% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Akashic 2026 primary canvasses (state SoS, W2) (captured 2026-08-11).
New York
New York runs a CLOSED primary: only voters registered with a party vote in it. New York elects no Senator in 2026 and held no gubernatorial primary in the counties covered here, so participation is measured across its House primaries.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for New York currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 18 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| NY-01 | 19,841 | no primary | not comparable |
| NY-03 | 27,089 | 13,416 | D 66.9% |
| NY-04 | no primary | 14,341 | not comparable |
| NY-06 | 33,392 | no primary | not comparable |
| NY-07 | 70,488 | no primary | not comparable |
| NY-09 | 44,885 | no primary | not comparable |
| NY-10 | 87,993 | no primary | not comparable |
| NY-11 | 17,014 | no primary | not comparable |
| NY-12 | 107,890 | no primary | not comparable |
| NY-13 | 73,389 | no primary | not comparable |
| NY-14 | 35,914 | no primary | not comparable |
| NY-15 | 34,240 | no primary | not comparable |
| NY-17 | 24,783 | no primary | not comparable |
| NY-19 | no primary | 2,265 | not comparable |
| NY-21 | 4,397 | 10,873 | R 71.2% |
| NY-23 | 10,731 | no primary | not comparable |
| NY-24 | 7,685 | no primary | not comparable |
| NY-25 | 729 | no primary | not comparable |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 22 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| New York | 207,446 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Kings | 152,131 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Queens | 85,358 | 1,917 | D 97.8% |
| Bronx | 57,437 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Nassau | 17,475 | 25,336 | R 59.2% |
| Westchester | 23,374 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Suffolk | 21,518 | 504 | D 97.7% |
| Richmond | 10,770 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Erie | 8,226 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Oneida | 1,825 | 4,987 | R 73.2% |
| Saratoga | 1,854 | 3,544 | R 65.7% |
| Ontario | 4,502 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Montgomery | 496 | 1,746 | R 77.9% |
| Niagara | 2,157 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Jefferson | 1,543 | 596 | D 72.1% |
| Steuben | 2,100 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Dutchess | 1,409 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Rensselaer | 0 | 1,090 | R 100.0% |
| Ulster | 0 | 962 | R 100.0% |
| Schuyler | 534 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Cayuga | 305 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Cortland | 0 | 213 | R 100.0% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from New York City Board of Elections ED-level returns, 2026 Primary, New York State Board of Elections certified results — 2026 primary (captured 2026-09-04).
Utah
Utah’s Republican primary is CLOSED to registered Republicans; the Democratic primary is open to unaffiliated voters. Utah elects no Senator and no Governor in 2026, so participation is measured across its House primaries.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Utah currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 3 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| UT-01 | 57,295 | no primary | not comparable |
| UT-02 | no primary | 92,944 | not comparable |
| UT-03 | no primary | 102,169 | not comparable |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 24 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Salt Lake | 57,295 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Davis | 0 | 44,582 | R 100.0% |
| Utah | 0 | 32,861 | R 100.0% |
| Washington | 0 | 27,463 | R 100.0% |
| Weber | 0 | 23,749 | R 100.0% |
| Cache | 0 | 14,526 | R 100.0% |
| Box Elder | 0 | 9,289 | R 100.0% |
| Iron | 0 | 7,865 | R 100.0% |
| Wasatch | 0 | 5,300 | R 100.0% |
| Uintah | 0 | 4,894 | R 100.0% |
| Summit | 0 | 3,738 | R 100.0% |
| Duchesne | 0 | 3,448 | R 100.0% |
| Carbon | 0 | 2,947 | R 100.0% |
| Morgan | 0 | 2,175 | R 100.0% |
| Emery | 0 | 2,065 | R 100.0% |
| Beaver | 0 | 1,967 | R 100.0% |
| San Juan | 0 | 1,795 | R 100.0% |
| Kane | 0 | 1,772 | R 100.0% |
| Garfield | 0 | 1,482 | R 100.0% |
| Wayne | 0 | 878 | R 100.0% |
| Rich | 0 | 871 | R 100.0% |
| Grand | 0 | 866 | R 100.0% |
| Piute | 0 | 367 | R 100.0% |
| Daggett | 0 | 213 | R 100.0% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Akashic 2026 primary canvasses (state SoS, W2), Utah Lt Governor 2026 primary county precinct workbooks (captured 2026-08-28).
Colorado
Colorado runs a SEMI-OPEN primary: unaffiliated voters receive both major-party ballots and may return one. Aggregate contest totals do not identify voters by registration, so the D-vs-R split measures overall party-primary participation rather than unaffiliated preference.
Available primary contests
The explorer above opens on the designated marquee contest. Every candidate share uses the complete candidate field for that contest.
U.S. Senate · Democratic primary
John Hickenlooper
472,870 votes · 52.8%
64 counties mapped · 895,358 total votes
Governor · Republican primary
Victor Marx
208,458 votes · 39.9%
64 counties mapped · 523,078 total votes
Governor · Democratic primary
Phil Weiser
505,459 votes · 56.9%
64 counties mapped · 888,597 total votes
U.S. Senate · Republican primary
Mark Baisley
445,352 votes · 100.0%
64 counties mapped · 445,352 total votes
Congressional district participation — all 8 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| CO-01 | 157,645 | 15,010 | D 91.3% |
| CO-02 | 136,146 | 37,250 | D 78.5% |
| CO-03 | 87,242 | 94,251 | R 51.9% |
| CO-04 | 73,049 | 92,651 | R 55.9% |
| CO-05 | 74,375 | 76,547 | R 50.7% |
| CO-06 | 94,207 | 38,437 | D 71.0% |
| CO-07 | 113,707 | 58,806 | D 65.9% |
| CO-08 | 80,274 | 48,012 | D 62.6% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 64 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Denver County | 156,607 | 14,895 | D 91.3% |
| El Paso County | 74,897 | 78,376 | R 51.1% |
| Jefferson County | 95,665 | 42,092 | D 69.4% |
| Arapahoe County | 84,434 | 33,749 | D 71.4% |
| Adams County | 61,635 | 26,727 | D 69.8% |
| Boulder County | 75,179 | 12,229 | D 86.0% |
| Douglas County | 44,331 | 42,828 | D 50.9% |
| Larimer County | 55,668 | 28,765 | D 65.9% |
| Weld County | 29,408 | 33,028 | R 52.9% |
| Mesa County | 15,755 | 26,247 | R 62.5% |
| Pueblo County | 21,737 | 15,142 | D 58.9% |
| Broomfield County | 13,828 | 5,084 | D 73.1% |
| La Plata County | 9,779 | 5,389 | D 64.5% |
| Garfield County | 6,277 | 7,084 | R 53.0% |
| Montrose County | 4,111 | 7,649 | R 65.0% |
| Fremont County | 3,576 | 7,291 | R 67.1% |
| Delta County | 3,043 | 6,262 | R 67.3% |
| Eagle County | 6,455 | 2,453 | D 72.5% |
| Elbert County | 2,037 | 6,266 | R 75.5% |
| Montezuma County | 2,676 | 4,553 | R 63.0% |
| Teller County | 2,355 | 4,198 | R 64.1% |
| Chaffee County | 3,995 | 2,089 | D 65.7% |
| Summit County | 4,463 | 1,229 | D 78.4% |
| Routt County | 3,901 | 1,399 | D 73.6% |
| Park County | 2,011 | 2,689 | R 57.2% |
| Pitkin County | 3,785 | 818 | D 82.2% |
| Morgan County | 1,232 | 3,102 | R 71.6% |
| Archuleta County | 1,695 | 2,522 | R 59.8% |
| Gunnison County | 2,861 | 1,253 | D 69.5% |
| Otero County | 1,519 | 2,408 | R 61.3% |
| Grand County | 2,118 | 1,807 | D 54.0% |
| Logan County | 912 | 3,010 | R 76.7% |
| Las Animas County | 1,999 | 1,640 | D 54.9% |
| Alamosa County | 1,652 | 1,594 | D 50.9% |
| Rio Grande County | 1,155 | 1,830 | R 61.3% |
| Moffat County | 454 | 2,368 | R 83.9% |
| Conejos County | 1,089 | 1,203 | R 52.5% |
| Clear Creek County | 1,555 | 735 | D 67.9% |
| Yuma County | 258 | 1,982 | R 88.5% |
| Huerfano County | 1,155 | 992 | D 53.8% |
| Rio Blanco County | 137 | 1,913 | R 93.3% |
| Ouray County | 1,173 | 711 | D 62.3% |
| Prowers County | 467 | 1,346 | R 74.2% |
| San Miguel County | 1,328 | 352 | D 79.0% |
| Gilpin County | 1,036 | 590 | D 63.7% |
| Custer County | 569 | 1,029 | R 64.4% |
| Kit Carson County | 206 | 1,304 | R 86.4% |
| Saguache County | 921 | 569 | D 61.8% |
| Washington County | 136 | 1,224 | R 90.0% |
| Lake County | 917 | 383 | D 70.5% |
| Costilla County | 890 | 319 | D 73.6% |
| Lincoln County | 176 | 860 | R 83.0% |
| Phillips County | 142 | 851 | R 85.7% |
| Baca County | 107 | 829 | R 88.6% |
| Bent County | 268 | 622 | R 69.9% |
| Crowley County | 192 | 539 | R 73.7% |
| Dolores County | 134 | 486 | R 78.4% |
| Sedgwick County | 101 | 507 | R 83.4% |
| Cheyenne County | 35 | 435 | R 92.6% |
| Kiowa County | 36 | 341 | R 90.5% |
| Mineral County | 174 | 180 | R 50.8% |
| Jackson County | 30 | 307 | R 91.1% |
| Hinsdale County | 83 | 187 | R 69.3% |
| San Juan County | 125 | 103 | D 54.8% |
Source. Colorado Secretary of State — certified results (post-canvass export + qualified write-ins). Post-canvass Clarity export (version 377440, July 23) with the SoS qualified write-in lines merged; cross-checked digit-for-digit against the statewide abstract signed July 24, 2026.
Arizona
Arizona is SEMI-CLOSED: party members take their own ballot and independents may request one. Arizona also runs Libertarian and No Labels primaries, which count in the OTHER bucket.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Arizona currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 9 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| AZ-01 | 73,637 | 88,202 | R 54.5% |
| AZ-02 | 65,194 | 89,406 | R 57.8% |
| AZ-03 | 37,851 | 2,534 | D 93.7% |
| AZ-04 | 57,177 | 40,794 | D 58.4% |
| AZ-05 | 46,899 | 89,660 | R 65.7% |
| AZ-06 | 78,682 | 78,082 | D 50.2% |
| AZ-07 | 59,685 | 22,307 | D 72.8% |
| AZ-08 | 47,800 | 70,554 | R 59.6% |
| AZ-09 | 35,888 | 80,167 | R 69.1% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 15 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maricopa | 295,761 | 353,432 | R 54.4% |
| Pima | 107,058 | 73,460 | D 59.3% |
| Pinal | 24,958 | 42,845 | R 63.2% |
| Yavapai | 18,275 | 46,976 | R 72.0% |
| Mohave | 7,773 | 34,426 | R 81.6% |
| Coconino | 14,657 | 8,616 | D 63.0% |
| Cochise | 8,541 | 13,579 | R 61.4% |
| Yuma | 8,575 | 11,827 | R 58.0% |
| Navajo | 8,352 | 11,204 | R 57.3% |
| Apache | 10,998 | 4,381 | D 71.5% |
| Gila | 3,402 | 8,740 | R 72.0% |
| Santa Cruz | 5,156 | 1,707 | D 75.1% |
| Graham | 1,216 | 3,843 | R 76.0% |
| La Paz | 529 | 1,917 | R 78.4% |
| Greenlee | 403 | 480 | R 54.4% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Official reporting, pre-certification from Arizona Secretary of State results application — 2026 primary county canvass, Arizona county precinct exports, 2026 Primary, OpenElections Arizona 2026 primary precinct CSVs (captured 2026-09-08).
Kansas
Kansas is SEMI-CLOSED: party members take their own ballot and unaffiliated voters may affiliate at the polls.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Kansas currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 2 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| KS-03 | 2,059 | 4,968 | R 70.7% |
| KS-04 | 2,592 | 5,703 | R 68.8% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 2 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Harvey | 2,689 | 5,699 | R 67.9% |
| Miami | 2,016 | 5,230 | R 72.2% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Kansas county election office Clarity feeds, 2026 Primary (captured 2026-09-01).
Michigan
Michigan runs an OPEN primary: any registered voter may vote either party’s ballot, with no party registration. The D-vs-R split measures which primaries voters participated in, not party membership.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Michigan currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 13 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| MI-01 | 106,107 | 108,282 | R 50.5% |
| MI-02 | 73,187 | 93,745 | R 56.2% |
| MI-03 | 110,114 | 68,559 | D 61.6% |
| MI-04 | 98,724 | 83,279 | D 54.2% |
| MI-05 | 64,178 | 76,989 | R 54.5% |
| MI-06 | 149,843 | 47,055 | D 76.1% |
| MI-07 | 128,098 | 72,457 | D 63.9% |
| MI-08 | 104,231 | 61,770 | D 62.8% |
| MI-09 | 74,349 | 103,291 | R 58.1% |
| MI-10 | 99,950 | 62,967 | D 61.4% |
| MI-11 | 147,832 | 49,354 | D 75.0% |
| MI-12 | 138,925 | 24,691 | D 84.9% |
| MI-13 | 112,142 | 18,801 | D 85.6% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
Source. Michigan Department of State export + Wayne County unofficial results. The state export reconciled with Wayne County’s unofficial canvass; Wayne reported 719 of 720 precincts, so statewide and Wayne-touching rows are one precinct short (marked †). County-grain party totals are not in the state export; the county lens ships when the certified canvass lands.
Missouri
Missouri runs an OPEN primary: voters choose one party’s ballot at the polls, with no party registration. The D-vs-R split measures which primaries voters participated in, not party membership.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Missouri currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 8 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| MO-01 | 141,285 | 13,162 | D 91.5% |
| MO-02 | 85,780 | 86,168 | R 50.1% |
| MO-03 | 56,847 | 100,521 | R 63.9% |
| MO-04 | 65,196 | 93,135 | R 58.8% |
| MO-05 | 54,936 | 77,501 | R 58.5% |
| MO-06 | 53,170 | 97,851 | R 64.8% |
| MO-07 | 33,451 | 103,033 | R 75.5% |
| MO-08 | 28,333 | 109,835 | R 79.5% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
Source. Missouri Secretary of State ENR + certified canvass baselines. Election-night reporting; the 2022 and 2024 baselines are the certified canvasses. County-grain party totals are not in the ENR export; the county lens ships when the certified canvass lands.
Virginia
Virginia runs an OPEN primary with no party registration: any voter picks one party’s ballot.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Virginia currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 7 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| VA-01 | 48,341 | no primary | not comparable |
| VA-02 | 41,936 | no primary | not comparable |
| VA-05 | 37,755 | 50,200 | R 57.1% |
| VA-07 | no primary | 24,026 | not comparable |
| VA-08 | 61,465 | no primary | not comparable |
| VA-09 | 18,414 | no primary | not comparable |
| VA-10 | no primary | 18,453 | not comparable |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 133 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fairfax | 0 | 17,910 | R 100.0% |
| Virginia Beach city | 0 | 12,069 | R 100.0% |
| Chesterfield | 0 | 9,694 | R 100.0% |
| Prince William | 0 | 9,476 | R 100.0% |
| Loudoun | 0 | 8,590 | R 100.0% |
| Henrico | 0 | 7,811 | R 100.0% |
| Bedford | 0 | 6,457 | R 100.0% |
| Hanover | 0 | 6,444 | R 100.0% |
| Chesapeake city | 0 | 6,079 | R 100.0% |
| Pittsylvania | 0 | 5,431 | R 100.0% |
| Stafford | 0 | 5,402 | R 100.0% |
| Spotsylvania | 0 | 4,913 | R 100.0% |
| Campbell | 0 | 4,322 | R 100.0% |
| Augusta | 0 | 3,975 | R 100.0% |
| Roanoke | 0 | 3,916 | R 100.0% |
| Rockingham | 0 | 3,429 | R 100.0% |
| Albemarle | 0 | 3,350 | R 100.0% |
| James City | 0 | 3,338 | R 100.0% |
| Frederick | 0 | 3,200 | R 100.0% |
| Franklin | 0 | 3,095 | R 100.0% |
| Fauquier | 0 | 2,958 | R 100.0% |
| Newport News city | 0 | 2,763 | R 100.0% |
| Goochland | 0 | 2,762 | R 100.0% |
| Lynchburg city | 0 | 2,751 | R 100.0% |
| Suffolk city | 0 | 2,583 | R 100.0% |
| York | 0 | 2,567 | R 100.0% |
| Powhatan | 0 | 2,558 | R 100.0% |
| Halifax | 0 | 2,476 | R 100.0% |
| Louisa | 0 | 2,446 | R 100.0% |
| Norfolk city | 0 | 2,446 | R 100.0% |
| Culpeper | 0 | 2,445 | R 100.0% |
| Hampton city | 0 | 2,269 | R 100.0% |
| Mecklenburg | 0 | 2,209 | R 100.0% |
| Amherst | 0 | 2,171 | R 100.0% |
| Botetourt | 0 | 1,939 | R 100.0% |
| Orange | 0 | 1,894 | R 100.0% |
| Arlington | 0 | 1,886 | R 100.0% |
| Gloucester | 0 | 1,857 | R 100.0% |
| Henry | 0 | 1,826 | R 100.0% |
| Richmond city | 0 | 1,696 | R 100.0% |
| Appomattox | 0 | 1,653 | R 100.0% |
| Carroll | 0 | 1,604 | R 100.0% |
| Shenandoah | 0 | 1,584 | R 100.0% |
| Alexandria city | 0 | 1,560 | R 100.0% |
| Isle of Wight | 0 | 1,559 | R 100.0% |
| Montgomery | 0 | 1,555 | R 100.0% |
| Roanoke city | 0 | 1,555 | R 100.0% |
| Danville city | 0 | 1,396 | R 100.0% |
| Warren | 0 | 1,371 | R 100.0% |
| Rockbridge | 0 | 1,341 | R 100.0% |
| Fluvanna | 0 | 1,332 | R 100.0% |
| Tazewell | 0 | 1,302 | R 100.0% |
| Washington | 0 | 1,284 | R 100.0% |
| Portsmouth city | 0 | 1,247 | R 100.0% |
| King George | 0 | 1,210 | R 100.0% |
| New Kent | 0 | 1,200 | R 100.0% |
| Pulaski | 0 | 1,193 | R 100.0% |
| Caroline | 0 | 1,135 | R 100.0% |
| Prince Edward | 0 | 1,095 | R 100.0% |
| Wythe | 0 | 1,087 | R 100.0% |
| Prince George | 0 | 1,082 | R 100.0% |
| Accomack | 0 | 1,059 | R 100.0% |
| Amelia | 0 | 1,059 | R 100.0% |
| Nelson | 0 | 1,032 | R 100.0% |
| Greene | 0 | 982 | R 100.0% |
| Charlotte | 0 | 949 | R 100.0% |
| Dinwiddie | 0 | 917 | R 100.0% |
| Buckingham | 0 | 909 | R 100.0% |
| Grayson | 0 | 899 | R 100.0% |
| Patrick | 0 | 872 | R 100.0% |
| Page | 0 | 856 | R 100.0% |
| Staunton city | 0 | 828 | R 100.0% |
| Madison | 0 | 817 | R 100.0% |
| Salem city | 0 | 806 | R 100.0% |
| Nottoway | 0 | 771 | R 100.0% |
| Lunenburg | 0 | 770 | R 100.0% |
| Smyth | 0 | 750 | R 100.0% |
| Wise | 0 | 738 | R 100.0% |
| Colonial Heights city | 0 | 735 | R 100.0% |
| Manassas city | 0 | 735 | R 100.0% |
| Alleghany | 0 | 722 | R 100.0% |
| Clarke | 0 | 708 | R 100.0% |
| Giles | 0 | 701 | R 100.0% |
| Waynesboro city | 0 | 698 | R 100.0% |
| Southampton | 0 | 681 | R 100.0% |
| Floyd | 0 | 680 | R 100.0% |
| Northumberland | 0 | 658 | R 100.0% |
| Westmoreland | 0 | 656 | R 100.0% |
| King William | 0 | 652 | R 100.0% |
| Cumberland | 0 | 637 | R 100.0% |
| Mathews | 0 | 626 | R 100.0% |
| Lancaster | 0 | 610 | R 100.0% |
| Middlesex | 0 | 599 | R 100.0% |
| Poquoson city | 0 | 560 | R 100.0% |
| Winchester city | 0 | 550 | R 100.0% |
| Fredericksburg city | 0 | 544 | R 100.0% |
| Scott | 0 | 540 | R 100.0% |
| Russell | 0 | 519 | R 100.0% |
| Fairfax city | 0 | 499 | R 100.0% |
| Brunswick | 0 | 470 | R 100.0% |
| Lee | 0 | 437 | R 100.0% |
| Harrisonburg city | 0 | 431 | R 100.0% |
| Rappahannock | 0 | 396 | R 100.0% |
| Greensville | 0 | 392 | R 100.0% |
| Charlottesville city | 0 | 388 | R 100.0% |
| Northampton | 0 | 377 | R 100.0% |
| Craig | 0 | 352 | R 100.0% |
| Bristol city | 0 | 348 | R 100.0% |
| Essex | 0 | 317 | R 100.0% |
| Buchanan | 0 | 316 | R 100.0% |
| Surry | 0 | 314 | R 100.0% |
| King and Queen | 0 | 306 | R 100.0% |
| Bath | 0 | 302 | R 100.0% |
| Hopewell city | 0 | 301 | R 100.0% |
| Sussex | 0 | 295 | R 100.0% |
| Williamsburg city | 0 | 287 | R 100.0% |
| Bland | 0 | 285 | R 100.0% |
| Martinsville city | 0 | 257 | R 100.0% |
| Dickenson | 0 | 251 | R 100.0% |
| Radford city | 0 | 226 | R 100.0% |
| Galax city | 0 | 224 | R 100.0% |
| Buena Vista city | 0 | 214 | R 100.0% |
| Charles City | 0 | 211 | R 100.0% |
| Covington city | 0 | 205 | R 100.0% |
| Franklin city | 0 | 199 | R 100.0% |
| Manassas Park city | 0 | 196 | R 100.0% |
| Richmond | 0 | 191 | R 100.0% |
| Petersburg city | 0 | 175 | R 100.0% |
| Highland | 0 | 153 | R 100.0% |
| Falls Church city | 0 | 146 | R 100.0% |
| Lexington city | 0 | 125 | R 100.0% |
| Emporia city | 0 | 122 | R 100.0% |
| Norton city | 0 | 72 | R 100.0% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Virginia Department of Elections 2026 primary precinct export (captured 2026-08-28). Only one party held statewide primaries, so no all-vote margin exists.
Washington
Washington runs a TOP-TWO primary: one ballot for every voter, candidates self-state a party preference printed verbatim on the ballot, and the top two finishers advance regardless of party. The D-vs-R split therefore measures the whole August electorate’s preference, not two separate party electorates.
Available primary contests
The explorer above opens on the designated marquee contest. Every candidate share uses the complete candidate field for that contest.
U.S. House — District 4 · Top-two primary
Amanda McKinney
49,597 votes · 34.8%
8 counties mapped · 142,382 total votes
U.S. House — District 3 · Top-two primary
John Braun
85,030 votes · 39.7%
7 counties mapped · 214,374 total votes
U.S. House — District 5 · Top-two primary
Michael Baumgartner
95,795 votes · 47.4%
12 counties mapped · 202,230 total votes
U.S. House — District 2 · Top-two primary
Rick Larsen
88,617 votes · 42.3%
5 counties mapped · 209,257 total votes
U.S. House — District 10 · Top-two primary
Marilyn Strickland
73,689 votes · 47.3%
2 counties mapped · 155,922 total votes
U.S. House — District 9 · Top-two primary
Adam Smith
67,067 votes · 47.1%
1 counties mapped · 142,284 total votes
U.S. House — District 1 · Top-two primary
Suzan DelBene
85,128 votes · 53.0%
2 counties mapped · 160,520 total votes
U.S. House — District 8 · Top-two primary
Kim Schrier
102,785 votes · 53.7%
6 counties mapped · 191,446 total votes
U.S. House — District 6 · Top-two primary
Emily Randall
132,750 votes · 58.8%
6 counties mapped · 225,880 total votes
U.S. House — District 7 · Top-two primary
Pramila Jayapal
182,741 votes · 84.4%
1 counties mapped · 216,608 total votes
Congressional district participation — all 10 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| WA-01 | 106,204 | 42,076 | D 71.6% |
| WA-02 | 140,455 | 68,622 | D 67.2% |
| WA-03 | 117,489 | 91,848 | D 56.1% |
| WA-04 | 42,575 | 88,898 | R 67.6% |
| WA-05 | 64,676 | 95,795 | R 59.7% |
| WA-06 | 132,750 | 79,639 | D 62.5% |
| WA-07 | 190,248 | 21,266 | D 89.9% |
| WA-08 | 107,554 | 83,531 | D 56.3% |
| WA-09 | 84,871 | 31,048 | D 73.2% |
| WA-10 | 104,458 | 48,953 | D 68.1% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 39 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Other | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| King County | 387,658 | 102,367 | 36,180 | D 79.1% |
| Pierce County | 106,818 | 67,210 | 4,944 | D 61.4% |
| Snohomish County | 115,093 | 56,608 | 7,865 | D 67.0% |
| Clark County | 83,289 | 50,809 | 2,974 | D 62.1% |
| Spokane County | 49,198 | 63,663 | 31,694 | R 56.4% |
| Thurston County | 56,896 | 26,264 | 1,648 | D 68.4% |
| Kitsap County | 49,515 | 29,444 | 4,673 | D 62.7% |
| Whatcom County | 46,738 | 25,343 | 52 | D 64.8% |
| Benton County | 13,578 | 29,051 | 2,985 | R 68.1% |
| Yakima County | 11,441 | 22,929 | 3,451 | R 66.7% |
| Skagit County | 21,248 | 12,955 | 30 | D 62.1% |
| Island County | 19,298 | 10,346 | 24 | D 65.1% |
| Cowlitz County | 13,926 | 14,100 | 597 | R 50.3% |
| Clallam County | 14,655 | 10,282 | 1,758 | D 58.8% |
| Lewis County | 8,597 | 15,257 | 562 | R 64.0% |
| Chelan County | 11,772 | 11,614 | 24 | D 50.3% |
| Mason County | 9,361 | 8,941 | 1,299 | D 51.1% |
| Grays Harbor County | 8,516 | 8,084 | 1,199 | D 51.3% |
| Grant County | 3,484 | 12,073 | 1,224 | R 77.6% |
| Jefferson County | 11,217 | 3,290 | 971 | D 77.3% |
| Walla Walla County | 5,186 | 6,844 | 2,703 | R 56.9% |
| Franklin County | 3,808 | 8,182 | 1,002 | R 68.2% |
| Kittitas County | 5,825 | 6,148 | 17 | R 51.3% |
| Okanogan County | 4,175 | 6,341 | 909 | R 60.3% |
| Stevens County | 2,545 | 7,847 | 1,873 | R 75.5% |
| Douglas County | 3,140 | 6,697 | 658 | R 68.1% |
| Pacific County | 4,884 | 3,737 | 285 | D 56.7% |
| Klickitat County | 3,004 | 4,222 | 745 | R 58.4% |
| Whitman County | 3,262 | 3,867 | 1,958 | R 54.2% |
| San Juan County | 5,479 | 1,366 | 7 | D 80.0% |
| Asotin County | 1,597 | 3,271 | 1,204 | R 67.2% |
| Skamania County | 2,239 | 1,905 | 127 | D 54.0% |
| Pend Oreille County | 1,024 | 2,606 | 790 | R 71.8% |
| Lincoln County | 622 | 2,556 | 455 | R 80.4% |
| Adams County | 468 | 1,711 | 307 | R 78.5% |
| Ferry County | 463 | 1,441 | 356 | R 75.7% |
| Wahkiakum County | 906 | 820 | 43 | D 52.5% |
| Columbia County | 224 | 818 | 217 | R 78.5% |
| Garfield County | 131 | 667 | 137 | R 83.6% |
Source. Washington Secretary of State — official results service (statewide + all 39 counties). SoS results service capture as of 2026-08-18T18:47:53.898735Z; Washington certifies the primary on August 21. The SoS estimates 10,147 ballots left to count statewide. The SoS estimates 10,147 ballots left to count statewide.
Hawaii
Hawaii’s primary is open in practice — any voter may take either ballot — but party registration does not exist, so participation is measured only by the ballot drawn.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Hawaii currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 2 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| HI-01 | 109,115 | 18,530 | D 85.5% |
| HI-02 | 100,682 | 26,290 | D 79.3% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 5 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Honolulu | 137,740 | 31,600 | D 81.3% |
| Hawaii | 33,320 | 7,674 | D 81.3% |
| Maui | 24,485 | 5,852 | D 80.7% |
| Kauai | 12,664 | 2,901 | D 81.4% |
| 15005 | 8 | 0 | D 100.0% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from MEDSL Official Statewide Senate Returns (captured 2026-08-28).
Connecticut
Connecticut runs a CLOSED primary: only voters registered with a party vote in it. Connecticut reports by its nine councils of government, which replaced counties as its statistical geography.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Connecticut currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 3 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| CT-01 | 54,476 | no primary | not comparable |
| CT-04 | no primary | 6,238 | not comparable |
| CT-05 | no primary | 12,672 | not comparable |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 9 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Capitol Planning Region | 66,711 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| South Central Connecticut Planning Region | 31,635 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Western Connecticut Planning Region | 24,808 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Naugatuck Valley Planning Region | 15,505 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Greater Bridgeport Planning Region | 12,957 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region | 12,573 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region | 11,817 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Northwest Hills Planning Region | 6,451 | 0 | D 100.0% |
| Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region | 3,607 | 0 | D 100.0% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Connecticut SOTS Election Results by Voting District, 2026 Primary (captured 2026-08-31). Only one party held statewide primaries, so no all-vote margin exists.
Minnesota
Minnesota runs an OPEN primary: any voter picks one party’s ballot, and party registration does not exist.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Minnesota currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 8 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| MN-01 | 57,871 | 56,054 | D 50.8% |
| MN-02 | 88,492 | 43,813 | D 66.9% |
| MN-03 | 86,217 | 40,754 | D 67.9% |
| MN-04 | 111,680 | 28,404 | D 79.7% |
| MN-05 | 151,949 | 14,909 | D 91.1% |
| MN-06 | 48,394 | 65,611 | R 57.6% |
| MN-07 | 42,239 | 69,436 | R 62.2% |
| MN-08 | 70,450 | 67,260 | D 51.2% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 87 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hennepin | 241,006 | 55,048 | D 81.4% |
| Ramsey | 92,482 | 19,518 | D 82.6% |
| Dakota | 61,866 | 29,239 | D 67.9% |
| Anoka | 35,765 | 28,543 | D 55.6% |
| Washington | 35,410 | 19,388 | D 64.6% |
| St. Louis | 28,251 | 12,346 | D 69.6% |
| Olmsted | 19,108 | 11,786 | D 61.9% |
| Stearns | 11,261 | 15,876 | R 58.5% |
| Scott | 14,357 | 12,229 | D 54.0% |
| Wright | 9,255 | 13,359 | R 59.1% |
| Carver | 10,963 | 10,097 | D 52.1% |
| Sherburne | 5,422 | 9,040 | R 62.5% |
| Crow Wing | 5,187 | 7,955 | R 60.5% |
| Rice | 7,060 | 4,769 | D 59.7% |
| Otter Tail | 4,034 | 6,695 | R 62.4% |
| Blue Earth | 6,212 | 4,010 | D 60.8% |
| Chisago | 4,270 | 5,492 | R 56.3% |
| Itasca | 4,488 | 4,916 | R 52.3% |
| Goodhue | 4,661 | 4,436 | D 51.2% |
| Clay | 5,760 | 2,782 | D 67.4% |
| Winona | 4,548 | 3,295 | D 58.0% |
| Douglas | 3,075 | 4,705 | R 60.5% |
| Isanti | 2,722 | 4,978 | R 64.6% |
| Beltrami | 4,042 | 3,103 | D 56.6% |
| Kandiyohi | 2,986 | 4,127 | R 58.0% |
| Carlton | 4,173 | 2,912 | D 58.9% |
| Morrison | 1,481 | 5,518 | R 78.8% |
| Cass | 2,478 | 4,318 | R 63.5% |
| Becker | 2,452 | 3,728 | R 60.3% |
| Benton | 2,142 | 4,017 | R 65.2% |
| Nicollet | 3,420 | 2,407 | D 58.7% |
| Steele | 2,435 | 3,139 | R 56.3% |
| Le Sueur | 2,171 | 3,194 | R 59.5% |
| Pine | 2,109 | 3,182 | R 60.1% |
| McLeod | 1,905 | 3,245 | R 63.0% |
| Mower | 2,657 | 2,270 | D 53.9% |
| Freeborn | 2,111 | 2,352 | R 52.7% |
| Hubbard | 1,858 | 2,503 | R 57.4% |
| Brown | 1,707 | 2,616 | R 60.5% |
| Aitkin | 1,668 | 2,584 | R 60.8% |
| Todd | 1,155 | 3,041 | R 72.5% |
| Mille Lacs | 1,406 | 2,724 | R 66.0% |
| Wabasha | 1,775 | 2,245 | R 55.8% |
| Polk | 1,588 | 2,284 | R 59.0% |
| Meeker | 1,274 | 2,548 | R 66.7% |
| Lyon | 1,408 | 2,310 | R 62.1% |
| Fillmore | 1,648 | 1,886 | R 53.4% |
| Faribault | 1,224 | 2,277 | R 65.0% |
| Sibley | 1,104 | 2,170 | R 66.3% |
| Wadena | 792 | 2,173 | R 73.3% |
| Dodge | 1,123 | 1,822 | R 61.9% |
| Houston | 1,461 | 1,477 | R 50.3% |
| Martin | 946 | 1,857 | R 66.3% |
| Lake | 1,663 | 1,051 | D 61.3% |
| Waseca | 1,065 | 1,567 | R 59.5% |
| Kanabec | 991 | 1,629 | R 62.2% |
| Koochiching | 1,088 | 1,339 | R 55.2% |
| Redwood | 804 | 1,544 | R 65.8% |
| Pope | 910 | 1,277 | R 58.4% |
| Roseau | 627 | 1,510 | R 70.7% |
| Nobles | 728 | 1,322 | R 64.5% |
| Pipestone | 533 | 1,510 | R 73.9% |
| Cook | 1,491 | 498 | D 75.0% |
| Renville | 667 | 1,206 | R 64.4% |
| Clearwater | 553 | 1,310 | R 70.3% |
| Chippewa | 773 | 1,063 | R 57.9% |
| Yellow Medicine | 625 | 1,085 | R 63.5% |
| Rock | 630 | 1,000 | R 61.3% |
| Swift | 703 | 920 | R 56.7% |
| Jackson | 545 | 1,070 | R 66.3% |
| Stevens | 706 | 896 | R 55.9% |
| Watonwan | 647 | 908 | R 58.4% |
| Marshall | 482 | 1,061 | R 68.8% |
| Murray | 483 | 980 | R 67.0% |
| Pennington | 572 | 820 | R 58.9% |
| Cottonwood | 461 | 894 | R 66.0% |
| Lac qui Parle | 556 | 752 | R 57.5% |
| Grant | 568 | 707 | R 55.5% |
| Norman | 593 | 639 | R 51.9% |
| Kittson | 469 | 511 | R 52.1% |
| Big Stone | 403 | 545 | R 57.5% |
| Lake of the Woods | 259 | 573 | R 68.9% |
| Wilkin | 296 | 494 | R 62.5% |
| Mahnomen | 412 | 376 | D 52.3% |
| Lincoln | 298 | 469 | R 61.1% |
| Red Lake | 265 | 397 | R 60.0% |
| Traverse | 199 | 369 | R 65.0% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Minnesota Secretary of State 2026 primary precinct feed (captured 2026-08-28).
Vermont
Vermont runs an OPEN primary with no party registration. Vermont also runs a Progressive primary, which counts in the OTHER bucket.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Vermont currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
County participation — all 14 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chittenden | 28,770 | 3,314 | D 89.7% |
| Washington | 9,538 | 2,238 | D 81.0% |
| Windsor | 7,842 | 2,011 | D 79.6% |
| Addison | 5,762 | 1,856 | D 75.6% |
| Windham | 6,351 | 976 | D 86.7% |
| Rutland | 3,934 | 2,607 | D 60.1% |
| Orange | 3,765 | 1,246 | D 75.1% |
| Bennington | 3,685 | 1,315 | D 73.7% |
| Franklin | 2,933 | 1,972 | D 59.8% |
| Caledonia | 2,678 | 1,768 | D 60.2% |
| Lamoille | 2,370 | 649 | D 78.5% |
| Orleans | 1,680 | 1,002 | D 62.6% |
| Grand Isle | 1,079 | 459 | D 70.2% |
| Essex | 306 | 386 | R 55.8% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Vermont SOS election-results ENR town feed, 2026 August Primary (captured 2026-08-31).
Wisconsin
Wisconsin runs an OPEN primary: there is no party registration at all, and a voter takes whichever party’s ballot they choose in the booth. The D-vs-R split is therefore which primary people chose to vote in, never a measure of party membership.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Wisconsin currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 8 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| WI-01 | 71,403 | 51,119 | D 58.3% |
| WI-02 | 164,183 | 1,179 | D 99.3% |
| WI-03 | 93,673 | 57,523 | D 62.0% |
| WI-04 | 113,613 | 12,480 | D 90.1% |
| WI-05 | 64,688 | 76,904 | R 54.3% |
| WI-06 | 72,568 | 63,668 | D 53.3% |
| WI-07 | 68,282 | 101,558 | R 59.8% |
| WI-08 | 70,855 | 63,348 | D 52.8% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 72 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Milwaukee | 151,337 | 27,191 | D 84.8% |
| Dane | 152,042 | 19,313 | D 88.7% |
| Waukesha | 50,725 | 51,189 | R 50.2% |
| Brown | 29,977 | 20,274 | D 59.7% |
| Racine | 20,405 | 16,274 | D 55.6% |
| Outagamie | 22,646 | 13,974 | D 61.8% |
| Marathon | 14,097 | 17,704 | R 55.7% |
| Winnebago | 20,114 | 11,644 | D 63.3% |
| Washington | 13,430 | 18,085 | R 57.4% |
| Kenosha | 16,510 | 13,895 | D 54.3% |
| Rock | 19,543 | 8,825 | D 68.9% |
| La Crosse | 18,911 | 6,307 | D 75.0% |
| Eau Claire | 18,104 | 6,131 | D 74.7% |
| Ozaukee | 14,484 | 9,632 | D 60.1% |
| Sheboygan | 13,134 | 10,132 | D 56.5% |
| Walworth | 9,529 | 10,548 | R 52.5% |
| St. Croix | 9,103 | 10,535 | R 53.6% |
| Fond du Lac | 8,752 | 9,459 | R 51.9% |
| Dodge | 7,246 | 9,771 | R 57.4% |
| Portage | 11,379 | 5,469 | D 67.5% |
| Chippewa | 6,814 | 9,716 | R 58.8% |
| Wood | 7,788 | 8,389 | R 51.9% |
| Sauk | 8,600 | 7,315 | D 54.0% |
| Jefferson | 9,231 | 6,653 | D 58.1% |
| Manitowoc | 7,904 | 7,674 | D 50.7% |
| Columbia | 7,810 | 4,760 | D 62.1% |
| Calumet | 5,627 | 5,662 | R 50.2% |
| Polk | 3,594 | 7,555 | R 67.8% |
| Oneida | 4,739 | 6,256 | R 56.9% |
| Waupaca | 4,672 | 5,698 | R 54.9% |
| Door | 5,480 | 4,812 | D 53.2% |
| Barron | 3,841 | 6,113 | R 61.4% |
| Douglas | 5,796 | 3,961 | D 59.4% |
| Monroe | 3,523 | 5,588 | R 61.3% |
| Pierce | 4,332 | 4,740 | R 52.2% |
| Green | 5,583 | 2,662 | D 67.7% |
| Dunn | 4,640 | 3,399 | D 57.7% |
| Oconto | 3,321 | 4,599 | R 58.1% |
| Grant | 4,466 | 3,219 | D 58.1% |
| Marinette | 3,125 | 4,422 | R 58.6% |
| Waushara | 1,913 | 5,438 | R 74.0% |
| Shawano | 3,159 | 4,071 | R 56.3% |
| Lincoln | 2,838 | 4,355 | R 60.5% |
| Vilas | 2,803 | 4,295 | R 60.5% |
| Trempealeau | 2,862 | 4,123 | R 59.0% |
| Vernon | 4,023 | 2,088 | D 65.8% |
| Kewaunee | 1,661 | 4,363 | R 72.4% |
| Juneau | 1,941 | 3,897 | R 66.8% |
| Bayfield | 3,722 | 2,086 | D 64.1% |
| Clark | 2,011 | 3,457 | R 63.2% |
| Iowa | 3,744 | 1,494 | D 71.5% |
| Sawyer | 1,844 | 3,301 | R 64.2% |
| Washburn | 1,658 | 3,242 | R 66.2% |
| Adams | 2,226 | 2,567 | R 53.6% |
| Langlade | 1,579 | 3,034 | R 65.8% |
| Taylor | 1,275 | 3,167 | R 71.3% |
| Price | 1,286 | 3,054 | R 70.4% |
| Marquette | 1,371 | 2,770 | R 66.9% |
| Burnett | 1,474 | 2,656 | R 64.3% |
| Jackson | 2,320 | 1,807 | D 56.2% |
| Green Lake | 1,520 | 2,284 | R 60.0% |
| Rusk | 1,116 | 2,628 | R 70.2% |
| Ashland | 2,188 | 1,296 | D 62.8% |
| Richland | 1,965 | 1,240 | D 61.3% |
| Buffalo | 1,294 | 1,845 | R 58.8% |
| Crawford | 1,983 | 1,077 | D 64.8% |
| Lafayette | 1,470 | 1,109 | D 57.0% |
| Iron | 560 | 1,601 | R 74.1% |
| Forest | 766 | 1,383 | R 64.4% |
| Pepin | 702 | 769 | R 52.3% |
| Florence | 320 | 901 | R 73.8% |
| Menominee | 342 | 70 | D 83.0% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Wisconsin Elections Commission Ward by Ward Report — 2026 partisan primary (captured 2026-09-08).
Florida
Florida runs a CLOSED primary: only voters registered with a party may vote in it, and Florida’s no-party-affiliation voters — more than a quarter of its registration — receive no partisan ballot at all. Its 2026 U.S. Senate contest is a SPECIAL election for the seat filled by appointment.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Florida currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
Congressional district participation — all 23 districts
| District | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| FL-01 | no primary | 88,529 | not comparable |
| FL-02 | 64,083 | 87,705 | R 57.8% |
| FL-03 | 45,764 | no primary | not comparable |
| FL-04 | 51,939 | no primary | not comparable |
| FL-05 | 42,153 | 79,865 | R 65.5% |
| FL-06 | 41,902 | 88,675 | R 67.9% |
| FL-07 | 47,869 | 66,732 | R 58.2% |
| FL-09 | no primary | 58,102 | not comparable |
| FL-11 | 44,948 | 81,775 | R 64.5% |
| FL-12 | 41,459 | no primary | not comparable |
| FL-13 | 50,311 | no primary | not comparable |
| FL-14 | no primary | 56,734 | not comparable |
| FL-15 | 41,409 | no primary | not comparable |
| FL-16 | 54,657 | 76,553 | R 58.3% |
| FL-17 | 49,897 | no primary | not comparable |
| FL-19 | 33,881 | 89,742 | R 72.6% |
| FL-20 | 67,337 | 13,840 | D 83.0% |
| FL-21 | 47,746 | no primary | not comparable |
| FL-22 | 38,014 | 47,876 | R 55.7% |
| FL-23 | 57,498 | 28,018 | D 67.2% |
| FL-24 | 59,520 | no primary | not comparable |
| FL-25 | 44,631 | 37,885 | D 54.1% |
| FL-27 | 32,388 | 35,936 | R 52.6% |
These are participation measures drawn from separate party primaries unless the state uses a unified top-two ballot. They are not election margins.
County participation — all 67 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Miami-Dade | 110,845 | 87,893 | D 55.8% |
| Broward | 136,190 | 55,453 | D 71.1% |
| Palm Beach | 104,221 | 79,887 | D 56.6% |
| Hillsborough | 86,014 | 90,739 | R 51.3% |
| Pinellas | 76,650 | 81,194 | R 51.4% |
| Orange | 89,881 | 59,677 | D 60.1% |
| Duval | 68,637 | 66,710 | D 50.7% |
| Lee | 35,867 | 80,542 | R 69.2% |
| Brevard | 36,240 | 65,559 | R 64.4% |
| Sarasota | 36,456 | 55,615 | R 60.4% |
| Volusia | 33,948 | 56,387 | R 62.4% |
| Polk | 31,386 | 52,053 | R 62.4% |
| Pasco | 27,050 | 47,775 | R 63.8% |
| Manatee | 22,353 | 44,785 | R 66.7% |
| Seminole | 30,243 | 35,503 | R 54.0% |
| Marion | 19,400 | 45,212 | R 70.0% |
| Lake | 19,632 | 42,449 | R 68.4% |
| Leon | 38,635 | 21,945 | D 63.8% |
| Collier | 14,611 | 45,099 | R 75.5% |
| St. Johns | 16,505 | 41,476 | R 71.5% |
| St. Lucie | 22,319 | 27,196 | R 54.9% |
| Escambia | 17,756 | 31,371 | R 63.9% |
| Sumter | 9,779 | 31,689 | R 76.4% |
| Alachua | 25,205 | 13,903 | D 64.4% |
| Charlotte | 10,380 | 27,075 | R 72.3% |
| Clay | 8,209 | 27,105 | R 76.8% |
| Osceola | 18,191 | 16,633 | D 52.2% |
| Citrus | 7,796 | 26,642 | R 77.4% |
| Hernando | 9,886 | 22,818 | R 69.8% |
| Indian River | 8,871 | 21,356 | R 70.7% |
| Bay | 6,334 | 23,890 | R 79.0% |
| Okaloosa | 5,593 | 23,330 | R 80.7% |
| Santa Rosa | 4,662 | 24,152 | R 83.8% |
| Martin | 8,716 | 19,854 | R 69.5% |
| Flagler | 8,751 | 16,776 | R 65.7% |
| Nassau | 4,740 | 16,347 | R 77.5% |
| Walton | 1,851 | 13,148 | R 87.7% |
| Highlands | 3,313 | 11,666 | R 77.9% |
| Monroe | 6,332 | 7,714 | R 54.9% |
| Columbia | 2,933 | 8,704 | R 74.8% |
| Putnam | 2,931 | 8,573 | R 74.5% |
| Gadsden | 6,842 | 2,228 | D 75.4% |
| Levy | 1,863 | 6,880 | R 78.7% |
| Jackson | 2,424 | 6,097 | R 71.6% |
| Suwannee | 1,417 | 6,339 | R 81.7% |
| Wakulla | 1,974 | 5,076 | R 72.0% |
| Baker | 680 | 4,981 | R 88.0% |
| Washington | 857 | 4,313 | R 83.4% |
| Okeechobee | 811 | 3,659 | R 81.9% |
| Gilchrist | 522 | 3,885 | R 88.2% |
| Hendry | 1,302 | 3,086 | R 70.3% |
| Bradford | 788 | 3,571 | R 81.9% |
| Jefferson | 1,709 | 2,222 | R 56.5% |
| Dixie | 548 | 3,311 | R 85.8% |
| Gulf | 800 | 3,031 | R 79.1% |
| Madison | 1,264 | 2,440 | R 65.9% |
| Holmes | 366 | 3,288 | R 90.0% |
| Taylor | 700 | 2,778 | R 79.9% |
| DeSoto | 917 | 2,396 | R 72.3% |
| Hardee | 547 | 2,333 | R 81.0% |
| Calhoun | 567 | 2,305 | R 80.3% |
| Franklin | 721 | 1,607 | R 69.0% |
| Hamilton | 698 | 1,603 | R 69.7% |
| Union | 325 | 1,943 | R 85.7% |
| Glades | 451 | 1,587 | R 77.9% |
| Liberty | 351 | 1,555 | R 81.6% |
| Lafayette | 217 | 1,604 | R 88.1% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Florida Division of Elections results reporting system — 2026 primary (captured 2026-09-08).
Wyoming
Wyoming’s primary is CLOSED: a voter must be registered with the party whose ballot they take, and may change registration only outside the pre-primary window.
Candidate geography status
No candidate result is inferred from aggregate party totals.
The published source artifact for Wyoming currently carries aggregate party totals but not a complete named candidate-by-county field. The state remains available in the participation and district tables while that source gap is resolved.
County participation — all 23 counties
| County | Democratic | Republican | Participation lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laramie | 2,919 | 18,907 | R 86.6% |
| Natrona | 1,301 | 15,683 | R 92.3% |
| Fremont | 852 | 9,489 | R 91.8% |
| Park | 344 | 9,312 | R 96.4% |
| Sheridan | 629 | 8,917 | R 93.4% |
| Campbell | 225 | 8,999 | R 97.6% |
| Sweetwater | 1,130 | 6,898 | R 85.9% |
| Albany | 1,577 | 6,117 | R 79.5% |
| Lincoln | 185 | 5,378 | R 96.7% |
| Teton | 1,423 | 3,916 | R 73.3% |
| Uinta | 322 | 4,480 | R 93.3% |
| Big Horn | 145 | 3,597 | R 96.1% |
| Converse | 111 | 3,598 | R 97.0% |
| Goshen | 206 | 3,416 | R 94.3% |
| Sublette | 86 | 3,110 | R 97.3% |
| Johnson | 95 | 3,059 | R 97.0% |
| Carbon | 278 | 2,664 | R 90.6% |
| Crook | 61 | 2,848 | R 97.9% |
| Platte | 173 | 2,636 | R 93.8% |
| Weston | 50 | 2,106 | R 97.7% |
| Washakie | 119 | 2,010 | R 94.4% |
| Hot Springs | 114 | 1,629 | R 93.5% |
| Niobrara | 18 | 836 | R 97.9% |
Source. Akashic elections database — official state endpoint capture. Certified official results from Wyoming SOS official precinct-by-precinct workbook, 2026 Primary (captured 2026-08-31).
Every 2026 primary date, as a table
| Date | States | Status at Aug 18, 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Mar 3 | AR · NC · TX | voted |
| Mar 10 | MS | voted |
| Mar 17 | IL | voted |
| May 5 | IN · OH | voted |
| May 12 | NE · WV | voted |
| May 16 | LA (U.S. Senate) | voted |
| May 19 | AL · GA · ID · KY · OR · PA | voted |
| Jun 2 | CA · IA · MT · NJ · NM · SD | voted |
| Jun 9 | ME · ND · NV · SC | voted |
| Jun 16 | OK | voted |
| Jun 23 | MD · NY · UT | voted |
| Jun 30 | CO | voted |
| Jul 21 | AZ | voted |
| Aug 4 | KS · MI · MO · VA · WA | voted |
| Aug 6 | TN | voted |
| Aug 8 | HI | voted |
| Aug 11 | AL (U.S. House runoff) · CT · MN · VT · WI | voted |
| Aug 18 | AK · FL · WY | voting |
| Sep 1 | MA | upcoming |
| Sep 8 | NH | upcoming |
| Sep 9 | RI | upcoming |
| Sep 15 | DE | upcoming |
| Nov 3 | LA (U.S. House (majority-vote system)) | upcoming |
How to read the explorer
Contest result. This is the default. The candidate board and county map refer to one actual primary contest. Candidate shares use the complete candidate vote total, including every named candidate and write-in aggregate carried by the source. Selecting a candidate repaints the map to that candidate’s county vote share; the default map shows the county winner.
Party participation. This is a separate optional layer comparing how many voters participated in Democratic and Republican primaries using the state’s named every-ballot measure. In separate-party systems, its denominator is D + R participation because the figures come from different primary contests. Washington’s unified top-two layer retains Other preferences in its balance. Neither is labeled or stored as an election margin.
Unavailable candidate geography. Michigan and Missouri currently publish aggregate records in this hub without a complete named candidate-by-county field. The explorer states that limitation instead of substituting participation colors or inferring a candidate result.
Source. Official state election authorities and official state results endpoints, preserved in committed source captures · candidate totals reconciled against county totals; participation retained as a separately named analytical measure · 2026 primary results; county boundaries from the atlas county geometry. Candidate-geography coverage expands only when the source publishes enough information to reconcile the complete field. Real returns — nothing estimated.