District of Columbia

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What changed in District of Columbia

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Oct 29
EARLY VOTEDistrict of Columbia
District of Columbia: 77,480 ballots cast early
DC Board of Elections, report dated Oct 29
Oct 28
EARLY VOTEDistrict of Columbia
District of Columbia: 68,499 ballots cast early
DC Board of Elections, report dated Oct 28

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The District of Columbia has one at-large delegate seat and a council, not a state legislature, so there are no district shapes in the geometry files.

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Next elections (2 dates)

Tue, Nov 7, 2028Nov 2028
- President
Tue, Nov 2, 2032Nov 2032
- President

Calendar for District of Columbia · District of Columbia Board of Elections

Presidential results (13 elections)

Shift since 2020: 3.0 points toward Republicans (Democratic by 86.8 in 2020, Democratic by 83.8 in 2024).

Democratic share of all votesRepublican share of all votes

President, District of Columbia, 1976 to 2024
Year	Democratic	Republican	D share	R share	Margin	Total votes
2024	Kamala D. Harris	Donald J. Trump	90.3%	6.5%	Democratic by 83.8 points	325,869
2020	Joseph R. Biden Jr.	Donald J. Trump	92.1%	5.4%	Democratic by 86.8 points	344,356
2016	Hillary Clinton	Donald J. Trump	90.5%	4.1%	Democratic by 86.4 points	312,575
2012	Barack H. Obama	Mitt Romney	90.9%	7.3%	Democratic by 83.6 points	293,764
2008	Barack H. Obama	John McCain	92.5%	6.5%	Democratic by 85.9 points	265,853
2004	John Kerry	George W. Bush	89.2%	9.3%	Democratic by 79.8 points	227,586
2000	Al Gore	George W. Bush	85.2%	9.0%	Democratic by 76.2 points	201,894
1996	Bill Clinton	Robert Dole	85.2%	9.3%	Democratic by 75.9 points	185,726
1992	Bill Clinton	George H.W. Bush	84.6%	9.1%	Democratic by 75.5 points	227,572
1988	Michael Dukakis	George H.W. Bush	82.6%	14.3%	Democratic by 68.3 points	192,877
1984	Walter Mondale	Ronald Reagan	85.4%	13.7%	Democratic by 71.7 points	211,288
1980	Jimmy Carter	Ronald Reagan	74.9%	13.4%	Democratic by 61.5 points	173,889
1976	Jimmy Carter	Gerald Ford	81.6%	16.5%	Democratic by 65.1 points	168,830

DataState data (JSON)Sources: MIT Election Data and Science Lab, U.S. President 1976-2024 (state totals), MIT Election Data and Science Lab, U.S. House 1976-2024, Census TIGERweb Legislative MapServer (120th CDs layer 0, 119th CDs layer 4, 2026 SLD upper layer 1 and lower layer 2), unitedstates/congress-legislators (current), Open States people (current) CSVs, Wikidata SPARQL (governor position holders, party), State Legislative Election Returns, 1967-2022 (Carl Klarner, Harvard Dataverse)

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