List of states by partisanship 2020
Using the results of the previous 5 presidential elections (2004-2020), I have ranked the states according to the percentage difference between Democrats and Republicans.
1) Wyoming 40.4%
2) Oklahoma 33.09%
3) Utah 32.06%
4) Hawaii 31.68%
5) Idaho 31.6%
6) Vermont 30.92%
7) Massachusetts 26.95%
8) West Virginia 26.75%
9) North Dakota 24.94%
10) Maryland 24.83%
11) Alabama 24.51%
12) New York 23.78%
13) California 23.28%
14) Kentucky 22.91%
15) Nebraska 22.8%
16) Rhode Island 22.46%
17) Arkansas 21.57%
18) South Dakota 20.77%
19) Tennessee 19.79%
20) Kansas 19.46%
21) Louisiana 17.72%
22) Illinois 17.28%
23) Alaska 17.17%
24) Connecticut 16.75%
25) Delaware 16.31%
26) Mississippi 15.75%
27) Washington 14.83%
28) Montana 14.64%
29) New Jersey 14.01%
30) Texas 13%
31) Indiana 12.96%
32) South Carolina 12.49%
33) Oregon 11.93%
34) Maine 10.73%
35) Missouri 10.15%
36) New Mexico 8.7%
37) Georgia 6.91%
38) Michigan 6.39%
39) Arizona 6.26%
40) Minnesota 6.01%
41) Colorado 5.61%
42) New Hampshire 4.86%
43) Nevada 4.28%
44) Wisconsin 4.22%
45) North Carolina 3.83%
46) Pennsylvania 3.73%
47) Virginia 3.48%
48) Ohio 2.14%
49) Florida 1.18%
50) Iowa 0.59%
Here are how their rankings have changed since the 2016 election:
No change: Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, New Jersey, South Dakota, Vermont, Wyoming
Up 1: Alabama, Hawaii, Kentucky, Minnesota, Missouri
Down 1: Connecticut, Maine, Ohio, Utah, Wisconsin
Up 2: Nevada, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon
Down 2: Arizona, Idaho, Iowa, New York, South Carolina
Up 3: Arkansas, Delaware, Maryland, New Mexico, Virginia
Down 3: Georgia
Down 4: Kansas, Pennsylvania
Up 5: Colorado, Washington
Down 5: North Carolina
Up 6: California, Louisiana, Tennessee
Down 6: Texas
Down 7: Montana, Nebraska, Rhode Island
Up 9: West Virginia
Down 9: Alaska
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