How did Connecticut vote for president in 2024?

Kamala D. Harris (Democrat) received 992,053 votes (56.4%) and Donald J. Trump (Republican) received 736,918 votes (41.9%) of 1,759,010 votes cast, by the state's certified results as compiled by the Federal Election Commission.

Who ran for U.S. Senate in Connecticut in 2024?

Christopher S. Murphy (Democrat / Working Families, 58.6%); Matthew M. Corey (Republican, 39.7%); Robert Finley Hyde (Cheaper Gas Groceries, 0.9%); Justin C. Paglino (Green, 0.8%). Certified results, Federal Election Commission.

Connecticut's past election results

Certified results for President, U.S. Senate and U.S. House in Connecticut since 2002, and the presidential vote in each county since 2000. Every candidate on the general election ballot, with the party label the state listed and their votes as certified.

President

Year	Most votes	Share	Next	Share	Total votes
2024	Kamala D. Harris (Democrat)	56.4%	Donald J. Trump (Republican)	41.9%	1,759,010
2020	Joseph R. Biden Jr. (Democrat)	59.3%	Donald J. Trump (Republican)	39.2%	1,823,857
2016	Hillary Clinton (Democrat)	54.6%	Donald J. Trump (Republican)	40.9%	1,644,920
2012	Barack Obama (Democrat)	58.1%	Mitt Romney (Republican)	40.7%	1,558,960
2008	Barack Obama (Democrat)	60.6%	John McCain (Republican)	38.2%	1,646,797
2004	John F. Kerry (Democrat)	54.3%	George W. Bush (Republican)	43.9%	1,578,769

2024: every candidate

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Kamala D. Harris	Democrat	992,053	56.4%
Donald J. Trump	Republican	736,918	41.9%
Jill Stein		14,281	0.8%
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.		8,448	0.5%
Chase Oliver		6,729	0.4%
Claudia De la Cruz		264	0.0%
Peter Sonski		162	0.0%
Cornel West		128	0.0%
Shiva Ayyadurai		21	0.0%
Write-ins		6	0.0%
Total		1,759,010

2020: every candidate

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Joseph R. Biden Jr.	Democrat	1,080,831	59.3%
Donald J. Trump	Republican	714,717	39.2%
Jo Jorgensen	Libertarian	20,230	1.1%
Howie Hawkins	Green	7,538	0.4%
Kanye West	write-in	255	0.0%
Brian Carroll	write-in	219	0.0%
Jade Simmons	write-in	22	0.0%
Roque "Rocky" De La Fuente	write-in	13	0.0%
Shawn Howard	write-in	12	0.0%
Mark Charles	write-in	11	0.0%
Kasey Wells	write-in	6	0.0%
Mary Ruth Caro Simmons	write-in	2	0.0%
Karynn Weinstein	write-in	1	0.0%
Total		1,823,857

2016: every candidate

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Hillary Clinton	Democrat	897,572	54.6%
Donald J. Trump	Republican	673,215	40.9%
Gary Johnson	Libertarian	48,676	3.0%
Jill Stein	Green	22,841	1.4%
Evan McMullin	write-in	2,108	0.1%
Darrell L. Castle	write-in	147	0.0%
Jeffrey A. Cooper	write-in	57	0.0%
Ronald Evans	write-in	44	0.0%
Andrew D. Basiago	write-in	42	0.0%
Gloria La Riva	write-in	41	0.0%
Tom Hoefling	write-in	31	0.0%
Laurence Kotlikoff	write-in	23	0.0%
Robert L. Buchanan	write-in	19	0.0%
Jeffrey Anthony Wu	write-in	18	0.0%
Marshall Schoenke	write-in	15	0.0%
Kevin Deame	write-in	13	0.0%
Paul E. Blumenthal	write-in	12	0.0%
"Rocky" Roque De La Fuente	write-in	12	0.0%
Mike Smith	write-in	12	0.0%
Jeffrey John Klojzy Jr.	write-in	6	0.0%
Darryl Cummings	write-in	5	0.0%
Joseph Maldonado	write-in	4	0.0%
Peter Skewes	write-in	4	0.0%
Cherunda Fox	write-in	3	0.0%
Total		1,644,920

2012: every candidate

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Barack Obama	Democrat	905,083	58.1%
Mitt Romney	Republican	634,892	40.7%
Gary Johnson	Libertarian	12,580	0.8%
Ross C. "Rocky" Anderson	Independent	5,487	0.4%
Jill Stein	write-in	863	0.1%
Tom Hoefling	write-in	25	0.0%
Gerald Warner	write-in	19	0.0%
James E. Harris	write-in	5	0.0%
Raymond Sizemore	write-in	5	0.0%
Stephen Durham	write-in	1	0.0%
Total		1,558,960

2008: every candidate

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Barack Obama	Democrat	997,772	60.6%
John McCain	Republican	629,428	38.2%
Ralph Nader	Independent	19,162	1.2%
Chuck Baldwin	write-in	311	0.0%
Cynthia McKinney	write-in	90	0.0%
Brian Moore	write-in	19	0.0%
Roger Calero	write-in	15	0.0%
Total		1,646,797

2004: every candidate

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
John F. Kerry	Democrat	857,488	54.3%
George W. Bush	Republican	693,826	43.9%
Ralph Nader	Politicos Son Corruptos	12,969	0.8%
David Cobb	Green	9,564	0.6%
Michael Badnarik	Libertarian	3,367	0.2%
Michael A. Peroutka	Concerned Citizens	1,543	0.1%
Róger Calero	write-in	12	0.0%
Total		1,578,769

Share of all votes cast for president in the state, write-ins included. Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2002–2024 (each state's certified results).

U.S. Senate

2024: Christopher S. Murphy (Democrat / Working Families) 58.6% · Matthew M. Corey (Republican) 39.7%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Christopher S. Murphy	Democrat / Working Families	1,000,695	58.6%
Matthew M. Corey	Republican	678,256	39.7%
Robert Finley Hyde	Cheaper Gas Groceries	14,879	0.9%
Justin C. Paglino	Green	14,422	0.8%
Write-ins		7	0.0%
Total		1,708,259

2022: Blumenthal (Democrat / Working Families) 57.5% · Leora R. Levy (Republican) 42.5%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Blumenthal (incumbent)	Democrat / Working Families	723,864	57.5%
Leora R. Levy	Republican	535,943	42.5%
John Anderson	write-in	68	0.0%
Shabadjot Bharara	write-in	12	0.0%
Total		1,259,887

2018: Christopher S. Murphy (Democrat / Working Families) 59.5% · Matthew Corey (Republican) 39.3%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Christopher S. Murphy (incumbent)	Democrat / Working Families	825,579	59.5%
Matthew Corey	Republican	545,717	39.3%
Richard Lion	Libertarian	8,838	0.6%
Jeff Russell	Green	6,618	0.5%
Fred Linck	write-in	70	0.0%
Kristi L. Talmadge	write-in	18	0.0%
Total		1,386,840

2016: Richard Blumenthal (Democrat / Working Families) 63.2% · Dan Carter (Republican) 34.6%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Richard Blumenthal (incumbent)	Democrat / Working Families	1,008,714	63.2%
Dan Carter	Republican	552,621	34.6%
Richard Lion	Libertarian	18,190	1.1%
Jeffery Russell	Green	16,713	1.0%
Andrew Rule	write-in	26	0.0%
Total		1,596,276

2012: Christopher S. Murphy (Democrat / Working Families) 54.8% · Linda E. McMahon (Republican / Independent) 43.1%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Christopher S. Murphy	Democrat / Working Families	828,761	54.8%
Linda E. McMahon	Republican / Independent	651,089	43.1%
Paul Passarelli	Libertarian	25,045	1.7%
Matthew Coleman	write-in	6,414	0.4%
Michael D. Adams	write-in	388	0.0%
Jeff Russell	write-in	40	0.0%
John Traceski	write-in	19	0.0%
Michael Vasile	write-in	8	0.0%
Total		1,511,764

2010: Richard Blumenthal (Democrat) 52.5% · Linda E. McMahon (Republican) 43.2%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Richard Blumenthal	Democrat	605,204	52.5%
Linda E. McMahon	Republican	498,341	43.2%
Richard Blumenthal	Working Families	30,836	2.7%
Warren B. Mosler	Democrat / Independent	11,275	1.0%
John Mertens	Connecticut for Lieberman	6,735	0.6%
Brian K. Hill	write-in	559	0.0%
Jeff Russell	write-in	45	0.0%
Todd Vachon	write-in	45	0.0%
Carl E. Vassar	write-in	31	0.0%
Jay J. Giles	write-in	17	0.0%
John Traceski	write-in	15	0.0%
Matthew Coleman	write-in	7	0.0%
Dave Olszta	write-in	5	0.0%
Total		1,153,115

2006: Joseph Lieberman (Democrat / Connecticut for Lieberman) 49.7% · Ned Lamont (Democrat) 39.7%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Joseph Lieberman (incumbent)	Democrat / Connecticut for Lieberman	564,095	49.7%
Ned Lamont	Democrat	450,844	39.7%
Alan Schlesinger	Republican	109,198	9.6%
Ralph A. Ferrucci	Green	5,922	0.5%
Timothy A. Knibbs	Concerned Citizens	4,638	0.4%
Carl E. Vassar	write-in	80	0.0%
John M. Joy	write-in	3	0.0%
Total		1,134,780

2004: Chris Dodd (Democrat) 66.4% · Jack C. Orchulli (Republican) 32.1%

Candidate	Party	Votes	Share
Chris Dodd (incumbent)	Democrat	945,347	66.4%
Jack C. Orchulli	Republican	457,749	32.1%
Timothy A. Knibbs	Concerned Citizens	12,442	0.9%
Leonard H. Rasch	Libertarian	9,188	0.6%
Total		1,424,726

Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2002–2024 (each state's certified results); 2024 from the MIT Election Data and Science Lab, compiled from the state's certified results.

U.S. House

2024 (5 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	John B. Larson (Democrat) 59.8% · Jim Griffin (Republican) 34.8% · Working Families (no party label) 3.3%	330,482
District 2	Joe Courtney (Democrat) 58.0% · Mike France (Republican) 42.0% · Jeffery Russell (no party label) 0.0%	376,047
District 3	Rosa L. Delauro (Democrat) 58.9% · Michael Massey (Republican) 39.6% · Independent (no party label) 1.5%	328,923
District 4	James A. Himes (Democrat) 61.1% · Michael Goldstein (Republican) 37.3% · Benjamin Wesley (Independent) 1.6%	328,857
District 5	Jahana Hayes (Democrat) 50.8% · George Logan (Republican) 46.6% · Working Families (no party label) 2.6%	337,605

2022 (5 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	John B. Larson (Democrat / Working Families) 61.3% · Larry Lazor (Republican) 37.5% · Mary L. Sanders (Green) 1.2%	243,913
District 2	Joe Courtney (Democrat) 58.2% · Mike France (Republican) 40.2% · Kevin Blacker (Green) 0.9%	285,031
District 3	Rosa L. DeLauro (Democrat) 56.8% · Lesley DeNardis (Republican) 40.7% · Amy F. Chai (Independent) 1.7%	242,651
District 4	Jim Himes (Democrat) 59.4% · Jayme Stevenson (Republican / Independent) 40.6%	236,084
District 5	Jahana Hayes (Democrat / Working Families) 50.4% · George S. Logan (Republican / Independent) 49.6%	253,672

2020 (5 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	John B. Larson (Democrat / Working Families) 63.8% · Mary Fay (Republican) 35.0% · Thomas E. McCormick (Green) 1.3%	349,237
District 2	Joe Courtney (Democrat / Working Families) 59.4% · Justin Anderson (Republican) 38.2% · Cassandra Martineau (Green) 1.4%	367,347
District 3	Rosa L. DeLauro (Democrat / Working Families) 58.7% · Margaret Streicker (Republican / Independent) 39.8% · Justin C. Paglino (Green) 1.5%	346,103
District 4	Jim Himes (Democrat) 62.2% · Jonathan Riddle (Republican) 36.2% · Brian Merlen (Democrat / Independent) 1.6%	360,716
District 5	Jahana Hayes (Democrat / Working Families) 55.1% · David X. Sullivan (Republican) 43.5% · Bruce W. Walczak (Independent) 1.4%	349,524

2018 (5 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	John B. Larson (Democrat / Working Families) 63.9% · Jennifer T. Nye (Republican) 35.0% · Thomas McCormick (Green) 1.1%	274,140
District 2	Joe Courtney (Democrat / Working Families) 62.2% · Danny Postemski Jr. (Republican) 35.4% · Michelle Louise Bicking (Green) 1.2%	289,114
District 3	Rosa L. DeLauro (Democrat / Working Families) 64.6% · Angel Cadena (Republican) 35.4%	270,239
District 4	Jim Himes (Democrat) 61.2% · Harry Arora (Republican / Independent) 38.8% · Yusheng Peng (write-in) 0.0%	275,651
District 5	Jahana Hayes (Democrat / Working Families) 55.9% · Manny Santos (Republican / Independent) 44.1% · John Pistone (write-in) 0.0%	270,664

2016 (5 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	John B. Larson (Democrat / Working Families) 64.1% · Matthew M. Corey (Republican) 33.8% · S. Michael DeRosa (Green) 2.1%	312,925
District 2	Joe Courtney (Democrat / Working Families) 63.2% · Daria Irene Novak (Republican) 33.7% · Jonathan Pelto (Green) 1.6%	330,257
District 3	Rosa L. DeLauro (Democrat / Working Families) 69.0% · Angel Cadena (Republican) 31.0% · Christopher Schaefer (write-in) 0.0%	309,379
District 4	Jim Himes (Democrat) 59.9% · John Shaban (Republican / Independent) 40.1% · Carl E. Vassar (write-in) 0.0%	313,540
District 5	Elizabeth Esty (Democrat / Working Families) 58.0% · Clay Cope (Republican / Independent) 42.0% · John Pistone (Republican / Write-In) 0.0%	309,082

2014 (5 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	John B. Larson (Democrat / Working Families) 62.3% · Matthew M. Corey (Republican) 36.1% · Jeffery Russell (Green) 1.6%	217,881
District 2	Joe Courtney (Democrat / Working Families) 62.3% · Lori Hopkins-Cavanagh (Republican) 35.5% · Daniel Reale (Libertarian) 1.1%	227,936
District 3	Rosa L. DeLauro (Democrat / Working Families) 66.9% · James E. Brown (Republican) 33.1%	209,939
District 4	Jim Himes (Democrat / Working Families / Write-In) 53.8% · Dan Debicella (Republican / Independent) 46.2%	198,800
District 5	Elizabeth Esty (Democrat / Working Families) 53.2% · Mark Greenberg (Republican / Independent) 45.8% · John J. Pistone (Petitioning Candidate) 0.9%	213,301

2012 (5 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	John B. Larson (Democrat / Working Families) 69.7% · John Henry Decker (Republican) 27.7% · S. Michael DeRosa (Green) 1.8%	297,061
District 2	Joe Courtney (Democrat / Working Families) 68.2% · Paul M. Formica (Republican) 29.4% · Colin D. Bennett (Green) 1.2%	299,960
District 3	Rosa L. DeLauro (Democrat / Working Families) 74.7% · Wayne Winsley (Republican) 25.3% · Hector W. Concepcion Jr. (write-in) 0.0%	291,301
District 4	Jim Himes (Democrat / Working Families) 60.0% · Stephen Obsitnik (Republican) 40.0%	293,432
District 5	Elizabeth Esty (Democrat / Working Families) 51.3% · Andrew Roraback (Republican / Independent) 48.7% · John Pistone (write-in) 0.0%	284,757

2010 (5 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	John B. Larson (Democrat / Working Families) 61.2% · Ann Brickley (Republican) 37.2% · Kenneth J. Krayeske (Green) 1.1%	226,038
District 2	Joe Courtney (Democrat / Working Families) 59.9% · Janet Peckinpaugh (Republican) 38.8% · G. Scott Deshefy (Green) 1.4%	246,809
District 3	Rosa L. DeLauro (Democrat / Working Families) 65.1% · Jerry Labriola Jr. (Republican) 33.6% · Charles A. Pillsbury (Green) 1.4%	220,661
District 4	Jim Himes (Democrat / Working Families) 53.1% · Dan Debicella (Republican) 46.9% · Eugene Flanagan (write-in) 0.0%	217,391
District 5	Chris Murphy (Democrat / Working Families) 54.1% · Sam S. F. Caligiuri (Republican / Independent) 45.9% · John Pistone (write-in) 0.0%	227,303

2008 (5 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	John B. Larson (Democrat / Working Families) 71.6% · Joe Visconti (Republican) 26.0% · Stephen E.D. Fournier (Green) 2.4%	295,557
District 2	Joe Courtney (Democrat / Working Families) 65.7% · Sean Sullivan (Republican) 32.4% · G. Scott Deshefy (Green) 2.0%	323,041
District 3	Rosa L. DeLauro (Democrat / Working Families) 77.4% · Bo Itshaky (Republican) 19.7% · Ralph A. Ferrucci (Green) 2.9%	297,368
District 4	Jim Himes (Democrat / Working Families) 51.3% · Christopher Shays (Republican) 47.6% · Michael Anthony Carrano (Libertarian) 0.7%	308,776
District 5	Chris Murphy (Democrat / Working Families) 59.3% · David J. Cappiello (Republican) 39.0% · Thomas L. Winn (Independent) 1.0%	302,657

2006 (5 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	John B. Larson (Democrat) 74.4% · Scott MacLean (Republican) 25.5% · Stephen Fournier (write-in) 0.0%	207,592
District 2	Joe Courtney (Democrat) 50.0% · Rob Simmons (Republican) 50.0%	242,413
District 3	Rosa L. DeLauro (Democrat) 76.0% · Joseph Vollano (Republican) 22.4% · Daniel A. Sumrall (Green) 1.6%	197,911
District 4	Christopher Shays (Republican) 51.0% · Diane Farrell (Democrat) 47.6% · Philip Z. Maymin (Libertarian) 1.5%	209,019
District 5	Chris Murphy (Democrat / Working Families) 56.5% · Nancy L. Johnson (Republican) 43.5%	217,804

2004 (5 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	John B. Larson (Democrat) 73.0% · John M. Halstead (Republican) 27.0%	272,403
District 2	Rob Simmons (Republican) 54.2% · Jim Sullivan (Democrat) 45.8% · David R. Lyon (write-in) 0.0%	307,078
District 3	Rosa L. DeLauro (Democrat) 72.4% · Richter Elser (Republican) 25.0% · Ralph Ferrucci (Green) 2.6%	276,980
District 4	Christopher Shays (Republican) 52.4% · Diane Farrell (Democrat) 47.6% · Carl E. Vassar (write-in) 0.0%	290,830
District 5	Nancy L. Johnson (Republican) 59.8% · Theresa B. Gerratana (Democrat) 38.2% · Fernando Ramirez (Working Families) 1.1%	281,447

2002 (5 races)

District	Candidates	Total votes
District 1	John B. Larson (Democrat) 66.8% · Phil Steele (Republican) 33.2% · Miriam J. Masullo (Republican / Write-In) 0.0%	201,688
District 2	Rob Simmons (Republican) 54.1% · Joseph D. Courtney (Democrat) 45.9%	217,108
District 3	Rosa L. DeLauro (Democrat) 65.6% · Richter Elser (Republican) 29.5% · Charles A. Pillsbury (Green) 4.9%	185,364
District 4	Christopher Shays (Republican) 64.4% · Stephanie H. Sanchez (Democrat) 35.6% · Carl E. Vassar (write-in) 0.0%	175,695
District 5	Nancy Johnson (Republican) 54.2% · Jim Maloney (Democrat) 43.3% · Joseph A. Zdonczyk (Concerned Citizens) 1.8%	209,454

Districts as numbered that year: states redraw them after each census, and some did more often. "Unopposed" is a candidate the state didn't put on the ballot because no one ran against them. Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections 2002–2024 (each state's certified results); 2024 from the MIT Election Data and Science Lab, compiled from the state's certified results.

The presidential vote by county

Every county, 2024, 2020, 2016, 2012, 2008, 2004, 2000

County	2024 Dem. · Rep.	2020 Dem. · Rep.	2016 Dem. · Rep.	2012 Dem. · Rep.	2008 Dem. · Rep.	2004 Dem. · Rep.	2000 Dem. · Rep.
Fairfield	59.0% · 39.4%	63.0% · 35.7%	57.9% · 38.0%	54.9% · 44.2%	58.7% · 40.6%	51.4% · 47.3%	52.3% · 43.1%
Hartford	60.4% · 37.9%	63.1% · 35.4%	59.1% · 36.4%	62.4% · 36.5%	65.2% · 33.7%	58.7% · 39.5%	60.2% · 34.7%
Litchfield	45.2% · 53.3%	46.6% · 51.7%	40.8% · 54.4%	47.4% · 51.1%	51.6% · 46.7%	46.2% · 51.9%	47.9% · 44.9%
Middlesex	55.6% · 42.7%	57.3% · 41.0%	51.2% · 43.9%	57.3% · 41.4%	60.8% · 37.8%	56.3% · 42.0%	55.9% · 37.8%
New Haven	55.0% · 43.1%	58.0% · 40.6%	54.2% · 42.0%	60.7% · 38.3%	61.0% · 37.8%	54.3% · 43.8%	58.0% · 36.0%
New London	55.4% · 42.8%	56.9% · 40.9%	50.4% · 43.8%	58.3% · 40.1%	59.9% · 38.8%	55.8% · 42.2%	55.4% · 37.7%
Tolland	53.1% · 45.1%	54.7% · 43.2%	49.7% · 44.2%	55.5% · 42.9%	59.6% · 38.8%	54.6% · 43.6%	53.5% · 39.4%
Windham	44.1% · 54.3%	46.8% · 51.1%	42.9% · 50.7%	55.8% · 42.5%	60.7% · 37.7%	52.1% · 45.7%	54.6% · 38.0%

Each party's candidate's share of all presidential votes cast in the county. MIT Election Data and Science Lab, County Presidential Election Returns 2000–2024, compiled from official results. Connecticut's figures are by its eight former counties. Compare Connecticut's counties on these and other figures →

How we show these

Every figure is the state's own certified count, as the Federal Election Commission and the MIT Election Data and Science Lab compiled it, and links to its source. A candidate on several party lines (New York's and Connecticut's fusion voting) is shown once, with their lines added up. We show how many votes each candidate received; we don't explain why results changed or credit anyone for them.

Quick answers

How did Connecticut vote for president in 2024?: Kamala D. Harris (Democrat) received 992,053 votes (56.4%) and Donald J. Trump (Republican) received 736,918 votes (41.9%) of 1,759,010 votes cast, by the state's certified results as compiled by the Federal Election Commission.
Who ran for U.S. Senate in Connecticut in 2024?: Christopher S. Murphy (Democrat / Working Families, 58.6%); Matthew M. Corey (Republican, 39.7%); Robert Finley Hyde (Cheaper Gas Groceries, 0.9%); Justin C. Paglino (Green, 0.8%). Certified results, Federal Election Commission.

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