Idaho's past election results

Certified results for President, U.S. Senate and U.S. House in Idaho 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

YearMost votesShareNextShareTotal votes
2024Donald J. Trump (Republican)66.9%Kamala D. Harris (Democrat)30.4%905,057
2020Donald J. Trump (Republican)63.8%Joseph R. Biden (Democrat)33.1%867,934
2016Donald J. Trump (Republican)59.3%Hillary Rodham Clinton (Democrat)27.5%690,255
2012Mitt Romney (Republican)64.5%Barack Obama (Democrat)32.6%652,274
2008John McCain (Republican)61.5%Barack Obama (Democrat)36.1%655,122
2004George W. Bush (Republican)68.4%John F. Kerry (Democrat)30.3%598,447
2024: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Donald J. TrumpRepublican605,24666.9%
Kamala D. HarrisDemocrat274,97230.4%
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.12,8121.4%
Chase Oliver4,4620.5%
Jill Stein2,9730.3%
Joel Skousen1,5770.2%
Claudia De la Cruz1,2300.1%
Randall Terry1,0260.1%
Shiva Ayyadurai5140.1%
Peter Sonski2420.0%
Write-ins30.0%
Total905,057
2020: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Donald J. TrumpRepublican554,11963.8%
Joseph R. BidenDemocrat287,02133.1%
Jo JorgensenLibertarian16,4041.9%
Kanye WestIndependent3,6320.4%
Brock PierceIndependent2,8080.3%
Don BlankenshipConstitution1,8060.2%
Rocky "Rocky" De La FuenteIndependent1,4910.2%
Howie Hawkinswrite-in4070.0%
Brian Carrollwrite-in1630.0%
Gloria Estela La Rivawrite-in490.0%
Jade Simmonswrite-in210.0%
Tom C. Hoeflingwrite-in70.0%
Shawn Howardwrite-in40.0%
Todd Cellawrite-in10.0%
Chris Franklinwrite-in10.0%
Total867,934
2016: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Donald J. TrumpRepublican409,05559.3%
Hillary Rodham ClintonDemocrat189,76527.5%
Evan McMullinIndependent46,4766.7%
Gary JohnsonLibertarian28,3314.1%
Jill SteinIndependent8,4961.2%
Darrell L. CastleIndependent4,4030.6%
Scott CopelandConstitution2,3560.3%
Rocky De La FuenteIndependent1,3730.2%
Total690,255
2012: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Mitt RomneyRepublican420,91164.5%
Barack ObamaDemocrat212,78732.6%
Gary JohnsonLibertarian9,4531.4%
Jill SteinIndependent4,4020.7%
Ross C. "Rocky" AndersonIndependent2,4990.4%
Virgil H. GoodeConstitution2,2220.3%
Total652,274
2008: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
John McCainRepublican403,01261.5%
Barack ObamaDemocrat236,44036.1%
Ralph NaderIndependent7,1751.1%
Chuck BaldwinConstitution4,7470.7%
Bob BarrLibertarian3,6580.6%
Alan Keyeswrite-in400.0%
Cynthia McKinneywrite-in390.0%
Santa Clauswrite-in60.0%
Brian Moorewrite-in30.0%
Lawson Mitchell Bonewrite-in10.0%
Reverend MerePeace-MsMerewrite-in10.0%
Total655,122
2004: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
George W. BushRepublican409,23568.4%
John F. KerryDemocrat181,09830.3%
Michael BadnarikLibertarian3,8440.6%
Michael A. PeroutkaConstitution3,0840.5%
Ralph Naderwrite-in1,1150.2%
David Cobbwrite-in580.0%
John Joseph Kennedywrite-in90.0%
Walt Brownwrite-in30.0%
Reverend Merepeace-msmerewrite-in10.0%
Total598,447

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

2022: Mike Crapo (Republican) 60.7% · David Roth (Democrat) 28.7%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Mike Crapo (incumbent)Republican358,53960.7%
David RothDemocrat169,80828.7%
Scott Oh ClevelandIndependent49,9178.4%
Ray J. WritzConstitution8,5001.4%
Idaho Sierra (also known as Carta Reale Sierra) LawLibertarian4,1260.7%
Total590,890
2020: Jim Risch (Republican) 62.6% · Paulette Jordan (Democrat) 33.2%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Jim Risch (incumbent)Republican538,44662.6%
Paulette JordanDemocrat285,86433.2%
Natalie M. FlemingIndependent25,3292.9%
Ray J. WritzConstitution10,1881.2%
Total859,827
2016: Mike Crapo (Republican) 66.1% · Jerry Sturgill (Democrat) 27.7%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Mike Crapo (incumbent)Republican449,01766.1%
Jerry SturgillDemocrat188,24927.7%
Ray J. WritzConstitution41,6776.1%
Total678,943
2014: Jim Risch (Republican) 65.3% · Nels Mitchell (Democrat) 34.7%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Jim Risch (incumbent)Republican285,59665.3%
Nels MitchellDemocrat151,57434.7%
Total437,170
2010: Mike Crapo (Republican) 71.2% · P. Tom Sullivan (Democrat) 24.9%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Mike Crapo (incumbent)Republican319,95371.2%
P. Tom SullivanDemocrat112,05724.9%
Randy Lynn BergquistConstitution17,4293.9%
Frederick R. Reinisch Jr.write-in910.0%
Total449,530
2008: Jim Risch (Republican) 57.7% · Larry LaRocco (Democrat) 34.1%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Jim RischRepublican371,74457.7%
Larry LaRoccoDemocrat219,90334.1%
Rex RammellIndependent34,5105.4%
Kent A. MarmonLibertarian9,9581.5%
Pro-LifeIndependent8,6621.3%
Kevin VolkmannW(D) / Write-In30.0%
Total644,780
2004: Mike Crapo (Republican) 99.2% · Scott F. McClure (W(D)) 0.8%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Mike Crapo (incumbent)Republican499,79699.2%
Scott F. McClureW(D)4,1360.8%
Total503,932
2002: Larry E. Craig (Republican) 65.2% · Alan Blinken (Democrat) 32.5%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Larry E. Craig (incumbent)Republican266,21565.2%
Alan BlinkenDemocrat132,97532.5%
Donovan BramwellLibertarian9,3542.3%
Total408,544

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 (2 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Russ Fulcher (Republican) 71.0% · Kaylee Peterson (Democrat) 25.4% · Matt Loesby (Libertarian) 2.1%466,242
District 2Michael K. Simpson (Republican) 61.4% · David Roth (Democrat) 31.0% · Todd Corsetti (Libertarian) 5.2%407,462
2022 (2 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Russ Fulcher (Republican) 71.3% · Kaylee Peterson (Democrat) 26.3% · Darian Drake (Libertarian) 2.3%312,442
District 2Mike Simpson (Republican) 63.6% · Wendy Norman (Democrat) 36.4%271,186
2020 (2 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Russ Fulcher (Republican) 67.8% · Rudy Soto (Democrat) 28.6% · Joe Evans (Libertarian) 3.6%458,576
District 2Mike Simpson (Republican) 64.1% · C. Aaron Swisher (Democrat) 31.7% · Pro-Life (a person, formerly known as Marvin Richardson) (Constitution) 2.2%391,333
2018 (2 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Russ Fulcher (Republican) 62.8% · Cristina McNeil (Democrat) 30.8% · Natalie M. Fleming (Independent) 2.0%315,069
District 2Mike Simpson (Republican) 60.7% · Aaron Swisher (Democrat) 39.3%280,655
2016 (2 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Raul R. Labrador (Republican) 68.2% · James Piotrowski (Democrat) 31.8% · Pro-Life (write-in) 0.0%355,357
District 2Mike Simpson (Republican) 62.9% · Jennifer Martinez (Democrat) 29.4% · Anthony Tomkins (Constitution) 7.7%326,237
2014 (2 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Raul R. Labrador (Republican) 65.0% · Shirley G. Ringo (Democrat) 35.0% · Reed C. McCandless (Republican / Write-In) 0.0%220,864
District 2Mike Simpson (Republican) 61.4% · Richard Stallings (Democrat) 38.6%214,293
2012 (2 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Raul R. Labrador (Republican) 63.0% · Jimmy Farris (Democrat) 30.8% · Rob Oates (Libertarian) 3.9%316,724
District 2Mike Simpson (Republican) 65.1% · Nicole LeFavour (Democrat) 34.8% · Jack Wayne Chappell (Democrat / Write-In) 0.1%318,494
2010 (2 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Raul R. Labrador (Republican) 51.0% · Walt Minnick (Democrat) 41.3% · Dave Olson (Independent) 5.8%247,427
District 2Mike Simpson (Republican) 68.8% · Mike Crawford (Democrat) 24.4% · Brian Schad (Independent) 6.8%199,717
2008 (2 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Walt Minnick (Democrat) 50.6% · Bill Sali (Republican) 49.4%347,585
District 2Mike Simpson (Republican) 70.9% · Deborah Holmes (Democrat) 28.9% · Gregory Nemitz (write-in) 0.2%290,267
2006 (2 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Bill Sali (Republican) 49.9% · Larry Grant (Democrat) 44.8% · Dave Olson (Independent) 3.0%231,974
District 2Mike Simpson (Republican) 62.0% · Jim Hansen (Democrat) 34.4% · Cameron Forth (Independent) 2.4%213,332
2004 (2 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1C.L. "Butch" Otter (Republican) 69.5% · Naomi Preston (Democrat) 30.5%298,589
District 2Mike Simpson (Republican) 70.7% · Lin Whitworth (Democrat) 29.3%273,837
2002 (2 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1C.L. "Butch" Otter (Republican) 58.6% · Betty Richardson (Democrat) 38.9% · Steve Gothard (Libertarian) 2.5%206,141
District 2Michael K. Simpson (Republican) 68.2% · Edward W. Kinghorn (Democrat) 29.0% · John H. "Lack" Lewis (Libertarian) 2.8%198,882

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
County2024
Dem. · Rep.
2020
Dem. · Rep.
2016
Dem. · Rep.
2012
Dem. · Rep.
2008
Dem. · Rep.
2004
Dem. · Rep.
2000
Dem. · Rep.
Ada43.4% · 53.8%46.5% · 50.4%38.7% · 47.9%42.7% · 54.0%45.8% · 52.0%37.8% · 61.1%32.9% · 60.8%
Adams21.5% · 76.0%22.9% · 75.1%19.0% · 71.3%28.0% · 68.6%31.4% · 65.4%26.9% · 71.2%17.6% · 77.3%
Bannock35.8% · 60.9%37.1% · 59.0%30.9% · 51.4%37.5% · 59.6%42.1% · 55.1%37.0% · 61.6%35.3% · 59.1%
Bear Lake10.4% · 87.5%10.6% · 87.9%8.7% · 75.2%10.7% · 88.2%17.1% · 80.8%16.3% · 82.4%17.8% · 79.2%
Benewah18.2% · 79.6%19.6% · 78.0%18.4% · 74.1%30.0% · 66.8%33.8% · 63.5%28.4% · 69.8%24.3% · 70.7%
Bingham18.8% · 78.4%20.6% · 76.5%17.6% · 65.6%21.7% · 76.4%25.8% · 71.3%21.8% · 76.9%22.9% · 73.5%
Blaine64.4% · 32.7%67.1% · 30.3%59.8% · 31.1%58.8% · 38.6%65.7% · 32.5%59.1% · 39.8%47.2% · 44.4%
Boise21.7% · 75.9%25.0% · 72.3%20.4% · 70.1%30.6% · 66.3%32.9% · 64.5%27.5% · 70.9%24.4% · 66.1%
Bonner25.7% · 71.9%30.4% · 67.2%27.8% · 63.7%35.1% · 61.3%40.1% · 57.0%37.6% · 60.5%29.7% · 61.5%
Bonneville25.6% · 71.0%26.4% · 70.0%20.2% · 60.4%22.9% · 74.7%27.4% · 70.3%21.5% · 77.3%21.6% · 74.5%
Boundary16.1% · 81.5%19.3% · 78.2%18.1% · 73.4%27.0% · 69.1%31.4% · 65.0%29.0% · 68.8%21.4% · 72.0%
Butte12.4% · 84.9%13.3% · 84.9%13.0% · 74.3%20.1% · 77.8%22.6% · 74.9%22.8% · 76.6%24.2% · 72.2%
Camas21.0% · 75.1%19.8% · 67.2%18.6% · 69.5%27.5% · 69.6%30.3% · 68.3%23.4% · 75.6%22.3% · 70.8%
Canyon25.4% · 72.0%28.6% · 68.3%23.2% · 64.9%30.1% · 67.1%31.4% · 66.5%24.1% · 74.7%24.6% · 71.1%
Caribou12.9% · 84.1%12.6% · 85.1%8.9% · 75.0%12.6% · 85.5%16.7% · 80.4%15.0% · 83.9%15.0% · 81.9%
Cassia14.2% · 83.3%15.2% · 82.1%12.7% · 72.7%13.1% · 85.2%17.0% · 80.5%14.7% · 83.9%14.9% · 82.2%
Clark15.0% · 84.1%13.2% · 84.9%15.5% · 71.7%20.1% · 71.6%17.1% · 81.3%13.0% · 85.6%16.5% · 81.4%
Clearwater17.5% · 80.3%19.8% · 78.1%18.5% · 75.0%27.9% · 68.8%31.0% · 65.8%27.7% · 70.4%21.6% · 74.1%
Custer22.1% · 75.4%22.0% · 76.3%17.7% · 73.6%22.5% · 74.1%26.0% · 72.0%23.7% · 74.7%17.9% · 77.0%
Elmore24.5% · 73.0%25.5% · 71.0%21.3% · 68.2%31.4% · 65.3%30.7% · 67.2%24.3% · 74.6%26.4% · 70.2%
Franklin9.8% · 87.4%9.9% · 87.7%7.0% · 70.9%5.8% · 92.8%11.8% · 83.7%9.0% · 89.6%12.1% · 84.7%
Fremont14.0% · 83.0%14.9% · 82.6%11.4% · 71.6%14.0% · 84.6%18.1% · 79.9%12.8% · 86.1%13.7% · 83.4%
Gem16.0% · 82.0%18.1% · 79.8%15.5% · 75.2%26.1% · 70.9%27.3% · 70.3%22.8% · 75.9%22.5% · 73.1%
Gooding18.6% · 79.0%20.8% · 77.0%17.9% · 72.1%25.1% · 72.2%27.6% · 69.8%24.0% · 74.6%25.5% · 69.7%
Idaho14.8% · 82.6%16.3% · 81.5%14.5% · 78.2%21.8% · 75.6%24.6% · 71.8%21.2% · 75.5%15.9% · 77.9%
Jefferson12.0% · 85.2%11.7% · 85.4%8.5% · 73.5%11.4% · 86.9%15.7% · 81.8%12.2% · 86.5%14.0% · 82.7%
Jerome21.9% · 75.7%24.2% · 73.4%19.7% · 68.8%25.4% · 71.9%26.2% · 71.5%20.4% · 78.7%22.6% · 73.5%
Kootenai22.9% · 74.8%27.2% · 70.2%24.5% · 67.0%31.5% · 65.8%35.7% · 62.0%32.2% · 66.3%30.8% · 64.3%
Latah44.2% · 52.1%49.8% · 46.0%44.5% · 40.0%49.6% · 45.3%51.9% · 45.1%48.0% · 49.5%37.0% · 53.3%
Lemhi21.3% · 76.2%21.8% · 75.8%17.9% · 73.5%23.4% · 73.7%25.8% · 71.6%22.6% · 76.0%18.1% · 78.5%
Lewis16.5% · 81.4%18.7% · 79.6%17.0% · 75.6%24.5% · 72.7%26.6% · 70.7%24.2% · 74.7%19.8% · 76.7%
Lincoln20.4% · 76.5%21.3% · 75.7%20.6% · 67.7%28.2% · 68.7%29.1% · 65.9%24.9% · 74.0%27.8% · 66.6%
Madison15.9% · 80.2%15.6% · 79.2%7.7% · 57.0%5.8% · 93.3%12.5% · 85.2%7.1% · 91.9%9.1% · 88.5%
Minidoka17.3% · 80.5%19.4% · 78.4%17.0% · 71.1%19.9% · 78.0%23.7% · 73.8%18.5% · 80.5%20.6% · 75.3%
Nez Perce29.4% · 68.1%31.9% · 65.5%28.1% · 62.2%38.3% · 59.2%40.0% · 58.1%36.6% · 62.2%31.2% · 66.0%
Oneida10.3% · 86.2%10.2% · 87.6%8.9% · 74.0%10.4% · 88.0%17.6% · 79.7%14.3% · 83.9%17.1% · 79.3%
Owyhee15.3% · 82.8%17.2% · 80.5%15.1% · 77.8%22.4% · 75.0%23.3% · 74.5%19.1% · 79.6%19.5% · 76.9%
Payette17.5% · 80.4%19.1% · 78.5%17.3% · 74.6%26.7% · 70.7%28.0% · 69.5%22.6% · 76.5%24.0% · 72.3%
Power26.0% · 71.0%28.1% · 68.8%25.3% · 60.4%33.8% · 64.4%36.1% · 61.7%28.0% · 71.2%27.9% · 69.1%
Shoshone24.0% · 73.4%28.0% · 69.7%27.0% · 64.4%44.2% · 52.4%44.5% · 52.1%43.7% · 54.7%41.3% · 53.5%
Teton51.7% · 44.9%52.3% · 45.0%43.4% · 43.5%42.6% · 54.3%49.4% · 48.6%38.4% · 60.6%27.0% · 65.3%
Twin Falls24.2% · 73.0%25.7% · 70.9%20.9% · 66.4%26.8% · 70.3%30.4% · 67.1%24.4% · 74.4%25.6% · 70.1%
Valley39.6% · 58.2%42.1% · 55.9%35.8% · 54.3%42.6% · 54.2%45.4% · 52.3%38.6% · 60.0%28.4% · 64.1%
Washington18.2% · 79.7%20.1% · 77.7%17.4% · 73.7%25.5% · 72.2%27.5% · 70.3%23.7% · 75.1%24.1% · 71.2%

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. Compare Idaho'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 Idaho vote for president in 2024?
Donald J. Trump (Republican) received 605,246 votes (66.9%) and Kamala D. Harris (Democrat) received 274,972 votes (30.4%) of 905,057 votes cast, by the state's certified results as compiled by the Federal Election Commission.
Who ran for U.S. Senate in Idaho in 2022?
Mike Crapo (Republican, 60.7%); David Roth (Democrat, 28.7%); Scott Oh Cleveland (Independent, 8.4%); Ray J. Writz (Constitution, 1.4%). Certified results, Federal Election Commission.

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