Louisiana's past election results

Certified results for President, U.S. Senate and U.S. House in Louisiana 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)60.2%Kamala D. Harris (Democrat)38.2%2,006,975
2020Donald J. Trump (Republican)58.5%Joseph R. Biden (Democrat)39.9%2,148,062
2016Donald Trump (Republican)58.1%Hillary Clinton (Democrat)38.4%2,029,032
2012Mitt Romney (Republican)57.8%Barack Obama (Democrat)40.6%1,994,065
2008John McCain (Republican)58.6%Barack Obama (Democrat)39.9%1,960,761
2004George W. Bush (Republican)56.7%John F. Kerry (Democrat)42.2%1,943,106
2024: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Donald J. TrumpRepublican1,208,50560.2%
Kamala D. HarrisDemocrat766,87038.2%
Jill Stein7,1380.4%
Chase Oliver6,8350.3%
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.6,6410.3%
Preston2,8570.1%
Cornel West2,6230.1%
Peter Sonski2,2400.1%
Claudia De la Cruz1,4810.1%
Randall Terry1,4240.1%
Fruit3610.0%
Total2,006,975
2020: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Donald J. TrumpRepublican1,255,77658.5%
Joseph R. BidenDemocrat856,03439.9%
Jo JorgensenLibertarian21,6451.0%
Kanye WestThe Birthday4,8970.2%
Brian CarrollAmerican Solidarity2,4970.1%
Jade SimmonsBecoming One Nation1,6260.1%
R. BoddieC.U.P.1,1250.1%
Gloria La RivaSocialism and Liberation9870.0%
Don BlankenshipConstitution8600.0%
Brock PierceFreedom and Prosperity7490.0%
Tom HoeflingLife, Liberty, Constitution6680.0%
Bill HammonsUnity Party America6620.0%
Alyson KennedySocialist Workers5360.0%
Total2,148,062
2016: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Donald TrumpRepublican1,178,63858.1%
Hillary ClintonDemocrat780,15438.4%
Gary JohnsonLibertarian37,9781.9%
Jill SteinGreen14,0310.7%
Evan McMullinCourage Character Service8,5470.4%
Darrell CastleConstitution3,1290.2%
Chris KenistonVeterans1,8810.1%
Tom HoeflingLife, Family, Constitution1,5810.1%
Laurence KotlikoffIt's Our Children1,0480.1%
Princess JacobLoyal Trustworthy Compassion7490.0%
Alyson KennedySocialist Workers4800.0%
Gloria La RivaSocialism and Liberation4460.0%
Jerry WhiteSocialism Equality Anti-War3700.0%
Total2,029,032
2012: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Mitt RomneyRepublican1,152,26257.8%
Barack ObamaDemocrat809,14140.6%
Gary JohnsonLibertarian18,1570.9%
Jill SteinGreen6,9780.3%
Virgil GoodeConstitution2,5080.1%
Sheila TittleWe the People1,7670.1%
Ross AndersonJustice1,3680.1%
Peta LindsaySocialism and Liberation6220.0%
Jack FellureProhibition5180.0%
James HarrisSocialist Workers3890.0%
Jerry WhiteSocialist Equality3550.0%
Total1,994,065
2008: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
John McCainRepublican1,148,27558.6%
Barack ObamaDemocrat782,98939.9%
"Ron" PaulLouisiana Taxpayers9,3680.5%
Cynthia McKinneyGreen9,1870.5%
Ralph NaderIndependent6,9970.4%
Chuck BaldwinConstitution2,5810.1%
James HarrisSocialist Workers7350.0%
Gloria La RivaSocialism and Liberation3540.0%
Gene C. AmondsonProhibition2750.0%
Total1,960,761
2004: every candidate
CandidatePartyVotesShare
George W. BushRepublican1,102,16956.7%
John F. KerryDemocrat820,29942.2%
Ralph NaderThe Better Life7,0320.4%
Michael A. PeroutkaConstitution5,2030.3%
Michael BadnarikLibertarian2,7810.1%
Walter F. BrownProtect Working Families1,7950.1%
Gene AmondsonProhibition1,5660.1%
David CobbLouisiana Green1,2760.1%
James HarrisSocialist Workers9850.1%
Total1,943,106

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: John Kennedy (Republican) 61.6% · Gary Chambers Jr. (Democrat) 17.9%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
John Kennedy (incumbent)Republican851,56861.6%
Gary Chambers Jr.Democrat246,93317.9%
"Luke" MixonDemocrat182,88713.2%
Syrita SteibDemocrat31,5682.3%
Devin Lance GrahamRepublican25,2751.8%
MV "Vinny" MendozaDemocrat11,9100.9%
Beryl A. BilliottNo Party Affiliation9,3780.7%
Salvador P. RodriguezDemocrat7,7670.6%
Bradley McMorrisIndependent5,3880.4%
Aaron C. SiglerLibertarian4,8650.4%
"Xan" JohnOther2,7530.2%
W. Thomas La Fontaine OlsonNo Party Affiliation1,6760.1%
Thomas WennOther1,3220.1%
Total1,383,290
2020: "Bill" Cassidy (Republican) 59.3% · Adrian Perkins (Democrat) 19.0%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
"Bill" Cassidy (incumbent)Republican1,228,90859.3%
Adrian PerkinsDemocrat394,04919.0%
Derrick "Champ" EdwardsDemocrat229,81411.1%
Antoine PierceDemocrat55,7102.7%
Dustin MurphyRepublican38,3831.9%
David Drew KnightDemocrat36,9621.8%
Beryl BilliotNo Party Affiliation17,3620.8%
John Paul BourgeoisNo Party Affiliation16,5180.8%
Peter WenstrupDemocrat14,4540.7%
Aaron C. SiglerLibertarian11,3210.5%
M.V. "Vinny" MendozaIndependent7,8110.4%
Melinda Mary PriceOther7,6800.4%
Jamar MontgomeryNo Party Affiliation5,8040.3%
Reno Jean Daret IIINo Party Affiliation3,9540.2%
"Xan" JohnOther2,8130.1%
Total2,071,543
2016: John Kennedy (Republican) 25.0% · Foster Campbell (Democrat) 17.5%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
John KennedyRepublican482,59125.0%
Foster CampbellDemocrat337,83317.5%
Charles BoustanyRepublican298,00815.4%
Caroline FayardDemocrat240,91712.5%
John FlemingRepublican204,02610.6%
"Rob" ManessRepublican90,8564.7%
David DukeRepublican58,6063.0%
Derrick EdwardsDemocrat51,7742.7%
Gary LandrieuDemocrat45,5872.4%
Donald "Crawdaddy" CrawfordRepublican25,5231.3%
"Joseph" CaoRepublican21,0191.1%
Beryl BilliotNo Party Affiliation19,3521.0%
Thomas P. ClementsLibertarian11,3700.6%
Troy HebertNo Party Affiliation9,5030.5%
Joshua PellerinDemocrat7,3950.4%
Peter WilliamsDemocrat6,8550.4%
MV "Vinny" MendozaDemocrat4,9270.3%
Kaitlin MaroneNo Party Affiliation4,1080.2%
Le Roy GillamLibertarian4,0670.2%
Charles MarsalaRepublican3,6840.2%
Abhay PatelRepublican1,5760.1%
Arden WellsNo Party Affiliation1,4830.1%
William Robert "Bob," Lang Jr.Other1,4240.1%
Gregory Taylor Jr.Other1,1510.1%
Total1,933,635

General election runoff: John Kennedy 536,191, Foster Campbell 347,816 (60.7% for John Kennedy).

2014: Mary L. Landrieu (Democrat) 42.1% · "Bill" Cassidy (Republican) 41.0%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Mary L. Landrieu (incumbent)Democrat619,40242.1%
"Bill" CassidyRepublican603,04841.0%
"Rob" ManessRepublican202,55613.8%
Thomas ClementsRepublican14,1731.0%
Brannon Lee McMorrisLibertarian13,0340.9%
Wayne AblesDemocrat11,3230.8%
William P. Waymire Jr.Democrat4,6730.3%
Vallian SenegalDemocrat3,8350.3%
Total1,472,044

General election runoff: "Bill" Cassidy 712,379, Mary L. Landrieu 561,210 (55.9% for "Bill" Cassidy).

2010: David Vitter (Republican) 56.6% · "Charlie" Melancon (Democrat) 37.7%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
David Vitter (incumbent)Republican715,41556.6%
"Charlie" MelanconDemocrat476,57237.7%
Randall Todd HayesLibertarian13,9571.1%
Michael Karlton BrownNo Party Affiliation9,9730.8%
Michael Lane "Mike" SpearsOther9,1900.7%
Ernest D. WootonOther8,1670.6%
R.A. "Skip" GalanNo Party Affiliation7,4740.6%
William R. McShanReform5,8790.5%
William Robert "Bob," Lang Jr.Other5,7340.5%
Milton GordonNo Party Affiliation4,8100.4%
Thomas G. "Tommy" LaFargueOther4,0430.3%
Sam Houston Melton Jr.No Party Affiliation3,7800.3%
Total1,264,994
2008: Mary Landrieu (Democrat) 52.1% · John Kennedy (Republican) 45.7%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Mary Landrieu (incumbent)Democrat988,29852.1%
John KennedyRepublican867,17745.7%
Richard FontanesiLibertarian18,5901.0%
"Jay" PatelNo Party Affiliation13,7290.7%
Robert StewartOther8,7800.5%
Total1,896,574
2004: David Vitter (Republican) 51.0% · "Chris" John (Democrat) 29.3%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
David VitterRepublican943,01451.0%
"Chris" JohnDemocrat542,15029.3%
John KennedyDemocrat275,82114.9%
Arthur A. MorrellDemocrat47,2222.6%
Richard M. FontanesiOther15,0970.8%
R.A. "Skip" GalanOther12,4630.7%
Sam Houston Melton, Jr.Democrat12,2890.7%
Total1,848,056
2002: Mary Landrieu (Democrat) 46.0% · Suzanne Haik Terrell (Republican) 27.2%
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Mary Landrieu (incumbent)Democrat573,34746.0%
Suzanne Haik TerrellRepublican339,50627.2%
John CookseyRepublican171,75213.8%
"Tony" PerkinsRepublican119,7769.6%
Raymond BrownDemocrat23,5531.9%
Patrick E. "Live Wire" LandryOther10,4420.8%
James LemannOther3,8660.3%
Gary D. RobbinsOther2,4230.2%
Ernest Edward Skillman, Jr.Republican1,6680.1%
Total1,246,333

General election runoff: Mary Landrieu 638,654, Suzanne Haik Terrell 596,642 (51.7% for Mary Landrieu).

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 (6 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Steve Scalise (Republican) 66.8% · Mel Manuel (Democrat) 24.0% · Randall Arrington (Republican) 5.0%357,720
District 2Troy A. Carter (Democrat) 60.3% · Christy Lynch (Republican) 13.6% · Devin Lance Graham (Republican) 12.8%305,184
District 3Clay Higgins (Republican) 70.6% · Priscilla Gonzalez (Democrat) 18.7% · Sadi Summerlin (Democrat) 6.6%320,682
District 4Mike Johnson (Republican) 85.8% · Joshua Morott (Republican) 14.2%306,248
District 5Julia Letlow (Republican) 62.9% · Michael Vallien, Jr. (Democrat) 25.9% · M. V. \"Vinny\" Mendoza (Republican) 11.2%319,851
District 6Cleo Fields (Democrat) 50.8% · Elbert Guillory (Republican) 37.7% · Quentin Anthony Anderson (Democrat) 8.0%296,033
2022 (6 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Steve Scalise (Republican) 72.8% · Katie Darling (Democrat) 25.2% · Howard Kearney (Libertarian) 2.0%244,044
District 2Troy A. Carter (Democrat) 77.1% · "Dan" Lux (Republican) 22.9%205,047
District 3Clay Higgins (Republican) 64.3% · Holden Hoggatt (Republican) 10.9% · Lessie Olivia Leblanc (Democrat) 10.5%224,552
District 4"Mike" Johnson (Republican) unopposed—
District 5Julia Letlow (Republican) 67.6% · Oscar "Omar" Dantzler (Democrat) 15.7% · Walter Earl Huff (Democrat) 8.7%223,553
District 6Garret Graves (Republican) 80.4% · Rufus Holt Craig Jr. (Libertarian) 13.0% · Brian Belzer (Republican) 6.6%235,928
2020 (6 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Steve Scalise (Republican) 72.2% · Lee Ann Dugas (Democrat) 25.3% · Howard Kearney (Libertarian) 2.5%374,369
District 2Cedric L. Richmond (Democrat) 63.6% · David M. Schilling (Republican) 15.0% · Glenn Adrian Harris (Democrat) 10.6%316,982
District 3Clay Higgins (Republican) 67.8% · Braylon Harris (Democrat) 17.9% · "Rob" Anderson (Democrat) 11.6%340,120
District 4"Mike" Johnson (Republican) 60.4% · Kenny Houston (Democrat) 25.5% · Ryan Trundle (Democrat) 7.8%306,578
District 5Luke J. Letlow (Republican) 33.1% · Lance Harris (Republican) 16.6% · Sandra "Candy" Christophe (Democrat) 16.4%309,556
District 6Garret Graves (Republican) 71.0% · Dartanyon "DAW" Williams (Democrat) 25.5% · Shannon Sloan (Libertarian) 2.6%373,996
2018 (6 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Steve Scalise (Republican) 71.5% · Tammy M. Savoie (Democrat) 16.4% · Lee Ann Dugas (Democrat) 6.9%269,325
District 2Cedric Richmond (Democrat) 80.6% · Jesse Schmidt (No Party Affiliation) 8.7% · Belden "Noonie Man" Batiste (Independent) 7.3%235,982
District 3Clay Higgins (Republican) 55.7% · Mildred "Mimi" Methvin (Democrat) 17.8% · "Josh" Guillory (Republican) 12.8%245,943
District 4"Mike" Johnson (Republican) 64.2% · Ryan Trundle (Democrat) 33.6% · Mark David Halverson (No Party Affiliation) 2.1%216,872
District 5Ralph Abraham (Republican) 66.5% · Jessee Carlton Fleenor (Democrat) 30.0% · Billy Burkette (Independent) 2.1%223,946
District 6Garret Graves (Republican) 69.5% · Justin Dewitt (Democrat) 20.5% · "Andie" Saizan (Democrat) 8.1%268,525
2016 (6 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Steve Scalise (Republican) 74.6% · Lee Ann Dugas (Democrat) 12.8% · Danil Ezekiel Faust (Democrat) 3.9%326,788
District 2Cedric Richmond (Democrat) 69.8% · Melvin L. "Kip" Holden (Democrat) 20.1% · Kenneth Cutno (Democrat) 10.2%284,269
District 3Scott A. Angelle (Republican) 28.6% · Clay Higgins (Republican) 26.5% · Jacob "Dorian Phibian" Hebert (Democrat) 8.9%320,454
District 4Marshall Jones (Democrat) 28.2% · "Mike" Johnson (Republican) 24.7% · Ralph "Trey" Baucum (Republican) 17.6%285,985
District 5Ralph Abraham Jr. (Republican) 81.6% · Billy Burkette (Republican) 18.4%255,662
District 6Garret Graves (Republican) 62.7% · Richard Lieberman (Democrat) 14.9% · Robert Lamar "Bob" Bell (Republican) 10.1%331,098
2014 (6 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1Steve Scalise (Republican) 77.6% · M.V. "Vinny" Mendoza (Democrat) 10.1% · Lee A. Dugas (Democrat) 8.7%244,004
District 2Cedric Richmond (Democrat) 68.7% · Gary Landrieu (Democrat) 17.1% · David Brooks (No Party Affiliation) 7.4%221,570
District 3Charles W. Boustany Jr. (Republican) 78.7% · Russell Richard (No Party Affiliation) 12.0% · Bryan Barrilleaux (Republican) 9.3%236,268
District 4John Fleming (Republican) 73.4% · Randall Lord (Libertarian) 26.6%207,919
District 5"Jamie" Mayo (Democrat) 28.2% · Ralph Lee Abraham (Republican) 23.2% · "Zach" Dasher (Republican) 22.4%239,551
District 6Edwin Edwards (Democrat) 30.1% · Garret Graves (Republican) 27.4% · Paul Dietzel II (Republican) 13.6%258,479
2012 (6 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1"Steve" Scalise (Republican) 66.6% · M. V. "Vinny" Mendoza (Democrat) 21.2% · Gary King (Republican) 8.6%290,410
District 2Cedric Richmond (Democrat) 55.2% · Gary Landrieu (Democrat) 25.0% · Dwayne Bailey (Republican) 13.5%287,354
District 3Charles W. Boustany Jr. (Republican) 44.7% · "Jeff" Landry (Republican) 30.0% · "Ron" Richard (Democrat) 21.5%311,393
District 4John Fleming (Republican) 75.3% · Randall Lord (Libertarian) 24.7%249,531
District 5Rodney Alexander (Republican) 77.8% · "Ron" Ceasar (No Party Affiliation) 14.4% · Clay Steven Grant (Libertarian) 7.8%260,216
District 6William "Bill" Cassidy (Republican) 79.4% · Rufus Holt Craig Jr. (Libertarian) 10.5% · Richard "RPT" Torregano (No Party Affiliation) 10.1%306,713
2010 (7 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1"Steve" Scalise (Republican) 78.5% · Myron Katz (Democrat) 19.2% · Arden Wells (Other) 2.3%200,176
District 2Cedric Richmond (Democrat) 64.6% · "Joseph" Cao (Republican) 33.5% · Anthony Marquize (Other) 1.4%129,604
District 3"Jeff" Landry (Republican) 63.8% · Ravi Sangisetty (Democrat) 36.2%170,877
District 4John Fleming (Republican) 62.3% · David Melville (Democrat) 32.4% · Artis Cash (No Party Affiliation) 5.3%168,794
District 5Rodney Alexander (Republican) 78.6% · "Tom," Gibbs Jr. (No Party Affiliation) 21.4%155,312
District 6William "Bill" Cassidy (Republican) 65.6% · Merritt E. McDonald Sr. (Democrat) 34.4%211,184
District 7Charles W. Boustany Jr. (Republican) unopposed—
2008 (7 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1"Steve" Scalise (Republican) 65.7% · "Jim" Harlan (Democrat) 34.3%288,007
District 2Anh "Joseph" Cao (Republican) 49.5% · William J. Jefferson (Democrat) 46.8% · Malik Rahim (Green) 2.8%66,882
District 3"Charlie" Melancon (Democrat) unopposed—
District 4John Fleming (Republican) 48.1% · Paul J. Carmouche (Democrat) 47.7% · Chester T. "Catfish" Kelley (No Party Affiliation) 3.5%92,572
District 5Rodney Alexander (Republican) unopposed—
District 6William "Bill" Cassidy (Republican) 48.1% · "Don" Cazayoux (Democrat) 40.3% · Michael Jackson (No Party Affiliation) 11.6%312,416
District 7Charles W. Boustany Jr. (Republican) 61.9% · Donald "Don," Cravins Jr. (Democrat) 34.3% · Peter Vidrine (Other) 3.8%286,299
2006 (7 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1"Bobby" Jindal (Republican) 88.1% · David Gereighty (Democrat) 7.4% · Stacey Tallitsch (Democrat) 3.4%148,128
District 2William J. Jefferson (Democrat) 30.1% · Karen Carter (Democrat) 21.7% · Derrick Shepherd (Democrat) 17.9%94,026
District 3"Charlie" Melancon (Democrat) 55.0% · Craig Romero (Republican) 40.3% · Olangee "OJ" Breech (Democrat) 3.1%136,331
District 4"Jim" McCrery (Republican) 57.4% · Artis R. Cash Sr. (Democrat) 16.9% · Patti Cox (Democrat) 13.2%134,272
District 5Rodney Alexander (Republican) 68.3% · Gloria Williams Hearn (Democrat) 29.0% · Brent Sanders (Libertarian) 1.6%114,582
District 6Richard H. Baker (Republican) 82.8% · Richard M. Fontanesi (Libertarian) 17.2%114,306
District 7Charles W. Boustany Jr. (Republican) 70.7% · Mike Stagg (Democrat) 29.3%160,853
2004 (7 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1"Bobby" Jindal (Republican) 78.4% · Roy Armstrong (Democrat) 6.7% · M.V. "Vinny" Mendoza (Democrat) 4.4%287,897
District 2William J. Jefferson (Democrat) 79.0% · Arthur L. "Art" Schwertz (Republican) 21.0%219,607
District 3W.J. "Billy," Tauzin III (Republican) 32.0% · "Charlie" Melancon (Democrat) 23.9% · Craig Romero (Republican) 23.1%264,620
District 4"Jim" McCrery (Republican) unopposed—
District 5Rodney Alexander (Republican) 59.4% · Zelma "Tisa" Blakes (Democrat) 24.6% · John W. "Jock" Scott (Republican) 16.0%238,057
District 6Richard H. Baker (Republican) 72.2% · Rufus Holt Craig, Jr. (Democrat) 19.4% · Edward Anthony "Scott" Galmon (Democrat) 8.4%261,869
District 7Charles Boustany Jr. (Republican) 38.6% · Willie Landry Mount (Democrat) 25.2% · "Don" Cravins (Democrat) 24.6%273,932
2002 (7 races)
DistrictCandidatesTotal votes
District 1David Vitter (Republican) 81.5% · Monica L. Monica (Republican) 11.2% · Robert Namer (Republican) 4.0%180,570
District 2William J. Jefferson (Democrat) 63.5% · Irma Muse Dixon (Democrat) 20.0% · "Silky" Sullivan (Republican) 10.9%142,156
District 3W.J. "Billy" Tauzin (Republican) 86.7% · William Beier (Other) 8.6% · David Iwancio (Other) 4.7%150,342
District 4"Jim" McCrery (Republican) 71.6% · John Milkovich (Democrat) 26.4% · "Bill" Jacobs (Other) 1.9%160,093
District 5Rodney Alexander (Democrat) 28.7% · Lee Fletcher (Republican) 24.5% · Clyde C. Holloway (Republican) 23.1%184,657
District 6Richard H. Baker (Republican) 84.0% · "Rick" Moscatello (Other) 16.0%174,830
District 7"Chris" John (Democrat) 86.8% · Roberto Valletta (Other) 13.2%159,710

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.
Acadia17.6% · 81.5%19.1% · 79.5%20.6% · 77.3%24.4% · 74.3%26.3% · 72.0%35.4% · 63.7%38.3% · 59.4%
Allen19.0% · 80.0%21.5% · 77.2%22.8% · 74.3%28.1% · 69.8%30.5% · 66.9%41.5% · 56.3%47.2% · 48.7%
Ascension32.2% · 66.1%32.7% · 65.3%30.1% · 66.1%32.0% · 66.3%31.4% · 67.1%35.7% · 63.1%43.4% · 54.5%
Assumption31.6% · 67.2%34.1% · 64.7%36.1% · 61.6%43.2% · 55.3%43.4% · 54.6%52.0% · 46.3%51.9% · 43.6%
Avoyelles27.8% · 71.0%28.8% · 69.6%30.4% · 67.3%35.7% · 62.6%37.4% · 60.4%44.9% · 53.5%45.7% · 50.0%
Beauregard13.8% · 85.1%15.5% · 83.0%15.9% · 81.2%19.9% · 78.1%21.8% · 76.2%27.6% · 71.3%32.4% · 64.4%
Bienville40.5% · 58.5%43.5% · 55.2%44.7% · 53.6%48.5% · 50.5%48.3% · 50.8%47.5% · 50.5%48.7% · 46.7%
Bossier27.7% · 71.0%28.7% · 69.7%25.4% · 71.2%26.7% · 72.0%27.7% · 71.4%28.8% · 70.3%33.2% · 64.7%
Caddo51.6% · 47.0%52.5% · 45.8%50.5% · 46.3%51.9% · 46.9%51.0% · 48.1%48.5% · 50.9%49.7% · 48.9%
Calcasieu29.5% · 69.0%31.4% · 66.6%31.4% · 64.7%34.7% · 63.4%36.8% · 61.4%41.2% · 57.8%46.1% · 51.7%
Caldwell13.4% · 85.9%15.6% · 83.5%16.8% · 81.5%21.5% · 77.2%22.8% · 75.5%29.1% · 69.6%31.4% · 65.1%
Cameron6.5% · 92.8%8.0% · 90.9%8.7% · 88.2%10.9% · 87.1%16.1% · 81.4%29.5% · 68.8%34.3% · 62.0%
Catahoula24.4% · 74.9%26.1% · 72.9%27.2% · 71.6%33.6% · 65.4%31.8% · 66.7%33.8% · 65.0%36.1% · 61.1%
Claiborne38.5% · 60.6%41.5% · 57.3%42.3% · 55.8%44.8% · 54.2%44.2% · 54.8%43.0% · 55.9%43.3% · 53.9%
Concordia34.8% · 64.1%36.0% · 62.9%36.9% · 61.7%40.9% · 58.1%39.5% · 59.5%38.4% · 60.4%42.0% · 54.4%
De Soto31.8% · 67.3%37.0% · 61.8%38.3% · 59.8%42.5% · 56.3%42.8% · 56.2%44.3% · 54.8%47.5% · 49.6%
East Baton Rouge54.5% · 43.4%55.5% · 42.5%52.3% · 43.1%51.8% · 46.6%50.5% · 48.3%44.8% · 54.4%45.3% · 52.7%
East Carroll58.0% · 40.4%62.6% · 35.6%62.5% · 36.0%61.8% · 37.6%63.7% · 35.2%58.3% · 40.0%57.8% · 39.4%
East Feliciana38.3% · 60.5%40.7% · 57.7%42.2% · 55.5%45.5% · 52.9%44.1% · 54.6%44.5% · 54.6%47.8% · 50.0%
Evangeline24.9% · 73.9%27.0% · 71.7%28.3% · 69.6%33.8% · 64.6%36.6% · 61.3%41.2% · 56.9%42.3% · 53.6%
Franklin25.0% · 74.2%27.3% · 71.7%27.4% · 71.1%31.3% · 67.4%31.6% · 67.1%31.1% · 67.5%33.4% · 64.2%
Grant11.0% · 87.9%12.3% · 86.4%13.4% · 84.0%16.4% · 81.7%17.2% · 80.7%24.7% · 74.0%29.8% · 67.8%
Iberia32.4% · 66.5%33.7% · 65.0%33.0% · 64.4%36.3% · 62.6%37.7% · 60.7%38.5% · 60.2%39.2% · 57.4%
Iberville48.9% · 49.6%50.9% · 47.2%51.9% · 45.6%56.1% · 42.7%54.9% · 43.8%55.7% · 42.7%57.6% · 38.4%
Jackson25.6% · 73.2%28.1% · 70.7%28.7% · 69.3%30.6% · 68.2%31.7% · 67.1%33.0% · 65.9%36.3% · 61.2%
Jefferson42.5% · 55.4%43.6% · 54.7%40.6% · 55.3%39.9% · 58.1%35.9% · 62.5%37.6% · 61.5%39.3% · 58.6%
Jefferson Davis18.8% · 79.9%21.6% · 77.0%21.6% · 75.5%25.4% · 72.9%29.1% · 68.7%36.5% · 61.9%41.1% · 55.4%
La Salle8.2% · 91.0%9.0% · 90.1%9.2% · 88.8%11.6% · 87.1%13.1% · 85.5%18.5% · 80.4%22.9% · 74.7%
Lafayette33.5% · 64.8%34.7% · 63.3%31.0% · 64.6%32.2% · 65.9%33.6% · 64.9%34.7% · 64.2%34.7% · 61.9%
Lafourche18.4% · 80.4%19.1% · 79.4%20.2% · 76.7%24.6% · 73.2%25.5% · 71.5%38.1% · 60.0%42.5% · 53.9%
Lincoln36.5% · 61.9%39.2% · 58.7%38.1% · 57.6%41.9% · 56.5%43.2% · 55.7%39.8% · 59.2%41.4% · 55.9%
Livingston15.1% · 83.6%14.2% · 84.1%12.0% · 84.6%13.8% · 84.2%13.1% · 85.0%22.4% · 76.8%29.9% · 67.5%
Madison52.5% · 46.2%56.8% · 41.3%58.0% · 40.7%60.8% · 38.6%58.5% · 40.6%49.9% · 49.0%52.5% · 44.8%
Morehouse39.7% · 59.0%42.7% · 56.2%43.5% · 54.9%46.7% · 52.3%43.9% · 55.0%41.1% · 57.6%42.9% · 53.9%
Natchitoches38.2% · 60.5%41.7% · 56.5%43.0% · 54.0%46.0% · 52.6%45.7% · 53.0%43.6% · 54.6%46.6% · 49.4%
Orleans82.2% · 15.2%83.1% · 15.0%80.8% · 14.7%80.3% · 17.7%79.3% · 19.2%77.4% · 21.7%75.9% · 21.7%
Ouachita35.5% · 63.3%37.5% · 61.1%35.9% · 61.4%38.9% · 59.8%36.9% · 62.1%34.2% · 64.8%36.9% · 60.3%
Plaquemines30.4% · 68.4%31.0% · 67.3%31.7% · 65.3%35.1% · 63.2%32.3% · 66.0%34.4% · 64.7%40.5% · 57.7%
Pointe Coupee35.7% · 63.3%37.9% · 60.6%40.5% · 57.7%44.8% · 53.9%44.4% · 53.9%50.7% · 48.2%53.7% · 43.5%
Rapides31.0% · 67.7%33.1% · 65.1%32.2% · 64.8%34.5% · 64.1%35.0% · 63.6%35.0% · 63.8%38.5% · 58.8%
Red River35.5% · 62.7%39.8% · 58.4%43.8% · 54.1%46.9% · 51.7%44.9% · 53.7%45.4% · 53.1%48.1% · 48.7%
Richland29.7% · 69.1%32.4% · 66.5%32.9% · 65.5%36.3% · 62.7%36.1% · 62.6%35.6% · 63.1%38.7% · 57.7%
Sabine14.6% · 84.7%16.3% · 82.8%17.4% · 80.5%21.8% · 77.0%23.3% · 74.9%28.6% · 70.1%32.1% · 64.9%
St Bernard34.5% · 63.8%34.8% · 63.3%31.4% · 64.7%36.3% · 60.9%25.8% · 71.2%33.4% · 65.7%40.8% · 56.8%
St Charles33.0% · 65.4%34.4% · 63.9%32.7% · 63.5%35.1% · 62.9%33.6% · 64.8%37.2% · 61.9%41.5% · 55.7%
St Helena49.6% · 48.8%54.3% · 44.1%56.2% · 41.9%59.1% · 39.6%57.7% · 40.8%57.6% · 40.6%58.2% · 37.4%
St James49.1% · 50.1%51.7% · 47.3%53.1% · 45.1%57.0% · 42.0%55.7% · 43.2%57.7% · 40.9%60.9% · 35.6%
St John The Baptist64.0% · 34.8%63.4% · 35.2%61.0% · 36.5%62.4% · 36.1%57.4% · 41.2%52.5% · 46.1%55.0% · 41.9%
St Landry40.0% · 58.9%42.2% · 56.3%43.0% · 55.0%47.2% · 51.6%47.7% · 50.9%49.4% · 49.8%52.9% · 45.2%
St Martin29.1% · 69.8%31.2% · 67.3%32.1% · 65.5%37.0% · 61.5%38.8% · 59.6%45.2% · 53.0%47.4% · 47.9%
St Mary33.6% · 65.4%34.7% · 63.9%35.2% · 62.8%40.0% · 58.7%40.8% · 57.6%42.1% · 56.7%45.2% · 51.9%
St Tammany27.3% · 71.1%26.9% · 71.1%22.3% · 73.1%22.8% · 75.0%22.5% · 75.8%24.5% · 74.7%27.1% · 70.7%
Tangipahoa30.6% · 68.1%32.8% · 65.6%32.2% · 64.8%35.4% · 63.1%33.8% · 64.7%36.4% · 62.1%42.6% · 55.0%
Tensas47.1% · 51.4%52.0% · 46.9%52.3% · 46.4%55.6% · 43.7%54.1% · 45.0%49.6% · 49.0%52.5% · 44.2%
Terrebonne23.5% · 75.3%24.2% · 74.3%24.3% · 72.7%28.5% · 69.7%28.5% · 69.3%33.7% · 65.0%39.3% · 58.1%
Union21.1% · 78.1%23.7% · 75.1%24.7% · 73.2%28.6% · 70.2%28.6% · 70.1%28.8% · 69.6%34.3% · 61.8%
Vermilion17.5% · 81.4%18.3% · 80.3%18.9% · 78.3%22.9% · 75.7%25.2% · 72.8%37.0% · 61.4%39.1% · 56.2%
Vernon15.6% · 83.4%16.8% · 81.7%16.0% · 81.0%20.3% · 77.8%22.4% · 75.8%26.5% · 72.4%33.7% · 63.6%
Washington29.3% · 69.6%30.6% · 68.2%30.6% · 67.4%34.8% · 63.5%32.9% · 65.6%36.7% · 61.7%43.8% · 53.2%
Webster31.2% · 67.7%33.9% · 64.9%34.5% · 63.6%36.9% · 61.9%36.2% · 62.5%37.0% · 60.0%42.1% · 55.1%
West Baton Rouge43.4% · 55.1%44.0% · 54.5%42.3% · 54.5%44.6% · 54.2%42.5% · 56.1%45.5% · 53.7%49.7% · 48.4%
West Carroll12.6% · 86.6%14.1% · 85.5%15.0% · 83.4%18.8% · 79.8%17.6% · 81.1%24.5% · 74.3%28.2% · 68.9%
West Feliciana33.4% · 65.3%36.7% · 61.6%38.8% · 58.5%42.3% · 56.4%43.0% · 56.1%42.4% · 56.2%45.0% · 51.7%
Winn22.3% · 76.8%24.8% · 74.2%25.8% · 72.3%29.4% · 69.5%30.2% · 68.4%31.6% · 67.1%34.1% · 63.3%

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 Louisiana's counties on these and other figures →

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Quick answers

How did Louisiana vote for president in 2024?
Donald J. Trump (Republican) received 1,208,505 votes (60.2%) and Kamala D. Harris (Democrat) received 766,870 votes (38.2%) of 2,006,975 votes cast, by the state's certified results as compiled by the Federal Election Commission.
Who ran for U.S. Senate in Louisiana in 2022?
John Kennedy (Republican, 61.6%); Gary Chambers Jr. (Democrat, 17.9%); "Luke" Mixon (Democrat, 13.2%); Syrita Steib (Democrat, 2.3%). Certified results, Federal Election Commission.

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