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The only county in the state that flipped was Marengo County, which voted for Clinton and Biden in 2016 and 2020 respectively, but for Trump in 2024.
Here’s a breakdown of who won several counties across Alabama, and by what percentage.
Autauga County
2016: 73.4% Trump
2020: 71.6% Trump
2024: 72.6% Trump
Elmore County
2016: 74.8% Trump
2020: 73.7% Trump
2024: 75.6% Trump
Etowah County
2016: 73.9% Trump
2020: 74.6% Trump
2024: 77.5% Trump
Limestone County
2016: 73% Trump
2020: 70.6% Trump
2024: 71.3% Trump
Madison County
2016: 55.9% Trump
2020: 53% Trump
2024: 53.7% Trump
Marengo County
2016: 51.2% Clinton
2020: 50.4% Biden
2024: 51.7% Trump
Mobile County
2016: 55.5% Trump
2020: 55.4% Trump
2024: 57.8% Trump
Montgomery County
2016: 62.1% Clinton
2020: 65.3% Biden
2024: 64.8% Harris
Tuscaloosa County
2016: 58.4% Trump
2020: 56.9% Trump
2024: 59.8% Trump
Victor Hagan is the Alabama Election Reporting Fellow for the USA TODAY Network. He can be reached at [email protected] or on X @TheVictorHagan. To support his work, subscribe to the Advertiser.
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