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How Georgia counties voted for president in 2024 compared to previous elections

See who won the presidential vote in your county and how that compares to the 2020 election
By Emily Merwin DiRico
Nov 6, 2024

Explore how Georgia counties voted in 2008, 2012, 2016, 2020 and 2024.

The color for each county indicates the candidate who received the most votes. Tap any county on the map for detailed results. The 2024 map will be updated after results from some final precincts are reported.

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Emily Merwin DiRico has been doing information design and news application development at the AJC since she arrived as a summer intern in 2009. Her mission is to help readers understand complex data and how it affects them.

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