Map: How California's 58 counties voted in the 2020 and 2024 presidential elections
See a county-by-county breakdown of election results in California from the November 2024 and 2020 presidential elections.
These California counties flipped from blue to red this election year
Numbers from the Secretary of State's Office show that several California counties flipped from blue in the 2020 election to red in 2024. Those counties include Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Inyo, Fresno, Merced, Butte, Nevada, San Joaquin, and Stanislaus counties.
California election maps show the counties Donald Trump flipped against Kamala Harris
A closer look at the election maps for the Golden State shows that Trump appeared to flip multiple counties in 2024 that Joe Biden had carried for Democrats in the 2020 election and that Hillary Clinton also won in 2016.
Here’s how each California county voted in the 2024 presidential race
Donald Trump won the presidency for a second time in Tuesday’s election but voting in California showed strong support for Vice President Kamala Harris.  More than five and a half million
What California counties did Trump flip red in the 2024 presidential election?
Vice President Kamala Harris secured the winning vote against opponent and former President Donald Trump in her home state. Nonetheless, there were multiple California counties that flipped red for the Republican ticket this election cycle.
Trump breaks through in California, flips 10 counties
Vice President Kamala Harris won her home state of California, and its 54 electoral votes, in Tuesday’s presidential election, but results show voters weren’t as enthusiastic about her as they were about President Joe Biden in 2020.
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Map: How California's 58 counties voted in elections for President, Senate and House
Voters in Los Angeles County and 57 other counties in the nation's most populous state cast ballots on Election Day to decide ...
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Ten of the 58 California counties flipped from blue to red in the 2024 election
California is slowly seeping from blue to red, according to the most recent numbers from the Secretary of State's Office.