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How the US voted in every election, from George Washington to Donald Trump

By Business Insider

Published : Nov. 16, 2024 - 11:19

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The United States has had 60 presidential elections starting in 1789. New parties have come and gone, while new states expanded the electoral map. Maps show us how each state has voted over time — and who have been the winners and losers along the way.

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