Seattle

Wash.

Maine

Portland

Mont.

N.D.

Minn.

Portland

Eugene

Vt.

N.Y.

N.H.

Ore.

Boise

Minneapolis

Mass.

Syracuse

Albany

Wis.

Boston

Idaho

S.D.

Conn.

Mich.

Milwaukee

Wyo.

R.I.

Pa.

Detroit

Iowa

Chicago

New York City

Reno

Philadelphia

Des

Moines

San

Francisco

Ohio

N.J.

Neb.

Omaha

Salt Lake City

Nev.

Md.

Columbus

Del.

Ind.

Denver

Utah

Washington

Ill.

Kansas

City

Cincinnati

Indianapolis

Fresno

W.Va.

Richmond

Colo.

St. Louis

Kan.

Mo.

Va.

Louisville

Las Vegas

Ky.

Calif.

Raleigh

N.C.

Los Angeles

Nashville

Tulsa

Charlotte

Ariz.

Albuquerque

Tenn.

Little

Rock

Columbia

Okla.

Phoenix

San Diego

S.C.

N.M.

Birmingham

Atlanta

Ark.

Dallas

Tucson

Ala.

Ga.

Ft. Worth

Miss.

Tex.

Jacksonville

La.

Tallahassee

Austin

Alaska

San Antonio

New Orleans

Orlando

Houston

Tampa

Fla.

Hawaii

Corpus Christi

Miami

Seattle

Wash.

Maine

Portland

Mont.

N.D.

Minn.

Portland

Eugene

Vt.

N.Y.

N.H.

Ore.

Boise

Minneapolis

Mass.

Syracuse

Albany

Wis.

Boston

Idaho

S.D.

Conn.

Mich.

Milwaukee

Wyo.

R.I.

Pa.

Detroit

Iowa

Chicago

New York City

Reno

Philadelphia

Des

Moines

San

Francisco

Ohio

N.J.

Neb.

Omaha

Salt Lake City

Nev.

Md.

Columbus

Del.

Ind.

Denver

Utah

Washington

Ill.

Kansas

City

Cincinnati

Indianapolis

Fresno

W.Va.

Richmond

Colo.

St. Louis

Kan.

Mo.

Va.

Louisville

Las Vegas

Ky.

Calif.

Raleigh

N.C.

Los Angeles

Nashville

Tulsa

Charlotte

Ariz.

Albuquerque

Tenn.

Little

Rock

Columbia

Okla.

Phoenix

San Diego

S.C.

N.M.

Birmingham

Atlanta

Ark.

Dallas

Tucson

Ala.

Ga.

Ft. Worth

Miss.

Tex.

Jacksonville

La.

Tallahassee

Austin

Alaska

San Antonio

New Orleans

Orlando

Houston

Tampa

Fla.

Hawaii

Corpus Christi

Miami

County shift from 2012

more Rep.

more Dem.

County shift

from 2012

more Dem.

more Rep.

Seattle

Wash.

Maine

Portland

Mont.

N.D.

Minn.

Portland

Eugene

Vt.

N.Y.

N.H.

Ore.

Boise

Minneapolis

Mass.

Syracuse

Albany

Wis.

Boston

Idaho

S.D.

Conn.

Mich.

Milwaukee

Wyo.

R.I.

Pa.

Detroit

Iowa

Chicago

New York City

Reno

Philadelphia

Des

Moines

San

Francisco

Ohio

N.J.

Neb.

Omaha

Salt Lake City

Nev.

Md.

Columbus

Del.

Ind.

Denver

Utah

Washington

Ill.

Kansas

City

Cincinnati

Indianapolis

Fresno

W.Va.

Richmond

Colo.

St. Louis

Kan.

Mo.

Va.

Louisville

Las Vegas

Ky.

Calif.

Raleigh

N.C.

Los Angeles

Nashville

Tulsa

Charlotte

Ariz.

Albuquerque

Tenn.

Little

Rock

Columbia

Okla.

Phoenix

San Diego

S.C.

N.M.

Birmingham

Atlanta

Ark.

Dallas

Tucson

Ala.

Ga.

Ft. Worth

Miss.

Tex.

Jacksonville

La.

Tallahassee

Austin

Alaska

San Antonio

New Orleans

Orlando

Houston

Tampa

Fla.

Hawaii

Corpus Christi

Miami

Shift where more than 75 percent

are whites with no college degree

Shift where

more than

75 percent

are whites

with no

college

degree

Seattle

Wash.

Maine

Portland

Mont.

N.D.

Minn.

Portland

Eugene

Vt.

N.Y.

N.H.

Ore.

Boise

Minneapolis

Mass.

Syracuse

Albany

Wis.

Boston

Idaho

S.D.

Conn.

Mich.

Milwaukee

Wyo.

R.I.

Pa.

Detroit

Iowa

Chicago

New York City

Reno

Philadelphia

Des

Moines

San

Francisco

Ohio

N.J.

Neb.

Omaha

Salt Lake City

Nev.

Md.

Columbus

Del.

Ind.

Denver

Utah

Washington

Ill.

Kansas

City

Cincinnati

Indianapolis

Fresno

W.Va.

Richmond

Colo.

St. Louis

Kan.

Mo.

Va.

Louisville

Las Vegas

Ky.

Calif.

Raleigh

N.C.

Los Angeles

Nashville

Tulsa

Charlotte

Ariz.

Albuquerque

Tenn.

Little

Rock

Columbia

Okla.

Phoenix

San Diego

S.C.

N.M.

Birmingham

Atlanta

Ark.

Dallas

Tucson

Ala.

Ga.

Ft. Worth

Miss.

Tex.

Jacksonville

La.

Tallahassee

Austin

Alaska

San Antonio

New Orleans

Orlando

Houston

Tampa

Fla.

Hawaii

Corpus Christi

Miami

Shift in counties with

populations of 150,000 or more

Shift in

counties with

populations

of 150,000

or more

Seattle

Wash.

Maine

Portland

Mont.

N.D.

Minn.

Portland

Eugene

Vt.

N.Y.

N.H.

Ore.

Boise

Minneapolis

Mass.

Syracuse

Albany

Wis.

Boston

Idaho

S.D.

Conn.

Mich.

Milwaukee

Wyo.

R.I.

Pa.

Detroit

Iowa

Chicago

New York City

Reno

Philadelphia

Des

Moines

San

Francisco

Ohio

N.J.

Neb.

Omaha

Salt Lake City

Nev.

Md.

Columbus

Del.

Ind.

Denver

Utah

Washington

Ill.

Kansas

City

Cincinnati

Indianapolis

Fresno

W.Va.

Richmond

Colo.

St. Louis

Kan.

Mo.

Va.

Louisville

Las Vegas

Ky.

Calif.

Raleigh

N.C.

Los Angeles

Nashville

Tulsa

Charlotte

Ariz.

Albuquerque

Tenn.

Little

Rock

Columbia

Okla.

Phoenix

San Diego

S.C.

N.M.

Birmingham

Atlanta

Ark.

Dallas

Tucson

Ala.

Ga.

Ft. Worth

Miss.

Tex.

Jacksonville

La.

Tallahassee

Austin

Alaska

San Antonio

New Orleans

Orlando

Houston

Tampa

Fla.

Hawaii

Corpus Christi

Miami

Shift in counties Mr. Obama won in 2012

Shift in

counties

Mr. Obama

won in 2012

How Trump Reshaped the Election Map

Red arrows show how much Donald J. Trump surpassed Mitt Romney in counties across the United States.

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Mr. Trump made large gains across rural America, helping to defeat Hillary Clinton and her urban supporters.

His most significant support came from counties in the industrial Midwest where whites without a college education are the majority.

Mrs. Clinton made gains in big metropolitan areas, but she was soundly rejected in smaller cities, especially in the industrial heartland.

Mr. Trump ultimately surpassed 270 electoral votes by flipping several states that President Obama won in 2008 and 2012, including Iowa, Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

Alaska does not report election results by county, so the shift is shown for the entire state.