Election in Kentucky
Main article: 2016 United States presidential election
2016 United States presidential election in Kentucky Turnout 59.10%[1]
Nominee
Donald Trump
Hillary Clinton
Party
Republican
Democratic
Home state
New York
New York
Running mate
Mike Pence
Tim Kaine
Electoral vote
8
0
Popular vote
1,202,971
628,854
Percentage
62.52%
32.68%
County Results
Trump
40–50%
50–60%
60–70%
70–80%
80–90%
Clinton
50–60%
President before election
Barack Obama
Democratic
Elected President
Donald Trump
Republican
Treemap of the popular vote by county.
The 2016 United States presidential election in Kentucky was held on Tuesday, November 8, 2016, as part of the 2016 United States presidential election in which all 50 states plus the District of Columbia participated. Kentucky voters chose electors to represent them in the Electoral College via a popular vote, pitting the Republican Party 's nominee, businessman Donald Trump , and running mate Indiana Governor Mike Pence against Democratic Party nominee, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton , and her running mate Virginia Senator Tim Kaine . Kentucky has eight electoral votes in the Electoral College.[2]
Although Kentucky was won twice by southern Democrat Bill Clinton in 1992 and 1996 , Trump easily carried the state with 62.52% of the vote to Hillary Clinton's 32.68%, a margin of 29.84%. Trump won Kentucky by the largest margin of any Republican in history, and he swept counties across the state.[3] Clinton only carried the state's two most urban and populous counties: Jefferson County , home to Louisville ; and Fayette County , home to Lexington , both of which traditionally vote Democratic. The Bluegrass State was also one of eleven states to have twice voted for Bill Clinton but against his wife Hillary in 2016.
Trump's victory in Kentucky made it his fifth-strongest state in the 2016 election after West Virginia , Wyoming , Oklahoma , and North Dakota .[4] Most notably, Trump ended Elliott County 's nearly 150-year tradition of voting Democratic in every presidential election, winning with 2,000 votes to Clinton's 740, or 70%–26%.[a] Nevertheless, he became the first Republican since Warren G. Harding in 1920 to win the White House without carrying Fayette County.
Primary elections [ ]
Republican caucus [ ]
Republican primary results by county.
Donald Trump
Ted Cruz
In order to avoid a local law forbidding one candidate to run for two offices in the same primary, Rand Paul paid to have a presidential caucus, which took place on March 5. Paul dropped out prior to this.[5]
Kentucky Republican caucuses, March 2016
Candidate
Votes
Percentage
Actual delegate count
Bound
Unbound
Total
Donald Trump
82,493
35.92%
17
0
17
Ted Cruz
72,503
31.57%
15
0
15
Marco Rubio
37,579
16.36%
7
0
7
John Kasich
33,134
14.43%
7
0
7
Ben Carson (withdrawn)
1,951
0.85%
0
0
0
Rand Paul (withdrawn)
872
0.38%
0
0
0
Uncommitted
496
0.22%
0
0
0
Jeb Bush (withdrawn)
305
0.13%
0
0
0
Mike Huckabee (withdrawn)
174
0.08%
0
0
0
Chris Christie (withdrawn)
65
0.03%
0
0
0
Carly Fiorina (withdrawn)
64
0.03%
0
0
0
Rick Santorum (withdrawn)
31
0.03%
0
0
0
Total:
229,667
100.00%
40
0
40
Source: The Green Papers , Republican Party of Kentucky
Democratic primary [ ]
Main article: 2016 Kentucky Democratic primary
Four candidates appeared on the Democratic presidential primary ballot:
Polling [ ]
See also: Statewide opinion polling for the 2016 United States presidential election § Kentucky
Predictions [ ]
The following are final 2016 predictions from various organizations for Kentucky as of Election Day.
Results [ ]
By county [ ]
County
Clinton%
Clinton#
Trump%
Trump#
Johnson%
Johnson#
McMullin%
McMullin#
Stein%
Stein#
Others%
Others#
Totals#
Adair
16.07%
1,323
80.61%
6,637
1.71%
141
1.12%
92
0.43%
35
0.06%
5
8,233
Allen
16.66%
1,349
79.87%
6,466
1.99%
161
0.78%
63
0.57%
46
0.14%
11
8,096
Anderson
23.06%
2,634
72.16%
8,242
2.79%
319
1.44%
165
0.47%
54
0.07%
8
11,422
Ballard
19.90%
816
77.08%
3,161
1.88%
77
0.56%
23
0.49%
20
0.10%
4
4,101
Barren
23.12%
4,275
72.93%
13,483
2.46%
455
0.90%
167
0.50%
93
0.08%
15
18,488
Bath
29.67%
1,361
67.19%
3,082
1.64%
75
0.76%
35
0.52%
24
0.22%
10
4,587
Bell
17.70%
1,720
79.89%
7,764
1.48%
144
0.45%
44
0.43%
42
0.04%
4
9,718
Boone
26.08%
15,026
67.83%
39,082
3.99%
2,299
1.32%
763
0.66%
380
0.12%
68
57,618
Bourbon
31.71%
2,791
63.26%
5,569
3.21%
283
1.09%
96
0.59%
52
0.14%
12
8,803
Boyd
29.44%
6,021
66.45%
13,591
2.42%
496
0.82%
168
0.82%
167
0.05%
11
20,454
Boyle
33.07%
4,281
62.10%
8,040
2.82%
365
1.31%
169
0.56%
73
0.14%
18
12,946
Bracken
19.99%
705
76.86%
2,711
1.45%
51
0.99%
35
0.57%
20
0.14%
5
3,527
Breathitt
26.79%
1,537
69.55%
3,991
2.04%
117
0.84%
48
0.61%
35
0.17%
10
5,738
Breckinridge
22.34%
1,960
73.90%
6,484
2.21%
194
0.91%
80
0.54%
47
0.10%
9
8,774
Bullitt
22.89%
8,255
72.67%
26,210
2.67%
964
0.98%
354
0.70%
253
0.09%
33
36,069
Butler
16.98%
947
79.41%
4,428
2.44%
136
0.95%
53
0.00%
0
0.22%
12
5,576
Caldwell
21.09%
1,260
75.43%
4,507
1.97%
118
0.92%
55
0.54%
32
0.05%
3
5,975
Calloway
29.59%
4,749
64.60%
10,367
3.07%
492
1.75%
281
0.93%
150
0.06%
10
16,049
Campbell
34.48%
14,658
58.93%
25,050
4.21%
1,789
1.30%
552
0.99%
422
0.09%
39
42,510
Carlisle
16.61%
432
80.51%
2,094
1.61%
42
0.73%
19
0.46%
12
0.08%
2
2,601
Carroll
28.69%
1,106
67.13%
2,588
2.59%
100
0.86%
33
0.62%
24
0.10%
4
3,855
Carter
22.14%
2,276
73.82%
7,587
2.31%
237
1.06%
109
0.56%
58
0.11%
11
10,278
Casey
11.91%
767
85.14%
5,482
1.88%
121
0.62%
40
0.43%
28
0.02%
1
6,439
Christian
32.55%
7,188
63.89%
14,108
2.15%
474
0.81%
179
0.54%
120
0.06%
14
22,083
Clark
29.04%
4,706
66.09%
10,710
2.80%
453
1.25%
203
0.75%
121
0.07%
12
16,205
Clay
11.11%
752
86.61%
5,861
1.23%
83
0.59%
40
0.38%
26
0.07%
5
6,767
Clinton
12.26%
547
85.37%
3,809
1.34%
60
0.52%
23
0.34%
15
0.18%
8
4,462
Crittenden
15.28%
617
81.50%
3,290
1.88%
76
0.89%
36
0.42%
17
0.02%
1
4,037
Cumberland
14.97%
459
81.60%
2,502
2.19%
67
0.72%
22
0.36%
11
0.16%
5
3,066
Daviess
30.92%
14,163
63.11%
28,907
3.25%
1,488
1.62%
741
0.99%
453
0.12%
55
45,807
Edmonson
18.67%
979
78.85%
4,135
1.47%
77
0.53%
28
0.38%
20
0.10%
5
5,244
Elliott
25.92%
740
70.05%
2,000
2.35%
67
0.74%
21
0.67%
19
0.28%
8
2,855
Estill
19.98%
1,108
76.39%
4,236
2.33%
129
0.63%
35
0.54%
30
0.13%
7
5,545
Fayette
51.19%
69,778
41.74%
56,894
3.84%
5,230
1.93%
2,636
1.16%
1,580
0.14%
197
136,315
Fleming
21.53%
1,348
75.43%
4,722
1.74%
109
0.81%
51
0.32%
20
0.16%
10
6,260
Floyd
24.27%
4,015
72.51%
11,993
2.16%
357
0.60%
100
0.34%
56
0.11%
19
16,540
Franklin
44.91%
10,717
49.52%
11,819
3.04%
725
1.44%
343
0.99%
236
0.10%
25
23,865
Fulton
32.49%
774
65.03%
1,549
1.47%
35
0.67%
16
0.29%
7
0.04%
1
2,382
Gallatin
22.44%
749
73.19%
2,443
3.00%
100
0.72%
24
0.54%
18
0.12%
4
3,338
Garrard
19.06%
1,453
77.45%
5,904
2.06%
157
0.87%
66
0.43%
33
0.13%
10
7,623
Grant
19.98%
1,910
76.03%
7,268
2.36%
226
0.80%
76
0.74%
71
0.08%
8
9,559
Graves
19.92%
3,308
76.30%
12,671
2.48%
411
0.67%
112
0.48%
80
0.14%
24
16,606
Grayson
18.52%
1,959
77.71%
8,219
2.45%
259
0.77%
81
0.43%
46
0.11%
12
10,576
Green
15.60%
832
81.98%
4,372
1.58%
84
0.36%
19
0.45%
24
0.04%
2
5,333
Greenup
25.47%
4,146
70.93%
11,546
1.96%
319
0.89%
145
0.67%
109
0.07%
12
16,277
Hancock
28.96%
1,244
64.91%
2,788
3.00%
129
2.03%
87
1.02%
44
0.07%
3
4,295
Hardin
32.31%
13,944
62.50%
26,971
3.27%
1,413
1.02%
440
0.80%
346
0.10%
42
43,156
Harlan
12.75%
1,372
84.87%
9,129
1.45%
156
0.45%
48
0.36%
39
0.12%
13
10,757
Harrison
26.10%
2,031
69.85%
5,435
2.36%
184
1.00%
78
0.59%
46
0.09%
7
7,781
Hart
23.82%
1,730
73.24%
5,320
1.93%
140
0.44%
32
0.54%
39
0.04%
3
7,264
Henderson
34.03%
6,707
61.69%
12,159
2.57%
507
0.90%
177
0.72%
142
0.09%
18
19,710
Henry
25.57%
1,828
69.16%
4,944
3.13%
224
1.23%
88
0.81%
58
0.10%
7
7,149
Hickman
20.82%
449
76.82%
1,657
1.21%
26
0.88%
19
0.28%
6
0.00%
0
2,157
Hopkins
21.18%
4,310
75.09%
15,277
2.35%
478
0.80%
163
0.48%
97
0.10%
20
20,345
Jackson
8.76%
482
88.87%
4,889
1.44%
79
0.49%
27
0.36%
20
0.07%
4
5,501
Jefferson
54.05%
190,836
40.72%
143,768
2.89%
10,188
1.36%
4,785
0.91%
3,224
0.08%
298
353,099
Jessamine
26.34%
6,144
66.34%
15,474
3.55%
829
2.89%
675
0.73%
170
0.15%
34
23,326
Johnson
13.06%
1,250
84.03%
8,043
1.70%
163
0.46%
44
0.63%
60
0.13%
12
9,572
Kenton
33.63%
24,214
59.67%
42,958
4.30%
3,093
1.30%
938
0.98%
703
0.13%
92
71,998
Knott
21.60%
1,245
75.60%
4,357
1.77%
102
0.68%
39
0.00%
0
0.35%
20
5,763
Knox
14.66%
1,761
82.29%
9,885
1.57%
189
0.85%
102
0.53%
64
0.09%
11
12,012
LaRue
20.07%
1,278
75.37%
4,799
2.73%
174
1.26%
80
0.44%
28
0.13%
8
6,367
Laurel
13.85%
3,440
82.92%
20,592
1.90%
473
0.77%
192
0.46%
114
0.09%
22
24,833
Lawrence
17.30%
1,045
79.71%
4,816
1.77%
107
0.61%
37
0.53%
32
0.08%
5
6,042
Lee
16.65%
444
80.65%
2,151
1.57%
42
0.71%
19
0.26%
7
0.15%
4
2,667
Leslie
8.90%
400
89.38%
4,015
0.87%
39
0.40%
18
0.33%
15
0.11%
5
4,492
Letcher
16.88%
1,542
79.84%
7,293
2.30%
210
0.54%
49
0.41%
37
0.03%
3
9,134
Lewis
14.82%
785
82.35%
4,363
1.79%
95
0.64%
34
0.30%
16
0.09%
5
5,298
Lincoln
19.51%
1,865
76.75%
7,338
2.36%
226
0.86%
82
0.46%
44
0.06%
6
9,561
Livingston
19.10%
887
76.86%
3,570
2.48%
115
0.99%
46
0.52%
24
0.06%
3
4,645
Logan
25.28%
2,755
71.36%
7,778
2.10%
229
0.83%
91
0.39%
43
0.03%
3
10,899
Lyon
26.38%
1,045
70.39%
2,789
1.87%
74
0.91%
36
0.38%
15
0.08%
3
3,962
Madison
31.56%
11,793
62.70%
23,431
3.18%
1,189
1.48%
552
0.94%
353
0.14%
53
37,371
Magoffin
22.91%
1,172
74.75%
3,824
1.29%
66
0.66%
34
0.33%
17
0.06%
3
5,116
Marion
33.03%
2,679
63.15%
5,122
2.65%
215
0.73%
59
0.41%
33
0.04%
3
8,111
Marshall
21.99%
3,672
73.79%
12,322
2.55%
426
1.04%
174
0.50%
84
0.12%
20
16,698
Martin
9.18%
363
88.62%
3,503
1.32%
52
0.51%
20
0.33%
13
0.05%
2
3,953
Mason
27.29%
1,970
68.49%
4,944
2.40%
173
1.21%
87
0.53%
38
0.10%
7
7,219
McCracken
29.18%
9,134
66.36%
20,774
2.68%
839
1.02%
320
0.69%
217
0.07%
23
31,307
McCreary
11.50%
664
86.77%
5,012
1.02%
59
0.33%
19
0.31%
18
0.07%
4
5,776
McLean
21.64%
988
74.05%
3,381
3.00%
137
0.96%
44
0.33%
15
0.02%
1
4,566
Meade
24.74%
3,026
70.80%
8,660
2.72%
333
0.87%
107
0.79%
97
0.07%
8
12,231
Menifee
25.19%
700
72.33%
2,010
1.55%
43
0.50%
14
0.40%
11
0.04%
1
2,779
Mercer
22.63%
2,395
73.12%
7,740
2.60%
275
0.95%
101
0.64%
68
0.06%
6
10,585
Metcalfe
21.13%
976
75.56%
3,491
1.86%
86
0.89%
41
0.48%
22
0.09%
4
4,620
Monroe
12.04%
601
85.71%
4,278
1.52%
76
0.46%
23
0.26%
13
0.00%
0
4,991
Montgomery
27.58%
3,158
68.60%
7,856
2.31%
264
0.79%
91
0.59%
68
0.13%
15
11,452
Morgan
21.07%
1,006
75.98%
3,628
1.32%
63
0.90%
43
0.54%
26
0.19%
9
4,775
Muhlenberg
25.05%
3,272
71.92%
9,393
1.76%
230
0.82%
107
0.34%
44
0.11%
14
13,060
Nelson
30.93%
6,434
64.57%
13,431
2.72%
565
0.97%
201
0.63%
131
0.19%
40
20,802
Nicholas
27.70%
787
68.88%
1,957
2.29%
65
0.67%
19
0.32%
9
0.14%
4
2,841
Ohio
20.00%
2,080
76.38%
7,942
1.99%
207
1.01%
105
0.62%
64
0.00%
0
10,398
Oldham
31.25%
10,268
62.30%
20,469
3.74%
1,229
1.80%
590
0.86%
282
0.05%
15
32,853
Owen
21.24%
1,062
74.89%
3,745
2.44%
122
0.86%
43
0.50%
25
0.08%
4
5,001
Owsley
14.55%
256
83.80%
1,474
1.36%
24
0.00%
0
0.00%
0
0.28%
5
1,759
Pendleton
19.38%
1,164
76.64%
4,604
2.41%
145
1.10%
66
0.45%
27
0.02%
1
6,007
Perry
20.20%
2,136
77.17%
8,158
1.59%
168
0.54%
57
0.44%
47
0.06%
6
10,572
Pike
17.35%
4,280
80.06%
19,747
1.67%
413
0.50%
124
0.35%
86
0.06%
15
24,665
Powell
25.66%
1,272
70.87%
3,513
2.38%
118
0.44%
22
0.54%
27
0.10%
5
4,957
Pulaski
15.01%
4,208
81.67%
22,902
2.00%
562
0.78%
218
0.45%
127
0.09%
24
28,041
Robertson
21.92%
222
74.93%
759
1.88%
19
0.79%
8
0.49%
5
0.00%
0
1,013
Rockcastle
13.68%
915
83.83%
5,609
1.30%
87
0.75%
50
0.37%
25
0.07%
5
6,691
Rowan
37.24%
3,295
58.48%
5,174
2.34%
207
0.77%
68
0.96%
85
0.21%
19
8,848
Russell
13.37%
1,093
83.96%
6,863
1.87%
153
0.59%
48
0.00%
0
0.21%
17
8,174
Scott
31.88%
7,715
62.20%
15,052
3.52%
853
1.66%
402
0.57%
139
0.16%
39
24,200
Shelby
30.50%
6,276
64.12%
13,196
3.06%
629
1.57%
324
0.67%
138
0.08%
17
20,580
Simpson
28.47%
2,144
67.41%
5,077
2.66%
200
0.86%
65
0.50%
38
0.09%
7
7,531
Spencer
20.19%
1,921
75.63%
7,196
2.49%
237
1.17%
111
0.46%
44
0.06%
6
9,515
Taylor
22.58%
2,553
73.59%
8,320
2.06%
233
1.26%
142
0.47%
53
0.04%
5
11,306
Todd
21.80%
1,042
75.58%
3,612
1.34%
64
0.56%
27
0.54%
26
0.17%
8
4,779
Trigg
23.51%
1,587
73.04%
4,931
1.79%
121
0.87%
59
0.67%
45
0.12%
8
6,751
Trimble
23.14%
879
72.96%
2,771
2.32%
88
0.74%
28
0.53%
20
0.31%
12
3,798
Union
21.43%
1,331
75.69%
4,701
1.85%
115
0.53%
33
0.47%
29
0.03%
2
6,211
Warren
35.01%
16,966
59.18%
28,673
3.31%
1,605
1.56%
757
0.86%
415
0.08%
38
48,454
Washington
25.20%
1,420
71.20%
4,013
1.97%
111
1.06%
60
0.30%
17
0.27%
15
5,636
Wayne
17.91%
1,431
79.72%
6,371
1.45%
116
0.51%
41
0.38%
30
0.04%
3
7,992
Webster
21.36%
1,240
75.75%
4,397
1.91%
111
0.59%
34
0.38%
22
0.02%
1
5,805
Whitley
15.01%
2,067
82.13%
11,312
1.76%
242
0.75%
103
0.30%
41
0.07%
9
13,774
Wolfe
28.58%
753
68.46%
1,804
1.59%
42
0.99%
26
0.34%
9
0.04%
1
2,635
Woodford
36.56%
4,958
56.75%
7,697
3.90%
529
1.81%
246
0.86%
117
0.12%
16
13,563
Totals
32.68%
628,854
62.52%
1,202,971
2.79%
53,752
1.18%
22,780
0.72%
13,913
0.10%
1,879
1,924,149
Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican [ ]
Elliot (largest city: Sandy Hook )
Franklin (largest city: Frankfort )
By congressional district [ ]
Trump won 5 of 6 congressional districts.
District
Trump
Clinton
Representative
1st
72%
24%
Ed Whitfield
James Comer
2nd
68%
28%
Brett Guthrie
3rd
40%
55%
John Yarmuth
4th
65%
29%
Thomas Massie
5th
80%
18%
Hal Rogers
6th
55%
39%
Andy Barr
See also [ ]
Democratic Party presidential debates, 2016
Democratic Party presidential primaries, 2016
Republican Party presidential debates, 2016
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Notes [ ]
^ This is the only election in which Elliot County voted the same way as Riley County in Kansas , as in the following election , Riley County would vote Democratic for the first time in its entire history.
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