U.S. Presidential Election Results (1789-2020)

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View a map, results and history from each of the 59 prior United States presidential elections. This timelapse video shows the U.S. Presidential election results map from year 1789 to year 2020. Watch in high quality the election results by county and the electoral map (Numbers indicate electoral votes allotted to the winner of each state).
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Timestamps
0:00 George Washington (1789, 1792) - John Adams (1796)
0:19 Thomas Jefferson (1800, 1804)
0:29 James Madison (1808, 1812)
0:39 James Monroe (1816, 1820) - John Quincy Adams (1824)
0:55 Andrew Jackson (1828, 1832)
1:05 Martin Van Buren (1836) - William Henry Harrison (1840)
1:15 James K. Polk (1844) - Zachary Taylor (1848)
1:25 Franklin Pierce (1852) - James Buchanan (1856)
1:35 Abraham Lincoln (1860, 1864)
1:45 Ulysses S. Grant (1868, 1872)
1:55 Rutherford B. Hayes (1876) - James A. Garfield (1880)
2:05 Grover Cleveland (1884, 1892) - Benjamin Harrison (1888)
2:20 William McKinley (1896, 1900)
2:30 Theodore Roosevelt (1904) - William Howard Taft (1908)
2:40 Woodrow Wilson (1912, 1916)
2:50 Warren G. Harding (1920) - Calvin Coolidge (1924) - Herbert Hoover (1928)
3:05 Franklin D. Roosevelt (1932, 1936, 1940, 1944)
3:25 Harry S. Truman (1948) - Dwight D. Eisenhower (1952, 1956)
3:40 John F. Kennedy (1960) - Lyndon B. Johnson (1964)
3:50 Richard Nixon (1968, 1972) - Jimmy Carter (1976)
4:05 Ronald Reagan (1980, 1984) - George H. W. Bush (1988)
4:20 Bill Clinton (1992, 1996)
4:30 George W. Bush (2000, 2004)
4:40 Barack Obama (2008, 2012)
4:50 Donald Trump (2016) - Joe Biden (2020)
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Credits
Images:
source: Wikipedia
- Electoral college maps:
AndyHogan14, Cg-realms, Citypeek, SteveSims, Ftrhi, Mrmariokartguy, Anakin101, Kmusser, Themane2, Noname224, SteveSims~commonswiki, Efloean, Nkocharh, Furfur, Gage
- County Results maps:
Minnesota Population Center. National Historical Geographic Information System: Version 2.0. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota 2011. www.nhgis.org
Tilden76, Inqvisitor, RexxS, Ali Zifan, Magog the Ogre
- USA map:
Michigan State University msu.edu/~kg/lab4.jpg
Audio:
Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven: Downloaded from KZbin Audio Library
Page Turn Sound: mark diangelo soundbible.com/2066-Page-Turn....
Pop Up Sound: www.freesfx.co.uk/
#Elections #USA #HistoryOfElections

[@J0riS]

Looking at the last two elections, the map barely changed. The only difference is that each county got darker in it's respective color. I don't think it's a good sign

[@blacklisted351]

It's certainly not. Both indicate polarization

[@12KevinPower]

The major change was that working class minority areas shifted slightly more Republican and wealthy white suburban areas shifted more Democratic. This factor explains why Texas stays relatively the same, Florida went more Red, and Nevada is still competitive. It also explains why Georgia/Arizona changed from red to blue, Penn/Mich/Wisconsin flipped back blue.

[@lrvogt1257]

The outcome was certainly a much better sign than the alternative which would have been catastrophic for the Republic and democracy itself.

[@lrvogt1257]

@ANDREW RUDICH Not my point at all. Trump and his radical militants were a threat to democracy. We may have never seen another real election again if he had succeeded. So you assume the pandemic magically ends instantly with Trump's defeat? Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year travel and gatherings were terrible for the pandemic and forced the economy to tighten again. There is nothing new about corporate price gouging. The govt doesn't have that kind of the control over the market. "Sen Grassley said that insulin prices have dramatically increased because of manufacturer, health plan, and pharmacy benefit manager practices." These are market forces not government. "Biden froze a directive that would have ordered some health centers to provide insulin and epi-pens at the same price they purchased them through a government program. But experts say the health centers were already providing the discounts. Furthermore, Biden froze Trump’s order before it ever took effect, so it’s inaccurate to suggest prices are going up."

[@lrvogt1257]

@ANDREW RUDICH : No they didn't. When did covid join a political party? That's just stupid. Those numbers are false. There were 25 MILLION demonstrators rightfully objecting to police brutality and murders. Like police attacking and gassing peaceful protesters so the despicable creep could have a cynical photo op with a bible. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqSbgGtjlKZ6gdk None of them attempted to overthrow the govt and install a tyrant. www.theguardian.com/world/2020/oct/31/americans-killed-protests-political-unrest-acled

[@braxtonjackson_]

wow i literally just watched the other video from 4 years ago then i saw this...amazing job sir

[@lawrencepascasio2076]

Fun fact: even though Vermont is one of the most left-leaning states, It actually voted the most on any republican presidential candidate than any other state!

[@lawrencepascasio2076]

Easy question, Dems dominated Mail-in ballots, because the people that voted mail-in are democrats, so that's that. Secondly, speed is not a sign of fraud, you can not simply judge an election base on the speed. actually, we should be happy that modern elections don't typically end days after the election if we use logic, George Washington's first election that took days was also fraudulent, because of how long it took, Plus the counted ballots were counted after the election day, so they have time to process and count them, plus we've seen many recounts in similar states that show no fraud at all. Plus it could also be website situations where websites typically post-election data as they are released. Plus please stop it, Biden won I know it's hard to accept this reality in such a polarized country that we're in.

[@thecomedypilot5894]

@@lawrencepascasio2076 Biden did not win. It's sad how we still have to prove you people wrong. The evidence that suggests Biden lost is too overwhelming. Even the Democrats themselves admitted to fraud. I just wish you people were more intelligent to understand.

[@montagnegign3978]

And again, conservative counties got more red and liberal more blue. Barely something is changing (with a few exceptions though).

[@HIJT2FAUTIKA]

Yup. Political polarization is intensifying within the last few decades, even more so in the last few years. We can thank DT and Reagan for that.

[@1.3mviews64]

@@HIJT2FAUTIKA Reagan? Oh boy lol. I think it's very unfair to compare the two.

[@HIJT2FAUTIKA]

@@1.3mviews64 not comparing the two. Just saying they both attributed greatly to polarization

[@KrishnaDasLessons]

*Specifically rural vs. urban. More urbanized counties have gotten a lot bluer while rural counties have gotten a lot redder. This phenomenon can be seen in most states, including Texas. It can be seen by the fact that Biden's popularity is a lot higher than Trump's, however it seems the map has barely changed at all. More people are voting in urbanized areas, which in turn makes what previously are Republican strongholds into Democrat states. However it is important to acknowledge the irrecoverable polarization that Trump has caused to the country, which would have huge long term effect.

[@willyorgy4677]

@@HIJT2FAUTIKA i definitely agree with you on the trump one id put pelosi instead of regan.

[@onionymous]

There's a county in southern Utah that voted Republican every election (except 1916) since Utah became a state. The first election Utah voted in was 1896, where this county was the only red one in the state. If you want to look it up it's called Kane County

[@SuperHappyBros]

I said this in the last one, but the music choice says it all. All of your videos from other countrys have happy more upbeat music while this has moonlight sonata. It perfectly captures the feelings of politcs of america and highlights the divisiveness of the political america today. Again, great job on this video and happy you shared it.

[@liberationwasalie2982]

and sphaghetti

[@RandomVidsforthought]

Blame political polarization

[@Yiroep4]

Some observations for the more recent history: 1992 - This is the most whitewashed map - It looks like people almost everywhere were still deciding which party they wanted to side with here. 2000 - This election really cemented a lot of counties believing strongly the way they do. 2008 - Some minor shifts to blue, but overall pretty similar to before. 2016 - This one is crazy to me. The reds become so deep that it's harder to tell borders. Really shows the divisiveness between the different areas of the country.

[@blackbox3008]

the whitewashing in 1992 was because Bill Clinton and George H. W. Bush got a smaller share of the vote due to Ross Perot getting 19% of the vote

[@silver6380]

@Harry Engel I'd argue that the fifth era is 1932-1976 and the sixth is 1980-2012 or 2016. And 2016 or 2020 is the beginning of a seventh.

[@HenrythePaleoGuy]

That's mainly due to Ross Perot taking a lot of the vote.

[@eltoolthetermesantkeeper3536]

From 2016 to 2020 looks like blue counties got more blu and red counties got more red.

[@BasedArizonan]

That’s because trump won the election but the fraud was done in the blue counties

[@RR-oh2lu]

@@BasedArizonan lol

[@calvinunroe2312]

@@BasedArizonan and you have proof? You don’t think Mitch McConnell wanted another term of Trump?

[@janesalazarb.8013]

@@BasedArizonan trump winning Los Angeles an New York City LMAOAOAOAOAOAOAOAOAOAO

[@janesalazarb.8013]

@@BasedArizonan trumpets are insane

[@lukemullin]

Looking at the 2016 and 2020 maps, its almost like everyone had decided who they would vote for 4 years in advance. I suspect the same will happen again.

[@thecomedypilot5894]

What's sad is that so many people don't know that evidence suggests Trump got 410 electoral votes in 2020. There is just so much evidence of mass voting irregularities, states like California and New York turned out to be heavily leaning for Trump. Think about it this way: Obama lost 4 million votes for his second term and won a pretty good landslide. Trump *gained* ~12 million votes for his second term (possibly even more) and they're claiming that he lost by a lot. The mathematical aspects don't make any sense. I'm not saying this to start a fight, but if someone who opposes my viewpoint would like to talk about this, I would for sure love to.

[@thecomedypilot5894]

​@Harry Engel Did you hear of those dominion voting machines? Multiple states had them where they could easily be hacked in to. Think about this: I remember during election night, Trump was ahead in Pennsylvania by 700,000 votes with most of the reporting in. Later Trump was leading by 500,000, but that's still virtually for biden to win that state. Next think you know a couple days later, they call Pennsylvania for biden after just "barely" winning. This happened during the Georgia Senate race as well. Perdue (R) leading 100,000 votes from Ossef (D) then all of a sudden the cameras went dark and over the course of the night, Perdue just barely lost the race. This is an example in the states of Wisconsin and Michigan. What I described in Pennsylvania is exactly what happened in these two states, and others. *kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWe3lI1ndsmkqKM* (Skip to 19:03) I want you to look more at when I said how obama lost 4 million votes and got re-elected in a landslide, but Trump gained 12 million votes, and they're saying they lost a lot. That's simply impossible to lose if you gain 12 million+ votes for your second term. Literally no president has gained those many votes for their second term. Also another thing worth mentioning, rally size generally depicts how many people would vote for you. It could be different in the middle of a pandemic, but Trump had tens of thousands of people attend his rallies, while biden only had a max of probably 20. biden has shown to be not ultimately healthy or fit to play the role of Commander in Chief of our country, with doctors worrying about his health if he were to get elected. I feel it is highly unlikely that biden got 81 million votes, and I heard an investigation team are now predicting that biden got around 68 million votes, and Trump around 79 million votes. *Sorry this is a long reply but when you see all the mathematical factors I mentioned, studies came to realize that it was virtually impossible for biden to win this election.*

[@thecomedypilot5894]

@Harry Engel Trump's legal team was primarily focusing on the states that had obvious amounts of fraud involved. There were some other investigators who found much fraud in other states, and while some say it was certain that Trump got 410 votes, others say it was likely. What I'm basically saying is that it's possible Trump may have gotten more or less votes than 410, because investigations haven't gone too in-depth in some states such as California and New York. But the four states they focused on were needing to flip so that Trump would pass the 270 mark.

[@thecomedypilot5894]

@Harry Engel Well that's how it is in most states, it's usually the cities that ultimately decide if the state turns red or blue. Take Minnesota for example (where I am) literally every county is red, but the city if Minneapolis was mostly blue which made Minnesota turn blue. Now personally for me, I think Trump won Minnesota but I don't really need to go into that.

[@thecomedypilot5894]

@Harry Engel Well most states do support Republicans, but like I said it's just those cities. If you look on the video we're commenting on at 2016 + 2020 you'll see that a lot of counties are red, especially Texas, Illinois, New York...

[@lawrencepascasio2076]

There was a real shift in the south...REALLY

[@kaiserreichempireofohio834]

That because of the party switch, or basically the Republican party going from the more left wing to the more right wing of the two parties, while the democrats went from being right wing to being more left wing

[@1.3mviews64]

@@kaiserreichempireofohio834 It's not that simple honestly.

[@hasanurus]

@@1.3mviews64 can u explain please? I've been tryna understand the reason why but I can't find one

[@edgyliveleak]

Hasan Urus democrats have dominated southern politics for nearly their entire history the recent shift is due in large part to the same reasons West Virginia and Ohio have shifted, the working class in these areas and specifically in rural areas have been shifting to the Republican Party. This is a gross simplification but a good basic premise of what is happening

[@kaiserreichempireofohio834]

@@1.3mviews64 oh I know it isn't that simple I just wanted to simplify it

[@timothywise087]

It is so crazy how most of the elections in the 1900s were landslides but now are country is so divided.

[@statue1128]

I will come back to this channel in 2024, 2028 and 2032.

[@jeremymestizo4834]

And I will make sure my children return in 2052, 2056, 2060 and my great grandchildren 2092, 2096 and 2100

[@thecomedypilot5894]

I guarantee you it'll only be Republican presidents winning in 2024 and beyond. At least for a while.

[@AwsomeasIce]

Lol well since the video got reuploaded, want to say thanks again for releasing a new one. Definitely like the changes you made with the presentation and fixing the colour scheme on some of the county maps.

[@rasser323]

Love the production quality of these videos. Keep up the good work!

[@karunyaasribashyam1465]

Fun fact: You came here only to see the 2020 map but watched the entire thing anyway

[@wesdemers258]

i came to see how my county voted

[@DRGWRailfan]

Really great job - finally a video that shows how the counties voted in every election! Very informative, thank you!

[@randomcommenter4675]

Wow I’m actually surprised about how little political clashing there is. Also nice job!

[@joshuamark1646]

Kinda crazy that it took 172 years for all 50 states to vote.

[@sus4644]

and a few dead mexicans and indians.

[@nojumper01]

@@sus4644 ?

[@Nilo1310]

Territories were not allowed to vote in presidential elections (they had to become states first). As an example, Alaska (bought by the US in 1867) and Hawaii (annexed in 1898) did not become states until 1959. Both of those states first voted in the 1960 election.

[@josuecordero478]

@@nojumper01 The south states of USA were part of Mexico's republic, and whit the indians they refers to the natives that used to live there, but grand part of them were killed

[@magos2610]

Have a wonderful Fourth of July my lovely Americans! From a Chechnian guy.

[@mangomerkel2005]

Such an awesome video! I love the atmosphere, expressed by the melancholic Moonlight Sonata! I remember waiting for weeks after the 2020 election for your update... already looking forward to the next video next year! :D

[@jeremymestizo4834]

I love the new pie charts.

[@matt7192]

You can clearly see the black belt. Other than the Northeast (Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine) and the Northwest (Washington and Oregon) you can clearly see how ethnic demographics decided the vote.

[@salilbhatnagar]

Interesting to see my county from the 1790s to now!

[@pmv2015]

I never knew that FDR was so popular in the deep south.

[@nothamel1467]

Look up the "Solid South". The Democrats pretty much carried the south near-unanimously from the 1870s to the 1950s due to voter suppression. They lost it when the end of the party switch happened. Look at the election of 1964 -- the anti-civil rights candidate, Barry Goldwater, swept the south..and JUST the south. Marked the beginning of the south voting republican.

[@pmv2015]

@@nothamel1467 Yes, but it didn't immediately change after that. In 1976 for example, California, Washington, Oregon, Most of New England all voted Republican. And every South state voted Democrat. But I agree with most else you said

[@nothamel1467]

@@pmv2015 Well, yeah, it took a while because of southern dems and dixiecrats being voted for in the south, Strom Thurmond was still a senator at 100..

[@PremierCCGuyMMXVI]

FDR was however that was the beginning of the party switch

[@sandstrano9107]

Thank you so much. I‘ve been waiting for this. 😊

[@joybasarte2548]

Great video

[@deriveskywastaken41]

Oh Wow.... He Is Back Guys

[@VFChannelArchive]

2020 edition is here! Yay

[@donaldpomaville3743]

Love this ❤️

[@stevenadkins4684]

This was very interesting to see

[@juventusturin6021]

Southern Saskatchewan was part of the territory purchased from the french and remained until 1818 it could be included in the map just a tiny detail haha.

[@metalurgiamx529]

It would be nice if you made a video about the federal elections in Mexico since 1934.

[@Blanco8x8]

It looks something happened between 1996 and 2000 that suddenly made the map urban vs rural and it stuck ever since.

[@nathanielthrush5581]

great job

[@metalhead5936]

The elections of countries series is great can you do one with Greece?

[@timelapsesofsingapore5674]

Can you do a Singapore general election results

[@abradolflincler5482]

Moonlight Sonata seems appropriate

[@annanoyang3961]

it desires to be watched for 30M times. For all americans.

[@capitalistball2924]

There are 300M Americans in the U.S

[@sorandomandquirky9425]

Times that by 10, my guy.

[@singaporeblog4571]

Look at the division over the decades.

[@patrickbateman3840]

Thanks

[@mlgpro2241]

I appreciate the sad moonlight sonata accompanying this

[@szamokban]

I wonder if you can do a Hungarian version about the elections?

[@adamdaniel8909]

Can you do the Malaysian general elections...? I wanna see that...

[@Airborne637]

At the End Of the Video, During Election Bush Obama Trump and Biden. The Question is WHY Will all American People Support Republican Not Democratic Why????

[@Moribus_Artibus]

We need another third party election, those are always fun.

[@absolutechad5428]

Im hoping Joe Manchin runs third party just to shake things up a bit, since 2024 is likely going to be Trump v Biden again

[@X1GenKaneShiroX]

In 4:57 there seems to be so many red republican counties that it makes the blue counties seem like a minority but despite that the democrats still won this time.

[@fishy_vinny]

@LIM RUI ZHE - Dead people don't vote neither but here we are

[@danko152]

@@fishy_vinny you are actually right there has been a case for dead people voting but it was for a trump supporter 😂

[@blackbox3008]

because party ID aligns almost perfectly with population density

[@Nilo1310]

The rural counties have less people than the urban counties

[@orbitalpotato9940]

Gerorge McGovern. What a meme if he won.

[@dlr6666]

@Harry Engel land doesn't vote

[@maxwellvigil6084]

Why are so many counties blank? Is it because of a lack of data

[@reillymcwriting]

At the beginning, those states either didn’t have data (they didn’t track everything until 1824) or weren’t part of the US at the time.

[@maxwellvigil6084]

@@reillymcwriting oh okay👍

[@mikaelortiz1739]

So... things got more divided in this country

[@sgt.anderson5408]

Can you do Australia please?

[@blagoevski336]

Nice

[@PremierCCGuyMMXVI]

This is how I would have voted in every presidential election: (assuming it’s plurality voting/first past the post) 1788-89: Washington 1792: Washington 1796: Adams 1800: Jefferson 1804: Jefferson 1808: Madison 1812: Madison 1816: Monroe 1820: Monroe 1824: Jackson 1828: Jackson 1832: Jackson 1836: Will Harrison 1840: Will Harrison 1844: Clay 1848: Taylor 1852: Scott 1856: Fremont 🟥 1860: Lincoln 🟥 1864: Lincoln 🟥 1868: Grant 🟥 1872: Grant 🟥 1876: Hayes 🟥 1880: Garfield 🟥 1884: Blaine 🟥 1888: Harrison🟥 1892: Cleveland 🟦 1896: Bryan 🟦 1900: Bryan 🟦 1904: Roosevelt 🟥 1908: Taft 🟥 1912: Debs 🟨 1916: Hughes 🟥 1920: Harding 🟥 1924: La Follette 🟨 1928: Smith 🟦 1932: F. Roosevelt 🟦 1936: F. Roosevelt 🟦 1940: F. Roosevelt 🟦 1944: F. Roosevelt 🟦 1948: Truman 🟦 1952: Eisenhower 🟥 1956: Eisenhower🟥 1960: Kennedy 🟦 1964: L. Johnson 🟦 1968: Humphrey 🟦 1972: McGovern 🟦 1976: Carter 🟦 1980: Carter 🟦 1984: Mondale 🟦 1988: Dukakis 🟦 1992: Clinton 🟦 1996: Clinton 🟦 2000: Gore 🟦 2004: Kerry 🟦 2008: Obama 🟦 2012: Obama 🟦 2016: H. Clinton 🟦 2020: Biden 🟦 2024: Biden 🟦 My major party registration: I would have been a registered Republican 🟥 from 1856 to 1932 Since 1936 I would have been a registered Democrat 🟦

[@Human-lx2hs]

Things are about to get political in this comment section

[@windynate1826]

absolutely wild that my county (alameda in California) has been blue since 1960. It seems to have a history of staying loyal to one party: 1856: Dem 1860-1908: GOP 1912: Progressive 1916-1928: GOP 1932-1948: Dem 1952-1956: GOP 1960-present: Dem

[@BendmydickCucumbersnatch]

The urban rural divide is so strong now

[@isaks7042]

Do Sweden pls

[@ash_11117]

Why did only certain counties get to vote early on?

[@SiriwayOfficial]

either no data or they weren't a part of the US yet

[@FiftiesDad]

The 2016 electoral college is still funny to me

[@greekpatriot7866]

can you do greece pls

[@beefyblom]

We should've listened to Washington.

[@BliacTv]

after all these years, how democrats are still... democrats?

[@KilapnF]

Presidential election Chile 1932-2021 please.

[@unbaiat7837]

UK new elections?

[@matachi1040]

the music is creepy :)

[@diegomezayala]

Chile please!!

[@billyboyer9599]

Did anyone notice that Andrew Johnson is not in this video? I did!

[@paysonkeown2960]

He never won an election for president

[@Lolfi9]

make one from Mexico

[@JoaoSilva-ko2bk]

Portugal Next pleaasee

[@DanValentineFilms]

You forgot the Libertarian candidates, but I forgive you

[@metroidnerd9001]

The Libertarian Party has only ever gotten as much as 3% of the popular vote, and they have never won a county in a presidential election. I think most sites consider 5% the threshold for being considered a "major" candidate, hence why Ross Perot is still shown in 1996 despite not winning any counties or Electoral Votes.

[@justdewit]

2020, the most popular president in history, Even though popular vote is split 50/50. Makes so much sense.

[@magos2610]

The times when the presidents used to be Democratic-Republican

[@superduck6456]

Why was this reuploaded?

[@jase333]

The previous video had an error, so I reuploaded the correct one :)

[@jase333]

@Lord Tharmis thank you so much for catching the mistake of the previous video and letting me know so quickly!! 🙏

[@redox_lp]

@@jase333 What was the error?

[@Aerational]

Fittingly depressing.

[@gb4206]

2020 wasnt so bad after all

[@germanempireball4536]

this one better

[@Heikinnen0301]

President Roosevelt was the best, Great president ever

[@ymeynot0405]

This uses terrible maps as they show land instead of people. Land doesn't get a vote, use the maps that represent size with population. Pull up the youtube video "The bad map we see every presidential election" for better maps, only 2 min long.

[@wesdemers258]

@Central Based Agency just because someone criticized the video does not mean their "triggered" and want to "cancel" it

[@johannsanford]

George Washington 2024.

[@facund8]

The two party system is what made America great, that's why the 20's had Coolidge (R), the 30's and 40's Roosevelt (D), the 50's Eisenhower (R), the 60's Kennedy (D) and the 80's Reagan (R). Outstanding leaders. Even Clinton (D) in the 90's and Nixon (R) in the 70's, pretty good presidents. Things only radicalized under Bush Jr. and Obama, both bad. Trump did a good job but was very divisive. It's up to the people to start choosing the best of the best from both parties by stopping being blind.

[@lawrencepascasio2076]

America is one of the most diverse countries with an impressive population, I don't think that two parties represent america

[@FrankieFishess]

@@gg-gamers that logic you’re using there seems pretty biased and close-minded.

[@DGAMINGDE]

@@FrankieFishess He had lost his credibility when he started defending a 2-party-dictatorship.

[@onomatopoeia162003]

@@DGAMINGDE imagine listening to Washington and others in that era that warned against "parties"

[@DGAMINGDE]

@@onomatopoeia162003 He was also wrong

[@z3r0g598__]

4:50 i am disgusted that you did not put kanye west Edit: this is obviously a joke, calm down

[@capitalistball2924]

I don't think anyone was or is mad about your comment

[@Xest_crom]

Russian please!

[@jj1529]

If jase333 says it’s true, then it is true

[@upulor744]

Here before MAGA cultists start crying in the comments

[@georgewashington3918]

FDR is one of the only Democrat president I will ever support

[@OCTOBERVILLEE]

JFK?

[@georgewashington3918]

@@OCTOBERVILLEE yes along with him

[@PremierCCGuyMMXVI]

Franklin Roosevelt was a great president but those interment camps were the only real bad thing he did, plus his attempt to pack the courts. Apart from that great president

[@PremierCCGuyMMXVI]

@@georgewashington3918 Truman, LBJ, Clinton?

[@owenvelazquez83]

Even tho hes extremely left wing?

[@georgewashington3918]

*im in danger*

[@AkuTenshiiZero]

Trump vs. Hilary and Trump vs. Biden look almost exactly the same, yet the results were completely reversed. Forgive me for thinking maybe that's a little strange.

[@austinpat8054]

It is a little strange, however, it can be easily explained when looking at the data. Biden won the states that he swung from Trump by relatively close margins (Michigan 2.8%, Pennsylvania 1.6%, Wisconsin 0.6%, Arizona 0.3%, and Georgia 0.2%, etc) Most of the votes that Biden gained in these states were tallied up from major cities that already voted Democrat in 2016, combine that with Biden skimming off some of Trumps rural counties and you got a win. If you want to see more drastic examples of counties shifting, you can look at states like Colorado and Washington which basically got solidified as Democratic States this election and Latino areas of Texas which swung to Trump.

[@kianr9793]

“Completely reversed” you fail to realize how close the 2016 election was. A small shift in the vote was more than enough to give Biden the victory

[@Megacooltommydee]

Both elections were very close in the key states. Not much had to change to swing the election. Even if counties didn't flip from one election to the next, the margins in those counties probably shifted enough to make the difference in flipping certain states.

[@icinizdenbiri231]

Second

[@sage6211]

populist, progressive, and socialist party 🚩

[@FrankieFishess]

No

[@jakobalijah6206]

Fantastic 😍💋 💝💖♥️❤️

[@valitsapan3326]

1st

[@user-pu1uj6zh5h]

All America is red, but the Democrats won) 4:57

[@nahli8619]

Ikr

[@onecoinmidas4541]

Land doesn't vote.

[@user-pu1uj6zh5h]

@@onecoinmidas4541 I know

[@nahli8619]

@@onecoinmidas4541 machines do

[@onecoinmidas4541]

@@1.3mviews64 Oh my god. 144 counties have more people than the other 2,998 counties combined. People vote, so the places where more people live will decide the election. When will you learn?

[@sadro2537]

Somehow didn't see much of a difference between the Hilary/Trump and Biden/Trump election..... if anything it looks like Trump got more ground this last election than the other.

[@lawrencepascasio2076]

Look at Arizona and Pennsylvania, there were minor county shifts that landed Biden the victory

[@blackbox3008]

the shifts towards Biden happened within a very small number of counties Mostly dense suburban counties

[@potatomahonman5008]

Biden did better in the suburbs while Trump improved in rural and minority areas

[@Nomenooooo]

Uhm not, I'm pretty sure that's just cancer

[@Arborpress]

Too be more accurate, should've shown overnight when the voting stopped, next morning whole entire America is blue.

[@blackbox3008]

that would've been completely unrealistic

[@durand2341]

👑Trump👑

[@slayride136]

Yes

[@danko152]

That aged poorly

[@callmeben7286]

The only good thing from 2020 is that Trump the loser lost the election and this video, it's very nise video. Love from Israel - America survive trump. Big like!♥️😼

[@piszkoskez2609]

Shut up from israel

[@callmeben7286]

@@piszkoskez2609 טוב, תן לי לנחש - "רק ביבי?". ביבי לא מנהיג אמיתי, הוא מתחפש לימין אבל היה מוכר את הגולן בשביל כמה חודשים בשלטון. ואת זה אני אומר בתור איש שמאל מתון

[@piszkoskez2609]

@@callmeben7286 i cant read your ugly hieroglyph 😂

[@KB_piano]

GKYS

[@danirox4581]

Trump lost

[@unbaiat7837]

UK new elections?