Maine and Nebraska Results by Congressional District

[Sorenroy]

Haven't seen this on the forum yet (or on the "Election Results" tab), so here they are! Courtesy of the Portland Press Herald (Maine, the SOS website does not have them yet) and the Nebraska Secretary of State (Nebraska). For some reason I am not seeing anyone besides Clinton, Johnson, Stein, and Trump listed even though I am fairly confident that write-ins were allowed in both states.


Maine (statewide)
Clinton — 47.86% (354,873)
Trump — 45.15% (334,838)
Johnson — 5.09% (37,764)
Stein — 1.90% (14,075)
(total: 741,550, swing: 12.59%)

Maine (CD-1)
Clinton — 53.95% (210,921)
Trump — 39.43% (154,173)
Johnson — 4.71% (18,429)
Stein — 1.90% (7,446)
(total: 390,969, swing: 6.88%)

Maine (CD-2)
Trump — 51.53% (180,665)
Clinton — 41.06% (143,952)
Johnson — 5.52% (19,335)
Stein — 1.89% (6,629)
(total: 350,581, swing: 19.03%)



Nebraska (statewide)
Trump — 60.33% (485,372)
Clinton — 33.96% (273,185)
Johnson — 4.67% (37,577)
Stein — 1.04% (8,337)
(total: 804,471, swing: 4.60%)

Nebraska (CD-1)
Trump — 57.65% (157,571)
Clinton — 36.11% (98,694)
Johnson — 5.05% (13,791)
Stein — 1.20% (3,271)
(total: 273,327, swing: 4.89%)

Nebraska (CD-2)
Trump — 48.82% (131,338)
Clinton — 45.44% (122,253)
Johnson — 4.60% (12,379)
Stein — 1.14% (3,056)
(total: 269,026, swing: -3.79%)

Nebraska (CD-3)
Trump — 74.94% (197,411)
Clinton — 19.95% (52,562)
Johnson — 4.35% (11,447)
Stein — 0.76% (2,013)
(total: 263,433, swing: 12.37%)


Edited to include the Republican swing.

[Sorenroy]

Edited to include the Republican swing.

Interestingly, NE-2 joins the shortlist with AZ, CA, DC, GA, KS, MA, TX, UT, VA, and WA as states that swung Democratic.