2020 GE Official Precinct Results Sources by State

[NOVA Green]

So I decided to take a peak at some of the other States using ENR engines to see if there were similar issues in the 2020 GE, as we experienced in Kentucky.

West Virginia (55 Counties)

I decided to take a brief survey of the (10) largest Counties to see if precinct level results were available:

Those available use the ENR to download by Precinct on the Right side of the webpage.

1.)  Kanawha County:

https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/WV/Kanawha/106230/web.264614/#/summary?v=270920%2F

2.)  Berkeley County:

https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/WV/Berkeley/106212/web.264614/#/summary?v=271085%2F

3.)   Monongalia County:

https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/WV/Monongalia/106241/web.264614/#/summary?v=270934%2F

4.)  Cabell County:

https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/WV/Cabell/106216/web.264614/#/summary?v=270899%2F

5.) Wood County

https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/WV/Wood/106264/web.264614/#/summary?v=272203%2F

6.)  Raleigh County:

https://results.enr.clarityelections.com//WV/Raleigh/106251/web.264614/#/?v=271228/

7.)  Harrison County:

https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/WV/Harrison/106227/web.264614/#/summary?v=271653%2F

8.)  Mercer County:

https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/WV/Mercer/106238/web.264614/#/summary?v=270930%2F

9.)  Putnam County:

https://results.enr.clarityelections.com//WV/Putnam/106250/web.264614/#/?v=270946/


10.) Marion County:

https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/WV/Marion/106234/web.264614/#/summary?v=271115%2F

It does not appear that West Virginia had any issues reporting precinct level election results in 2020, despite the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Kentucky needs to be called out, since they appear to be an outlier when it comes to election reporting, using COVID-19 as an excuse for lack of transparency.

I will take a look at Arkansas shortly, where I recall there were certain counties where there were gaps in results in their ENR Engine back in 2018...

[NOVA Green]

California--- 12/26/20 Update:

Added Kern County to the California Directory upthread.

https://talkelections.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=412981.msg7770737#msg7770737

Currently missing Precinct Level results for (5) Counties in California:

Colusa
Del Norte
Inyo
Mariposa
Sutter

[cinyc]

Westchester County, NY's results are here:

https://citizenparticipation.westchestergov.com/images/stories/pdfs/canvassgeneral.pdf

[NOVA Green]

Westchester County, NY's results are here:

https://citizenparticipation.westchestergov.com/images/stories/pdfs/canvassgeneral.pdf

Thanks cinyc !!!

Westchester County has been added to the New York Directory Index upthread!

https://talkelections.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=412981.msg7832585#msg7832585

[NOVA Green]

Now that we are seeing official Statewide Precinct Level Results Reporting, it is perhaps time to review certain States which may or may not have official results published.

I have received multiple requests through PM for precinct level results from Oregon (For example), and although the State of Oregon may or may not end up dumping all of the precinct data in one place for 2020, the State Reporting Agency is lagging far behind most Counties in the State.

Oregon 2020 Precinct Results by County:

Baker County:

https://results.oregonvotes.gov/resultsSW.aspx?type=FED&map=CTY

*** Official OR Reporting agency. Click on County Results and then precinct results ***

Benton County:

https://www.co.benton.or.us/sites/default/files/fileattachments/elections/archive/7099/2020nov03_precinct_results.pdf

Clackamas County:

https://dochub.clackamas.us/documents/drupal/29332f74-37bf-4131-ab6d-392b1cc263d7

Clatsop County:

https://www.co.clatsop.or.us/sites/default/files/fileattachments/clerk_amp_elections/page/25361/precinct_summary.pdf

Columbia County:

https://www.columbiacountyor.gov/media/Election/110320_General_CERTIFIED%20FINAL_1.pdf

Coos County:

http://www.co.coos.or.us/Portals/0/County%20Clerk/Elections/Elections%202020/2020Novcanvassofvotescomplete.pdf?ver=2020-11-20-130502-163

Curry County:

https://www.co.curry.or.us/11.3.20%20Official%20Precinct.pdf

Deschutes County:

https://weblink.deschutes.org/Public/DocView.aspx?id=94542&dbid=0&repo=LFPUB

Douglas County:

https://www.co.douglas.or.us/clerk/documents/OfficialFinalPrecinctLevelAbstractCertified.pdf

Gilliam County:

http://www.co.gilliam.or.us/Official%20Abstract-11-18-20.pdf

Harney County:

https://www.co.harney.or.us/PDF_Files/County%20Clerk/Elections%202020/2020-161%20Abstract%20of%20Votes%20Cast%20for%202020%20General%20Election%20November%203.pdf

Hood River County:

https://www.co.hood-river.or.us/vertical/sites/%7B4BB5BFDA-3709-449E-9B16-B62A0A0DD6E4%7D/uploads/Official_Election_Results_by_Precinct.pdf

Jackson County:

*** Scroll down and download "Official Results- Precinct Level Report"

Jefferson County:

https://www.jeffco.net/sites/default/files/fileattachments/county_clerk/page/3241/general_election_abst._11-3-20.pdf

Josephine County:

http://www.co.josephine.or.us/SIB/files/Clerk/Certified%20Precinct%20Level%20Results%2011-3-20.pdf

Klamath County:

https://www.klamathcounty.org/DocumentCenter/View/27244/Precinct-Report-Certified-Results-pdf

Lake County:

https://results.oregonvotes.gov/resultsSW.aspx?type=FED&map=CTY

*** Official OR Reporting agency. Click on County Results and then precinct results ***

Lane County:

https://apps.lanecounty.org/Elections/Document.ashx?id=2909

Linn County:

http://www.co.linn.or.us/elections/ElectionArchive/20201103_precinct.pdf

Marion County:

https://www.co.marion.or.us/CO/elections/Results/Documents/20201103/Official%20Precinct%20Results%2011-23-20.pdf

Morrow County:

https://www.co.morrow.or.us/clerk/page/statewide-election-night-results

*** Click on each of the (5) precincts listed for individual results ***

Multnomah County:

https://multco.us/elections/precinct-results-november-2020-general-election

Polk County:

https://www.co.polk.or.us/sites/default/files/fileattachments/elections/page/26921/precinct_report_summary.pdf

Sherman County:

https://results.oregonvotes.gov/resultsSW.aspx?type=FED&map=CTY

*** Official OR Reporting agency. Click on County Results and then precinct results ***

Union County:

https://union-county.org/elections/2020/general/OfficialFinalAbstract.pdf

Wallowa County:

https://results.oregonvotes.gov/resultsSW.aspx?type=FED&map=CTY

*** Official OR Reporting agency. Click on County Results and then precinct results ***

Wasco County:

https://cms5.revize.com/revize/wascocounty/document_center/Clerk/Elections/Wasco%20County%20Nov%203-2020%20General%20Election%20Certified%20Abstract%20Precinct%20Detail.pdf

Washington County:

https://www.co.washington.or.us/AssessmentTaxation/Elections/ElectionsArchive/upload/Ballots-Cast-per-Contest-with-Precincts.pdf

Wheeler County:

https://app.box.com/s/mzwi3t6n2jpopmlnqs9y7kilxb0dr5zg/file/743217615316

Yamhill County:


https://www.co.yamhill.or.us/sites/default/files/election-results/nov2020/canvass.pdf

[Tender Branson]

How many precincts are missing for a national map to be created ?

[RI]

How many precincts are missing for a national map to be created ?

I have official precinct-level results for all counties except: 37 in MO, 2 in MI, 3 in PA, 6 in NY, 5 in CA, 5 in IN, a bunch in KS (they should be releasing statewide precinct results within a few weeks) and TX, and whatever is going on in KY. I'm also waiting on NC to release their results with absentees assigned to polling places, which they usually release in January or February. There are also a handful of counties where I have the results, but am waiting on updated precinct maps.

[RI]

California--- 12/26/20 Update:

Added Kern County to the California Directory upthread.

https://talkelections.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=412981.msg7770737#msg7770737

Currently missing Precinct Level results for (5) Counties in California:

Colusa
Del Norte
Inyo
Mariposa
Sutter

Inyo is here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1z20jq_K2kpbpRtqlC7AgpSoRMeEFCOCehqxLXgQWmOA/edit#gid=555746950

[NOVA Green]

California--- 12/26/20 Update:

Added Kern County to the California Directory upthread.

https://talkelections.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=412981.msg7770737#msg7770737

Currently missing Precinct Level results for (5) Counties in California:

Colusa
Del Norte
Inyo
Mariposa
Sutter

Inyo is here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1z20jq_K2kpbpRtqlC7AgpSoRMeEFCOCehqxLXgQWmOA/edit#gid=555746950

Thanks RI!!!

Link added to the CA Directory upthread.

(Map still needs updating)

https://talkelections.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=412981.msg7770737#msg7770737

[NOVA Green]

Utah--- Kane County Updated- 20/29 Counties Reporting by Precinct

https://kane.utah.gov/gov/dept/clerk-auditor/2020-election-canvass-results/

Utah Directory updated upthread.

(Map update to follow later).


https://talkelections.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=412981.msg7771402#msg7771402

[NOVA Green]

HUGE UPDATE:

Kansas has finally uploaded their GE Precinct results to one website location (As RI indicated a Week or two back).

https://sos.ks.gov/elections/elections-statistics.html

*** Scroll down to past election results under 2020 and then "General Election Precinct Level Results" and grab for the elected office you are interested in (Might want to move quickly since either they wiped previous year's precinct data from their website awhile back, went through an upgrade and never migrated the data, or maybe I am just going blind ***

[NOVA Green]

ANOTHER HUGE UPDATE:

Happy New Years!

Florida has now dumped their 2020 GE Precinct Results.

https://dos.myflorida.com/elections/data-statistics/elections-data/precinct-level-election-results/

***Click on the 2020--- "2020 General Election Folder" and download the 4.7 Mb Zip File broken down by County.   ***

[NOVA Green]

OK--- Here is an updated map of where I believe we currently are at with States & Counties reporting by Precinct, at least based upon current State & County links...

Dark Gray Includes links to centralized Sources (Although honestly some will need a revamp / downgrade once exploring county by county).

Light Gray is Texas, courtesy of the Google Drive links provided by jmrtex (Which if is likely missing some counties).

Cyan are the numbers of counties with links provided upthread out of total counties in the State...

(Anybody want to add missing results---- awesome!!!)

Maine--- Didn't color it in, but as jmrtex commented upthread, the best we can get from Maine would be a few Ward Precinct results from Portland, and maybe another Town or so (And even there it really won't be relevant overall--- so haven't been in a rush to create links).

New Jersey--- Well, I got distracted with the National Map, so got distracted before searching for the missing (4) Counties....  Anybody got issues with that, got some Joisey Family Roots, so don't hit me too hard for extreme negligence. 

Kentucky--- I am just 100% pissed off and disappointed in KY to use the COVID-19 as an excuse to eliminate Statewide Reporting links to precinct results....

I spent (30) Minutes a few weeks back going through County by County, looking for Gold and ending up with lumps of Coal  (Not Even--- but metaphorically speaking)...

[jimrtex]

OK--- Here is an updated map of where I believe we currently are at with States & Counties reporting by Precinct, at least based upon current State & County links...

Light Gray is Texas, courtesy of the Google Drive links provided by jmrtex (Which if is likely missing some counties).

I've started going through Google Drive.

So far for ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP(Q)RS (Anderson-Sutton)

219 total counties (86.2% done)
171 are in the Google Drive (which is just a collection of county files in a variety of formats)
13 located on county web sites
35 none located, though I am collecting links to county websites

These 30 represent 16.0% of counties, but 2.13% of the population (naughty Kaufman and Starr) (So I guess we can say 97.9% of returns are in). Unless the SOS can get them to upload their results, it will probably require phone calls or letters.

I need to check on the lege council web site as well. They compile the results for redistricting purposes, which would be the easiest to use when it is completed.

[NOVA Green]

OK--- Here is an updated map of where I believe we currently are at with States & Counties reporting by Precinct, at least based upon current State & County links...

Light Gray is Texas, courtesy of the Google Drive links provided by jmrtex (Which if is likely missing some counties).

I've started going through Google Drive.

So far for ABCDEFGHIJKLMN (Anderson-Nueces)

178 total counties (70% done)
136 are in the Google Drive (which is just a collection of county files in a variety of formats)
12 located on county web sites
30 none located, though I am collecting links to county websites

These 30 represent 1.83% of the population (naughty Kaufman!) (So I guess we can say 98.2% of returns are in). Unless the SOS can get them to upload their results, it will probably require phone calls or letters.

I need to check on the lege council web site as well. They compile the results for redistricting purposes, which would be the easiest to use when it is completed.

Excellent work!

So probably what I will do later is go through and generated a map of Texas indicating reporting status to make it an easier visual reference.

Texas has so many counties that I can't even quantify how much time I spent searching county websites back after the 2018 election, so again this makes it so much easier for anyone trying to locate data being able to pull the vast majority of them off of the google drive!

[NOVA Green]

California Update:   Mariposa County

You can download in Excel from the link below:

https://www.mariposacounty.org/363/Current-Election-Information

For a PDF version:

https://www.mariposacounty.org/DocumentCenter/View/87418/SOV-PDF

Only missing (3) Counties from California:

Colusa
Del Norte
Sutter

I have updated the California post accordingly.

[NOVA Green]

Indiana: Results by Precinct from the State

So I must have somehow missed this previously, perhaps because it is not intuitive, but Indiana does have a single source to download precinct data from the State elections department.

https://enr.indianavoters.in.gov/site/index.html

Click on the Download results tab at the top of the webpage.

Then select "Download Offices Data by XYZ file format"

NOTE: Counties are not required to report to the State by precinct and a brief summary indicates that there are some counties missing (Benton County for example).

I will try to go through the list and figure out what's missing later on when I have a bit more time.

[NOVA Green]

Missouri Update--- Added (18) Counties:

Added:
Atchison
Butler
Cooper
Dunklin
Lawrence
Livingston
Monroe
Nodaway
Perry
Pettis
Pulaski
St Clair
Saint Genevieve
Saline
Stone
Taney
Warren
Washington

MO INDEX:

https://talkelections.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=412981.msg7771450#msg7771450

Here is a map of the current status for MO Counties linked.

[NOVA Green]

INDIANA UPDATE--- (67/92 Counties With Precinct Data Linked


I went through and reconciled the precinct data sets on the Indiana State websites with counties which have 2020 GE precinct results posted on their local websites.:

Indiana State website:

https://enr.indianavoters.in.gov/site/index.html

*** Click on download results. Then Download Offices data in your preferred file format. Note some Counties are not available in precinct format ***

County Level Links:

https://talkelections.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=412981.msg7784519#msg7784519

Here is a Map of the combined results available:




Currently Missing Official links for:


Benton
Clay
Daviess
Dearborn
Fayette
Hancock
Jackson
Jasper
Jay
Lawrence
Montgomery
Newton
Orange
Owen
Parke
Perry
Pulaski
Randolph
Ripley
Scott
Starke
Switzerland
Warren
Warrick
Washington

[jimrtex]

OK--- Here is an updated map of where I believe we currently are at with States & Counties reporting by Precinct, at least based upon current State & County links...

Light Gray is Texas, courtesy of the Google Drive links provided by jmrtex (Which if is likely missing some counties).

I've started going through Google Drive.

So far for ABCDEFGHIJKLMN (Anderson-Nueces)

178 total counties (70% done)
136 are in the Google Drive (which is just a collection of county files in a variety of formats)
12 located on county web sites
30 none located, though I am collecting links to county websites

These 30 represent 1.83% of the population (naughty Kaufman!) (So I guess we can say 98.2% of returns are in). Unless the SOS can get them to upload their results, it will probably require phone calls or letters.

I need to check on the lege council web site as well. They compile the results for redistricting purposes, which would be the easiest to use when it is completed.

Excellent work!

So probably what I will do later is go through and generated a map of Texas indicating reporting status to make it an easier visual reference.

Texas has so many counties that I can't even quantify how much time I spent searching county websites back after the 2018 election, so again this makes it so much easier for anyone trying to locate data being able to pull the vast majority of them off of the google drive!

I can do a map.

It would be a monumental task to normalize the data.

What is interesting is that most of the counties that don't have results, don't have their own website. Instead they use websites hosted by the association of counties. All they have to do is put links to files. It appears that the links are actually inserted by the niece of the county clerk who is taking a computer literacy class in high school. Depending on the timing she may be off to college when the general election came around, and so there may be results from the primaries in the spring or not the general elections. You may also find links to previous years elections but not 2020.

During the 2019 session, the LWV was complaining that there were not sample ballots on county web sites, or information about polling places, so voters who live in a county of 3000 people without internet service beyond dial-up would not know when or where to vote.

So they made counties post all this information on the county web site. Meanwhile the requirement to send to the SOS precinct canvass results has been in effect for a decade but is not enforced. I suspect that county election officials will forget to post sample ballots, etc. for the next election.

[NOVA Green]

OK--- Here is an updated map of where I believe we currently are at with States & Counties reporting by Precinct, at least based upon current State & County links...

Light Gray is Texas, courtesy of the Google Drive links provided by jmrtex (Which if is likely missing some counties).

I've started going through Google Drive.

So far for ABCDEFGHIJKLMN (Anderson-Nueces)

178 total counties (70% done)
136 are in the Google Drive (which is just a collection of county files in a variety of formats)
12 located on county web sites
30 none located, though I am collecting links to county websites

These 30 represent 1.83% of the population (naughty Kaufman!) (So I guess we can say 98.2% of returns are in). Unless the SOS can get them to upload their results, it will probably require phone calls or letters.

I need to check on the lege council web site as well. They compile the results for redistricting purposes, which would be the easiest to use when it is completed.

Excellent work!

So probably what I will do later is go through and generated a map of Texas indicating reporting status to make it an easier visual reference.

Texas has so many counties that I can't even quantify how much time I spent searching county websites back after the 2018 election, so again this makes it so much easier for anyone trying to locate data being able to pull the vast majority of them off of the google drive!

I can do a map.

It would be a monumental task to normalize the data.

What is interesting is that most of the counties that don't have results, don't have their own website. Instead they use websites hosted by the association of counties. All they have to do is put links to files. It appears that the links are actually inserted by the niece of the county clerk who is taking a computer literacy class in high school. Depending on the timing she may be off to college when the general election came around, and so there may be results from the primaries in the spring or not the general elections. You may also find links to previous years elections but not 2020.

During the 2019 session, the LWV was complaining that there were not sample ballots on county web sites, or information about polling places, so voters who live in a county of 3000 people without internet service beyond dial-up would not know when or where to vote.

So they made counties post all this information on the county web site. Meanwhile the requirement to send to the SOS precinct canvass results has been in effect for a decade but is not enforced. I suspect that county election officials will forget to post sample ballots, etc. for the next election.

Bolded a section of special interest...

I recall experiencing this in 2018 when trying to bird dog Texas precinct results from County websites, and being like WTF is this ??

Trying to track down County websites in Missouri (Searching for official precinct results in '18), I noticed a similar phenomenon, where many counties did not even have their own websites!

Personally I would love to see a large massive scale infrastructure bill pass early on in Biden's first Year.

I said the same thing in Trump's 1st Year... would have proudly supported a massive infrastructure investment program, regardless of my Socialist Avatar, in order to rebuild the bridges, the roads, schools, and internet access for every county and every single community in America.

Biden's #2 Priority (COVID-19 being # 1), should be a massive infrastructure bill will benefits every State, every County, and with a significant investment in rural areas left behind under the "digital divide"...

Let's reunite America and rebuild America as well...

[jimrtex]

Edit: Reclassified Kimble and Pecos to pct_pct.

This is a final tally for all 254 counties.

format	counties	population	pop %
xlsx	39	9629810	32.86%
xls	8	154417	0.53%
xlsb	1	2126179	7.25%
txt	27	1150643	3.93%
csv	49	6487445	22.14%
asc	8	834196	2.85%
pdf	36	2962909	10.11%
xml	1	29060	0.10%
pct_pct	34	376750	1.29%
web	13	4969806	16.96%
none	38	586811	2.00%
	254	29308026	100.00%

I'll start from the bottom.

none 38 counties I could find no precinct results. This is 15.0% of counties, but the represent only 2.00% of the population.

I have included a link to the "elections" page or county clerk page. Some of these might not have entered the e-mail era (unless they still have an aol address). But you might be able to find a phone number or mailing address. In Texas, the default elections officer is the County Clerk, while the Tax Assessor/Collector is responsible for voter registration (this is a vestige of when there was  no voter registration, but you would simply show your poll tax receipt in order to vote).

A larger county may have a dedicated elections staff (or a staffer) under the county clerk, while in the smallest counties, the county clerk may be responsible for everything: marriage licenses, county records, etc. Some counties have a formal elections administrator. The county may decide to have an appointed elections administrator, who is appointed by the county clerk, the tax assessor/collector, the county judge, and the chairs of the Democratic and Republican parties. In the best cases, this may result in a hyper-nonpartisan technocrat (in one instance the elections administrator actually did not personally register to vote, so as to not have to choose a primary ballot). In other cases, it might be a little more partisan if four of the five appointers are from one party, elected on a partisan basis or a party chair, they are likely to also have some partisanship or less likely to act independently.

On some of the web sites there will be the summary results for the entire county. There might be precinct results, but not for November 2020. They likely exist if for no other reason that the vote counting machines produced the reports.

Footnote: In Texas, the county commissioners are elected from commissioners precincts. There are four commissioners in every county Loving (100 people) to Harris (4.75 million). Since election precincts can't cross commissioner precinct boundaries, every county has at least four election precincts. The commissioner precincts tend to be of similar area as well as roughly equal population. In many counties, the county commissioner is responsible for county facilities, particularly county roads in his commissioner precinct (I suspect in the smallest counties, a county road grader or dump truck is parked in his farm yard. A county barn is a building holding county vehicles. Redistricting involves not only making sure populations are balanced, but that facilities are balanced as well. In small counties, you may find all four precincts include part of the county seat (only town in the county, so as to balance population). In larger counties, the election precincts may be numbered based on commissioners precincts (101, ..., 201, ..., 301, ..., 401, ...).

This is illustrated for Washington County:

http://www.co.washington.tx.us/upload/page/0898/docs/Elections/new%20washington%20county%20map.pdf

The black-yellow-black lines separate commissioner precincts. The numbers in red are election precinct numbers (the precinct numbers run from 01 to 21, with the commissioner precinct as a prefix).

The commissioners precincts converge in Brenham, the county seat and largest town (see bottom inset). It appears that commissioners precincts 1 and 4 have had to expand at the expense of 2 and 3 to balance population.

Take particular attention to the secondary inset at the lower right (box in main inset). Election Precinct 307 crosses Election Precinct 104. Precinct 307 is only the width or Park Street, but where it dead-ends at Main Street is the Washington County Courthouse. The Precinct 3 commissioner can drive to the courthouse without leaving his district. This feature does not exist for the Precinct 2 commissioner.

Kaufman	138814	none	https://www.kaufmancounty.net/elections/about/
Starr	64930	none	http://www.co.starr.tx.us/page/starr.County.Clerk
Matagorda	36638	none	http://www.co.matagorda.tx.us/page/matagorda.Elections
Washington	36059	none	http://www.co.washington.tx.us/page/washington.Elections
Kleberg	30568	none	http://www.co.kleberg.tx.us/page/kleberg.Elections
Uvalde	26768	none	https://uvaldecounty.com/index.php/county/electionsadministrator
Willacy	21295	none	http://www.co.willacy.tx.us/page/willacy.Elections
Gonzales	20920	none	http://www.co.gonzales.tx.us/page/gonzales.County.Clerk
Lavaca	20226	none	https://www.co.lavaca.tx.us/page/lavaca.Elections
Freestone	19709	none	http://www.co.freestone.tx.us/page/freestone.Elections
Jackson	14816	none	http://www.co.jackson.tx.us/page/jackson.VotingElectionInformation
Newton	13526	none	http://www.co.newton.tx.us/page/newton.Elections
Lamb	12805	none	http://www.co.lamb.tx.us/page/lamb.ElectionsHome
Live Oak	12262	none	http://www.co.live-oak.tx.us/page/liveoak.Elections
Zavala	11853	none	http://www.co.zavala.tx.us/page/Elections
Dimmit	10134	none	http://www.dimmitcounty.org/departments/county-clerk/
Jack	8926	none	http://www.jackcounty.org/clerk/
McCulloch	7960	none	http://www.co.mcculloch.tx.us/page/mcculloch.ElectionInfo
Castro	7487	none	http://www.co.castro.tx.us/page/castro.County.Clerk
Childress	7327	none	http://www.childresscountytexas.us/
Presidio	6614	none	http://www.co.presidio.tx.us/page/presidio.Voting.Elections
San Saba	6049	none	http://www.co.san-saba.tx.us/page/sansaba.Elections
Delta	5339	none	https://www.deltacountytx.com/elections.html
Hudspeth	5000	none	http://www.co.hudspeth.tx.us/page/hudspeth.Elections
Mills	4867	none	https://www.co.mills.tx.us/page/mills.Elections
Mason	4295	none	http://www.co.mason.tx.us/page/mason.Elections
Sutton	3747	none	https://www.co.sutton.tx.us/government/county_offices/county_clerk/index.php
Upton	3682	none	http://www.co.upton.tx.us/page/upton.elections
Kinney	3673	none	http://www.co.kinney.tx.us/page/kinney.Elections
Knox	3660	none	https://www.knoxcountytexas.org/offices.htm
Lipscomb	3227	none	http://www.co.lipscomb.tx.us/page/lipscomb.ElectionInformation
Cochran	2831	none	http://www.co.cochran.tx.us/page/cochran.County.Clerk
Concho	2616	none	https://newtools.cira.state.tx.us/page/concho.Elections
Dickens	2192	none	http://www.co.dickens.tx.us/page/dickens.Elections
Edwards	1926	none	http://www.co.edwards.tx.us/page/edwards.electionsnew
Armstrong	1886	none	http://www.co.armstrong.tx.us/page/armstrong.County.Clerk
Glasscock	1424	none	http://www.co.glasscock.tx.us/page/glasscock.Elections
Kent	758	none	http://www.kentcountytexas.us/

[jimrtex]

web 13 counties have posted precinct results on the county web sites BUT not on the SOS web sites.

*Seven counties marked with asterisk are counties that were not on previous lists.

Bexar	2026968	web	https://www.bexar.org/DocumentCenter/View/28546/November-3-2020-General-Election-by-Precinct-Text-File
El Paso	842368	web	https://el-paso-county-elections.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/files/000/003/188/original/Official_Final_Precinct_by_Precinct_Results.pdf?1605641831
Fort Bend	830093	web	https://www.fortbendcountytx.gov/home/showdocument?id=56566
Montgomery	619686	web	http://elections.mctx.org/pdf/GEN110320/Unofficial%20Precinct%20Report.pdf?ts=88346
*Nueces	364084	web	https://www.nuecesco.com/Home/ShowDocument?id=27609
Rockwall	107069	web	https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/TX/Rockwall/
Hunt	99603	web	http://www.huntcounty.net/page/hunt.election
*Milam	24828	web	http://www.milamcounty.net/upload/page/8929/2020%20General%20Election.pdf
*Montague	19826	web	https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/TX/Montague/106712/web.264614/#/summary
*Bosque	18723	web	http://www.bosquecounty.us/bosquewebsite/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Official-Results-PCT-by-PCT.pdf
*Hamilton	8457	web	http://www.co.hamilton.tx.us/upload/page/8825/Hamilton%20County%20Joint%20General%20Election%202020.pdf
*Jim Hogg	5192	web	http://www.co.jim-hogg.tx.us/upload/page/9452/2020%20Home/unofficial_election_precinct_results_11320.pdf
*Collingsworth	2909	web	http://www.co.collingsworth.tx.us/upload/page/8101/113general.pdf

[jimrtex]

Edit: Kimble and Pecos added in a new version of pct_pct file;

pctcpct_dataentry_20210122-1337.xlsx


pct_pct 34 counties are combined in a single file on the SOS Google Drive.

pctcpct_dataentry_20210122-1337.xlsx


There is another file with an earlier date, which appears to be the same data with fewer counties. I'm not sure what the nature of this file is. Perhaps instead of uploading the data in a file, election officials can enter the data directly in this file. But that seems like a lot of work since there are two rows per candidate (for all offices on the ballot - and there are lots of offices even for small counties).

A very few of these counties have other files on the SOS Google Drive. I'd probably use the pct_pct files since they are more easily accessible.

 

Van Zandt	56917	pct_pct
Val Verde	49037	pct_pct
Titus	32784	pct_pct
Calhoun	21283	pct_pct
Frio	20556	pct_pct
Falls	17251	pct_pct
Pecos	15849	pct_pct
Karnes	15664	pct_pct
Comanche	13609	pct_pct
Camp	13150	pct_pct
Rains	12644	pct_pct
Ward	12107	pct_pct
Sabine	10518	pct_pct
Brewster	9201	pct_pct
San Augustine	8186	pct_pct
Winkler	8083	pct_pct
Brooks	7082	pct_pct
Bailey	6987	pct_pct
Haskell	5638	pct_pct
Hansford	5382	pct_pct
Kimble	4315	pct_pct
Hardeman	3916	pct_pct
Baylor	3491	pct_pct
Real	3464	pct_pct
Crockett	3443	pct_pct
Donley	3242	pct_pct
Schleicher	2739	pct_pct
Jeff Davis	2268	pct_pct
Culberson	2153	pct_pct
Throckmorton	1490	pct_pct
Cottle	1389	pct_pct
Stonewall	1339	pct_pct
Sterling	1303	pct_pct
King	271	pct_pct

[RI]

FYI, the file for Coke County, TX appears to be incomplete.