Although Alaska is still a red state whose residents voted 53.1 percent for Donald Trump in 2020, it’s far down the list of the 25 states that had a majority vote for the president in November. (Trump carried the 49th state in 2016 with 51.28% of the vote.)
Presuming Georgia and Pennsylvania will be decided for the Democrats, we’ve come up with the list of where the 25 states ranked from “most red” to least. In terms of percentage voting for Trump, Alaska is fourth from the bottom of the red states, which will make it an easy target for Outside Democrat front groups in future election cycles.
Here’s the list:
- Wyoming: 70.4%
- West Virginia: 68.6%
- Oklahoma tie with North Dakota: 65.4%
- Idaho: 63.9%
- Arkansas: 62.4%
- Alabama: 62.2%
- Kentucky: 62.1%
- Tennessee: 60.7%
- South Dakota: 61.8%
- Nebraska tie with Louisiana: 58.5%
- Utah: 58.1%
- Mississippi: 57.6%
- Indiana: 57.1%
- Montana tie with Missouri: 56.8%
- Kansas: 56.1%
- South Carolina: 55.1%
- Ohio: 53.3%
- Iowa: 53.2%
- Alaska: 53.1%
- Texas: 52.1%
- Florida: 51.2%
- North Carolina: 50.1%
