Full List of Counties Donald Trump Flipped From Kamala Harris

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Donald Trump has flipped 54 counties across the U.S. from blue to red on his way to victory, according to the data now available, gaining support in areas of the country which had long been Democratic strongholds.

On Wednesday, the Republican nominee was elected president with 277 electoral college votes over his Democratic rival Kamala Harris' 224, also winning the popular vote. It was a historic comeback that spoke of the frustration a majority of the American electorate felt with the Biden-Harris administration and concerns over the country's economy and immigration.

The clearest sign of this malaise among the American electorate is just how many counties across the country flipped in favor of Trump, while none flipped from red to blue. Trump triumphed in places where a GOP candidate hadn't won in decades, including Starr County in Texas, where Trump became the first Republican to win since 1892, and Carlton County in Minnesota, where a Republican presidential candidate had not won since 1928.

Below is a list of all the counties that flipped from blue to red and gave Donald Trump the victory, based on data from The New York Times.

Anson County, North Carolina (51 percent for Trump)
Atlantic County, New Jersey (51 percent for Trump)
Baldwin County, Georgia (51 percent for Trump)
Berlin, New Hampshire (51 percent for Trump)
Blue Earth County, Minnesota (49.6 percent for Trump)
Cameron County, Texas (53 percent for Trump)
Carlton County, Minnesota (50 percent for Trump)
Clinton County, New York (51 percent for Trump)
Culberson County, Texas (58 percent for Trump)
Cumberland County, New Jersey (52 percent for Trump)
Duval County, Texas (55 percent for Trump)
Duval County, Florida (50 percent for Trump)
Erie County, Pennsylvania (50.3 percent for Trump)
Essex County, New York (50.2 percent for Trump)
Gloucester County, New Jersey (51 percent for Trump)
Hillsborough County, Florida (51 percent for Trump)
Iberville Parish, Louisiana (49.6 percent for Trump)
Jasper County, South Carolina (54 percent for Trump)
Jasper County, Mississippi (52 percent for Trump)
Jefferson County, Georgia (50.4 percent for Trump)
Kent County, Maryland (54 percent for Trump)
Marengo County, Alabama (52 percent for Trump)
Marshall County, Mississippi (53 percent for Trump)
Miami-Dade County, Florida (55 percent for Trump)
Monroe County, Pennsylvania (50.1 percent for Trump)
Nassau County, New York (52 percent for Trump)
Nash County, North Carolina (51 percent for Trump)
Nicollet County, Minnesota (49.3 percent for Trump)
Northampton County, Pennsylvania (51 percent for Trump)
Orleans County, New York (49 percent for Trump)
Osceola County, Florida (50.2 percent for Trump)
Pasquotank County, North Carolina (52 percent for Trump)
Pike County, Mississippi (51 percent for Trump)
Pinellas County, Florida (52 percent for Trump)
Prince Edward County, Virginia (51 percent for Trump)
Rockland County, New York (56 percent for Trump)
Seminole County, Florida (51 percent for Trump)
Socorro County, New Mexico (51 percent for Trump)
Sauk County, Wisconsin (50 percent for Trump)
Scott County, Iowa (51 percent for Trump)
Starr County, Texas (58 percent for Trump)
St. James Parish, Louisiana (50.1 percent for Trump)
Surry County, Virginia (49.7 percent for Trump)
Talbot County, Maryland (52 percent for Trump)
Tarrant County, Texas (52 percent for Trump)
Tensas Parish, Louisiana (51 percent for Trump)
Tippecanoe County, Indiana (49.2 percent for Trump)
Warren County, Mississippi (52 percent for Trump)
Washington County, Georgia (51 percent for Trump)
Webb County, Texas (51 percent for Trump)
Willacy County, Texas (51 percent for Trump)
Williamson County, Texas (50 percent for Trump)
Winona County, Minnesota (52 percent for Trump)
Ziebach County, South Dakota (50 percent for Trump)

The Republican President-elect won Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, West Virginia, and Wyoming.

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