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The most American-ancestry places in America

Counties and cities ranked by American ancestry — with how each one voted in 2024 and how it has shifted since 2020. Of the top 100 counties by american, 95 voted Republican and 5 Democratic in 2024 (median R+58.5); as a group they shifted −4.1 points toward Republicans from 2020 to 2024.

Counties ≥ 5,000 population, ranked by American. “2024” is the two-party presidential margin; “Since ’20” is the 2020→2024 shift in points (positive = toward Democrats). Sources: U.S. Census ACS 2024 5-year · 2020 U.S. Religion Census (ASARB) · MIT Election Lab.
#PlaceAmerican2024Since ’20
1Buchanan County, VA59.7%R R+70.5−3.0
2Dickenson County, VA49.9%R R+62.1−4.0
3Russell County, VA47.0%R R+67.4−3.9
4Smith County, MS44.6%R R+60.7−4.7
5Northampton County, VA43.3%D D+6.1−4.5
6Newton County, TX42.7%R R+66.6−5.7
7Lincoln County, KY41.5%R R+61.2−4.1
8Weakley County, TN40.6%R R+58.4−4.7
9Casey County, KY39.5%R R+76.4−3.1
10Mathews County, VA38.7%R R+39.2−3.6
11Scott County, VA36.5%R R+70.3−2.5
12Graham County, NC36.2%R R+63.7−3.6
13Jasper County, MS34.6%R R+5.0−5.5
14Washington County, MS34.4%D D+35.0−5.0
15Cass County, TX34.2%R R+65.7−6.5
16Menifee County, KY34.1%R R+57.7−7.3
17Benton County, TN34.0%R R+62.9−5.9
18Claiborne Parish, LA33.9%R R+22.1−6.3
19Carroll County, TN33.6%R R+61.6−5.7
20Henry County, TN33.5%R R+55.3−4.2
21LaSalle Parish, LA33.2%R R+82.7−1.6
22Patrick County, VA33.0%R R+60.3−2.3
23Wilkes County, NC32.8%R R+59.5−2.9
24Accomack County, VA32.8%R R+13.3−3.9
25Jasper County, TX32.2%R R+66.6−5.2
26Greenbrier County, WV32.1%R R+42.2−2.6
27Macon County, TN31.9%R R+74.3−2.8
28Perry County, MS31.5%R R+60.4−7.4
29Ashe County, NC31.3%R R+44.3+1.8
30Breathitt County, KY30.8%R R+59.3−7.0
31Garrard County, KY30.7%R R+60.2−3.6
32Chattooga County, GA30.4%R R+64.2−2.4
33Carroll County, VA30.2%R R+63.1−0.4
34Marion County, TX30.0%R R+52.5−8.7
35Clay County, KY29.4%R R+80.3−3.3
36Wythe County, VA29.4%R R+59.4−2.4
37Pulaski County, VA29.3%R R+44.5−3.1
38Grayson County, VA29.1%R R+62.1−0.7
39Lowndes County, AL28.4%D D+37.3−8.6
40Fulton County, KY28.4%R R+39.9−6.4
41Lewis County, KY27.7%R R+75.7−4.9
42Morgan County, KY27.3%R R+63.5−7.2
43Smyth County, VA27.2%R R+60.2−4.0
44Fleming County, KY26.8%R R+60.6−3.2
45Walker County, AL26.7%R R+71.7−3.8
46Tazewell County, VA26.7%R R+68.7−1.5
47Boyle County, KY26.4%R R+29.0−4.3
48Webster Parish, LA26.4%R R+36.5−5.4
49Red River County, TX26.0%R R+61.7−5.5
50Mercer County, KY25.6%R R+50.5−3.9
51Tift County, GA25.4%R R+35.7−2.1
52Nicholas County, KY25.4%R R+49.0−6.2
53Carter County, TN25.4%R R+63.2−1.8
54Magoffin County, KY25.1%R R+64.1−9.7
55Alexander County, NC25.1%R R+59.7−1.7
56Bath County, KY24.9%R R+51.3−8.4
57Montgomery County, KY24.9%R R+46.6−4.8
58Clay County, TN24.9%R R+66.6−9.6
59Halifax County, VA24.7%R R+21.0−5.9
60Henry County, VA24.6%R R+32.8−3.6
61Lunenburg County, VA24.6%R R+22.8−4.1
62Middlesex County, VA24.5%R R+27.3−2.1
63Elliott County, KY24.4%R R+61.9−10.7
64Gloucester County, VA24.3%R R+38.2−2.7
65Pittsylvania County, VA24.2%R R+43.1−3.2
66Johnson County, KY24.1%R R+70.7−3.5
67Rockcastle County, KY24.1%R R+73.1−3.2
68Swain County, NC24.1%R R+23.7−4.1
69Floyd County, VA24.0%R R+37.1−2.8
70King and Queen County, VA24.0%R R+25.6−4.7
71Obion County, TN23.8%R R+64.9−4.3
72Prince Edward County, VA23.8%R R+2.6−8.2
73Trousdale County, TN23.6%R R+58.9−10.8
74Nottoway County, VA23.5%R R+22.3−7.4
75Marshall County, TN23.4%R R+56.6−6.6
76Franklin County, AL23.3%R R+73.2−7.2
77St. Lucie County, FL23.3%R R+9.1−7.5
78Spalding County, GA23.2%R R+16.7+4.2
79Bristol city, VA23.2%R R+39.6−0.7
80Red River Parish, LA22.9%R R+27.3−8.7
81Washington County, VA22.9%R R+53.1−0.6
82Carroll County, GA22.8%R R+41.2−2.2
83Charlotte County, VA22.8%R R+32.5−8.3
84Maury County, TN22.7%R R+44.6−8.1
85Perry County, TN22.7%R R+69.5−6.4
86Montgomery County, AL22.6%D D+30.6−0.9
87Morris County, TX22.6%R R+51.2−11.7
88Butts County, GA22.5%R R+45.2−1.6
89Johnson County, TN22.5%R R+69.3−2.4
90Lee County, VA22.5%R R+72.0−2.8
91Bryan County, OK22.3%R R+58.6−2.1
92Barbour County, AL22.2%R R+14.7−7.0
93Smith County, TN22.2%R R+64.9−6.0
94Unicoi County, TN22.2%R R+62.0−2.0
95Northumberland County, VA22.2%R R+21.1−5.3
96Fayette County, AL22.1%R R+71.9−4.5
97Alleghany County, NC22.0%R R+51.8−1.8
98Radford city, VA22.0%D D+0.5−8.5
99Bladen County, NC21.6%R R+20.4−6.6
100Cullman County, AL21.5%R R+80.3−2.9
Incorporated places ≥ 5,000 population. City presidential results are precinct-derived for 2008–2024, so the “Since ’20” shift uses the same modern series.
#PlaceAmerican2024Since ’20
1Martin, TN40.6%R R+36.5−5.7
2Greenville, MS34.4%D D+47.4−3.8
3Atlanta, TX34.2%R R+58.5−4.2
4McKenzie, TN34.0%R R+54.8−3.4
5Paris, TN33.5%R R+36.5−5.8
6Jasper, TX32.2%R R+27.3−8.5
7Lafayette, TN31.9%R R+70.3−1.1
8Wytheville, VA29.4%R R+38.4−1.8
9Pulaski, VA29.3%R R+42.5−4.0
10Marion, VA27.2%R R+42.9+1.5
11Jasper, AL26.7%R R+56.4−4.7
12Richlands, VA26.7%R R+68.0−2.0
13Danville, KY26.4%R R+6.5−2.8
14Minden, LA26.4%R R+2.8−10.0
15Harrodsburg, KY25.6%R R+40.3−5.5
16Tifton, GA25.4%R R+17.3−2.3
17Elizabethton, TN25.4%R R+51.2−1.5
18Mount Sterling, KY24.9%R R+40.4−10.4
19South Boston, VA24.7%D D+5.9−20.9
20Collinsville, VA24.6%R R+33.8−2.3
21Gloucester Point, VA24.3%R R+33.8−0.9
22Union, TN23.8%R R+47.8−6.6
23Hartsville/Trousdale County, TN23.6%R R+58.8−10.6
24Lewisburg, TN23.4%R R+47.2−6.8
25Russellville, AL23.3%R R+54.2−12.6
26Fort Pierce, FL23.3%D D+7.8−13.2
27Fort Pierce North, FL23.3%D D+53.2−17.3
28Fort Pierce South, FL23.3%R R+13.1−12.0
29Indian River Estates, FL23.3%R R+39.2−3.8
30Lakewood Park, FL23.3%R R+24.4−4.5
31Port St. Lucie, FL23.3%R R+6.9−7.2
32River Park, FL23.3%R R+20.9−12.1
33White City, FL23.3%R R+32.4−6.3
34Griffin, GA23.2%D D+11.9+2.5
35Bristol, VA23.2%R R+39.6−0.7
36Abingdon, VA22.9%R R+31.3+6.8
37Carrollton, GA22.8%R R+14.2−7.7
38Fairfield Plantation, GA22.8%R R+43.8+2.7
39Temple, GA22.8%R R+29.5+3.3
40Columbia, TN22.7%R R+33.5−9.9
41Montgomery, AL22.6%D D+38.6−0.1
42Pike Road, AL22.6%R R+8.4−0.8
43Jackson, GA22.5%R R+45.5−30.2
44Farmville, VA22.5%D D+15.3−3.4
45Durant, OK22.3%R R+44.9−0.8
46Eufaula, AL22.2%R R+9.2−3.1
47Erwin, TN22.2%R R+58.8−2.6
48Radford, VA22.0%D D+0.5−8.5
49Cullman, AL21.5%R R+71.4−2.6
50Moultrie, GA21.5%R R+9.1−6.1

Rankings suppress places below 5,000 population, where small-sample ACS shares get noisy. Demographic shares are American Community Survey 5-year estimates (ancestry table B04006, language C16001) and the 2020 U.S. Religion Census; every figure traces to a named federal or academic source. The vote columns are presidential — a place can be demographically homogeneous and politically split, which is exactly what these tables are built to show.