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Noble County in presidential elections, 1852-2024

Noble County has voted in 44 presidential elections in this record, from 1852 to 2024. It went Republican 39 times and Democratic 5 times. It has voted Republican in every presidential election since 2000, 7 in a row; the last Democrat to carry it was Bill Clinton in 1996, by 3.3 points. In 2024 Donald J Trump won it with 81.97% of the vote, a 64.6-point margin over Kamala D Harris. Measured as the Republican share minus the Democratic share, the county was 53.4 points more Republican than Ohio, and it ranked 7th of 88 counties from most Republican to most Democratic, the most Republican standing it has had among the 88 in any election since 1856.

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What 44 elections add up to

Each line is worked out from the table further down. "Margin" there is the winner's share minus the runner-up's; "lean" is the Republican share minus the Democratic share.

With the nation
Noble County voted for the candidate who won the presidency in 30 of 44 elections, 19th among Ohio's 88 counties by that count (tied with 12 others). The most recent miss was 2020, when it voted for Donald J Trump and the country elected Joe Biden.
With Ohio
It voted the same way as Ohio as a whole in 36 of 44 elections. The last time it parted from the state was 2012: Mitt Romney carried the county, Barack H. Obama carried Ohio.
Years it changed sides
The party carrying the county changed 9 times: in 1856, 1912, 1916, 1932, 1936, 1964, 1968, 1996 and 2000.
Closest result
1932: Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic) over Herbert Hoover by 0.20 points, 16 votes.
Widest result
2024: Donald J Trump (Republican) with 81.97%, 64.6 points ahead of Kamala D Harris.
Biggest move toward the Republicans
From 1964 to 1968 the margin moved 31.1 points toward the Republicans, from D+13.0 to R+18.0. Lean counts only the two major parties; George Wallace (American Independent) took 11.9% in 1968.
Biggest move toward the Democrats
From 1960 to 1964 the margin moved 45.0 points toward the Democrats, from R+32.0 to D+13.0.
Outside the two parties
H. Ross Perot (Independent) took 24.29% in 1992, 1,429 votes, the largest share any candidate outside the two major parties has won in the county.
Where it stands among the 88
Ranked by margin each year, from most Republican (1st) to most Democratic, the county stood highest in 2024 (7th of 88, R+64.6) and lowest in 1992 (57th of 88, R+0.4). Since 2000 it has moved from 46th to 7th.
Votes and turnout
2,807 votes were counted for president in 1852 and 6,161 in 2024. Turnout in 2024 was 77.33% of registered voters, 16th among the 88 counties (Ohio: 71.71%).

Every election at a glance

One bar per election, oldest at the left; bar height is the winning margin, color the winner's party. The dot rows mark the years the county matched Ohio's winner and the nation's. Each bar opens that year's full count.

Presidential election results by margin, NobleNoble's presidential margin has run from 1852 to 2024; bar height is the winning margin, color the winning party.1852: Franklin Pierce (D), 21.4-point margin1852: matched Ohio’s winner1852: matched the nation1856: John C. Frémont (R), 8.6-point margin1856: matched Ohio’s winner1856: missed the nation1860: Abraham Lincoln (R), 8.0-point margin1860: matched Ohio’s winner1860: matched the nation1864: Abraham Lincoln (NU), 12.5-point margin1864: matched Ohio’s winner1864: matched the nation1868: Ulysses S. Grant (R), 12.5-point margin1868: matched Ohio’s winner1868: matched the nation1872: Ulysses S. Grant (R), 10.6-point margin1872: matched Ohio’s winner1872: matched the nation1876: Rutherford B. Hayes (R), 3.0-point margin1876: matched Ohio’s winner1876: matched the nation1880: James A. Garfield (R), 5.9-point margin1880: matched Ohio’s winner1880: matched the nation1884: James G. Blaine (R), 7.1-point margin1884: matched Ohio’s winner1884: missed the nation1888: Benjamin Harrison (R), 9.0-point margin1888: matched Ohio’s winner1888: matched the nation1892: Benjamin Harrison (R), 6.2-point margin1892: matched Ohio’s winner1892: missed the nation1896: William McKinley (R), 4.9-point margin1896: matched Ohio’s winner1896: matched the nation1900: William McKinley (R), 10.7-point margin1900: matched Ohio’s winner1900: matched the nation1904: Theodore Roosevelt (R), 22.4-point margin1904: matched Ohio’s winner1904: matched the nation1908: William Howard Taft (R), 11.1-point margin1908: matched Ohio’s winner1908: matched the nation1912: Woodrow Wilson (D), 0.9-point margin1912: matched Ohio’s winner1912: matched the nation1916: Charles Evans Hughes (R), 2.5-point margin1916: missed Ohio’s winner1916: missed the nation1920: Warren G. Harding (R), 18.1-point margin1920: matched Ohio’s winner1920: matched the nation1924: Calvin Coolidge (R), 25.5-point margin1924: matched Ohio’s winner1924: matched the nation1928: Herbert Hoover (R), 33.8-point margin1928: matched Ohio’s winner1928: matched the nation1932: Franklin D. Roosevelt (D), 0.2-point margin1932: matched Ohio’s winner1932: matched the nation1936: Alf Landon (R), 6.2-point margin1936: missed Ohio’s winner1936: missed the nation1940: Wendell Willkie (R), 23.7-point margin1940: missed Ohio’s winner1940: missed the nation1944: Thomas E. Dewey (R), 29.8-point margin1944: matched Ohio’s winner1944: missed the nation1948: Thomas E. Dewey (R), 18.0-point margin1948: missed Ohio’s winner1948: missed the nation1952: Dwight D. Eisenhower (R), 32.7-point margin1952: matched Ohio’s winner1952: matched the nation1956: Dwight D. Eisenhower (R), 33.0-point margin1956: matched Ohio’s winner1956: matched the nation1960: Richard Nixon (R), 32.0-point margin1960: matched Ohio’s winner1960: missed the nation1964: Lyndon B. Johnson (D), 13.0-point margin1964: matched Ohio’s winner1964: matched the nation1968: Richard Nixon (R), 18.0-point margin1968: matched Ohio’s winner1968: matched the nation1972: Richard Nixon (R), 38.0-point margin1972: matched Ohio’s winner1972: matched the nation1976: Gerald Ford (R), 6.9-point margin1976: missed Ohio’s winner1976: missed the nation1980: Ronald Reagan (R), 20.5-point margin1980: matched Ohio’s winner1980: matched the nation1984: Ronald Reagan (R), 36.5-point margin1984: matched Ohio’s winner1984: matched the nation1988: George H.W. Bush (R), 20.3-point margin1988: matched Ohio’s winner1988: matched the nation1992: George H.W. Bush (R), 0.4-point margin1992: missed Ohio’s winner1992: missed the nation1996: Bill Clinton (D), 3.3-point margin1996: matched Ohio’s winner1996: matched the nation2000: George W. Bush (R), 19.0-point margin2000: matched Ohio’s winner2000: matched the nation2004: George W. Bush (R), 18.1-point margin2004: matched Ohio’s winner2004: matched the nation2008: John McCain (R), 15.8-point margin2008: missed Ohio’s winner2008: missed the nation2012: Mitt Romney (R), 24.4-point margin2012: missed Ohio’s winner2012: missed the nation2016: Donald Trump (R), 55.3-point margin2016: matched Ohio’s winner2016: matched the nation2020: Donald J Trump (R), 62.5-point margin2020: matched Ohio’s winner2020: missed the nation2024: Donald J Trump (R), 64.6-point margin2024: matched Ohio’s winner2024: matched the nation1852187218921912193219521972199220122024
Presidential election results by margin, NobleNoble's presidential margin has run from 1852 to 2024; bar height is the winning margin, color the winning party.Source: Wikipedia · as of 2026-09-18 · Download this chart
The numbers behind this figure, as a table
YearWinnerPartyMarginMatched Ohio's winnerMatched the nation
1852Franklin PierceD21.4 pointsmatchedmatched
1856John C. FrémontR8.6 pointsmatchedmissed
1860Abraham LincolnR8.0 pointsmatchedmatched
1864Abraham LincolnNU12.5 pointsmatchedmatched
1868Ulysses S. GrantR12.5 pointsmatchedmatched
1872Ulysses S. GrantR10.6 pointsmatchedmatched
1876Rutherford B. HayesR3.0 pointsmatchedmatched
1880James A. GarfieldR5.9 pointsmatchedmatched
1884James G. BlaineR7.1 pointsmatchedmissed
1888Benjamin HarrisonR9.0 pointsmatchedmatched
1892Benjamin HarrisonR6.2 pointsmatchedmissed
1896William McKinleyR4.9 pointsmatchedmatched
1900William McKinleyR10.7 pointsmatchedmatched
1904Theodore RooseveltR22.4 pointsmatchedmatched
1908William Howard TaftR11.1 pointsmatchedmatched
1912Woodrow WilsonD0.9 pointsmatchedmatched
1916Charles Evans HughesR2.5 pointsmissedmissed
1920Warren G. HardingR18.1 pointsmatchedmatched
1924Calvin CoolidgeR25.5 pointsmatchedmatched
1928Herbert HooverR33.8 pointsmatchedmatched
1932Franklin D. RooseveltD0.2 pointsmatchedmatched
1936Alf LandonR6.2 pointsmissedmissed
1940Wendell WillkieR23.7 pointsmissedmissed
1944Thomas E. DeweyR29.8 pointsmatchedmissed
1948Thomas E. DeweyR18.0 pointsmissedmissed
1952Dwight D. EisenhowerR32.7 pointsmatchedmatched
1956Dwight D. EisenhowerR33.0 pointsmatchedmatched
1960Richard NixonR32.0 pointsmatchedmissed
1964Lyndon B. JohnsonD13.0 pointsmatchedmatched
1968Richard NixonR18.0 pointsmatchedmatched
1972Richard NixonR38.0 pointsmatchedmatched
1976Gerald FordR6.9 pointsmissedmissed
1980Ronald ReaganR20.5 pointsmatchedmatched
1984Ronald ReaganR36.5 pointsmatchedmatched
1988George H.W. BushR20.3 pointsmatchedmatched
1992George H.W. BushR0.4 pointsmissedmissed
1996Bill ClintonD3.3 pointsmatchedmatched
2000George W. BushR19.0 pointsmatchedmatched
2004George W. BushR18.1 pointsmatchedmatched
2008John McCainR15.8 pointsmissedmissed
2012Mitt RomneyR24.4 pointsmissedmissed
2016Donald TrumpR55.3 pointsmatchedmatched
2020Donald J TrumpR62.5 pointsmatchedmissed
2024Donald J TrumpR64.6 pointsmatchedmatched

Year by year, 1852 to 2024

Newest first. Rank is the county's place among Ohio's counties that year from most Republican (1) to most Democratic, by lean. Lincoln's 1864 National Union ticket is counted as Republican and Horace Greeley's 1872 Liberal Republican ticket, which the Democrats also nominated, as Democratic; 1852 had no Republican ticket, so it has no lean or rank.

YearCarried byPartyShareRunner-upMarginLeanOhioRankWith OhioWith the nation
2024 Donald J TrumpRepublican81.97%Kamala D Harris 64.6R+64.6R+11.2 7YesYes
2020 Donald J TrumpRepublican80.96%Joseph R Biden Jr. 62.5R+62.5R+8.0 8YesNo
2016 Donald TrumpRepublican75.65%Hillary Clinton 55.3R+55.3R+8.1 11YesYes
2012 Mitt RomneyRepublican60.68%Barack Obama 24.4R+24.4D+3.0 22NoNo
2008 John McCainRepublican55.9%Barack Obama 15.8R+15.8D+4.6 37NoNo
2004 George W. BushRepublican58.73%John Kerry 18.1R+18.1R+2.1 46YesYes
2000 George W. BushRepublican57.36%Al Gore 19.0R+19.0R+3.5 46YesYes
1996 Bill ClintonDemocratic42.91%Robert Dole 3.3D+3.3D+6.4 55YesYes
1992 George H.W. BushRepublican37.79%Bill Clinton 0.4R+0.4D+1.8 57NoNo
1988 George H.W. BushRepublican59.44%Michael Dukakis 20.3R+20.3R+10.8 51YesYes
1984 Ronald ReaganRepublican67.7%Walter F. Mondale 36.5R+36.5R+18.8 41YesYes
1980 Ronald ReaganRepublican57.38%Jimmy Carter 20.5R+20.5R+10.6 46YesYes
1976 Gerald FordRepublican52.48%Jimmy Carter 6.9R+6.9D+0.2 43NoNo
1972 Richard NixonRepublican68.22%George McGovern 38.0R+38.0R+21.6 34YesYes
1968 Richard NixonRepublican53.06%Hubert Humphrey 18.0R+18.0R+2.3 37YesYes
1964 Lyndon B. JohnsonDemocratic56.52%Barry Goldwater 13.0D+13.0D+25.9 27YesYes
1960 Richard NixonRepublican65.99%John F. Kennedy 32.0R+32.0R+6.6 19YesNo
1956 Dwight D. EisenhowerRepublican66.52%Adlai E. Stevenson 33.0R+33.0R+22.2 42YesYes
1952 Dwight D. EisenhowerRepublican66.33%Adlai Stevenson 32.7R+32.7R+13.5 27YesYes
1948 Thomas E. DeweyRepublican58.79%Harry S. Truman 18.0R+18.0D+0.2 18NoNo
1944 Thomas E. DeweyRepublican64.89%Franklin D. Roosevelt 29.8R+29.8R+0.4 21YesNo
1940 Wendell WillkieRepublican61.84%Franklin D. Roosevelt 23.7R+23.7D+4.4 16NoNo
1936 Alf LandonRepublican52.7%Franklin D. Roosevelt 6.2R+6.2D+20.6 7NoNo
1932 Franklin D. RooseveltDemocratic49.45%Herbert Hoover 0.2D+0.2D+2.9 31YesYes
1928 Herbert HooverRepublican66.45%Al Smith 33.8R+33.8R+30.4 55YesYes
1924 Calvin CoolidgeRepublican60.78%John W. Davis 25.5R+25.5R+34.6 48YesYes
1920 Warren G. HardingRepublican59.06%James M. Cox 18.1R+18.1R+19.9 46YesYes
1916 Charles Evans HughesRepublican50.33%Woodrow Wilson 2.5R+2.5D+7.7 26NoNo
1912 Woodrow WilsonDemocratic40.9%William Howard Taft 0.8D+0.8D+14.1 14YesYes
1908 William Howard TaftRepublican54.27%William Jennings Bryan 11.1R+11.1R+6.2 32YesYes
1904 Theodore RooseveltRepublican58.9%Alton B. Parker 22.4R+22.4R+25.4 40YesYes
1900 William McKinleyRepublican54.55%William Jennings Bryan 10.7R+10.7R+6.6 32YesYes
1896 William McKinleyRepublican51.86%William Jennings Bryan 4.9R+4.9R+4.8 41YesYes
1892 Benjamin HarrisonRepublican50.69%Grover Cleveland 6.2R+6.2R+0.1 33YesNo
1888 Benjamin HarrisonRepublican53.18%Grover Cleveland 9.1R+9.1R+2.3 31YesYes
1884 James G. BlaineRepublican52.27%Grover Cleveland 7.1R+7.1R+4.0 37YesNo
1880 James A. GarfieldRepublican50.55%Winfield Scott Hancock 5.9R+5.9R+4.7 42YesYes
1876 Rutherford B. HayesRepublican50.86%Samuel J. Tilden 3.0R+3.0R+1.1 39YesYes
1872 Ulysses S. GrantRepublican54.78%Horace Greeley 10.6R+10.6R+7.1 42YesYes
1868 Ulysses S. GrantRepublican56.24%Horatio Seymour 12.5R+12.5R+8.0 41YesYes
1864 Abraham LincolnNational Union56.23%George B. McClellan 12.5R+12.5R+12.7 44YesYes
1860 Abraham LincolnRepublican52.02%Stephen A. Douglas 8.0R+8.0R+10.0 47YesYes
1856 John C. FrémontRepublican51.81%James Buchanan 8.6R+8.6R+4.3 39YesNo
1852 Franklin PierceDemocratic52.97%Winfield Scott 21.4—— —YesYes

Turnout, 1996-2024

Ballots cast in the November general election per registered voter, as the Ohio Secretary of State reports them. This record holds county turnout from 1996 on.

YearRegisteredBallots castTurnout
20248,0816,24977.33%
20208,1386,46179.39%
20168,1176,16575.95%
20128,9386,07267.93%
20088,8956,36671.57%
20048,8796,79476.52%
20008,4086,21073.86%
19967,8735,69672.35%

Sources

Data from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0: 1852 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1856 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1860 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1864 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1868 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1872 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1876 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1880 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1884 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1888 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1892 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1896 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1900 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1904 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1908 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1912 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1916 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1920 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1924 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1928 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1932 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1936 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1940 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1944 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1948 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1952 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1956 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1960 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1964 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1968 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1972 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1976 United States presidential election in Ohio · 1980 United States presidential election in Ohio

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  3. U.S. Electoral College results by year · National Archives and Records Administration

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