The results of the 2020 US presidential election offer new insight into the state of American politics. Trump lost, but many Republican senators out performed expectations. The significance of these results is open to debate, but for this debate to progress participants must have access to the results in a workable format. Unfortunately, the US government does not provide a free, aggregated source of county level election results to the public. To remedy this, I provide the results of the federal house, senate, and presidential races here for anyone to use.
The data is sourced from the New York Times website, which receives its results from the National Election Pool / Edison Research.
Michael Webb 