Political Science: Presidential elections + Data

Includes precinct-level data for Presidential, Senate, House, state, and local elections starting with 2016. Also includes constituency-level Presidential, Senate, and House returns back to 1976 and county-level returns for the Presidency back to 2000. Also available via website and Github

Includes Precinct-level election data for U.S. State for elections from 2002 to 2012 and 2014

Project in process, with some data available. "Our goal is to create the first free, comprehensive, standardized, linked set of election data for the United States, including federal and statewide offices."

Contains the results of the 2000 presidential general election broken down by county, with some precinct data.

provides precinct-level election data for all federal and state races at and above State House for 1984-1990.

United States election and voting data back to 1789. Covers the American voter, to major and minor political parties, actual races for Congress, the presidency, and governorships. Coverage dates vary by office. Election data can be downloaded.

Includes precinct-level data for Presidential, Senate, House, state, and local elections starting with 2016. Also includes constituency-level Presidential, Senate, and House returns back to 1976 and county-level returns for the Presidency back to 2000. Also available via website and Github

In this repository, you’ll find Daily Kos Elections’ complete collection of statewide election results by congressional district and state legislative district. At the top are two summary tables: the first for districts that will be used starting with the 2022 elections, and the second for districts that were in use from 2011 through 2021. Below that, you'll find tables with links to detailed calculations for each state.

Elections data from Roper iPoll. Includes primary exit polls, national election exit day polls, and state election day exit polls.

The Clerk of the U.S. House Representatives lists elections results from 1920 to most recent, the official vote counts for presidential electors, U.S. senators, and U.S. Representatives.

a searchable collection of election returns from the earliest years of American democracy, 1787-1825.

Supplementary Empirical Teaching Units in Political Science (SETUPS) are computer-related modules designed for use in teaching introductory courses in American government and politics. Datasets are drawn from the American National Election (ANES)

One of the most comprehensive collection of web resources on the American presidency, including documents, public papers, executive orders, addresses, press conferences, debates, election data, approval ratings, much more. Data topics include Relations with Congress / Popularity / Public Appearances / Growth of the Executive Branch / Presidential Selection / State of the Union and Inaugural Address Charts / Presidential Disability

The Center for Responsive Politics provides information on campaign funds raised and spent by presidential and congressional candidates, lists of donations by state, economic sector, industry and interest, and top contributions.

Federal Election Commission site provides various legal documents on campaign finance law.

Allows users to find campaign finance data. Searchable by zip code, individual name or address, and political action committees. Also shows to whom celebrities contribute.

Federal Election Commission lists acronyms of political action committees.

U.S.Electoral College. NARA provides box scores for electoral college vote starting from 1789. List of states and numbers of votes assigned in electoral college, votes for electoral college in the past two elections and US Constitution and US code relating to presidential election.

From How Stuff Works. Provides an introduction to the electoral college including the present view on the system and links to other web resources.

This Library of Congress project presents the pages from records of Congressional debates on presidential elections, contested presidential elections, electoral colleges from 1789 to 1873.

covers presidential election results from 1789 to present, election laws, polls, electoral college debates, analysis and much more.

created by the National Museum of American History, provides links to web sites on the US presidency and presidents, bibliographies, an interactive timeline, hands-on activities, reference resources and more.

One of the most comprehensive collection of web resources on the American presidency, including documents, public papers, executive orders, addresses, press conferences, debates, election data, approval ratings, much more. Data topics include Relations with Congress / Popularity / Public Appearances / Growth of the Executive Branch / Presidential Selection / State of the Union and Inaugural Address Charts / Presidential Disability

CPD provides transcripts, images and video (real or enactments) of presidential election debates starting with 1858.

Documenting recent Presidential campaigns:
P2016 | P2012 | P2008 | P2004 | P2000

created by the America Museum of the Moving Images in cooperation with the Political Communication Center, University of Oklahoma, provides a history of presidential campaign commercials starting with 1952.

POTUS, a project of the Internet Public Library, includes biographies and portraits of the president, the first lady, and the vice-president, highlights of the presidency, election results, list of cabinet officers and sometimes biographical information about cabinet officers, historical documents and more.

contains cartoons from Harper's Weekly and other leading journals, Library Congress Collection of American Political Prints; 1860 - 1912.

created by the Library of Congress, presents the pages from records of Congressional debates and Congressional action on presidential elections, contested information and electoral votes from 1789 to 1873.

Since the 1920s the government documents section of the UCLA Library has built and maintained a Campaign Literature Collection, containing printed ephemeral election materials distributed by campaigns for local, state, and federal offices and ballot measures affecting the Los Angeles area. In response to changes in election campaigning brought about by the internet, in 1998 the Library also began to capture and preserve copies of campaign websites.

Archive of The National Atlas of the United States of America printable maps for presidential elections 1789-2012

offers the detailed national results for major and minor candidate for U.S. presidential election from 1789 to present. It contains information on candidates, parties, electoral vote total, maps, charts and more.