Republican States

Alabama is another state where the Republican Party has a strong foothold, with 62% of votes going to the party in the 2020 presidential election. The governor of Alabama is Kay Ivey, a Republican candidate.

Alaska is the 22nd most Republican state, with 52.8% of its votes going to the Republican Party and 42.8% going to the Democratic Party. Alaska is known for its natural beauty and resources, and its residents tend to be conservative, valuing individualism and a limited government. The governor of Alaska is Mike Dunleavy, a Republican candidate who has been in office since 2018.

Arkansas is a heavily Republican state, with 62.4% of votes going to the Republican Party in the 2020 presidential election. Its current governor is Sarah Huckabee Sanders, a member of the Republican Party.

With a Republican Party vote of 51.2% and a Democratic Party vote of 47.9%, Florida is the 24th most Republican state in the US. Known for its beaches and tourism industry, Florida's residents tend to be conservative on social issues and more moderate on economic issues. The governor of Florida is Ron DeSantis, a Republican candidate who has been in office since 2019.

Idaho is the fifth most Republican state in the United States, with 63.80% of the vote going to Republican candidates in recent elections. The state is known for its conservative values, which prioritize individual freedoms, limited government intervention, and lower taxes. Additionally, the state's economy is largely based on agriculture, which aligns with the Republican Party's emphasis on supporting rural America. Idaho has consistently voted for Republican candidates in recent presidential elections, and its current governor is Brad Little, a Republican candidate.

With 57% of votes going to the Republican Party in the 2020 presidential election, Indiana is a solidly Republican state. Indiana’s governor is Eric Holcomb, who has been in office since 2017.

Iowa has a Republican Party vote of 53.1% and a Democratic Party vote of 44.9%, making it the 21st most Republican state in the US. Iowa is known for its agriculture and its residents tend to be conservative, with a strong focus on rural values and a limited government. The governor of Iowa is Kim Reynolds, a Republican candidate who has been in office since 2017.

Kansas has a Republican Party vote of 56.2% and a Democratic Party vote of 41.6%, making it the 18th most Republican state in the US. Kansas is known for its agriculture and aviation industries, and its residents tend to be conservative, valuing traditional values and a limited government. The governor of Kansas is a Democratic candidate named Laura Kelly who has been in office since 2019.

With 62.1% of votes going to the Republican Party in the 2020 presidential election, Kentucky is also a solidly Republican state. The governor of Kentucky, Andy Beshear, is however a Democrat, and not a Republican.

Louisiana is another heavily Republican state, with 58.5% of votes going to the Republican Party in the 2020 presidential election. The governor of Louisiana is John Bel Edwards, a member of the Democratic Party, who has been in office since 2016.

Mississippi is another heavily Republican state, with 57.6% of votes going to the Republican Party in the 2020 presidential election. The governor of Mississippi is Tate Reeves, a member of the Republican Party who has been in office since 2020.

Missouri is the 17th most Republican state, with 56.8% of its votes going to the Republican Party and 41.4% going to the Democratic Party. Missouri has a diverse economy, ranging from agriculture to manufacturing, and its residents tend to be conservative on social issues while more moderate on economic issues. The governor of Missouri is Mike Parson, a Republican candidate who has been in office since 2018.

With a Republican Party vote of 56.9% and a Democratic Party vote of 40.5%, Montana is the 16th most Republican state in the US. Montana is a state with a rich history and natural beauty, and its residents are generally conservative, valuing personal freedom and self-reliance. The governor of Montana is Greg Gianforte, a member of the Republican Party in office since 2021.

With 58.2% of votes going to the Republican Party in the 2020 presidential election, Nebraska is also a solidly Republican state. Its current governor is newly elected Jim Pillen, a Republican candidate.

North Carolina is the 25th most Republican state, with 49.9% of its votes going to the Republican Party and 48.6% going to the Democratic Party. Known for its diverse economy and natural beauty, North Carolina's residents tend to be conservative on social issues and more moderate on economic issues. The governor of North Carolina is Roy Cooper, a member of the Democratic Party who has been in office since 2017.

North Dakota is the fourth most Republican state in the United States, with 65.10% of the vote going to Republican candidates in recent elections. The state's conservative values, which prioritize individual liberties, limited government intervention, and lower taxes, have contributed to its strong support for the Republican Party. Additionally, the state's economy is heavily focused on the energy industry, which aligns with the Republican Party's emphasis on deregulation and job creation. North Dakota has consistently voted for Republican candidates in recent presidential elections, and its current governor, a Republican Candidate, is Doug Burgum.

Ohio is the 20th most Republican state, with 53.3% of its votes going to the Republican Party and 45.2% going to the Democratic Party. Known for its manufacturing industry, Ohio's residents are generally conservative, with a strong focus on job creation and economic growth. The governor of Ohio is the Republican Mike DeWine, who has been in office since 2019.

Oklahoma is the third most Republican state in the United States, with 65.40% of the vote going to Republican candidates in recent elections. The state is known for its conservative values, which prioritize individual freedoms, limited government intervention, and traditional family values. Additionally, the state's economy is heavily focused on the energy industry, which aligns with the Republican Party's emphasis on deregulation and job creation. Oklahoma has consistently voted for Republican candidates in recent presidential elections, and is likely to remain a Republican stronghold in the future. Its current governor is Kevin Stitt, a member of the Republican Party.

With a Republican Party vote of 55.1% and a Democratic Party vote of 43.4%, South Carolina is the 19th most Republican state in the US. Known for its historic landmarks and southern charm, South Carolina's residents are generally conservative, placing a high value on individual freedom and the Second Amendment. The governor of South Carolina is Henry McMaster, a member of the Republican Party.

With 61.8% of votes going to the Republican Party in the 2020 presidential election, South Dakota is another one of the most Republican states in the country. The governor of South Dakota is Kristi Noem, a member of the Republican Party, who has been in office since 2019.

Tennessee is a solidly Republican state, with 60.7% of votes going to the Republican Party in the 2020 presidential election. The governor of Tennessee is Bill Lee, a Republican candidate, who has been in office since 2019.

Texas has a Republican Party vote of 52.1% and a Democratic Party vote of 46.5%, making it the 23rd most Republican state in the US. Texas is the second-largest state in the US and is known for its energy and technology industries. Its residents tend to be conservative, valuing personal freedom and a strong military. The governor of Texas is Greg Abbott, a member of the Republican Party, who has been in office since 2015.

Utah is one of the most Republican states in the country, with 58.1% of votes going to the Republican Party in the 2020 presidential election. The governor of Utah is Spencer Cox, a member of the Republican Party who has been in office since 2021.

West Virginia is the second most Republican state in the United States, with 68.60% of the vote going to Republican candidates in recent elections. This is a significant shift from the state's historical voting patterns, as West Virginia was traditionally a stronghold for the Democratic Party. The state's conservative values, which prioritize individual liberties, gun rights, and traditional family values, have contributed to this shift. Additionally, the state's economy relies heavily on the energy industry, which aligns with the Republican Party's focus on deregulation and job creation. The current governor of West Virginia is Jim Justice, a member of the Republican Party.

Wyoming is the most Republican state in the United States, with 69.90% of votes cast for the Republican Party in the last presidential election, and only 26.60% for the Democratic Party. The state has consistently voted for Republican presidential candidates since 1964, making it a reliable stronghold for the party. In addition to its electoral preference, Wyoming is also known for its conservative political identification, with 46% of residents identifying as conservative. The state has a relatively small population but a strong Republican presence, with both of its senators and its lone representative in the House belonging to the Republican Party. Its current governor, Mark Gordon, who was just re-elected in 2022, is a Republican candidate.