US Elections
Results, margins, swing and turnout for president, Congress, governors and states
Coverage: president, U.S. Senate and U.S. House (by district) 1976 to 2024, and county results of the presidential race 2000 to 2024. County, district and city results for all other races 2016 to 2024. Years or levels that are not loaded are not estimated. Local offices such as city councils and school boards are not included. City results (2016 to 2024, president, Senate, House and governor) are added up from precinct results; where a precinct crosses the city line its votes are split by population, so those numbers are estimates.
Certified US election results with margins, swing against the previous comparable race, turnout and partisan lean. The margin is the Republican share minus the Democratic share of all votes: R+ is a Republican lead, D+ a Democratic lead. Election-night rows marked unofficial are counts that are still changing.
Kamala D. Harris won Tustin with 55.8% of the vote, ahead of Donald J. Trump. 31,564 votes were counted. The party margin was a Democratic lead of 15.6 points. Compared with the previous presidential election in Tustin that is loaded, the margin moved 7.9 points toward Republicans.
Kamala D. Harris won Tustin with 55.8% of the vote, ahead of Donald J. Trump. 31,564 votes were counted. The party margin was a Democratic lead of 15.6 points. Compared with the previous presidential election in Tustin that is loaded, the margin moved 7.9 points toward Republicans.
City results are added up from precinct results. A precinct that lies only partly inside the city is split by the share of its residents (or registered voters) inside the city, so those numbers are estimates. A year is shown only when the matched precincts cover at least 90 percent of the city's estimated vote. Only president, U.S. Senate, U.S. House and governor have precinct results.
