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Explore every American place.

Three ways in: jump to a state, pick a political typology, or drill down by geography level. Or just type an address.

Browse by state

Every US state plus DC. Click a state to see its full political profile; the small links beneath each state name jump straight to the per-state county, metro, congressional, or media-market index.

Or by political typology
New American
Heavily non-English-speaking — the hardest swing to Trump in 2024.
e.g. Clark, NV · Hillsborough, FL · Riverside, CA
Florida Surge
Florida coastal and retiree counties that moved sharply right.
e.g. Volusia, FL · Marion, FL · Manatee, FL
Black Belt
Black-majority rural South, long Democratic, now trending Republican.
e.g. Decatur, GA · Russell, AL · Chambers, AL
Heartland Swing
Industrial Midwest swing counties drifting steadily Republican.
e.g. Sandusky, OH · Jasper, IA · Mercer, IL
Appalachian Realigners
Lower-income Greater Appalachia — a long, deep Democratic-to-Republican arc.
e.g. Henry, MO · Nicholas, WV · St. Francois, MO
Evangelical Deep South
Deeply Republican, heavily Baptist Deep South.
e.g. Coffee, TN · Dyer, TN · Covington, AL
Texan Right
East Texas and the Piney Woods — solidly Republican, with a Latino presence.
e.g. Nacogdoches, TX · Taylor, TX · Anderson, TX
Industrial Catholic Metro
Mid-size industrial metros — the most competitive, swing-prone ground.
e.g. Sangamon, IL · Beaufort, SC · Brevard, FL
Sunbelt Conservative
Affluent, predominantly white Sunbelt — reliably Republican.
e.g. Suwannee, FL · Grayson, TX · Bay, FL
Diversifying Metro
Mid-size metros growing more diverse and trending Democratic.
e.g. Dauphin, PA · Virginia Beach, VA · Douglas, NE
Farm Belt
Rural Plains and Midwest farm counties — Republican, modest movement.
e.g. Ionia, MI · Livingston, IL · Warren, MO
Stable Rural Right
Mountain, Plains, and rural Republican counties near their ceiling.
e.g. Jasper, MO · Butler, KS · Augusta, VA
Realigning Affluent Suburb
College-educated affluent suburbs — the one bloc moving Democratic.
e.g. El Paso, CO · Platte, MO · Johnson, KS
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Reference

For methodology, glossary, and the project roadmap, see about, methodology, glossary, and roadmap.

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