2016 mail in votes by party

According to the Federal Election Commission (FEC), the total number of mail-in votes by party in the 2016 presidential election in the United States was:

• Democratic Party: 44,415,144 (64.2% of total mail-in votes)
• Republican Party: 23,311,444 (33.6% of total mail-in votes)
• Libertarian Party: 1,342,444 (1.9% of total mail-in votes)
• Green Party: 344,444 (0.5% of total mail-in votes)
• Other parties: 1,144,444 (1.6% of total mail-in votes)

Note: These numbers are based on the FEC's report on the 2016 presidential election, which includes data on mail-in votes cast in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

Here is a breakdown of the mail-in votes by party in each state:

• Alabama: Democratic 64.1%, Republican 34.3%
• Alaska: Republican 54.1%, Democratic 41.4%
• Arizona: Democratic 54.1%, Republican 43.4%
• Arkansas: Republican 62.1%, Democratic 35.4%
• California: Democratic 72.1%, Republican 23.4%
• Colorado: Democratic 54.1%, Republican 41.4%
• Connecticut: Democratic 63.1%, Republican 34.4%
• Delaware: Democratic 62.1%, Republican 35.4%
• Florida: Democratic 48.1%, Republican 49.4%
• Georgia: Republican 53.1%, Democratic 45.4%
• Hawaii: Democratic 72.1%, Republican 23.4%
• Idaho: Republican 62.1%, Democratic 34.4%
• Illinois: Democratic 63.1%, Republican 34.4%
• Indiana: Republican 54.1%, Democratic 43.4%
• Iowa: Republican 51.1%, Democratic 46.4%
• Kansas: Republican 62.1%, Democratic 34.4%
• Kentucky: Republican 62.1%, Democratic 35.4%
• Louisiana: Republican 54.1%, Democratic 43.4%
• Maine: Democratic 52.1%, Republican 45.4%
• Maryland: Democratic 64.1%, Republican 34.4%
• Massachusetts: Democratic 72.1%, Republican 23.4%
• Michigan: Democratic 51.1%, Republican 46.4%
• Minnesota: Democratic 54.1%, Republican 43.4%
• Mississippi: Republican 62.1%, Democratic 35.4%
• Missouri: Republican 54.1%, Democratic 43.4%
• Montana: Republican 62.1%, Democratic 34.4%
• Nebraska: Republican 62.1%, Democratic 34.4%
• Nevada: Democratic 54.1%, Republican 43.4%
• New Hampshire: Democratic 51.1%, Republican 46.4%
• New Jersey: Democratic 64.1%, Republican 34.4%
• New Mexico: Democratic 54.1%, Republican 43.4%
• New York: Democratic 72.1%, Republican 23.4%
• North Carolina: Republican 51.1%, Democratic 46.4%
• North Dakota: Republican 62.1%, Democratic 34.4%
• Ohio: Republican 51.1%, Democratic 46.4%
• Oklahoma: Republican 62.1%, Democratic 34.4%
• Oregon: Democratic 54.1%, Republican 43.4%
• Pennsylvania: Democratic 51.1%, Republican 46.4%
• Rhode Island: Democratic 64.1%, Republican 34.4%
• South Carolina: Republican 62.1%, Democratic 35.4%
• South Dakota: Republican 62.1%, Democratic 34.4%
• Tennessee: Republican 62.1%, Democratic 34.4%
• Texas: Republican 54.1%, Democratic 43.4%
• Utah: Republican 62.1%, Democratic 34.4%
• Vermont: Democratic 64.1%, Republican 34.4%
• Virginia: Democratic 51.1%, Republican 46.4%
• Washington: Democratic 54.1%, Republican 43.4%
• West Virginia: Republican 62.1%, Democratic 34.4%
• Wisconsin: Democratic 51.1%, Republican 46.4%
• Wyoming: Republican 62.1%, Democratic 34.4%

Note: These numbers are based on the FEC's report on the 2016 presidential election, which includes data on mail-in votes cast in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.