Oxford Presidential Election Results: Trump Vote

OXFORD, CT — President Donald Trump lost Connecticut in both the 2016 and 2020 general elections, and we're taking a look at how his vote total changed between the two elections.

On Tuesday night it was another big night for Democrats across Connecticut as they increased their majority in the General Assembly and swept all five congressional races.

So how did Trump's support in Oxford compare with his vote totals in 2016, when he was running against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton?

According to the Secretary of State's Office, Trump earned 5,118 votes in 2020 and in 2016 he secured 4,685 votes in Oxford. In 2020, Joe Biden received 3,269 votes and in 2016 Hillary Clinton received 2,398 votes.

For the entire state of Connecticut, Biden received more than 1 million votes compared to Trump's 700,000 in 2020. In 2016, Clinton received 897,572 votes and Trump received 673,215 votes.
Tuesday's vote climaxed a heated battle for control of the White House, unfolding during a pandemic that killed nearly a quarter of a million Americans before Election Day.

As of Wednesday afternoon, the presidential election was still too close to call and votes were still being tallied in several battleground states.

Stay on top of all the election news from across Connecticut:

• Election Results: Keep Up-To-Date On Every Race In CT
• CT Presidential Election Results: Donald Trump Vs. Joe Biden
• CT Election Results: 5 Congressional House Races

Correction: The headline has been corrected to show that Trump got more votes in 2020 than 2016 in Oxford.