Jefferson Davis Parish · county:22053
Geometry registry artifact: la-counties.geojson
Louisiana · county equivalent
Jefferson Davis Parish
FIPS 22053county:22053ProxyAlso indexed as: Jefferson Davis, Jeff Davis, Jeff Davis County
A permanent, source-linked view of the county's 2016, 2020, and 2024 presidential history, turnout, election-administration context, and non-conclusive review signals.
Coverage and geography notes
- This Census county equivalent is presented under the same county:<GEOID> contract as counties.
Presidential results
2016–2024 county history
| Year | Democratic | Republican | Other | Total | Winner / margin | Confidence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | 3,080Hillary Clinton · 21.57% | 10,775Donald Trump · 75.47% | 422 | 14,277 | Republican +7,695 (53.90%) | Proxy | Official Louisiana 2016 and 2020 parish presidential historical baseline rows |
| 2020 | 3,208Joe Biden · 21.62% | 11,423Donald Trump · 76.97% | 210 | 14,841 | Republican +8,215 (55.35%) | Proxy | Official Louisiana 2016 and 2020 parish presidential historical baseline rows |
| 2024 | 2,699Kamala Harris · 18.80% | 11,478Donald Trump · 79.94% | 181 | 14,358 | Republican +8,779 (61.14%) | Exact | Official Louisiana 2024 general election precinct CSV results |
“Other” includes all other loaded presidential candidates and write-ins. Margin is the absolute gap between the Democratic and Republican vote buckets, divided by all loaded presidential votes.
Participation
2024 turnout context
- Ballots cast
- 14,435
- Registered voters
- 20,982
- Reported/calculated rate
- 68.80%
- Reporting grain
- parish
Louisiana SOS post-election statistics qualified voters as of the close of registration records thirty days before the election; active and inactive status rows are included.
Official Louisiana 2024 parish post-election turnout statisticsAdministration context
Vote methods
No county-tagged vote-method rows are available.
Administration context
Voting equipment
Equipment metadata is jurisdiction context only. It is not a vote or turnout row, does not prove or disprove an advisory signal, and does not guarantee every precinct or ballot mode used one identical setup.
| Vendor | System | Type / use | Paper record | Tabulation | Confidence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sequoia | Jurisdiction does not use BMDs | DRE · county_context | vvpat | DRE | Proxy | Source |
Review context
Advisory indicators
These calculated indicators are prompts for checking source data, reporting grain, denominators, and local context. They are not evidence or findings of fraud, misconduct, or an incorrect election outcome.
No county-tagged advisory indicators are currently published for this profile.
Traceability
Sources and provenance
Official Louisiana 2016 and 2020 parish presidential historical baseline rows
Louisiana Secretary of State
Official parish-level 2016 and 2020 presidential baseline rows for 64 Louisiana parish county-equivalents. Rows are contextual historical baselines used for county:<GEOID> flip joins; 2012 remains uncollected.Open sourceOfficial Louisiana 2024 general election precinct CSV results
Louisiana Secretary of State
Official precinct-level CSV package for President and all six U.S. House races. Review rows compare President to U.S. House where both party columns exist; U.S. House is district- and candidate-specific and is a weaker comparison than a statewide Senate or Governor contest.Open sourceOfficial Louisiana 2024 parish post-election turnout statistics
Louisiana Secretary of State
Official parish-level qualified-voter and voted rows. SOS parish totals reconcile to SOS statewide statistics totals; EAC benchmark differs by -424 voted and -1 qualified/registered voter statewide.Open sourceVerified Voting Verifier LA 2024 equipment context
Verified Voting
Verified Voting Verifier data is jurisdiction-level election-administration context. Most rows are counties, but some states report state-level rows and some county rows can summarize mixed tabulation, accessible-device, absentee, poll-book, or other configurations. Treat it as source-linked context, not proof every precinct in a county used one identical setup, and not a turnout or vote-result source.Open source