Massachusetts 2012 Presidential Election Results by County

In 2012, the Democratic candidate won 14 of Massachusetts's 14 counties.

County Winner Party Votes Vote Share Margin Total Votes Cast
Barnstable Barack Obama Democratic 70,822 53.2% 7.8 pts 133,115
Berkshire Barack Obama Democratic 48,843 75.7% 53.6 pts 64,486
Bristol Barack Obama Democratic 142,962 59.2% 20.4 pts 241,509
Dukes Barack Obama Democratic 7,978 72.7% 47.3 pts 10,968
Essex Barack Obama Democratic 210,302 57.4% 16.3 pts 366,357
Franklin Barack Obama Democratic 27,072 71.7% 47.0 pts 37,758
Hampden Barack Obama Democratic 123,619 61.7% 25.1 pts 200,399
Hampshire Barack Obama Democratic 57,359 70.3% 44.0 pts 81,621
Middlesex Barack Obama Democratic 471,804 62.6% 27.1 pts 754,170
Nantucket Barack Obama Democratic 3,830 62.6% 26.8 pts 6,120
Norfolk Barack Obama Democratic 202,714 56.9% 15.2 pts 356,523
Plymouth Barack Obama Democratic 131,845 51.4% 4.2 pts 256,531
Suffolk Barack Obama Democratic 223,896 77.4% 56.7 pts 289,098
Worcester Barack Obama Democratic 198,244 53.7% 9.4 pts 369,112

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which party won the most counties in Massachusetts in 2012?

The Democratic candidate won 14 of Massachusetts's 14 counties in 2012, with 0 counties going to the other major party.

Which Massachusetts county had the closest presidential result in 2012?

Plymouth had the closest margin in Massachusetts in 2012, with Barack Obama (Democratic) winning by 4.2 points out of 256,531 total votes cast.

Which Massachusetts county had the widest presidential margin in 2012?

Suffolk had the widest margin in Massachusetts in 2012, with Barack Obama (Democratic) winning by 56.7 points.

How many counties are included in Massachusetts's 2012 presidential results?

This page covers 14 counties in Massachusetts for the 2012 presidential election, based on MEDSL/EveryElectionResult.com county-level returns.