Politics & Government

Election 2024: How Bucks County Voted In Presidential Primary

President Joe Biden will face former President Donald Trump in the November general election. See their voting tallies from Tuesday.

President Joe Biden squares off against former President Donald Trump in the November general election. Found out how each candidate did in Tuesday's primary election.
President Joe Biden squares off against former President Donald Trump in the November general election. Found out how each candidate did in Tuesday's primary election. (Patch Media)

BUCKS COUNTY, PA —It's the showdown everyone has been talking about.

It's like a "Rocky sequel: Biden against Trump: Round 2.

Now that the formalities of an uncontested primary election are over, President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will trade barbs, televise a zillion campaign advertisements, and battle it out in the November general election on who will lead the nation for the next four years.

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So how did both candidates fair in Tuesday's primary election?

In Pennsylvania overall, Biden received 943,539 votes, or 93.17 percent of his Democratic party's nomination, according to unofficial results.

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Meanwhile, Trump received 791,003 votes, or 83.38 percent of the Republican party nomination.

Trump's tally was taken away by former candidate Nikki Haley, who remained on the ballot despite pulling out of the presidential race recently. She received 157,713 votes, or 16.62 percent.

While voters could only choose candidates on based on party lines, the tallies Tuesday in Bucks County indicate that Round 2 of Biden-Trump might be pretty tight.

For Bucks County, Biden garnered 55,750 votes (94.91 percent). Trump received 49,055 votes (80.88 percent).

The turnout on Tuesday was 31.7 percent.

That was a little higher than the turnout overall in the state, which was 29 percent. The state percentage was a significant drop from the 41 percent of people who voted in Pennsylvania during the 202o primary election.

For the 2024 primary in Pennsylvania, Biden received 335,000 fewer votes and Trump received 265,000 fewer votes.

Here's a sample of how some municipalities voted for the two candidates:

  • Bedminster —Biden 512, Trump 847
  • Bridgeton Township —Biden 127, Trump 127
  • Bristol Borough —Biden 806, Trump 387
  • Bristol Township —Biden 2,182, Trump 2,696
  • Chalfont —Biden 433, Trump 330
  • Ivyland —Biden 68, Trump 75
  • New Hope —Biden 425, Trump 118
  • Wrightown Township —Biden 270, Trump 353
  • Yardley —Biden 375, Trump 353

Click here to see Biden's results in Bucks County by precinct

Click here to see Trump's results in Bucks County by precinct

Following the 2020 presidential race, Trump's support slipped in Bucks County.

Trump, the Republican incumbent, lost the state and won 27 of Bucks County's 54 municipalities in 2020. In 2016, when he faced Democrat Hillary Clinton, Trump won 34 of the county's municipalities, according to a prior Patch article.

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