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New Brighton city, MN


Ramsey County, MN

Tracts in this county

   

2022 population: 23,141   ( 1,685 from 2010 )
Land area: 6.5 square miles
Population density: 3563.2 persons per square mile

2022 Census data
White:15,149 65.46% 11.9%
Black:3,69415.96% 162.7%
Indian:440.19% 38.9%
Asian:1,5236.58% 16.7%
2+ races:8603.72% 70.6%
Hispanic:1,7417.52% 86.4%
Total non-White:7,99234.54% 87.4%

2010-2022 ComponentsNumberRate
Change in White population:-2,043 -11.5
Change in Non-White pop.:3,728 21.1



Historical Presidential Election Results for New Brighton city, MN

Recent Trends
VotesΔ MarginSwing %
2024 vs. 2020 R -289 R +255 D + 0.3%
D -544
2024 vs. 2016 R -188 D +1,262 D + 8.2%
D +1,074
2020 vs. 2016 R +101 D +1,517 D + 7.9%
D +1,618
2024 vs. 2012 R -1,209 D +2,338 D + 18.7%
D +1,129
2016 vs. 2008 R -1,128 D +1,162 D + 11.4%
D +34
How to interpret this table


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YearTurnout WinnerRunner-Up OtherTotal Votes Diff
(St) 		Diff
(US) 		PSV
2024 73% Kamala Harris (D) 8,460 65.3% Donald Trump (R) 4,093 31.6% 402 3.1% 12,955 -15 -18 0.40%
2020 77% Joe Biden (D) 9,004 65.4% Donald Trump* (R) 4,382 31.8% 376 2.7% 13,762 -13 -15 0.42%
2016 74% Hillary Clinton (D) 7,386 56.9% Donald Trump (R) 4,281 33.0% 1,324 10.2% 12,991 -12 -13 0.44%
2012 76% Barack Obama* (D) 7,331 56.6% Mitt Romney (R) 5,302 40.9% 317 2.4% 12,950 -4 -6 0.44%
2008 77% Barack Obama (D) 7,352 56.4% John McCain (R) 5,409 41.5% 265 2.0% 13,026 -2 -4 0.45%
2004 75% John Kerry (D) 6,905 53.6% George W. Bush* (R) 5,808 45.1% 162 1.3% 12,875 -3 -6 0.46%
2000 70% Albert Gore, Jr. (D) 6,042 49.7% George W. Bush (R) 5,439 44.8% 670 5.5% 12,151 -1 -3 0.50%
* incumbent         PSV: percent of state vote



2020 President, New Brighton city
CandidateVotesPct
Joe Biden (D) 9,004 65.4%
Donald Trump* (R) 4,382 31.8%
Jo Jorgensen (Lbt) 168 1.2%
Other 208 1.5%
TOTAL 13,762
Turnout: 77% Diff (St): -13 Diff (US): -15


2016 President, New Brighton city
CandidateVotesPct
Hillary Clinton (D) 7,386 56.9%
Donald Trump (R) 4,281 33.0%
Gary Johnson (Lbt) 528 4.1%
Other 796 6.1%
TOTAL 12,991
Turnout: 74% Diff (St): -12 Diff (US): -13


2012 President, New Brighton city
CandidateVotesPct
Barack Obama* (D) 7,331 56.6%
Mitt Romney (R) 5,302 40.9%
Other 317 2.4%
TOTAL 12,950
Turnout: 76% Diff (St): -4 Diff (US): -6


2008 President, New Brighton city
CandidateVotesPct
Barack Obama (D) 7,352 56.4%
John McCain (R) 5,409 41.5%
Other 265 2.0%
TOTAL 13,026
Turnout: 77% Diff (St): -2 Diff (US): -4


2004 President, New Brighton city
CandidateVotesPct
George W. Bush* (R) 5,808 45.1%
John Kerry (D) 6,905 53.6%
Ralph Nader (I) 75 0.6%
Other 87 0.7%
TOTAL 12,875
Turnout: 75% Diff (St): -3 Diff (US): -6


2000 President, New Brighton city
CandidateVotesPct
George W. Bush (R) 5,439 44.8%
Albert Gore, Jr. (D) 6,042 49.7%
Ralph Nader (Grn) 570 4.7%
Other 100 0.8%
TOTAL 12,151
Turnout: 70% Diff (St): -1 Diff (US): -3
* incumbent

Historical Statewide Election Results for New Brighton city, MN

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YearTypeTurnout WinnerRunner-Up OtherTotal VotesDiff PSV
2022 G 58% Tim Walz* (DFL) 6,816 65.5% Scott Jensen (R) 3,298 31.7% 291 [+] 2.8% 10,405 -13 0.41%
2020 S2 76% Tina Smith* (DFL) 8,080 60.0% Jason Lewis (R) 4,424 32.8% 965 [+] 7.2% 13,469 -11 0.42%
2018 S2 66% Tina Smith* (DFL) 7,076 60.7% Karin Housley (R) 4,045 34.7% 533 [+] 4.6% 11,654 -8 0.45%
2018 S1 66% Amy Klobuchar* (DFL) 7,975 68.2% Jim Newberger (R) 3,354 28.7% 356 [+] 3.0% 11,685 -8 0.45%
2018 G 66% Tim Walz (DFL) 7,246 62.2% Jeff Johnson (R) 4,030 34.6% 379 [+] 3.3% 11,655 -8 0.45%
2014 S2 51% Al Franken* (DFL) 5,010 56.6% Mike McFadden (R) 3,566 40.3% 276 [+] 3.1% 8,852 -3 0.45%
2014 G 51% Mark Dayton* (DFL) 4,804 54.4% Jeff Johnson (R) 3,629 41.1% 401 [+] 4.5% 8,834 -3 0.45%
*: incumbent               +: ran on additional party lines               Type: G: Governor; S1,S2,S3: Senate Class 1, 2 or 3
italics: special election           RO: runoff election           PSV: percent of state vote