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Reno city (Lamar County), TX


Lamar County, TX

Tracts in this county

   

2022 population: 3,449   ( 283 from 2010 )
Land area: 4.1 square miles
Population density: 840.7 persons per square mile

2022 Census data
White:3,023 87.65% 10.8%
Black:1434.15% 10.6%
Indian:320.93% 23.8%
Asian:501.45% 61.3%
2+ races:1604.64% 95.1%
Hispanic:411.19% 66.7%
Total non-White:42612.35% 2.7%

2010-2022 ComponentsNumberRate
Change in White population:295 11.3
Change in Non-White pop.:-12 -0.5



Historical Presidential Election Results for Reno city (Lamar County), TX

Recent Trends
VotesΔ MarginSwing %
2020 vs. 2016 R +88 R +30 D + 4.6%
D +58
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YearTurnout WinnerRunner-Up OtherTotal Votes Diff
(St) 		Diff
(US) 		PSV
2020 64% Donald Trump* (R) 1,383 83.2% Joe Biden (D) 263 15.8% 17 1.0% 1,663 31 36 0.01%
2016 63% Donald Trump (R) 1,295 82.5% Hillary Clinton (D) 205 13.1% 70 4.5% 1,570 30 37 0.02%
* incumbent         PSV: percent of state vote



2020 President, Reno city (Lamar County)
CandidateVotesPct
Joe Biden (D) 263 15.8%
Donald Trump* (R) 1,383 83.2%
Jo Jorgensen (Lbt) 11 0.7%
Other 6 0.4%
TOTAL 1,663
Turnout: 64% Diff (St): 31 Diff (US): 36


2016 President, Reno city (Lamar County)
CandidateVotesPct
Hillary Clinton (D) 205 13.1%
Donald Trump (R) 1,295 82.5%
Gary Johnson (Lbt) 36 2.3%
Jill Stein (Grn) 5 0.3%
Other 29 1.8%
TOTAL 1,570
Turnout: 63% Diff (St): 30 Diff (US): 37
* incumbent

Historical Statewide Election Results for Reno city (Lamar County), TX

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YearTypeTurnout WinnerRunner-Up OtherTotal VotesDiff PSV
2020 S2 63% John Cornyn* (R) 1,362 82.7% Mary Hegar (D) 242 14.7% 42 [+] 2.6% 1,646 29 0.01%
2018 S1 50% Ted Cruz* (R) 1,065 83.1% Beto O'Rourke (D) 203 15.8% 13 [+] 1.0% 1,281 32 0.02%
2018 G 50% Greg Abbott* (R) 1,087 85.1% Lupe Valdez (D) 174 13.6% 17 [+] 1.3% 1,278 29 0.02%
*: 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