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I scraped the midterm election results data set from politico. (It's just a bunch of json files.) http://svn.clifford.at/handicraft/2018/usmidterms … See http://collect.py for a simple usage example. Happy hacking!
And I'll also point you to this git repo that contains per-county demographic data and vote totals from previous elections: https://github.com/MEDSL/2018-elections … Both datasets identify counties by FIPS. (You'll need some special handling for Alaska.)
Update: I have now extracted the per-district per-candidate number of votes in all US Senate, US House, and state governor races and put them in much easier to parse files: JSON: http://svn.clifford.at/handicraft/2018/usmidterms/data.json … ASCII: http://svn.clifford.at/handicraft/2018/usmidterms/data.txt … Happy hacking!
Unless you're doing this just for fun... It really shouldn't be this way, where ppl across the planet are so invested in the US's elections. B/c their outcomes risk breaking the seven seals, but less figuratively :/.
Hmm... "breaking the seven seals" is an interesting choice of words, considering that's what a lot of (evangelical christian) americans literally want to happen in their lifetime, especially those who vote for GOP candidates. (Don't even get me started on US-Israel relations. 
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