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When it comes to casting a vote for the next president of the U.S., one of the main concerns is how he, or she, will help or hurt you financially. GOBankingRates asked people in every state this question: “Which presidential candidate would be best for you financially if elected?”

Nearly half (49%) of respondents ages 18 to 24 said Bernie Sanders would best suit their financial future, while 18 percent chose Donald Trump and 11 percent chose Hillary Clinton. Sanders won over the 25- to 34-year-olds with 36 percent of the vote — Trump received 26 percent and Clinton 18 percent. Trump, however beat all candidates in all age groups 35 and up, and Clinton beat Sanders for second place among respondents age 45 and older.

When it came to individual states, not all of the responses reflected states’ traditional voting patterns. Many supposedly red states chose Democratic candidates Sanders or Clinton, and some historically blue states chose Trump. Click through to see which candidate is favored in each state.

Related: Who Will Win the 2016 Election Money Race: Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders or Hillary Clinton?