Manhattan Beach voted 68.1% for former Vice President Joe Biden; 29.9% for President Donald Trump, according to the latest precinct-by-precinct results provided by the Los Angeles County Registrar/Recorder County Clerk.

The vote was consistent within a few percentage points across town, according to an analysis by DigMB. (Note that the percentages do not add up to 100% because of votes for "other" candidates.)

Precinct 50A (El Porto) - Biden 70.4% / Trump 27.4%

Precinct 07A (North Manhattan Beach Sand) - Biden 66.6% / Trump 31.1%

Precinct 23A (West Tree Section) - Biden 69.4% / Trump 28.4%

Precinct 26A (East Tree Section and Manhattan Village) - Biden 66.8% / Trump 31.2%

Precinct 17A (American Martyrs area) - Biden 69.7% / Trump 28.7%

Precinct 12A (Downtown Manhattan Beach, South Sand) - Biden 64.9% / Trump 32.7%

Precinct 14A (Hill Section and a snippet of East Manhattan) - Biden 65.4% / Trump 32.8%

Precinct 28A (East Manhattan/Meadows and Liberty Village) - Biden 71.1% / Trump 27.2%

Precinct 34A (East Manhattan/Pennekamp West) - Biden 66.6% / Trump 31.1 %

Precinct 35A (East Manhattan/Pennekamp East) - Biden 69.1% / Trump 28.9%

The vote for the Democratic candidate was higher than in 2016, when Manhattan Beach voted 61% for Clinton, 32% for Trump.

Note: As of Friday afternoon, there were 1,007 vote by mail ballots left to be counted, according to the Manhattan Beach City Clerk.