What is the Most Popular Content Management System Used for Managing the United State County Websites?

Here’s the list of Content Management System use for 3,184 official websites of the United States Counties, Boroughs, and Parish. I have used many online sources to find out the most popular open source and proprietary CMS used for developing County websites.

My Findings:

WordPress (Open Source) is the most popular CMS with 18.234% share of total 3,184 websites, followed by Civic (Proprietary Government CMS) with 13.914%. There is 125 unique CMS or Web framework that are used for developing these websites. Around 6.576%, that is 207 Counties does not have an online presence.

CMS Distribution – # of County websites using the following CMS

WordPress – (574)
CivicPlus – (438)
Microsoft ASP.NET – (425)
Revize – (208)
Drupal – (192)
Joomla – (98)
govAccess – (98)
PHP – (95)
DNN – (61)
Microsoft SharePoint – (58)
Wix – (54)
HTML – (54)
Weebly – (40)
Adobe Dreamweaver – (35)
GovOffice – (34)
ExpressionEngine – (28)
Core CMS – (25)
KellPro – (21)
SharePoint – (21)
Godaddy Website Builder – (20)
Squarespace – (18)
Nginx – (15)
EvoGov – (14)
jQuery – (12)
Concrete5 – (12)
Sitefinity – (12)
Ruby on Rails – (12)
MotoCMS – (11)
Plesk – (10)
Umbraco – (10)
ezTask – (9)
Konect – (8)
Municipal CMS – (8)
FrontPage – (8)
Siteimprove – (7)
Duda – (7)
Google Sites – (7)
Custom CMS – (7)
SchoolMessenger – (7)
OpenResty – (6)
Seamless CMS – (6)
Microsoft Word – (5)
Kentico CMS – (5)
Ektron CMS – (5)
CMS Made Simple – (5)
Other – (5)
CivicLive – (4)
Classic ASP – (4)
Mint Chip Lab – (4)
JavaScript – (4)
AdobeMuse – (4)
Solodev – (4)
Sitecore – (4)
Mura CMS – (3)
Everbridge – (3)
Netlify CMS – (3)
Microsoft HTTPAPI – (3)
mojoPortal – (3)
iGov – (3)
Laravel – (3)
Web.com – (3)
Adobe Experience Manager – (2)
Wagtail – (2)
365 Degree Total Marketing – (2)
React – (2)
Homestead – (2)
Webflow – (2)
Adobe ColdFusion – (2)
WebMatrix – (2)
Typo3 – (2)
Westside Media – (2)
Zurb Foundation – (2)
WYSIWYG Web Builder – (2)
ProcessWire – (2)
Business Catalyst – (2)
Craft CMS – (2)
Gatsby – (2)
Momenta – (1)
Shockwave Flash Embed – (1)
MunicipalImpact – (1)
Nick Greene – (1)
nimbleCMS – (1)
YourTown CMS – (1)
ApplicantStack – (1)
BaseKit – (1)
Nuxt.js – (1)
ChamberMaster – (1)
OpenCMS – (1)
CommonSpot – (1)
OpenText TeamSite – (1)
e107 – (1)
Percussion – (1)
FreeBSD – (1)
Plone – (1)
Grav CMS – (1)
Plone CMS – (1)
Liferay – (1)
PyroCMS – (1)
Mobirise – (1)
Python – (1)
NetObjects – (1)
qPublic.net – (1)
Next.js – (1)
Quadsimia – (1)
Blogger – (1)
Shockwave Flash Embed – (1)
Community CMS – (1)
Simpleview CMS – (1)
GetFused – (1)
Site Builder – (1)
LiteSpeed – (1)
Site Executive – (1)
Network Solutions Website Builder – (1)
SiteBuilder – (1)
CodeIgniter – (1)
SiteKreator – (1)
Guts – (1)
SouthFire – (1)
Yola – (1)
Sucuri – (1)
Adobe Active Content – (1)
Web Presence Builder – (1)
Episerver – (1)
Xara – (1)
No website – (207)

Find below list of the United State’s Counties, their website URL, and CMS used for developing that website.

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