counties with lopsided party registration numbers.

[J. J.]

Greene County, PA is more than 80% D, IIRC.  It's actually more Democratic (proportional) than Phila.

[J. J.]

Greene County, PA is more than 80% D, IIRC.  It's actually more Democratic (proportional) than Phila.

Greene was 67-26 Democratic as of last November.  Phila was 76-15.  It's also outdone by Fayette (69-24).

I was talking about registration.

[J. J.]

Greene County, PA is more than 80% D, IIRC.  It's actually more Democratic (proportional) than Phila.

Greene was 67-26 Democratic as of last November.  Phila was 76-15.  It's also outdone by Fayette (69-24).

I was talking about registration.

So was I.  Those are registration statistics.  Pennsylvania releases them bi-yearly, in November and May.  November 2007's are the most recent, and those are the ones I quoted.

Greene may have been more Democratic than Philadelphia at one time, but it's not anywhere near close at this point.

God, that has dropped; it was at 80% in either 2000 or 2004.

[J. J.]

God, that has dropped; it was at 80% in either 2000 or 2004.

Nope.  It was 68%-26% in 2004 and 71%-24% in 2000.

IIRC, at one point over  it was at 80%.  It might have further back than I thought; try 1992 or 1980.