counties with lopsided party registration numbers.

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Just off the top of my head, Democrats outnumber Republicans in Pushmataha County, Oklahoma, 87% to 8% as of January.  Bush got 60% there.

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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).

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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.

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What are the most GOP towns in MA, registration-wise?  Excluding the ones with like 100 people, if there are any.

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It does seem like many (possibly a majority) of rural white counties with Democratic registration voted for Bush. I don't mean to hijack this thread, but does anyone know of any plurality Republican counties that voted for Kerry?

Washington County, Oregon, is the only one that comes to mind at the moment.

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Some more:

Alpine, CA
Mono, CA
Monroe, FL

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Kentucky does have some good ones.

Elliott County is:
Democratic 95.4%
Republican 3.1%
Other 1.5%

Knott is 94.6%-4.0%.

Morgan is 91.6%-7.4%.

Wolfe is 89.3%-8.5%.

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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.