The most partisan state senate districts

[ElectionsGuy]

I think we've made threads trying to do the most Republican and Democratic congressional districts. I'm going to start doing that for state senate districts to test it out and see how it goes. I did all the three electoral vote states first.

Wyoming:



84.3% McCain, 14.0% Obama
62.6% Obama, 35.6% McCain

Vermont:



55.6% Obama, 42.7% McCain
88.2% Obama, 9.7% McCain

North Dakota:



74.0% Obama, 24.0% McCain
74.3% McCain, 23.4% Obama

Alaska:



57.2% Obama, 39.1% McCain
80.1% McCain, 17.9% Obama

South Dakota:



84.9% Obama, 13.7% McCain
75.2% McCain, 22.0% Obama

Delaware:



96.3% Obama, 3.3% McCain
61.9% McCain, 37.0% Obama

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Rhode Island:



94.8% Obama
4.7% McCain

50.2% McCain
47.8% Obama

Maine:



80.4% Obama
17.7% McCain

56.4% McCain
41.2% Obama

New Hampshire:



69.7% Obama
29.6% McCain

56.8% McCain
42.4% Obama

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Hawaii:



81.6% Obama, 16.6% McCain (yellow)
59.9% Obama, 39.1% McCain (blue)

Idaho:



71.1% Obama, 27.0% McCain
85.0% McCain, 12.7% Obama

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Wisconsin:



95.8% Obama
3.8% McCain

69.0% McCain
30.0% Obama

The yellow probably went nearly 80% for Walker!

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Michigan:



98.7% Obama
1.1% McCain

68.9% McCain
29.6% Obama

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Iowa



76.1% Obama
22.0% McCain

76.8% McCain
22.2% Obama

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Utah



74.9% Obama
22.2% McCain

83.2% McCain
13.9% Obama

The blue probably went >90% Romney

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Oklahoma:



85.3% McCain
14.7% Obama

80.4% Obama
19.6% McCain

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Nebraska:



78.2% McCain
19.8% Obama



91.6% Obama
7.9% McCain

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Florida:



75.5% McCain
24.5% Obama



92.4% Obama
7.6% McCain

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Alabama:



97.3% Obama
2.6% McCain

87.4% McCain
11.6% Obama

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Mississippi:



98.5% Obama
1.2% McCain

91.3% McCain
7.7% Obama

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Georgia:



Purple: 83.4% McCain, 15.7% Obama
Red: 98.4% Obama, 1.5% McCain
Yellow: 98.0% Obama, 1.9% McCain



For a one completely in downstate, I made this ridiculous one.

82.1% McCain, 17.1% Obama

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Tennessee:



75.2% McCain
23.4% Obama



97.7% Obama
1.9% McCain

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^ Really? 75% McCain seems low for TN. The Republican votes seem more consistently dispersed there than in other states, though.

Certainly would've been higher than 2012, but that gerrymander was probably the best I could do. Everything in eastern Tennessee is consistently 65%-75% R outside of Knoxville and Chattanooga. It was a bit hard trying to connect the most McCain precincts. I left some 77-78% precincts out just because of connectivity. But the most McCain precincts I saw in the area were only 81-82%.

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Yeah, eastern TN is very consistent.

Actually, though, if you do a Memphis-area district that hugs the western border, you can get it up to almost 77%:

Hot damn, I didn't even think of doing western Tennessee. I forgot how Republican the whites in Shelby County actually are. Nice job.

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Arkansas



88.8% Obama
10.1% McCain

77.3% McCain
20.5% Obama

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South Carolina:



I made three attempts for Republicans. One of them failed (the Horry County one) at only 68-31 McCain.



This is the most Republican, at 79.6% McCain, 18.6% Obama.



The yellow is close in at 78.1% McCain, 20.9% Obama. Since there is no great concentration of blacks in South Carolina, I thought the easiest thing to do would be to do a Columbia district. The one I got voted 90.1% Obama, 9.1% McCain.

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Kentucky:



81.9% McCain
16.9% Obama



89.7% Obama
9.8% McCain

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^I dug up the most R/D congressional threads:

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=186234.0
https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=186775.0

And most of the states that have white majority D areas are going to be states with very little minority areas anyway. ME, NH, VT, ID, WY, UT, probably IA (though not 100% sure). That Alaska district is majority native Alaskan though. Minnesota, Oregon, Washington, and Montana will probably have majority white D districts (MT and OR don't have election data, unfortunately) too.

To comment on Arkansas, I was surprised to see how Republican the northern end of Lonoke County is. Its consistently ~78% McCain. I didn't even try to pull one in the NW, but someone could try.

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Massachusetts:



95.6% Obama
3.7% McCain

51.6% McCain
46.7% Obama

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Connecticut



94.4% Obama
5.2% McCain

55.2% McCain
43.4% Obama

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Maryland:



98.9% Obama
0.8% McCain

69.7% McCain
28.2% Obama

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New Jersey:



66.6% McCain
32.5% Obama



98.4% Obama
1.5% McCain

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Minnesota:



88.9% Obama
9.2% McCain

It's plurality white.



64.1% McCain
33.1% Obama