Most Republican and Democrat district

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Kerry's best was the primarily Seattle-based 7th, where Kerry received 79%.

Bush's best was the arid 4th, where he received 63%.

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Kerry's best was the primarily Seattle-based 7th, where Kerry received 79%.

Bush's best was the arid 5th, where he received 63%.

Are you sure it's the 5th? The map shows that it's the 4th.

Sorry, yeah.  I confuse the two.

Spokane moderates the 5th; the 4th has the Tri-Cities, which hardly moderate anything.

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I would guess NJ-5 as the most Republican and NJ-13 as most Democratic but I'm not sure

NJ-10 is definitely more Democratic than NJ-13.

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What's the place in northern Franklin where Cantwell won precincts?

City of Connell.  The D>60 precinct had only 20 votes; the D>50 precinct was a very narrow win.  Overall, it voted McGavick by 12.  There's a significant Hispanic population there; whites are only a plurality.

The other precinct (rural) had 44 votes, and was 55% Cantwell.  I can't explain why; Kerry got 27%.  Let's just call it a blip.

(In my defense, I had to look that up...most of it.)

As you can probably guess, even though they're poorer, Franklin County whites are much more Republican than Benton County whites.  I'd characterize Benton County as a little more cosmopolitan, but it's still really Republican for a Washington metro area.

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Walla Walla (assuming we're talking about the city) is Republican, but not hugely.  Bush won it by 13 points; Cantwell took it by 8.  The area is primarily Republican, save for the areas influenced by Whitman College.

I figured Whitman would cut into it.  Thanks for fielding a few weird questions all at once.

No, thank you for engaging my weird obsessiveness.