Missouri's write in situation is quite odd. Write in reporting has been quite poor overall this year. Most CA counties haven't broken down their results yet; some haven't even reported any write ins at all.
Supposedly Wyoming could count McMullin's results, but he might not have paid the fee. Pity. I would've liked to have seen his results in the more heavily Mormon parts (it would also give a better idea of Bernie write ins).
NH and VT did report all of their write ins; hopefully Atlas will be updated to show Bernie's results broken off from the rest of the write ins (I'd like to see some of the former Republican contestants as well; Kasich got 0.2% in VT, for example).
San Benito used to be a bellwether county for California, but Hillary only won it by 21, versus 29 for statewide. Alpine, Mono, and Orange have a long history of voting together for the Republican, and this year they voted together for the Democrat. Most California counties swung Democrat, but the northeastern part of the state swung Republican. Back when California was much less Democratic 50 years ago, Lassen was a reasonably Democratic county, but Trump broke 70% there.
Mono and Alpine haven't gone Republican in a presidential election since 2000.
Lassen (and to a lesser extent, Plumas) is quite interesting. Jerry Brown won both in 1974 and 1978. Gerald Ford lost them in 1976 despite carrying the state. Even as recently as 1998, Gray Davis (D) got 45% and kept Dan Lungren (R) under 50% in the 1998 gubernatorial race.
