The previous two posters in your county

[DavidB.]

Netherlands (one single electoral district)
In the Netherlands, a Rhineland model, liberal, secularized country, most people would favour MormDem's economic stance but they wouldn't like his relatively social conservatism, whereas ElectionsGuy would be way too right-wing for many people, but his social stance might be appealing to many liberals. Eventually, ElectionsGuy would probably win.

ElectionsGuy - 56%, winning the more liberal and (sub)urban parts of the country. From biggest winning margin to smallest winning margin: Utrecht, Noord-Holland, Zuid-Holland, Gelderland, Flevoland, Noord-Brabant, Drenthe.
MormDem - 44%, winning mostly rural (more socially conservative/religious) parts of the country, alongside parts with a socialist tradition - which are often not so densely populated. From biggest winning margin to smallest winning margin: Groningen, Friesland, Overijssel, Zeeland, Limburg.

[DavidB.]

Well, counties (and even constituencies) do not exist in the Netherlands, so I'll simply make this "country" instead of "county" and assume that this kind of races actually exist in the Netherlands, which is not the case in reality.

The Netherlands (at large)
Thinking Crumpets Crumpet 64,9%
Intell 35,1%

TCC would win left-wing progressives and right-wing progressives: nearly all of D66, GroenLinks, PvdA voters and a majority of SP, VVD voters - and even a significant minority of PVV voters. Intell would win the support of people who vote for the Christian parties; especially ChristenUnie voters would feel at home with his left-wing conservatism. He would also convince protest voters and people who dislike the progressive establishment, thereby successfully courting significant minorities of SP and VVD voters, and a majority of PVV voters, even if most of them are more progressive than Intell.