It's 2024: Which County is More Democratic?

[100% pro-life no matter what]

I'm not familiar with Livingston County, MI, but Williamson County just gave two-thirds of its vote to the worst possible fit for a Republican nominee for the county- and did not have a single precinct vote for Hillary Clinton.  If Trump does well the first place he will win back in 2020 are these sorts of suburbs- and these are the types of places that would LOVE Mike Pence- he probably could get 75% of the vote there in 2020.  It gives nearly 80% of the vote to Marsha Blackburn (who is no moderate) every two years.  And, unlike other suburbs, it is very socially conservative, with high church attendance and having voted overwhelmingly to overturn Tennessee's version of Roe v. Wade in 2014 (even though it specifically said that there were no exceptions, including rape, incest, and when the life of the mother is in danger).  This county is not getting more Democratic, much less in a mere eight years.

And, Eharding, where do you think these very fiscally and socially conservative ideological conservatives would go if not the Republican Party?

[100% pro-life no matter what]

I just looked up Livingston County, and it seems that they are both solidly Republican counties that won't move significantly to the Democrats anytime soon.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

EHarding, I support free trade, care more about traditional social and economic issues and less about nationalism, and voted for Rubio in the Tennessee primary.  Do you think I should be a Democrat?