States’ largest cities that will vote for Trump.

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Illinois: Decatur
Maryland: Salisbury or Cumberland
New Jersey: Lakewood
New York: Utica
Pennsylvania: Altoona
Tennessee: Murfreesboro
Texas: Probably Plano, if not then definitely Lubbock

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Illinois: Decatur
Maryland: Salisbury or Cumberland
New Jersey: Lakewood
New York: Utica
Pennsylvania: Altoona
Tennessee: Murfreesboro
Texas: Probably Plano, if not then definitely Lubbock

Plano voted for HRC, so definately not.

Ah, I wasn't sure either way. In that case it'll be Lubbock.

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Illinois: Pekin? I’m not optimistic about Trump anywhere in the suburban areas. The fact that he lost the 6th and 14th congressional districts is flat out embarrassing.

Massachusetts: Braintree

South Dakota: Sioux Falls

Trump won the 14th, but I don't expect him to do so this year. I'm really not sure what the biggest IL city he'll carry is, since I don't see him carrying Springfield, Peoria, Rockford, Belleville, any of the big Chicago suburbs or college towns (Champaign, Bloomington/Normal). Maybe somewhere like Quincy?

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New Jersey: Toms River?

Lakewood has more people and gave Trump 74% in 2016.

Yeah, it'll 100% be Lakewood. The large Orthodox Jewish population makes it extremely Republican.

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I'd probably add Cape Coral for FL, Altoona for PA and Lubbock for TX.

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I'd probably add Cape Coral for FL, Altoona for PA and Lubbock for TX.

I'm gonna have to check Hialeah and Frisco but yeah.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_in_Texas_by_population. Lubbock is Titanium R, and much bigger than Frisco.

And this article (https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/donald-trump-says-cuban-voters-love-him-but-hes-wrong-9146019) says Hialeah was "effectively tied" in 2016, and I don't see much evidence that Trump's standing among Cubans has improved.