New Hampshire
Trump carried five of the 10 largest towns in New Hampshire, the largest of which is Derry (4th).
Question: Why is Dover so Democratic-leaning (Biden 66.4% of two party vote)?
| Manchester city | 112,673 |
| Nashua city | 89,355 |
| Concord city | 43,627 |
| Derry town | 33,485 |
| Dover city | 32,191 |
| Rochester city | 31,526 |
| Salem town | 29,791 |
| Merrimack town | 26,490 |
| Londonderry town | 26,490 |
| Hudson town | 25,619 |
Dover is in the Seacoast, which is a pretty progressive area. It's near Portsmouth which is a trendy touristy type of place. Despite being a bit working class and post-industrial, Dover has really revitalized itself and does have a relatively highly educated population plus some wealthier areas by the water. And it's right next to Durham, where the University of New Hampshire is located, so a decent number of UNH students and faculty live there (that's also why nearby rural towns like Madbury and Lee are blue).
