Voting records of 90% McCain counties in Texas

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Glasscock:

2008: McCain (90.1%)
2004: Bush (91.6%)
2000: Bush (92.5%)
1996: Dole (78.9%)
1992: Bush (66%)
1988: Bush (72.7%)
1984: Reagan (77.2%)
1980: Reagan (77.8%)
1976: Ford (52.8%)
1972: Nixon (78%)
1968: Wallace (38.5%)
1964: Goldwater (50.4%)
1960: Kennedy (56.6%)

King:

2008: McCain (92.6%)
2004: Bush (87.8%)
2000: Bush (87.6%)
1996: Dole (53.3%)
1992: Bush (41.8%)
1988: Bush (63.4%)
1984: Reagan (72.7%)
1980: Reagan (70.2%)
1976: Carter (50.8%)
1972: Nixon (65.3%)
1968: Humphrey (48.7%)
1964: Johnson (84.1%)
1960: Kennedy (76.9%)

Ochiltree:

2008: McCain (91.7%)
2004: Bush (90.9%)
2000: Bush (90.7%)
1996: Dole (79.2%)
1992: Bush (68.1%)
1988: Bush (83.3%)
1984: Reagan (89.1%)
1980: Reagan (81.9%)
1976: Ford (68.9%)
1972: Nixon (89.4%)
1968: Nixon (70.5%)
1964: Goldwater (66.3%)
1960: Nixon (78.1%)

Roberts:

2008: McCain (92.1%)
2004: Bush (92%)
2000: Bush (86%)
1996: Dole (72.1%)
1992: Bush (63.4%)
1988: Bush (75.9%)
1984: Reagan (83.6%)
1980: Reagan (75.1%)
1976: Ford (62.3%)
1972: Nixon (84.9%)
1968: Nixon (60.5%)
1964: Goldwater (60%)
1960: Nixon (76.2%)

What's interesting is how different they are. As far as I know, Ochiltree and Roberts are in the Panhandle, near the Oklahoma border, and are simply ultraconservative. I think Glasscock's vote can best be described as racist. King's is more interesting.

I know nothing about any of the counties. Does anyone else?

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King County, probably unlike the others, is an area where the local Democratic party still maintains a monopoly on registrations.

P.S. - I wonder if there are many counties in Texas which switched from Dem to GOP from 1960 to 1964...

Glasscock is the only Kennedy-Goldwater county.