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  Most populous county to vote Republican (search mode)
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Question: ^
#1
Harris, TX
 
#2
Maricopa, AZ*
 
#3
Orange, CA
 
#4
Miami-Dade, FL
 
#5
Riverside, CA
 
#6
Clark, NV
 
#7
San Bernardino, CA
 
#8
Tarrant, TX*
 
#9
Suffolk, NY**
 
#10
Palm Beach, FL
 
#11
Hillsborough, FL
 
#12
Nassau, NY
 
#13
Oakland, MI
 
#14
Salt Lake, UT
 
#15
Collin, TX**
 
#16
Duval, FL*
 
#17
Fresno, CA
 
#18
Denton, TX**
 
#19
Pinellas, FL*
 
#20
Erie, NY
 
#21
Pierce, WA
 
#22
Kern, CA**
 
#23
Fort Bend, TX
 
#24
Macomb, MI**
 
#25
Lee, FL**
 
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Total Voters: 48

Author Topic: Most populous county to vote Republican  (Read 1553 times)
TheReckoning
Junior Chimp
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« on: May 22, 2023, 02:49:40 AM »

My gut tells me Miami-Dade is flipping this year even if Biden wins again.

Especially if Democrats put very little money into the state, as I am hoping they don't. It's a money pit and has not been an essential part of the Democrats' path to 270 for over 20 years. I usually hate "triaging" but in Florida's case it's worth it next year.

Didn’t Miami-Dade vote for Clinton by, like, 30 points?

A 30 point swing in an urban county towards Republicans over 8 years? Not happening.
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TheReckoning
Junior Chimp
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Posts: 6,838
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« Reply #1 on: May 22, 2023, 02:54:22 AM »

My gut tells me Miami-Dade is flipping this year even if Biden wins again.

Especially if Democrats put very little money into the state, as I am hoping they don't. It's a money pit and has not been an essential part of the Democrats' path to 270 for over 20 years. I usually hate "triaging" but in Florida's case it's worth it next year.

Didn’t Miami-Dade vote for Clinton by, like, 30 points?

A 30 point swing in an urban county towards Republicans over 8 years? Not happening.

It swung over 20 points towards Republicans in 4 years.

Still, a county that’s majority immigrant and only 13% non-Hispanic white? Just seems so counter intuitive.
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