Counties with over 100,000 residents that vote more than 60% for either party, 2020

[NorCalifornio]

The first map is missing Lubbock. Also Taylor County (Abilene) and Gregg County (Longview).

[NorCalifornio]

In the process of making my own map, I noticed a few more that are missing from the first one:

-Calhoun County, AL
-Limestone County, AL
-Hanover County, VA
-Cecil County, MD
-Butler County, PA
-Lebanon County, PA

[NorCalifornio]

What about under 100,000 for Dems?

Surely it's not just ski country.

Here's what I got:



Closeup of Virginia:



Honestly not as many as I expected. Unsurprisingly, most fall into the categories Roll Roons came up with. The independent cities of Virginia are well represented, which makes sense. Also difficult to see are Broomfield County, CO; Bristol County, RI; Newport County, RI; and San Juan County, WA.

Atlas doesn't have county-equivalent data for Alaska, but I'm sure some Native-majority census areas would make the cut.

EDIT: Can anybody see the images? Since I can't, here's the bare links, they seem to work:
Whole country: https://imgur.com/a/xqKAqf1
Virginia closeup: https://imgur.com/a/FL6Y7MC