What was the largest city that Trump won?

[Bootes Void]

OKlahoma City? Tulsa? Jacksonville?

[perpetual_cynic]

OKlahoma City? Tulsa? Jacksonville?

Biden carried Duval County, home to Jacksonville. I believe he also would have carried Oklahoma City with mail-in ballots allocated, as well as Tulsa. I believe the Phoenix suburb of Mesa, AZ was the largest city he carried.

[brucejoel99]

WaPo says that it was OKC, which is the 25th largest city in the U.S.

[perpetual_cynic]

WaPo says that it was OKC, which is the 25th largest city in the U.S.

The problem with the assumption is that there are many rural Precincts WaPo included in the counting of OKC. The result is closer than the WaPo say.

[brucejoel99]

WaPo says that it was OKC, which is the 25th largest city in the U.S.

The problem with the assumption is that there are many rural Precincts WaPo included in the counting of OKC. The result is closer than the WaPo say.

Well, yes, they count the rural precincts because those rural precincts are part of OKC. That's how city limits tend to work, after all. Their not being within the core of OKC's Oklahoma County area doesn't negate their existence as a part of OKC.

[perpetual_cynic]

WaPo says that it was OKC, which is the 25th largest city in the U.S.

The problem with the assumption is that there are many rural Precincts WaPo included in the counting of OKC. The result is closer than the WaPo say.

Well, yes, they count the rural precincts because those rural precincts are part of OKC. That's how city limits tend to work, after all. Their not being within the core of OKC's Oklahoma County area doesn't negate their existence as a part of OKC.

No, I'm saying they included rural precincts in Oklahoma County and surrounding that are only partially in Oklahoma City limits. The precincts dl not follow the city limits.

[Chips]

WaPo says that it was OKC, which is the 25th largest city in the U.S.

Interesting.