What were the most Democratic cities in the 2018 Senate election?

[wbrocks67]

I was looking at PA results and saw for example Philly being like 87% Casey / 12% Barletta. Does anyone have a list of like the most 10 Democratic cities this election? Didn't any major big cities hit 90%+ D?

[AudmanOut]

LA,San Diego,San Francisco,San Jose,Oakland etc...

[Tintrlvr]

Well, the most Democratic county-equivalent other than The Bronx (92-8) was Petersburg City, Virginia, as usual, at 90-10,* so it's a good place to start for determining the most Democratic city. You'll have to go with one type of race, though, presumably Senate races, which might leave out some contenders.

*Unless, of course, you count every county in California, since they were all 100% Democratic, but that hardly seems fair.

[Dr Oz Lost Party!]

Anyone have any data for this post? I'd like to see Pittsburgh's since Allegheny swung heavily to the Democrats. What about Jacksonville as well?

[lfromnj]

Anyone have any data for this post? I'd like to see Pittsburgh's since Allegheny swung heavily to the Democrats. What about Jacksonville as well?

Jacksonville is basically Duval plus 1 or 2 d.

[Strudelcutie4427]

Austin seems to be going the way of San Fran and Portland

[lfromnj]

Austin seems to be going the way of San Fran and Portland

Turns out making fun of a group as liberals make them vote more liberal. 10 years travis was relatively balanced with maybe 60 40 when now even the surrounding counties are blue

[MarkD]

St. Louis voted 84% for McCasill and 14% for Hawley. I don't know whether that qualifies to be among the top ten.