Who will win your county?

[MHS2002]

Frederick County + Winchester City, VA

2000 Frederick Co:
Bush 14,574 65.1%
Gore 7,158 32.0%

2000 Winchester:
Bush 4,314 54.7%
Gore 3,318 42.1%

Needless to say Bush will win in 04.

[classical liberal]

I wouldn't be so sure about Winchester.  But Frederick will be safe GOP for the next 3 cycles at least.

[??????????]

I wouldn't be so sure about Winchester.  But Frederick will be safe GOP for the next 3 cycles at least.

Right wing nut, what party of MD are you in? I am from MD originally.

[classical liberal]

I'm currently in Howard County.  I'm thinking that Kerry will get like 80% here.

[© tweed]

I'm currently in Howard County.  I'm thinking that Kerry will get like 80% here.

That's where David Wissing lives.

[??????????]

I'm currently in Howard County.  I'm thinking that Kerry will get like 80% here.

Oh I lived in Baltimore/Harford county. Solid Bush country.

[Smash255]

Nassau county New York (Long Island)

Gore   57.9%   341,610   
 
Bush   38.5%   226,954   
 
Nader   2.5%   14,780   
 
Other   1.1%   6,363

Hmmm.  I wonder who will win this time....

[Josh/Devilman88]

Guilford county... Bush hopefully.

[??????????]

Guilford county... Bush hopefully.

Josh I have family in Wilson, N.C. I think that's Bush solid as well.

[bergie72]

Luzerne Co, PA.   Very Democratic.  Both Luzerne and Lackawanna counties will be in Kerry's column.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Western wayne county- Plymouth

Bush won there by 18%

Plymouth twp.

Bush 57.6%
Gore  39.8%

Plymouth City

Bush   2366    49.3%
Gore    2243    46.7%

for some reason it's a lot closer in the City where I live

The township is basically the rural parts just outside the city proper. I live in Mankato, where Gore won by around 6 points despite Nader taking 7%, (can't look up the exact numbers now since I don't have a membership), but in Mankato township, it went something like Bush 56%, Gore 37%, Nader 5%. That's also pretty similar to what the rural parts that make up the rest of the county went.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Western wayne county- Plymouth

I live in Plymouth too

Kerry might actually win your city then. It was pretty close in 2000, I don't think Bush even got 50%. The inner suburbs here are pretty much split dead 50/50.

[ilikeverin]

Western wayne county- Plymouth

I live in Plymouth too

Kerry might actually win your city then. It was pretty close in 2000, I don't think Bush even got 50%. The inner suburbs here are pretty much split dead 50/50.

Nawww, trust me, Bush'll win here... we're not New Hope

On the other hand, turnout at the Democratic caucuses in my precint was ~30

[TeePee4Prez]

Luzerne Co, PA.   Very Democratic.  Both Luzerne and Lackawanna counties will be in Kerry's column.

I hope so.  It seems as if upstate and central PA are trending conservative.  My guess is that's more social conservative though.  It's funny, the suburbs around Philly which were once GOP stongholds (Reagan even said it in 1988) are now electing Democrats.  

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Luzerne Co, PA.   Very Democratic.  Both Luzerne and Lackawanna counties will be in Kerry's column.

I hope so.  It seems as if upstate and central PA are trending conservative.  My guess is that's more social conservative though.  It's funny, the suburbs around Philly which were once GOP stongholds (Reagan even said it in 1988) are now electing Democrats.  

Correction: Luzerne and Lackawanna have both trended *towards* the Democrats recently.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Guilford county... Bush hopefully.

It was close last time...

[Dave from Michigan]

Western wayne county- Plymouth

Bush won there by 18%

Plymouth twp.

Bush 57.6%
Gore  39.8%

Plymouth City

Bush   2366    49.3%
Gore    2243    46.7%

for some reason it's a lot closer in the City where I live

The township is basically the rural parts just outside the city proper. I live in Mankato, where Gore won by around 6 points despite Nader taking 7%, (can't look up the exact numbers now since I don't have a membership), but in Mankato township, it went something like Bush 56%, Gore 37%, Nader 5%. That's also pretty similar to what the rural parts that make up the rest of the county went.

Plymouth Twp. here is not very rural

[TeePee4Prez]

Luzerne Co, PA.   Very Democratic.  Both Luzerne and Lackawanna counties will be in Kerry's column.

I hope so.  It seems as if upstate and central PA are trending conservative.  My guess is that's more social conservative though.  It's funny, the suburbs around Philly which were once GOP stongholds (Reagan even said it in 1988) are now electing Democrats.  

Correction: Luzerne and Lackawanna have both trended *towards* the Democrats recently.

Know where I'm worried about... the Lehigh Valley.  Despite it's Democratic industrial roots, they voted for neo-Con Pat Toomey 3 times and also 2:1 over Specter for the Senate!  I went to Lehigh U for a while and God that is a depressing area.  I do not see how that area can be Republican.

[cole]

Somerset County in 2000:

Gore - 3,785 (49.8%)
Bush - 3,609 (47.5%)
Nader - 142 (1.9%)

oddly enough, the only county on the Eastern Shore that went for Gore in 2000. hard to say who'll get it this time. I'll guess Kerry.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Luzerne Co, PA.   Very Democratic.  Both Luzerne and Lackawanna counties will be in Kerry's column.

I hope so.  It seems as if upstate and central PA are trending conservative.  My guess is that's more social conservative though.  It's funny, the suburbs around Philly which were once GOP stongholds (Reagan even said it in 1988) are now electing Democrats.  

Correction: Luzerne and Lackawanna have both trended *towards* the Democrats recently.

Know where I'm worried about... the Lehigh Valley.  Despite it's Democratic industrial roots, they voted for neo-Con Pat Toomey 3 times and also 2:1 over Specter for the Senate!  I went to Lehigh U for a while and God that is a depressing area.  I do not see how that area can be Republican.

while I have no clue how Toomey got elected there to begin with, remember that only Republicans voted in that primary. It makes perfect sense the Republicans in Toomey's district would vote for him by that margin.

[TeePee4Prez]

Luzerne Co, PA.   Very Democratic.  Both Luzerne and Lackawanna counties will be in Kerry's column.

I hope so.  It seems as if upstate and central PA are trending conservative.  My guess is that's more social conservative though.  It's funny, the suburbs around Philly which were once GOP stongholds (Reagan even said it in 1988) are now electing Democrats.  

Correction: Luzerne and Lackawanna have both trended *towards* the Democrats recently.

Know where I'm worried about... the Lehigh Valley.  Despite it's Democratic industrial roots, they voted for neo-Con Pat Toomey 3 times and also 2:1 over Specter for the Senate!  I went to Lehigh U for a while and God that is a depressing area.  I do not see how that area can be Republican.

while I have no clue how Toomey got elected there to begin with, remember that only Republicans voted in that primary. It makes perfect sense the Republicans in Toomey's district would vote for him by that margin.

It's funny as I drive up Rt. 309 it seems like Montogmery and Bucks counties should be more Republican however Hoeffel represents a good portion of that stretch and is popular in Montco.  Once you get near the Lehigh Valley it looks very depressing.  Them voting for a neo-con makes little sense to me considering they are a very industialized, very unionized area.  

[Françoise]

San Francisco County

Gore 75.5% 241,578  
Bush 16.1% 51,496  
Nader 7.8% 24,828  
Other 0.6% 1,884  

This is a tough one.  Little help, please?

[minionofmidas]

Nader this time. No doubts about it.

[12th Doctor]

If Jefferson County has gone for a Dem since Wilson, I would be suprised.  Bush will win, no contest.

[Françoise]

Hehe, of course I was being facetious.