Who will win your county?

[zachman]

Very tough question. In 2000, Hillsborough county  was Bush 48.7% to Gore 46.8%. I have little doubt that Kerry will do better than Gore, but NH doesn't fluctuate very much. I will say Kerry for now, beause Hillsborough county has been a near identical indicator as to how the state votes, and NH will go for Kerry. The one problem I have in viewing how NH will go, is because I live in a town that voted 60%+ for Bush.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Very interesting... I love local stuff

[The Dowager Mod]

As far as i know my county has gone republican every election since 1896.

[zachman]

As far as i know my county has gone republican every election since 1896.

Even 1936 and 1964? Wow! Even my county didn't go Republican in 1964.

[NHPolitico]

Grafton, NH: Kerry

[Kodratos]

Wayne County, NC

Definately Bush!!!

[The Dowager Mod]

As far as i know my county has gone republican every election since 1896.

Even 1936 and 1964? Wow! Even my county didn't go Republican in 1964.

ya. walworth county WI.
alf landon won 52.6% in '36 goldwater won 50.9%
one of only 3 countys in wisconsin to go republican in each election.

[Giant Saguaro]

Cochise:
2000

Bush 54.7
Gore 40.2
Nader 3.3

Safe to say Bush will win Chochise County.

A bit of trivia, anyone seen Dark Star? Benson, Arizona is in Cochise County right off I-10.

[The Dowager Mod]

i just realized i was wrong.
walworth county went to wilson in 1912 with 36.38%

[klrbzzz]

Bush in Kenton County, KY     in 2000 Bush took 62.9% to Gore's 34.0%.  

[Nym90]

Marquette County, MI went for Gore 53-43 last time. Kerry will win it by about 12 points, I'd say...this area is very dependent on iron mining and the lifting of the steel tariffs are none too popular here.

[Beet]

Montgomery

Gore 62.5% 232,453
Bush 33.5% 124,580

Also went for Townsend 61-38 in 2002 over a pro-choice Republican with a black Lt. Governor who won the state overall 51-47.

[agcatter]

Harris County (Houston and suburbs) went 54 - 43 Bush last time.  Inner Houston with it's mainly brown and black precincts went 70% Gore.  Suburban Harris County went about that way for Bush.  Collar counties around Harris overwhelmingly for Bush.  For example, Montgomery County just north of Harris went 78% Bush.

Same pattern this time around.

[Bandit3 the Worker]

I don't think Kerry will win my county, but he'll almost certainly win my city.

[Reds4]

Gore won Clark County in Ohio with 48.6% of the vote in 2000, Bush had 48.1%  I'm guessing Kerry wins Clark County about 50-46% this time.

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

Very tough question. In 2000, Hillsborough county  was Bush 48.7% to Gore 46.8%. I have little doubt that Kerry will do better than Gore, but NH doesn't fluctuate very much. I will say Kerry for now, beause Hillsborough county has been a near identical indicator as to how the state votes, and NH will go for Kerry. The one problem I have in viewing how NH will go, is because I live in a town that voted 60%+ for Bush.

You have a Hillsborough county in N.H. too? Ours used to be spelled Hillsboro.

[Dave from Michigan]

In 2000  my county went

Bush  29%
Gore   69%
Nader 1.5%

Kerry will win no problem

[© tweed]

In 2000  my county went

Bush  29%
Gore   69%
Nader 1.5%

Kerry will win no problem

Wayne County?

[Dave from Michigan]

In 2000  my county went

Bush  29%
Gore   69%
Nader 1.5%

Kerry will win no problem

Wayne County?

yes

although my city will most likely go for Bush

[© tweed]

although my city will most likely go for Bush

I guess you aren't in Detroit

[Dave from Michigan]

Western wayne county- Plymouth

[© tweed]

Western wayne county- Plymouth

Bush won there by 18%

[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

[PBrunsel]

Kerry will win Scott County in a walk due to Davenport being there. I ahte this town I live in. I'm moving to West Branch.

[ilikeverin]

Western wayne county- Plymouth

I live in Plymouth too