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« Reply #50 on: October 01, 2016, 09:10:33 PM »

My county has voted Republican for every Presidential candidate from 1968 on, and for Eisenhower in the fifties and Nixon in 1960.
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« Reply #51 on: October 23, 2016, 01:49:05 PM »

Further historical results for Mecklenburg:
1960: Nixon
1964: Johnson
1968: Nixon
1972: Nixon
1976: Carter
1980: Reagan
1984: Reagan
1988: Bush
1992: Bush
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« Reply #52 on: October 23, 2016, 09:12:40 PM »

Somerset County, NJ

1960: Nixon 60%
1964: Johnson 60%
1968: Nixon 54%
1972: Nixon 66%
1976  Ford 57%
1980  Reagan 57%
1984  Reagan 67%
1988  Bush H.W. 64%
1992  Bush H.W. 46%
1996  Dole  46%
2000  Bush W. 50%
2004  Bush W. 52%
2008  Obama 52%
2012  Obama 52%
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« Reply #53 on: October 23, 2016, 10:59:58 PM »

Bergen county NJ

bold= winner

1960: > 50% Nixon
1964: > 50% Johnson
1968: > 50% Nixon
1972: > 60% Nixon
1976: > 50% Ford
1980: > 50% Reagan
1984: > 60% Reagan   
1988: > 50% Bush H.W
1992: > 40% Bush H.W
1996: > 50% Clinton
2000: > 50% Gore
2004: > 50% Kerry
2008: > 50% Obama
2012: > 50% Obama
2016: Most likely Clinton
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« Reply #54 on: October 23, 2016, 11:01:53 PM »
« Edited: October 23, 2016, 11:15:39 PM by RINO Tom »

Johnson, IA:

2012: Obama
2008: Obama
2004: Kerry
2000: Gore
1996: Clinton
1992: Clinton
1988: Dukakis
1984: Mondale
1980: Carter
1976: Carter
1972: McGovern
1968SadHumphrey
1964: Johnson
1960: Nixon
1956: Eisenhower
1952: Eisenhower
1948: Truman
1944: Roosevelt
1940: Roosevelt
1936: Roosevelt
1932: Roosevelt
1928: Hoover
1924: Coolidge
1920: Harding
1916: Wilson
1912: Wilson
1908: Bryan
1904: Parker
1900: Bryan
1896: Bryan
1892: Cleveland
1888: Cleveland
1884: Cleveland
1880: Hancock
1876: Tilden
1872: Grant
1868: Grant
1864: Lincoln
1860: Lincoln
1856: Fremont

Peoria, IL

2012: Obama
2008: Obama
2004: Kerry
2000: Gore
1996: Clinton
1992: Clinton
1988: Bush
1984: Reagan
1980: Reagan
1976: Ford
1972: Nixon
1968: Nixon
1964: Johnson
1960: Nixon
1956: Eisenhower
1952: Eisenhower
1948: Dewey
1944: Willkie
1940: Roosevelt
1936: Roosevelt
1932: Roosevelt
1928: Hoover
1924: Coolidge
1920: Harding
1916: Wilson
1912: Roosevelt
1908: Taft
1904: Roosevelt
1900: McKinley
1896: McKinley
1892: Cleveland
1888: Cleveland
1884: Cleveland
1880: Garfield
1876: Hayes
1872: Grant
1868: Grant
1864: Lincoln
1860: Lincoln
1856: Fremont
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« Reply #55 on: October 24, 2016, 12:37:25 PM »

Baltimore County
2012: Barack Obama (57%)
2008: Barack Obama (56%)
2004: John Kerry (52%)
2000: Al Gore (53%)
1996: Bill Clinton (46%)
1992: Bill Clinton (44%)

1988: George Bush (57%)
1984: Reagan (61%)
1980: Reagan (47%)
1976: Ford (55%)
1972: Nixon (70%)
1968: Nixon (50%)

1964: Johnson (60%)
1960: Nixon (50%)


Explanation: Today, Baltimore County is a diverse county with a number of different, and fairly distinct, regions. It surrounds Baltimore City and its politics have often reflected changes in the city's demographics and population. Prior the 1950s, the County was very much a rural constituency, with the exception of the Bethlehem Steel factory in Sparrow's Point (just southeast of the city). This changed rapidly after World War Two with the rise of sub-urbanization. Many former city-dwellers (like my grandfather) moved into stand-alone homes in the county, and began to change its politics.

The county is something of  microcosm for America as a whole. White working class towns in the Southeast (Dundalk, Essex, Middle River) and the Southwest (Arbutus, Baltimore Highlands) used to provide the backbone of the Democratic coalition, but have trended sharply Republican in recent years (minus Romney in 2012, who performed very poorly in many of these communities). As an example, Southeast Baltimore County was represented by a Democratic State Senator, three Democratic delegates, and a Democratic County Councilman heading into the 2014 elections. Now every one of those seats is held by a conservative Republican. Meanwhile, Western Baltimore County is the Democratic base in the county. It is a combination of African-American families who have moved out of the city along Reisterstown Road, and largely Jewish communities in the Pikesville area who have always been traditionally Democratic. Northern Baltimore county is still largely rural and conservative, and votes Republican by wide margins. The key swing area, which has shifted from being traditionally Republican to leaning Democrat, are the suburbs just north and north-east of the city: Towson, Parkville, Overlea. These areas determine who wins the county, and are indicative of who wins the state (i.e. if a Democrat can't carry Towson, he/she is struggling to win over moderate suburbanites and is probably going to lose the election). Gov. Hogan swept them in 2014, while O'Malley won them in 2010. They voted heavily for Bush (1988), but began to swing Dem in the 1990s and haven't looked back in national elections.

As for 2016: I imagine Clinton will win Baltimore County by a similar margin as Obama.
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« Reply #56 on: October 24, 2016, 02:25:09 PM »

Tarrant County, TX

2012: Romney (57.1%)
2008: McCain (55.6%)
2004: Bush (62.39%)
2000: Bush (60.74%)
1996: Dole (50.85%)
1992: Bush (38.90%)
1988: Bush (61.24%)
1984: Reagan (67.25%)
1980: Reagan (56.86%)
1976: Ford (50.05%)
1972: Nixon (68.55%)
1968: Nixon (42.88%)
1964: Johnson (62.98%)
1960: Nixon (54.75)
How does that compare to TX overall?
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« Reply #57 on: October 24, 2016, 02:38:07 PM »

Bollinger County, MO

2012: Romney (75.05%)
2008: McCain (68.67%)
2004: Bush (69.58%)
2000: Bush (65.87%)
1996: Dole (47.95%)
1992: Bush (42.68%)
1988: Bush (58.94%)
1984: Reagan (59.09%)
1980: Reagan (56.08%)

1976: Carter (56.36%)
1972: Nixon (62.80%)
1968: Nixon (50.08%)

1964: Johnson (56.78%)
1960: Nixon (59.86%)
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« Reply #58 on: October 24, 2016, 03:29:32 PM »

Burlington County, NJ:

1856: <50% Buchanan
1860: 50% Lincoln
1864: 50% Lincoln
1868: 50% Grant
1872: 50% Grant
1876: 50% Tilden
1880: 50% Garfield
1884: <50% Blaine
1888: <50% Harrison
1892: <50% Harrison
1896: 60% McKinley
1900: 50% McKinley
1904: 50% Roosevelt
1908: 50% Taft
1912: <50% Wilson
1916: 50% Hughes
1920: 60% Harding
1924: 70% Coolidge
1928: 70% Hoover
1932: 50% Hoover
1936: 50% Roosevelt
1940: 50% Roosevelt
1944: 50% Roosevelt
1948: <50% Dewey
Here it starts acting like a perfect PV bellwether:
1952: 50% Eisenhower
1956: 60% Eisenhower
1960: 50% Nixon
1964: 60% Johnson
1968: <50% Nixon
1972: 60% Nixon
1976: <50% Carter
1980: 50% Reagan
1984: 60% Reagan
1988: 50% Bush
1992: <50% Clinton
1996: 50% Clinton
2000: 50% Gore
And its first misstep:
2004: 50% Kerry
2008: 50% Obama
2012: 50% Obama
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« Reply #59 on: October 26, 2016, 12:21:01 AM »
« Edited: January 18, 2018, 03:01:15 AM by Interlocutor »

Riverside County, California
2016: Clinton 50.1%
2012: Obama 49.6%
2008: Obama 50.2%
2004: Bush 57.8%
2000: Bush 51.4%
1996: Dole 45.6%
1992: Clinton 38.6%
1988: Bush 59.5%
1984: Reagan 63.5%
1980: Reagan 59.9%
1976: Ford 49.2%
1972: Nixon 58%
1968: Nixon 52.9%
1964: Johnson 56.8%
1960: Nixon 56.2%
1956: Eisenhower 62.2%
1952: Eisenhower 65.1%
1948: Dewey 55.7%
1944: Dewey: 53.9%
1940: Willkie 51.4%
1936: Roosevelt 49.9%
1932: Hoover 50.2%
1928: Hoover 77.9%
1924: Coolidge 62%
1920: Harding 69.6%
1916: Hughes 54.5%
1912: Roosevelt 50.9%
1908: Taft 57.2%
1904: Roosevelt 65.2%
1900: McKinley 61.1%
1896: McKinley 53.1%

One of the most reliable Republican counties in Southern California. Even in the Democratic victories of 1936/1992/2008/2012, those were decided by <2.5%.

However, much like the rest of the region, the last 10-15 years haven't been kind to the Republican Party. Younger & more diverse voters have replaced the aging Reagan Republicans of the 1980's, while the western part of the county is rapidly growing and turning more urban.


Voter registration: January 5, 2016
Republicans: 323,374 (38.3%)
Democrats: 300,961 (35.5%)
No Party Preference: 176,154 (20.9%)
Other: 44,306 (5.3%)

Voter registration: September 12, 2017
Democrats: 363,732 (38.1%)
Republicans: 337,317 (35.3%)
No Party Preference: 205,172 (21.5%)
Other: 48,910 (5.1%)
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« Reply #60 on: October 26, 2016, 12:52:08 AM »

Cass County, North Dakota

1892:  Harrison(R)
1896:  McKinley (R)
1900:  McKinley (R)
1904:  Roosevelt (R)
1908:  Taft (R)
1912:  Wilson (D)
1916:  Wilson (D)
1920:  Harding (R)
1924:  Coolidge (R)
1928:  Hoover (R)
1932:  Roosevelt (D)
1936:  Roosevelt (D)
1940:  Willkie (R)
1944:  Dewey (R)
1948:  Dewey (R)
1952:  Eisenhower (R)
1956:  Eisenhower (R)
1960:  Nixon (R)
1964:  Johnson (D)
1968:  Nixon (R)
1972:  Nixon (R)
1976:  Ford (R)
1980:  Reagan (R)
1984:  Reagan (R)
1988:  Bush (R)
1992:  Bush (R)
1996:  Dole (R)
2000:  Bush (R)
2004:  Bush (R)
2008:  Obama (D)
2012:  Romney (R)
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« Reply #61 on: October 26, 2016, 11:16:46 AM »

Lake County, Indiana.  We haven't voted red since Nixon beat McGovern in 1972.
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« Reply #62 on: October 26, 2016, 12:23:37 PM »
« Edited: October 26, 2016, 12:44:22 PM by Celes Diamond »

I have a great deal of trouble discerning the exact color on these maps but I'm confident I have them all within 20%.

Harford County, MD
1788-89: Federalist electors - 60%
1792: Federalist electors - 90%

1796: Jefferson - 90%
1800: Jefferson - >90%
1804: Jefferson - 90%
1808: Madison - 70%
1812: Madison - 70%
1816: Monroe - 100%
1820: Monroe - 90%

1824: Adams - 50%
1828: Adams - >50%

1832: Jackson - 60%
1836: Harrison - 60%
1840: Harrison - 60%
1844: Clay - 60%
1848: Taylor - 60%

1852: Pierce - 50%
1856: Fillmore - 60%
1860: Bell - 60%
1864: McClellan - 60%
1868: Seymour - 70%

1872: Grant - 50%
1876: Tilden - 50%
1880: Hancock - 60%
1884: Cleveland - 60%
1888: Cleveland - 60%
1892: Cleveland - 50%

1896: McKinley - <50%
1900: Bryan - 50%
1904: Parker - 50%
1908: Bryan - 50%
1912: Wilson - 40%
1916: Wilson - 50%

1920: Harding - >50%
1924: Davis - <5%
1928: Hoover - 30%
1932: Roosevelt - 50%
1936: Roosevelt - 50%

1940: Wilkie - 50%
1944: Dewey - 50%
1948: Dewey - 50%
1952: Eisenhower - 50%
1956: Eisenhower - 50%
1960: Nixon - 50%

1964: Johnson - 50%
1968: Nixon - 50%
1972: Nixon - 60%


From this point on I'm using Atlas data.

1976: Ford - 55%
1980: Reagan - 52%
1984: Reagan - 68%
1988: Bush - 66%
1992: Bush - 45%
1996: Dole - 51%
2000: Bush - 58%
2004: Bush - 63%
2008: McCain - 58%
2012: Romney - 58%


We haven't gone Democrat for fifty-two years, and have only voted Democrat once in the past seventy-six years. We'll see how Trump fares.
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« Reply #63 on: November 05, 2016, 09:43:36 PM »
« Edited: November 05, 2016, 09:47:48 PM by #TheShadowyAbyss »

2012: Romney
2008: Obama
2004: Kerry
2000: Gore
1996: Clinton
1992: Clinton
1988: Bush
1984: Reagan
1980: Reagan
1976: Carter
1972: Nixon
1968: barely Nixon over Wallace
1964: Johnson
1960: Nixon
1956: Eisenhower
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« Reply #64 on: November 05, 2016, 10:11:14 PM »

Whitfield County, GA: (||| = margin)

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« Reply #65 on: November 06, 2016, 10:00:54 PM »

Summit County

I grew up here and live here

1840: Harrison 60%
1844: Clay 50%
1848: Taylor 30%
1852: Scott 40% - only county in NEOhio to vote Scott

1856: Fr‎émont 60%
1860: Lincoln 60%
1864: Lincoln 60%
1868: Grant 60%
1872: Grant 60%
1876: Hayes 50%
1880: Garfield 50%
1884: Blaine 50%
1888: Harrison 50%

1892: Cleveland 40%
1896: McKinley 50%
1900: McKinley 50%
1904: Roosevelt 60%
1908: Taft 40% (close)

1912: Roosevelt 50%
1916: Wilson 50%
1920: Harding 50%
1924: Coolidge 60%
1928: Hoover 70%

1932: Roosevelt 50%
1936: Roosevelt 60%
1940: Roosevelt 50%
1944: Roosevelt 50%
1948: Truman 50%
1952: Stevenson 50% and isolated

1956: Eisenhower 50%
1960: Kennedy 50%
1964: Johnson 60%
1968: Humphrey 40%
1972: Nixon 40%
1976: Carter 50%
1980: Carter 40%

1984: Reagan 50%
1988: Dukakis 50%
1992: Clinton 40%
1996: Clinton 50%
2000: Gore 53.26%
2004: Kerry 56.67%
2008: Obama 57.7%
2012: Obama 57%



Richland County

My parents and grandparents grew up here

1844: Polk 60%
1848: Cass 50%
1852: Pierce 50%
1856: Buchanan 50%
1860: Douglas 40%
1864: McCellan 50%
1868: Seymour: 50%
1872: Greenly 50%
1876: Tilden 50%
1880: Hancock 50%
1884: Cleveland 50%
1888: Cleveland 50%
1892: Cleveland 50%
1896: Bryan 50%
1900: Bryan 50%

1904: Roosevelt 40%
1908: Bryan 50%
1912: Wilson 40%
1916: Wilson 50%

1920: Harding 50%
1924: Coolidge 50%
1928: Hoover 70%

1932: Roosevelt 50%
1936: Roosevelt 60%
1940: Roosevelt 50%

1944: Dewey 50%
1948: Dewey 50%
1952: Eisenhower 60%
1956: Eisenhower 60%
1960: Nixon 50%

1964: Johnson 50%
1968: Nixon 50%
1972: Nixon 60%
1976: Ford 40%
1980: Reagan 50%
1984: Reagan 60%
1988: Bush 60%
1992: Bush 40%
1996: Dole 40%
2000: Bush 57.1%
2004: Bush 59.6%
2008: McCain 55.6%
2012: Romney 58.6%


It should be obvious who these counties are going to vote for in a matter of hours.
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« Reply #66 on: November 08, 2016, 02:34:58 PM »

Macomb, MI
1932-1968: solid Democrat except 1952 when Ike won 50.4-49.1%
1968: Humphrey 55%. No Democrat has won 55% in Macomb county since.
1972: 35/63 Nixon
1976: 47/51 Ford
1980: 40/52/6 Reagan
1984: 33/66 Reagan
1988: 39/60 Bush
1992: 37/42/20 Bush
1996: 49/39/10 Clinton
2000: 50/48 Gore
2004: 49/50 Bush
2008: 53/45 Obama
2012: 51/47 Obama
Macomb votes with the national presidential popular vote average it looks like. I'm sure Bush W. didn't Oakland County in 2004 but he won Macomb. Does Bush W win in Macomb in 2004 have anything to with Oakland being more socially moderate than Macomb?
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« Reply #67 on: November 11, 2016, 02:37:40 PM »

Updated my post and with exact percentages from 1960 until today.
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« Reply #68 on: November 11, 2016, 09:16:13 PM »
« Edited: November 11, 2016, 09:18:02 PM by JGibson »

Madison County, Illinois (1818-present)Sad
2016: Trump
2012: Romney

2008: Obama
2004: Kerry
2000: Gore (Popular vote winner)
1996: B. Clinton
1992: B. Clinton

1988: Dukakis

1984: Reagan
1980: Reagan

1976: Carter
1972: Nixon
1968: Humphrey
1964: LBJ
1960: JFK

1956: Stevenson
1952: Stevenson
1948: Truman
1944: FDR
1940: FDR
1936: FDR
1932: FDR

1928: Hoover
1924: Coolidge
1920: Harding

1916: Hughes

1912: Wilson
1908: Taft
1904: T. Roosevelt
1900: McKinley
1896: McKinley

1892: Cleveland
1888: B. Harrison
1884: Cleveland
1880: Garfield
1876: Tilden
1872: Grant
1868: Grant

1864: McClellan
1860: Lincoln
1856: Fillmore (Know-Nothing)
1852: Pierce
1848: Taylor (Whig)
1844: Clay (Whig)
1840: W. Harrison (Whig)
1836: W. Harrison (Whig)
1832: Jackson
1828: Jackson

1824: Adams (D-R)
1820: Others

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« Reply #69 on: November 25, 2016, 05:23:05 PM »

Somerset County, PA (1896-on)
1896: McKinley
1900: McKinley
1904: Roosevelt
1908: Taft

1912: Roosevelt
1916: Hughes
1920: Harding
1924: Coolidge
1928: Hoover

1932: Hoover
1936: Landon
1940: Willkie
1944: Dewey
1948: Dewey
1952: Eisenhower
1956: Eisenhower

1960: Nixon

1964: Johnson
1968: Nixon
1972: Nixon

1976: Ford
1980: Reagan
1984: Reagan
1988: Bush

1992: Bush

1996: Dole (Clinton almost became 2nd Dem to win county)
2000: Bush
2004: Bush

2008: McCain
2012: Romney
2016: Trump
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« Reply #70 on: January 01, 2017, 01:14:19 AM »

Oklahoma County

1960: Nixon-61.4%
1964: Johnson-52%
1968: Nixon-49.7%
1972: Nixon-75.2%
1976: Ford-56.7%
1980: Reagan-66%
1984: Reagan-71.7%
1988:Bush Sr.-63.6%
1992: Bush Sr.-48.8%
1996: Dole-54.7%
2000: Bush-62.3%
2004: Bush-64.2%
2008: McCain-58.4%
2012: Romney-58.3%
2016: Trump-51.7%
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« Reply #71 on: January 01, 2017, 01:59:36 AM »

Somerset County, NJ

1960: Nixon 60%
1964: Johnson 60%
1968: Nixon 54%
1972: Nixon 66%
1976  Ford 57%
1980  Reagan 57%
1984  Reagan 67%
1988  Bush H.W. 64%
1992  Bush H.W. 46%
1996  Dole  46%
2000  Bush W. 50%
2004  Bush W. 52%
2008  Obama 52%
2012  Obama 52%
2016 Hillary 57%
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« Reply #72 on: January 01, 2017, 02:36:29 AM »

Zell am See county, Salzburg state, Austria:

1986: 50.76% Waldheim (ÖVP) - 1st round - (WON Austria-wide)
1986: 54.73% Waldheim (ÖVP) - 2nd round - (WON Austria-wide)

1992: 40.51% Streicher (SPÖ) - 1st round - (WON Austria-wide)
1992: 56.69% Klestil (ÖVP) - 2nd round - (WON Austria-wide)

1998: 72.43% Klestil (ÖVP) - (WON Austria-wide)

2004: 52.72% Ferrero-Waldner (ÖVP) - (LOST Austria-wide)

2010: 78.88% Fischer (SPÖ) - (WON Austria-wide)

2016: 39.89% Norbert Hofer (FPÖ) - 1st round - (WON Austria-wide)
2016: 58.02% Norbert Hofer (FPÖ) - 2nd round (annulled) - (LOST Austria-wide)
2016: 52.61% Norbert Hofer (FPÖ) - 2nd round (re-vote) - (LOST Austria-wide)
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« Reply #73 on: January 01, 2017, 02:41:17 AM »

Lafayette Parish, Louisiana

1828: Jackson-50%
1832: Jackson-50%
1836: Van Buren-60%
1840: Not Available
1844: Polk-%50
1848: Cass-<50%
1852: Pierce-50%
1856: Buchanan-50%
1860: Breckinridge-70%
1864: Not Available
1868: Seymour->90%
1872: Greeley-60%
1876: Hayes-<50%
1880: Hancock-50%
1884: Cleveland-<50%
1888: Cleveland->90%
1892: Cleveland->90%
1896: Bryan-80%
1900: Bryan-50%
1904: Parker-60%
1908: Bryan-60%
1912: Wilson-50%
1916: Wilson-50%
1920: Harding-<50%
1924:Davis-50%
1928: Smith-70%
1932: Roosevelt-90%
1936: Roosevelt-90%
1940: Roosevelt-50%
1944: Roosevelt-70%
1948: Thurmond-<50%
1952: Eisenhower-<50%
1956: Eisenhower-50%
1960: Kennedy-60%
1964: Johnson-50%
1968: Wallace-30%
1972: Nixon-60%
1976: Ford-50%
1980:Reagan-50%
1984: Reagan-60%
1988: Bush-50%
1992: Bush-40%
1996: Dole-50%
2000: Bush-61.94%
2004: Bush- 64.2%
2008: McCain- 64.88%
2012: Romney- 65.89%
2016: Trump-64.58%

One thing I noticed when doing this is that urban and suburban counties in Louisiana swung to the GOP before the rural ones did. Lafayette, an almost entirely urban/suburban county went GOP long before most of its neighboring rural parishes.
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« Reply #74 on: January 01, 2017, 04:13:14 AM »

Hinds County, MS

1960: Unpledged-41.7% (Kennedy w/o Unpledged)
1964: Goldwater-87.9%
1968: Wallace-53.3%
1972: Nixon-77.8%
1976: Ford-60.5%
1980: Reagan-53.4%
1984: Reagan-56.7%
1988: Bush-55.5%
1992: Bush-46.9%
1996: Clinton-53.7%
2000: Gore-53.3%
2004: Kerry-59.3%
2008: Obama-69.2%
2012: Obama-71.5%
2016: Hillary-71.1%
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