The previous two posters in your county

[SevenEleven]

WD 65%
LD Smith 35%

[VAR]

Arlington County, VA
SevenEleven (D-CA) 74%
L.D. Smith (D-TX) 26%

[Lourdes]

Burlington County, NJ:

SevenEleven (D-CA): 58%
VARepublican (R-VA): 42%

[YE]

Clark County, NV

Lourdes - 56%
VARepublican - 44%

[Stuart98]

Salt Lake County, Utah

YE 61%
Lourdes 39%

[VAR]

Arlington County, VA

Stuart98 - 53%
YE - 47%

[JoeInator]

Kent County, RI

Stuart98: 54%
VARepublican: 46%

[Roblox]

Arlington County, VA

JoeInator: 78%
Va republican: 22%

[Joe Biden 2024]

Delaware County, PA

JoeInator: 56%
Roblox: 44%

[West_Midlander]

Democratic presidential primary (Franklin Co., NC)

Gorguf 62.1%
Robox 29.6%
Dropped out/minor candidates (combined) 8.3%

[OBD]

Washington County, OR

Gorguf 65%
West_Midlander 33%
Other 2%

WM being more moderate than Trump does help him here...but he's also not the right kind of moderate for Washington County.

[S019]

Morris County, NJ

Oregon Blue Dog (D): 52%
West_Midlander (R): 47%

[WD]

Lane County, OR

OBD 75.6%
S019 24.4%

OBD easily wins with the home state advantage

[Xing]

King County, WA
Western Democrat 61.3%
S019 38.7%

Western Democrat benefits from regional appeal in the primary.

[𝕭𝖆𝖕𝖙𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖆 𝕸𝖎𝖓𝖔𝖑𝖆]

Xing and Western Democrat run in the - lmao - Partito Democratico primaries. I am not sure who is a better fit for the province of La Spezia - I would give a slight edge to Xing - but in any case WD sounds more likely to have establishment support so I'd say he wins 58% - 42%.

[TDAS04]

Minnehaha County, SD. Democratic Primary:

Battista: 54%
Xing: 46%

Being a bit more populist could help a bit, even in the Democratic primary.

[OBD]

TDAS (D) 59%
Battista (I) 41%

TDAS probably gets the support of the more establishment types (both Democratic and Republican), while Battista wins the outer areas tired of constant Democratic rule as well as some of the Berniecrats in Portland-adjacent.

[beesley]

UK Labour Party Leadership Election, within Hampshire:

VP OBD (endorsed by Tribune, Labour to Win) - 54%
TDAS04 (endorsed by Momentum, Open Labour) - 46%

VP OBD did better in middle-class towns like Winchester by being seen as an electable liberal
TDAS04 racked up votes among students and in urban cores but some of the left-wing voters expected to vote for him voted VP OBD as neither were seen as full-blown socialists.

[Mr. Smith]

OBD wins the primary by running the score up with the college kiddos. idk 61-38...?

[West_Midlander]

MormDem wins 50-46

[GregTheGreat657]

Herkimer County, NY
Midlander wins 57%-43%

[Schiff for Senate]

This one's hard since my county's blue and both of you are pro-Trump, but since WestMidlander seems a tad more independent, I'd say he wins.

[GregTheGreat657]

Herkimer County, NY
West_Midlander 66%
CentristRepublican 34%

[Schiff for Senate]

GregTheGreat657 vs. me: I'd win my county at least 75-25% (even 80-20% is possible) since I would have regional appeal and my county is extremely Democratic and suburban/urban - I imagine most Democrats would either stay home or support an anti-Trump centrist over a pro-Trump conservative.

GregTheGreat657 vs. West_Midlander: This one's hard, because both of them are pro-Trump and my county was very pro-Biden. West_Midlander seems somewhat more populist, though, and is an "Independent," so I'll say he wins, though GregTheGreat could win and the margin can be anything.

[beesley]

In Hampshire, CentristRepublican would win the Lib Dem vote and much of the Tory and Labour votes. Greg the Great would be toxic and wouldn't be taken seriously, but would do better than you think. An easy victory for CentristRepublican, about 65% at the minimum.