We talk a lot about bellwethers...states that most often vote for the winning candidate and reflect most the country as a whole. Florida, Ohio, and Nevada are big ones.
I'd like to explore the inverse of this phenomenon...which state or states is/are most inaccurate? It's a tougher science, but I'd say Georgia off the top of my head. It's gotten eight out of the last 16 elections wrong since 1952.
AL & MS also got 8 out of 16 wrong in that time period.
You could technically give AL the title and say 9 if you count the state primary and who the people actually elected as electors, since that was a public, statewide vote. Because of that, Kennedy won the state but lost to Byrd in EVs 6-5.
You could also technically give MS the title and say 9 if you count the "unpledged" plurality in 1960.
