Most D and R counties in your state

[SingingAnalyst]

MI
Washtenaw, 187903 votes, 68.34% D
Wayne, 781000 votes, 66.30% D
Ingham, 130720 votes, 60.51% D
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Missaukee, 7301 votes, 73.77% R
Hillsdale, 19880 votes, 70.90% R
Oscoda, 4062 votes, 69.99% R
Sanilac, 19243 votes, 69.87% R
Montmorency, 5008 votes, 69.85% R

[Interlocutor is just not there yet]

As of Nov. 20, 4:15 PST


1. San Francisco, 383053 votes, 85.6% D
2. Alameda, 648662 votes, 79.4% D
3. Marin, 109941 votes, 78.8% D


1. Lassen, 10422 votes, 72.7% R
2. Modoc, 3359 votes, 71.8% R
3. Shasta, 72554, 65.6% R

And for kicks, the closest counties:
1. Stanislaus, 156141 votes, 47.4-46.7 D
2. Lake, 13045 votes, 47.8-44.1 D
3. Fresno, 250264 votes, 49.4-45.5 D

[SingingAnalyst]

As of Nov. 20, 4:15 PST


1. San Francisco, 383053 votes, 85.6% D
2. Alameda, 648662 votes, 79.4% D
3. Marin, 109941 votes, 78.8% D


1. Lassen, 10422 votes, 72.7% R
2. Modoc, 3359 votes, 71.8% R
3. Shasta, 72554, 65.6% R

And for kicks, the closest counties:
1. Stanislaus, 156141 votes, 47.4-46.7 D
2. Lake, 13045 votes, 47.8-44.1 D
3. Fresno, 250264 votes, 49.4-45.5 D

Close counties are a rare thing today. It's nice (I guess?) to see fairly large counties like Stanislaus and Fresno on the list.

[Mr. Smith]

CA

San Francisco, 85% D
Alameda, 79% D
Marin, 78% D
San Mateo, 76% D
Santa Cruz, 75% D

Lassen, 73% R
Modoc, 72% R
Shasta, 66% R
Tehama, 66% R
Glenn 62% R

So basically, The Bay Area and Dixie North (which used to be in unison against SoCal before Reagan came along)

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Durham - 78% D
Orange - 73% D
Hertford - 68% D
Edgecombe - 65% D
Warren - 65% D

Graham - 79% R
Yadkin - 79% R
Mitchell - 78% R
Randolph - 77% R
Cherokee - 77% R

[diptheriadan]

TN-

Scott County- Most Republican
Donald Trump-84.9%
Hillary Clinton-13.1%

Shelby County-Most Democratic
Hillary Clinton-62.2%
Donald Trump-34.7%

[NOVA Green]

OR---

Most Dem:

1.) Multnomah- 73.3% Democratic
2.) Benton-  60.1% Democratic
3.) Hood River- 59.5% Democratic
4.) Washington- 56.9% Democratic
5.) Lane- 53.4% Democraic

Most Rep:

1.) Lake-  76.9% Republican
2.) Grant- 74.0% Republican
3.) Harney- 73.3% Republican
4.) Wheeler- 72.2% Republican
5.) Sherman- 71.8% Republican

Closest:

1.) Deschutes- (43.0 D- 46.6 R) +3.6 R
2.) Marion- (42.2 D- 46.3 R) +4.2 R
3.) Tillamook (43.0 D- 48.9 R) +5.9 R
4.) Polk (40.8 D- 47.0 R) +6.2 R
5.) Clackamas (47.6 D- 41.4 R ) +6.2 D

Notes- I was a bit surprised to see Washington County outrank Lane County for highest Democratic results. Although I was a bit surprised to see Malheur not in the top 5 Republican counties, I had predicted a bit of a drop off in Republican support due to the high percentage of Mormons in the County, as well as a large Latino population (Although many are working under labor contracts as foreign nationals to support the agricultural sector in the Snake River Valley).

[Figueira]

Most Democratic: Suffolk (79.5 Clinton/16.5 Trump)
Most Republican: Plymouth (50.7 Clinton/43.4 Trump)

Municipalities:

Most Democratic: Cambridge (89.2 Clinton/6.5 Trump)
Most Republican: Tolland (61.9 Trump/32.9 Clinton)

I have no idea why Tolland is so right-wing. New Marlborough (two towns to the west) voted for Clinton by a bigger margin than Trump's margin in Tolland.

[nclib]

Durham - 78% D
Orange - 73% D
Hertford - 68% D
Edgecombe - 65% D
Warren - 65% D

Graham - 79% R
Yadkin - 79% R
Mitchell - 78% R
Randolph - 77% R
Cherokee - 77% R

This, though Graham is fractionally higher for Trump than Yadkin, the latter has a larger margin.

Durham and Orange (the latter of which I live in), were also 1st and 2nd for the Dems in the Senate race and Governor's race.

[HAnnA MArin County]

Most Democratic
1. St. Louis City (D+ 62.96)
2. Kansas City (D+ 56.00)
3. Jackson County (D+ 16.65)

Most Republican
1. Mercer (R+ 72.78)
2. Bollinger (R+ 72.71) - This is my home county. I apologize.
3. Barton (R+ 70.18)

[Pennsylvania Deplorable]

Philadelphia - 82% D
Delaware -59.4% D
Montgomery - 58.7% D
Allegheny - 56.4% D
Chester - 52.6% D

Fulton - 84.2% R
Bedford - 82.8% R
Potter - 80.3% R
Juniata - 79.2% R
Jefferson - 78.3% R

There are more counties where Trump got over 70% of the vote than counties where Hillary got over 50%.

[AGA]

Most Democratic in New York
1. Bronx (88-10)
2. New York (86-10)
3. Kings (79-18)
4. Queens (75-22)
5. Tompkins (67-25)

Most Republican in New York
1. Wyoming (72-22)
2. Allegany (67-26)
3. Orleans (67-27)
4. Lewis (66-27)
5. Hamilton (66-28)

[Gabagool102]

Most Democratic in New York
1. Bronx (88-10)
2. New York (86-10)
3. Kings (79-18)
4. Queens (75-22)
5. Tompkins (67-25)

Most Republican in New York
1. Wyoming (72-22)
2. Allegany (67-26)
3. Orleans (67-27)
4. Lewis (66-27)
5. Hamilton (66-28)

Not surprised the Bronx went so Dem. Its a sh*thole. God I hate going there. At least Manhattan and Brooklyn are bearable.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

Most Democratic:
1. Shelby (Memphis): 62% D
2. Davidson (Nashville): 60% D
3. Haywood: 54% D
4. Hardeman: 53% R
5. Hamilton (Chattanooga): 56% R

Most Republican:
1. Wayne: 86% R
2. Scott: 85% R
3. Grangier: 83% R
4. Hancock: 83% R
5. Fentress: 83% R

There are numerous other 80-82% Trump counties.  For the record, Knox(ville) is 59% R and Williamson (WOW-like wealthy Nashville suburbs) is 65% R with a relatively large third-party vote.  In the right circumstances, Republicans can sweep in Tennessee statewide races, as Bill Haslam did in 2014.

[Kantakouzenos]

UT

The numbers are a bit weird with McMullin doing so well in my state, but either way.

Most Democratic
1. Summit: 20,885 votes cast 50.29% Democrat

2. Salt Lake: 423,743 cast, 41.50% Democrat

3. Grand: 4,601 cast, 42.6% Democrat

Most Republican
1. Piute: 729 cast, 85.87% Republican

2. Emery: 4,315 cast, 79.37% Republican

3. Duchesne: 6,988 cast, 78.82% Republican

[Gass3268]

In the right circumstances, Republicans can sweep in Tennessee statewide races, as Bill Haslam did in 2014.

It also helps that the Democrats have nominated clowns the past two cycles.

[OneJ]

For Mississippi:
Republicans
1. George County, MS 87.92% R (+77.54)
2. Itawamba County, MS 86.99% R (+75.52)
3. Tishomingo County, MS 85.61% R (+73.68)

Democrats
1. Claibourne County, MS 86.80% D (+74.16)
2. Jefferson County, MS 86.45% D (+73.76)
3. Holmes County, MS 82.83% D (+66.62)

[Mr. Illini]

Most D - Cook (D+53)
Most R - Wayne (R +73)

[Strudelcutie4427]

Most Democratic- Grafton 57%-38%
Most Republican- Belknap 56%-39%

[LLR]

Most Democratic in New York
1. Bronx (88-10)
2. New York (86-10)
3. Kings (79-18)
4. Queens (75-22)
5. Tompkins (67-25)

Most Republican in New York
1. Wyoming (72-22)
2. Allegany (67-26)
3. Orleans (67-27)
4. Lewis (66-27)
5. Hamilton (66-28)

Not surprised the Bronx went so Dem. Its a sh*thole. God I hate going there. At least Manhattan and Brooklyn are bearable.

So says a rich, white suburban kid who's at least a little bit racist.

[bagelman]

Cuyahoga and Mercer, same as '12

[Since I'm the mad scientist proclaimed by myself]

Santa Cruz 71.1% D
Apache 61.8% D
Coconino 54.2% D

Mohave 72.9% R
La Paz 67.3% R
Graham 65.3 R

[publicunofficial]

D:
1. King (69-21)
2. San Jan (64-24)
3. Jefferson (60-28)
4. Whatcom (53-35)
5. Snohomish (52-36)

R:
1. Lincoln (70-21)
2. Garfield (67-22)
3. Columbia (67-23)
4. Stevens (64-24)
5. Adams (64-27)

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

%s
GOP:
Graham/Yadkin (both 79-18)
Mitchell (78-20)
Dem:
Durham (78-18)
Orange (73-23)
Hertford (68-30)
Votes:
GOP:
Wake (195984)
Mecklenburg (155518)
Guilford (98062)
Dem:
Wake (302569)
Mecklenburg (294562)
Guilford (149248)
EDIT: Median counties:
Craven (59-38 Trump) & Dare (58-37 Trump)

[Gabagool102]

Most Democratic in New York
1. Bronx (88-10)
2. New York (86-10)
3. Kings (79-18)
4. Queens (75-22)
5. Tompkins (67-25)

Most Republican in New York
1. Wyoming (72-22)
2. Allegany (67-26)
3. Orleans (67-27)
4. Lewis (66-27)
5. Hamilton (66-28)

Not surprised the Bronx went so Dem. Its a sh*thole. God I hate going there. At least Manhattan and Brooklyn are bearable.

So says a rich, white suburban kid who's at least a little bit racist.

Yes, because its a beautiful place to live, go check it out sometime (Riverdale,Woodlawn, other white areas) don't count. The only nice areas of the Bronx are majority white, its just a fact my man.