2016 National Precinct Map on NYT

[Nyvin]

Pretty impressive really.   Too bad they can't make a DRA app out of it or something.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/upshot/election-2016-voting-precinct-maps.html

Depending how zoomed in/out you are you can see both county and precinct result pop-outs.

[Boston Bread]

TIL that the closest Trump precinct from me is a 25 minute drive away without traffic.

[Starry Eyed Jagaloon]

I just spent an hour of my life looking at the nuances--where relatives live (all Clinton, but some completely surrounded), how exactly places like OC/Atlanta/PHX sumg left while Macomb county swung right, and other weird discrepancies (most of Provo voted majority McMullin, south Staten Island is GOPpier than I thought, Laie and a random military base are the only two GOP precincts in HI, etc.) It's facinating!

It turns out I live in an 82-12 Clinton district, with the closest Trump precinct 21 minutes away (without traffic-lol) in Hollywood.

[jimrtex]

An interesting definition of "right next door".

A precinct in southwestern Terrell County is 3 hours and 17 minutes from the nearest Clinton precinct in Fort Stockton. Its neighbor in Pecos County is right next door to the Clinton outpost.

Jill Stein finished 2nd in one of the four precincts in Loving County.

[Torie]

OK, I admit it. It kind of gives me a thrill to stare at the "precinct" lines that I drew. . It is one of those once in a lifetime experiences. Yes, by far the richest and the poorest precincts (not only in the city, but in the entire area) were the most anti Trump. The NYT gps puts me in the wrong precinct. But then I am sitting right now about 15 feet from the boundary line, which is the middle of an alley, sitting at the dining room table in an apartment above a garage structure.

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

I live in a Clinton precinct with a Trump precinct right next door.

[RINO Tom]

My precinct (wets side of Iowa City) went to Clinton 63%-20% (that seems like a LOT of third party votes...), with the nearest Trump precinct being Kalona (a town that we frequent a lot due to its nice restaurants and brewery!).  It is a 23-minute drive.  My old precinct in Peoria went to Clinton 56%-38%.  Just for fun, I looked at the (stereotypically) richest part of Peoria, Grandview Drive.  It went 54-36% for Trump.

[VPH]

My precinct voted 50%-40% for Donald Trump. Looks like Bel Aire is the most politically mixed suburb outside of Wichita. Andover, Derby, Maize, Valley Center, and Park City are all far more conservative.

[jimrtex]

OK, I admit it. It kind of gives me a thrill to stare at the "precinct" lines that I drew. . It is one of those once in a lifetime experiences. Yes, by far the richest and the poorest precincts (not only in the city, but in the entire area) were the most anti Trump. The NYT gps puts me in the wrong precinct. But then I am sitting right now about 15 feet from the boundary line, which is the middle of an alley, sitting at the dining room table in an apartment above a garage structure.

This is fake news.

The 2016 election was conducted using the pre-Toriemander wards and precincts.

Also, they failed to take your excursion across Underhill Pond. Maybe the homeowner on the split house Clinton, didn't want them traipsing through their living room.

[Thunder98 🇮🇱 🤝 🇵🇸]

My precinct went 62% Trump - 31% Clinton, the complete opposite of the state and county results.

[Del Tachi]

Here I am, existing in my perfect, college-educated island of Deep Blue surrounded by rural Georgia

[RINO Tom]

Here I am, existing in my perfect, college-educated island of Deep Blue surrounded by rural Georgia

I find your politics VERY hard to pin down, LOL.  It almost seems like you're a pro-establishment, anti-populist Republican who is adamant about a Democratic Party that embodies those characteristics and a GOP that doesn't...?

[Del Tachi]

Here I am, existing in my perfect, college-educated island of Deep Blue surrounded by rural Georgia

I find your politics VERY hard to pin down, LOL.  It almost seems like you're a pro-establishment, anti-populist Republican who is adamant about a Democratic Party that embodies those characteristics and a GOP that doesn't...?

Ideologically, I'm a pretty standard moderate conservative who supports the free market, lower taxes, a robust defense, and an interventionist/internationalist foreign policy.  Stylistically I tend to be attracted to politicians who come across as well-versed in the issues and non-ideological, so there are quite a lot of Republican politicians of which I am not very fond.  As an openly gay man who is not particularly religious, I tend to skew towards the left on social issues and consider myself a cultural liberal (which is why I enjoy living in college towns with other social liberals who regularly vote Democrat).  I voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016 and have mildly warmed-up to Trump over his first couple years and office, but I'm unsure how I will vote in 2020.

[Bandit3 the Worker]

Clinton won my precinct by 12%. So much for "butbutbut WCW Trump buh."

[Tintrlvr]

I don't think I knew this already: Jill Stein came second in my precinct! 85 Clinton - 2 Stein - 1 Trump (those are votes, not percentages).

[cvparty]

it wont load for me someone help

[catographer]

Here I am, existing in my perfect, college-educated island of Deep Blue surrounded by rural Georgia

I find your politics VERY hard to pin down, LOL.  It almost seems like you're a pro-establishment, anti-populist Republican who is adamant about a Democratic Party that embodies those characteristics and a GOP that doesn't...?

Ideologically, I'm a pretty standard moderate conservative who supports the free market, lower taxes, a robust defense, and an interventionist/internationalist foreign policy.  Stylistically I tend to be attracted to politicians who come across as well-versed in the issues and non-ideological, so there are quite a lot of Republican politicians of which I am not very fond.  As an openly gay man who is not particularly religious, I tend to skew towards the left on social issues and consider myself a cultural liberal (which is why I enjoy living in college towns with other social liberals who regularly vote Democrat).  I voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016 and have mildly warmed-up to Trump over his first couple years and office, but I'm unsure how I will vote in 2020.

how could u endorse so many anti-LGBT politicians like Kemp tho???

[catographer]

also is there any way we could put this into DRA ourselves? lol

[RI]

also is there any way we could put this into DRA ourselves? lol

It will happen in due time

[Oryxslayer]

also is there any way we could put this into DRA ourselves? lol

It will happen in due time

!!!

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

also is there any way we could put this into DRA ourselves? lol

It will happen in due time

So is the 2012 + 2016 DRA results scheduled to be made separately view-able at a later date?

[Co-Chair Bagel23]

I already knew this since Dallas County has interactive precinct results but I think I have said that my parents are separated, and Trump won in my mom's precinct 56-40 and Clinton won in my dad's 54-41.

[Antonio the Sixth]

My precinct voted for Hilary 85-9, because of course it did. UCLA was 88-7.

No precinct in the area I usually frequent gave Hillary less than 75%. If that's not a bubble I don't know what is.

[mvd10]

Oh, well I guess I just quote my post from the other thread

There already is a national precinct map, and that one also includes 2008 and 2012. I wonder whether there also is a 2004 precinct map.

https://decisiondeskhq.com/data-dives/creating-a-national-precinct-map/

Anyway, I've certainly been in a Trump precinct. When I was in NYC last year I visited someone who lived in one of the Trump precincts in Harrison, Westchester County. Maybe I randomly drove/walked through another Trump precinct in NYC.

Want to add that since I visited NYC (and stayed in Manhattan) I obviously spent 99% of my time in Clinton precincts .

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

There aren't any Trump precincts I regularly visit though the precinct I work in was only won by Hillary 50-42.