Who won your county?

[© tweed]

Gore 53.38%, Bush 41.99%, Nader 3.16% in Suffolk

[Alcon]

Gore, by a decent margin.

My county was the only one in western Washington to swing against the Dems in 2004, although Kerry still won it.

[phk]

Bush by around 6 points.

[Dave from Michigan]

Bush 29.8%
kerry 69.4%

2000
Bush 29.0%
Gore 69.0%   

 one day Wayne county will vote republican again

[memphis]

Bush 29.8%
kerry 69.4%

2000
Bush 29.0%
Gore 69.0%   

 one day Wayne county will vote republican again

Brazil will vote Republican before Wayne County. Gore won Shelby County, TN by 15 points.

[Dr. Cynic]

Gore won Washington County.

[True Democrat]

Gore won Allegheny County (big surprise there)

[Dave from Michigan]

Wayne county will vote republican again (for president)

[Frodo]

Gore/Lieberman won Arlington County by a 60% to 34% margin. 

[nclib]

Orange, NC:

Gore 62.7%
Bush 36.3%

[Smash255]

Nassau County, NY

Gore 57.93%
Bush 38.49%

[Bdub]

Gore won Palm Beach County by a large margin.  It would have been larger without all the voting problems that went on down here.

Gore: 62.3%
Bush 35.3%

[memphis]

Wayne county will vote republican again (for president)

How will Detroit, the stereotype for decayed, rust-belt, has-been Industrial America vote Republican? I'll buy Macomb and Oakland counties going for the GOP, but not Wayne. 

[AkSaber]

The Alaska State House district I live in, Bush won it.

Bush  64.3%
Gore  21.1%
Nader  9.7%

[minionofmidas]

The Alaska State House district I live in, Bush won it.

Bush  64.3%
Gore  21.1%
Nader  9.7%

What's the 2004 result?

[AkSaber]

What's the 2004 result?

Bush  62.0%
Kerry  35.1%

[minionofmidas]

Sand Lake. Above averagely Republican for an Anchorage seat, but not the most Republican or anything like that.
By the way, is the distribution of party strength across the seat more or less as you would have supposed or are there surprising results?

[AkSaber]

Sand Lake. Above averagely Republican for an Anchorage seat, but not the most Republican or anything like that.

Yup that's my home!!

By the way, is the distribution of party strength across the seat more or less as you would have supposed or are there surprising results?

I was surprised at District 26, how close it was.

[MasterJedi]

Gore, I live in Milwaukee County, what do you expect?

[phk]

Bush

[Flying Dog]

gore

[nini2287]

Montgomery Co., PA
Gore 53.54
Bush 43.81

Williamsburg City, VA
Bush 47.70
Gore 46.28

(Kerry won Williamsburg by 3 pts. in 2004, BTW)

[Galactic Overlord]

Jefferson Parish = Bush

Bush 59%   
Gore 39%   

Hasn't gone Democrat since JFK, though.

[Republican Michigander]

Livingston County - which even Bob Dole won.

2000
Bush - 59.14%
Gore - 38.13%

2004
Bush - 62.79%
Kerry - 36.26%

[angus]

Kerry won Alameda county CA, which is where I voted in November 2004.  Bush won Lowndes county MS, which is where I'd vote today.  Interestingly, Alameda was a GOP stronghold for years.  It's hard to remember now but even Berkeley went for Dewey in 1948.  And so did the rest of the county.  WWII brought thousands of blue-collar workers to Oakland, and it was only a matter of time really.  Vietnam, which coincided with the 18-year-old vote and the enfranchisement of many students, ended Republican rule in Alameda.  And they've been Democrats ever since.  Similarly, Lowndes was a Democrat stronghold for many years.  From prehistoric times, pretty much, till the early 70s Lowndes was carried by Democrats.  Since then the county has been shifting toward the GOP.  Even when Carter handily carried the state in '76, Ford carried Lowndes handily.  Reagan also won here in '80, and they've been Republicans ever since.