Historically Republican Counties (With MianFei)

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

Tyler County, WV is debatable, its 1996 official result has Bill Clinton winning it, and not even with it being particularly close, but chances are that the official result is an error, and that Dole probably won it in actuality.

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

Tyler County, WV is debatable, its 1996 official result has Bill Clinton winning it, and not even with it being particularly close, but chances are that the official result is an error, and that Dole probably won it in actuality.

If Dole actually carried Tyler, WV (likely), when was the last time it didn't vote Republican?

1912

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

Putnam County, MO has been consistently Republican since at least 1932. I'm not able to find county-level results from before then. Maybe someone here can? It's definitely the longest one-party streak of any Missouri county, but I have no idea of exactly how long it is.

Actually, Gasconade County is the longest one-party streak of any County, not just in Missouri, but nationally too. Both Gasconade, and Putnam though, along with Ozark and Taney Counties have voted Republican every time since after the Civil War ended though.

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

Putnam County, MO has been consistently Republican since at least 1932. I'm not able to find county-level results from before then. Maybe someone here can? It's definitely the longest one-party streak of any Missouri county, but I have no idea of exactly how long it is.

Gasconade County, MO voted Republican in 1860 and has voted Republican in every election for President since (and has been GOP downballot in every election where I can find data).

Claire McCaskill won it in 2002 though.