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« Reply #6 on: November 28, 2020, 01:08:27 AM » |
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So both Impartial Spectator and JoeSiris make some interesting points regarding the compare / contrast of Montgomery County (Metro Dayton), OH as well as Mahoning County (Metro Youngstown), OH.
So in Honor of the giant precinct level vote dump from OH today in a spreadsheet format, I thought it might be interesting to at least explore Montgomery County, in slightly further detail.
Full disclose I used to live about 20 Minutes drive down the road from Dayton when I was going to College in the 1990s and actually interned in the City for a Non-Profit where I got a full tour of the City from my Gay Male Supervisor, who knew his home City like the back of his hand.
1.) Dayton, Ohio---
I had previously consolidated the numbers from the City between 2016 and 2020 earlier today (Without breaking results down by precinct).
6.) Dayton- 2020--- 19.6% of County Vote Share
Biden: 36,712 (69.8%) +41.3% Biden (+0.7% PUB Swing '16 > '20) Trump: 14,984 (28.5%) Misc: 933 ( 1.8%) Total: 52,629 -3.4% from 2016 Total Votes
Dayton- 2016- 21.2% of County Vote Share
HRC: 37,492 (68.8%) +42.0% HRC Trump: 14,626 (26.8%) Misc: 5,589 (10.3%) Total: 54,500
2.) Kettering- 2020--- 12.1% of County Vote Share
Biden: 15,567 (48.1%) +2.1% Trump (+10.1% DEMSwing '16 > '20) Trump: 16,263 (50.2%) Misc: 563 ( 1.7%) Total: 32,393 -3.4% from 2016 Total Votes
Kettering- 2016- 11.7% of County Vote Share
HRC: 12,377 (41.1%) +12.2% Trump Trump: 16,080 (53.3%) Misc: 1,692 (5.6%) Total: 30,149
Kettering has increased their educational attainment levels considerably since I lived in OH, and although it still overwhelmingly White (~90%), and MHI now runs $51.4k / Yr is considerably below that of many other Cities and places within Montgomery County.
3.) Huber Heights- 2020--- 6.9% of County Vote Share
Biden: 8,394 (45.1%) +8.2% Trump (+5.1% DEMSwing '16 > '20) Trump: 9,925 (53.3%) Misc: 312 ( 1.7%) Total: 18,631 -3.4% from 2016 Total Votes
Huber Heights- 2016- 6.8% of County Vote Share
HRC: 7,208 (41.1%) +13.3% Trump Trump: 9,532 (54.4%) Misc: 789 ( 4.5%) Total: 17,529
Huber Heights is about 75% White (14% Black), with only about 35% a 2+ Year Degree, but with an MHI of $54.4k / Yr.
4.) Riverside- 2020--- 3.7% of County Vote Share
Biden: 3,665 (37.4%) +23.1% Trump (+1.1% DEMSwing '16 > '20) Trump: 5,933 (60.5%) Misc: 208 ( 2.1%) Total: 9,806 -3.4% from 2016 Total Votes
Riverside- 2016- 3.6% of County Vote Share
HRC: 3,272 (35.3%) +24.2% Trump Trump: 5,522 (59.5%) Misc: 789 ( 8.5%) Total: 9,275
Riverside is about 83% White (8% Black), with only about 29% a 2+ Year Degree, but with an MHI of $43.9k / Yr.
5.)Trotwood- 2020---4.1% of County Vote Share
Biden: 9,137 (82.3%) +65.5% Biden (+3.1% PUB Swing '16 > '20) Trump: 1,860 (16.8%) Misc: 104 ( 0.9%) Total: 11,101 -3.4% from 2016 Total Votes
Trotwood- 2016- 4.6% of County Vote Share
HRC: 9,842 (83.3%) +68.6% HRC Trump: 1,735 (14.7%) Misc: 234 ( 8.5%) Total: 11,811
Trotwood is 70% Black and 24% White, 23% with a 2+ Yr Degree with an MHI of $34.5k/ Yr.
6.)Centerville- 2020---5.9% of County Vote Share
Biden: 7,211 (45.3%) +7.9% Trump (+9.7% DEM Swing '16 > '20) Trump: 8,460 (53.2%) Misc: 240 ( 1.5%) Total: 15,911 +8.5% from 2016 Total Votes
Centerville- 2016- 5.7% of County Vote Share
HRC: 5,677 (38.7%) +17.6% Trump Trump: 8,259 (56.3%) Misc: 734 ( 5.0%) Total: 14,670
Centerville is 86% White and 6% Black, 59% with a 2+ Yr Degree with an MHI of $63.5k/ Yr.
We can naturally dip into some of the Oldest and Whitest Townships in Montgomery County:
A.) Miami Township:- 2020---5.9% of County Vote Share
Biden: 6,647 (41.9%) +14.5% Trump (+7.4% DEM Swing '16 > '20) Trump: 8,947 (56.4%) Misc: 262 ( 1.7%) Total: 15,856 +8.5% from 2016 Total Votes
Miami Township- 2016- 5.7% of County Vote Share
HRC: 5,244 (36.5%) +21.9% Trump Trump: 8,392 (58.4%) Misc: 735 ( 5.1%) Total: 14,371
I could continue the story and dissection of Montgomery County OH results, but an initial survey it appears that DEMs underperformed in the most heavily Black precincts, while meanwhile picking up votes in Senior Precincts as well as bigger swings in Upper-Income White Educated precincts...
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