In 2020, did you support/vote the same way as your county?

[KoopaDaQuick 🇵🇸]

See thread title. I supported (but couldn't vote for) Biden, the county I live in has gone D in every presidential election since 1988, but Iowa at-large went for Trump.

Louisiana posters should go by parish, Alaska posters by state house seat, and District of Columbia posters should treat themselves as living in a Biden county as the entire city and all of the city council wards voted for him.

[TML]

In 2020, the presidential winner also won my home precinct, county, and state. However, I will be moving early next year, and the precinct I will be moving to (along with the corresponding county) was won by his opponent.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I have never voted against my home county in a Presidential election.

[Mr. Smith]

Since I voted 3rd, the answer is no.

Definite Trump county, but it did swing to Biden.

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Yes (Biden voter in Mecklenburg, NC)

[Crumpets]

I voted for Biden at my King County address while living in a Lib Dem-represented constituency in Scotland. So yes, ish.

[Chips]

I'm a Biden voter who voted for him in a county that voted for Trump by 10, had a Republican swing and in a precinct that went more than 70% Trump.

[Drew]

I’ve voted the same way (D) as my county in all four of the presidential elections that I’ve participated in.

[dead0man]

third party in a Biden county

[𝕭𝖆𝖕𝖙𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖆 𝕸𝖎𝖓𝖔𝖑𝖆]

I am an international poster, but in 2020 we had a regional election and a constitutional referendum. The regional president candidate and the referendum option I voted for both lost in my province so the answer seems to be No.

[beesley]

I'm an international poster, but I have relatives who were Biden voters in Biden counties. But non-Tory in a Tory seat fits me.

[West_Midlander]

Trump won my precinct with 73% of the vote, my county with 56% of the vote, and my state with 50% of the vote.

My county has been trending Republican every election since 2008 when McCain won by <1%. Republicans have been at >50% in Franklin in every election in the 2000s except 2008. Franklin County voted for Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter twice each while voting Republican in 1988, 1984, and 1972. George Wallace won as a third-party candidate in Franklin County in 1968 with more (%) of the vote than Trump received (56.6%). In fact, no one has won Franklin with more than 56.6% since 1980. Democrats won Franklin from 1912 to 1964 with 60-90+% of the vote.

The worst Republican performance (% wise) was 3% in 1912 and the worst Democratic performance was 29% in 1968.

[Calthrina950]

I am a Biden voter in a Trump county (El Paso County), so no, I didn't vote the same way as the county. But Biden became the first Democrat in almost sixty years to break 40% here, and the county swung heavily towards Democrats compared to 2016.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

Trump voter in a Trump county

[Penn_Quaker_Girl]

Resident county: Philadelphia -- Biden voter in a Biden County

Home county: Fort Bend -- Biden voter in a Biden County

[Skunk]

Biden voter in a Trump precinct in a Biden city in a Trump county.

[It’s so Joever]

I'm a Biden voter who voted for him in a county that voted for Trump by 10, had a Republican swing and in a precinct that went more than 70% Trump.

The anti-bellwether.

[TDAS04]

Biden voter in a Trump county (Trump carried Minnehaha by 9%).

[Canis]

I'm a Biden voter who voted for him in a county that voted for Trump by 10, had a Republican swing and in a precinct that went more than 70% Trump.

The anti-bellwether.

IDK Chips is a Trump-Biden voter lol which is how the nation went so he's very much a bellwether voter he also voted for Obama before I really like reading his posts because of that actually it's a good way to see how the average American swing voter is perceiving things.

Anyway on topic. I live and vote in Los Angeles which voted for Bernie in the primary who I voted for and Biden in the general who I also voted for. My neighborhood actually backed Biden in the primary as well as him in the general so I voted against how my neighborhood did for the primary but with it for the general.

[RFayette]

Option 3

[TPIG]

For the first time, I did. Biden voter in DeKalb County, GA.

[Former President tack50]

International poster, but I actually did vote the same way as my municipality, island, province and region in the April 2019 general election (PSOE). I did not vote in November 2019.

[Dr. MB]

For the first time, I did. Biden voter in DeKalb County, GA.

Who’d you vote for in the senate elections?

[TPIG]

For the first time, I did. Biden voter in DeKalb County, GA.

Who’d you vote for in the senate elections?

I voted Perdue and Collins in November, but Ossoff and Warnock in January. Initially, I wanted a Republican senate to balance out a Biden win, but once Perdue and Loeffler started equivocating on the legitimacy of our democratic system, I threw my vote to the Dems.

[GregTheGreat657]

Yes (Trump supporter in a Trump county)