Where are Polish and French voters based on these other numbers?

[Builder Refused]

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/amphtml/peteraldhous/trump-and-the-white-vote
German +18 Trump
American +17 Trump (These seem to be very ancestrally Dem)
Italian +11 Trump
English +6 Trump
Irish +1 Trump
These are numbers for 2016. I’ve seen Polish +11 for Biden.
As for French voters I’ve heard they’re more common in Obama-Obama-Trump counties.

[lfromnj]

The Francophone areas in Maine were more D than Vermont in 2012 to Trump +5

[RINO Tom]

I imagine you’ll see huge variation in French voters, as Southern Louisiana and Northern NY/VT/NH/ME aren’t exactly similar besides ancestry.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

I imagine you’ll see huge variation in French voters, as Southern Louisiana and Northern NY/VT/NH/ME aren’t exactly similar besides ancestry.

If I had to guess, the ones in LA are very solidly R, and the ones in New England are solidly Obama-Trump-Biden.

[Gass3268]

Most of the rural Polish areas in Wisconsin have swung hard to the Republicans, starting in 2012.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Most of the rural Polish areas in Wisconsin have swung hard to the Republicans, starting in 2012.

In which counties are there the most Polish Americans?

[M0096]

Top 10 Polish-American share in counties over 60 000 inhabitants:

1. Portage, WI - 20 583 / 29.23%
2. Luzerne, PA - 68 310 / 21.45%
3. Bay, MI - 19 730 / 18.67%
4. Erie, NY - 165 106 / 17.90%
5. Lackawanna, PA - 37 391 / 17.64%
6. Marathon, WI - 23 503 / 17.30%
7. Macomb, MI - 136 570 / 15.79%
8. McHenry, IL - 40 730 / 13.25%
9. Franklin, MA - 8 786 / 12.44%
10. Will, IL - 83 443 / 12.14%

Top 10 Polish-American populations:

1. Cook, IL - 449 842 / 8.59%
2. Erie, NY - 165 106 / 17.90%
3. Wayne, MI - 138 438 / 7.87%
4. Macomb, MI - 136 570 / 15.79%
5. Los Angeles, CA - 124 304 / 1.22%
6. Oakland, MI - 121 710 / 9.80%
7. Allegheny, PA - 110 513 / 8.98%
8. Maricopa, AZ - 105 428 / 2.53%
9. DuPage, IL - 103 134 / 11.05%
10. Cuyahoga, OH - 96 178 / 7.66%

2015 census estimates

[Alcibiades]

I imagine you’ll see huge variation in French voters, as Southern Louisiana and Northern NY/VT/NH/ME aren’t exactly similar besides ancestry.

If I had to guess, the ones in LA are very solidly R, and the ones in New England are solidly Obama-Trump-Biden.

Actually, extremely unusually for rural New England, the Francophone towns saw some pretty hefty Trump swings in 2020 - several were Clinton-Trump.

[Gass3268]

Most of the rural Polish areas in Wisconsin have swung hard to the Republicans, starting in 2012.

In which counties are there the most Polish Americans?

Portage, Marathon, and Trempelau. There was a very substantial Polish population in the southern part of Milwaukee, but that has largely dispersed it really hard to gauge their political preferences now. 

[H. Ross Peron]

I imagine you’ll see huge variation in French voters, as Southern Louisiana and Northern NY/VT/NH/ME aren’t exactly similar besides ancestry.

If I had to guess, the ones in LA are very solidly R, and the ones in New England are solidly Obama-Trump-Biden.

Actually, extremely unusually for rural New England, the Francophone towns saw some pretty hefty Trump swings in 2020 - several were Clinton-Trump.

Not really rural, but this parallels swings to Trump in heavily Portugese cities such as Fall River.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

I imagine you’ll see huge variation in French voters, as Southern Louisiana and Northern NY/VT/NH/ME aren’t exactly similar besides ancestry.

If I had to guess, the ones in LA are very solidly R, and the ones in New England are solidly Obama-Trump-Biden.

Actually, extremely unusually for rural New England, the Francophone towns saw some pretty hefty Trump swings in 2020 - several were Clinton-Trump.

Were these solidly pro-Clinton and swung to Trump enough to give him big margins in 2020? Because if so, that probably best parallels places like the Cubano parts of Miami-Dade County.