Counties that have voted the most to their states

[Don't Tread on Me]

There might be more accurate numbers, but these are the counties I found that I believe that have voted most similarly to their respective states going back to 1876.

1. Alabama: Tuscaloosa County (No difference)
2. Arizona: Maricopa County (1996)
3. Arkansas: Miller County (No change)
4. California: Imperial County (1944, 1948)
5. Colorado: Larimer County (1908, 1932, 1948 elections)
6. Connecticut: Middlesex County (1940, 1944)
7. Delaware: New Castle County (1880 election)
8. Florida: St Lucie's County (2000/disputed, 2004)
9. Georgia: Early County (1996, 2012, 2020) although one of the suburban counties near Atlanta might be a better indicator int he future.
10, Hawaii: Honolulu County (1980)
11, Idaho: Boise County (No change)
12. Illinois: Cook County (1912, 1976, 1980, 1984, 1988). Possibly not the closest but the most reliable.
13. Indiana: Tippercanoe County (1892, 1936, 2020)--Might not be the most reliable anymore
14. Iowa: Cedar County (1948)
15. Kansas: Bourbon County (No change)
16. Kentucky: Bracken County (1896, 1980, 1996 election)
17. Louisiana: Natchitoches Parish (No change)
18. Maine: Cumberland County (1980) although Aroostook is a better indicator for ME-2.
19. Maryland: Howard County (1904, 1908, 1924, 1944, 1968, 1976, 1980 elections)
20. Massachusetts: Hampden County (1980 election)
21. Michigan: Isabella County (1896, 1936, 1944, 1960, 1968, 2020 elections)
22. Hennepin County (1912, 1960, 1960 elections)--Possibly not the closest but the most reliable.
23. Mississippi: Covington County: (No change)
24. Missouri: St. Francois County (1940, 1944, 1956, 1960, 1988 elections)
25. Montana: Sanders County (1916, 1924 elections)
26. Nebraska: Hastings County (No change)
27. Nevada: Washoe County (1912, 1944, 1948, 1960, 1992, 1996 elections)--Possibly not the closest but the most reliable
28. New Hampshire: Sullivan County (1912, 1936, 2016 elections)
29. New Jersey: Burlington County (1976 election)
30. New Mexico: Dona Ana County (1912, 1916, 2004 elections)
31. New York: Erie County (1884, 1936, 1948, 1980, 1984 elections)
32. North Carolina: New Hanover County (2008, 2020 elections)--Less reliable prior to Jim Crow.
33. North Dakota: Stutsman County (No change)
34. Ohio: Wood County (1936, 1940, 1948, 1976 elections)
35. Oklahoma: Custer County (No change)
36. Oregon: Hood River County (1944 election)
37. Pennsylvania: Luzerne County (1892, 1928, 1932, 2020 elections)--May no longer be the most reliable
38. South Carolina: Newbury County (1952 election)
39. South Dakota: Clark County (No change)
40. Tennessee Meigs County (1916, 1924 elections)
41. Texas: Bell County (1952, 1956 elections)
42. Utah: Wasatch County (1900 election)
43. Vermont: Bennington County (No change)
44. Virginia: Loudon County (No change)
45. Washington: King County (No change)
46. Wyoming: Platte County (No change)
47. West VIrginia: Raleigh County (1912 election)
48. Wisconsin: Adams County (1892, 1912, 2020 elections)
Alaska: Anchorage (Not the most accurate but the most reliable)