Humphrey 68 - Ford 76 counties

[Yu748Girl83]

How many were there?

[Podgy the Bear]

Ford picked up four states won by Humphrey (CT, ME, MI, WA)--so I'd start looking there.

[Blow by blow, the passion dies]

Macomb, MI and Arostook, ME

[NorCalifornio]

In California: Kings, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Contra Costa, and Napa

[Republican Party Stalwart]

In Vermont: Franklin and Chittenden counties

[Sumner 1868]

Alabama: None

Alaska: N/A

Arizona: None

Arkansas: None

California: Contra Costa, Kings, Napa, San Mateo, Santa Clara

Colorado: Lake, Mineral

Connecticut: Middlesex, New Haven, New London, Tolland

Delaware: None

Florida: None

Georgia: None

Hawaii: None

Idaho: Shoshone

Illinois: Fulton

Indiana: St. Joseph

Iowa: None

Kansas: None

Kentucky: None

Louisiana: None

Maine: Aroostook, Cumberland, Franklin, Kennebec, Oxford, Penobscot, Piscataquis, Sagadahoc, Washington

Maryland: None

Massachusetts: None

Michigan: Bargara, Houghton, Macomb, Marquette

Minnesota: None

Mississippi: None

Missouri: None

Montana: Cascade, Glacier, Jefferson

Nebraska: None

Nevada: None

New Hampshire: Hillsborough, Strafford

New Jersey: None

New Mexico: None

New York: Niagara, Schenectady

North Carolina: None

North Dakota: None

Ohio: Clark, Mercer

Oklahoma: None

Oregon: None

Pennsylvania: None

Rhode Island: None

South Carolina: None

South Dakota: None

Tennessee: None

Texas: Blanco, Brewster, Nacogdoches, Pecos, Rockwall, Scurry

Utah: Tooele

Vermont: Chittenden, Franklin

Virginia: Essex, James City, Powhatan

Washington: Clallam, King, Skagit

West Virginia: Ohio

Wisconsin: None

Wyoming: Carbon

So, overall places that voted this way were either secular working-class areas or educated suburbs. A few odd flukes in TX and VA as well.

[E-Dawg]

California: Contra Costa, Kings, Napa, San Mateo, Santa Clara

As somebody who used to live nearby it, I find Kings County CA voting this way to be super weird. It's a rural agricultural area, it feels like an area where Carter would have easily improved over Humphrey rather than the other way around.

[Mr. Smith]

Alabama: None

Alaska: N/A

Arizona: None

Arkansas: None

California: Contra Costa, Kings, Napa, San Mateo, Santa Clara

Colorado: Lake, Mineral

Connecticut: Middlesex, New Haven, New London, Tolland

Delaware: None

Florida: None

Georgia: None

Hawaii: None

Idaho: Shoshone

Illinois: Fulton

Indiana: St. Joseph

Iowa: None

Kansas: None

Kentucky: None

Louisiana: None

Maine: Aroostook, Cumberland, Franklin, Kennebec, Oxford, Penobscot, Piscataquis, Sagadahoc, Washington

Maryland: None

Massachusetts: None

Michigan: Bargara, Houghton, Macomb, Marquette

Minnesota: None

Mississippi: None

Missouri: None

Montana: Cascade, Glacier, Jefferson

Nebraska: None

Nevada: None

New Hampshire: Hillsborough, Strafford

New Jersey: None

New Mexico: None

New York: Niagara, Schenectady

North Carolina: None

North Dakota: None

Ohio: Clark, Mercer

Oklahoma: None

Oregon: None

Pennsylvania: None

Rhode Island: None

South Carolina: None

South Dakota: None

Tennessee: None

Texas: Blanco, Brewster, Nacogdoches, Pecos, Rockwall, Scurry

Utah: Tooele

Vermont: Chittenden, Franklin

Virginia: Essex, James City, Powhatan

Washington: Clallam, King, Skagit

West Virginia: Ohio

Wisconsin: None

Wyoming: Carbon

So, overall places that voted this way were either secular working-class areas or educated suburbs. A few odd flukes in TX and VA as well.

Alaska has Boroughs and Humphrey almost won the state while Carter was trounced.

I'd guess Anchorage is an example.