Biden/Trump's best/worst states on Super Tuesday - thoughts?

[wbrocks67]

Biden:
Maine: 93%
Tennessee: 92%
Iowa: 91%
California: 89%
Vermont: 89%
Virginia: 89%
Alabama: 89%
Arkansas: 89%
Utah: 88%
North Carolina: 87%
Texas: 85%
Colorado: 84%
Massachusetts: 83%
Oklahoma: 73%
Minnesota: 71%

Trump:
Alaska: 88%
Alabama: 83%
Oklahoma: 82%
California: 79%
Texas: 78%
Arkansas: 77%
Tennessee: 77%
North Carolina: 74%
Maine: 73%
Minnesota: 69%
Colorado: 63%
Virginia: 63%
Massachusetts: 60%
Utah: 57%
Vermont: 46%

[wbrocks67]

I'm a bit shocked at Trumps #s in Arkansas and TN, wouldn't expect him to do worse there than AL.

For Biden, surprised he didn't hit 90 in AL or further, like TN. His Utah and VT #s are surprising, especially Utah. Obv MN is the big (bad) surprise on his end.

[xavier110]

I didn’t even realize that Biden performed worse in MN than OK. That is genuinely shocking.

It’s fairly interesting that he did worst in some of the nation’s most educated D voter bases: CO, MA, MN… it’s no wonder that Trump did worst with those same type of states.

[Bernie Derangement Syndrome Haver]

Why did Biden do so bad in Oklahoma? Yes some of that is probably Ancestral Democrats, but he didn't do as poorly in other ancestrally Democratic areas.

[Mr. Smith]

California is extremely polarized.

[kelestian]

Why did Biden do so bad in Oklahoma? Yes some of that is probably Ancestral Democrats, but he didn't do as poorly in other ancestrally Democratic areas.

Oklahoma was the worst state for Obama in 2012 primary. He lost 14 counties.

[Eraserhead]

Probably worth noting that these won't necessarily be the exact final percentages in a few of the states. 

[Eraserhead]

Why did Biden do so bad in Oklahoma? Yes some of that is probably Ancestral Democrats, but he didn't do as poorly in other ancestrally Democratic areas.

Part of it might be that those types of Democrats are still voting in Presidential primaries there whereas maybe they're not as much in Arkansas for example.

There might be more to it than that though. I could see those people voting big for Phillips but why Williamson?

[emailking]

Notice you can't just shift Biden's numbers down to get Trump's. You have to shift them down and then stretch them down even more to replicate Trump's performance.