Which states have picked the winner the longest? (user search)
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Junior Chimp
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« on: October 25, 2004, 06:40:15 PM »

Minnesota voted for Ike both times, and before Roosevelt's '32 landslide, Democrats had never won the state (Roosevelt's 1912 win there was the only non-Republican victory since statehood).

MN's current streak is pretty impressive, but its 1860-1928 all-Republican/Bull-Moose run is more so.

What's the longest streak on the books?  I'm guessing Arkansas, voted Democrat every election 1876-1968.

Found a longer one...

Vermont.  Voted Whig / Republican every election from 1836 to 1960.  Other than Johnson's landslide in 1964, they didn't vote for a single Democrat between Monroe and Clinton.

I doubt anyone can beat that.
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