Major cities with Republican enclaves vs. ones without

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I don't know NYC neighborhoods that well. Just look here (of course this uses the incorrect color scheme):

[Lunar]

Thanks -- and then there's the question as to whether Obama -- McCain is the best judgment of "Democratic" and "Republican."

For comparison:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f2/Brooklyn_neighborhoods_map.png

Seems like the areas I mentioned + Gravesend & Midwood

[danny]

What's the most densely populated, solidly Republican area?  Subjective as to what "densely" & "solidly" mean, naturally.

Re: "Orthodox Jewry"

Almost exactly one year ago, my first job I applied for when I moved to NYC was an unpaid position I declined for David Greenfield's campaign, and just last weekend, because I live now in the neighborhood next door, I took a nice stroll for the first time since through Borough Park, one of the hearts of Jewish Brooklyn [finally understanding what streets connect, as opposed to just having arrived a few days ago in a foreign city like last time].  The political leaders of Borough Park, Dov Hikind & David Greenfield, are Democrats.

their "Democrats" because they are from NYC and that's the only way to be effective. But Hikind is a "Democrat" who endorsed Bush Mccain and Pataki amongst many other Republicans and in the last election ran on both the Democratic and republican lines and received more votes as a republican.