Hillary Clinton's best performing areas/regions in South Carolina in GE

[Suburbia]

What parts of South Carolina can Hillary Clinton perform the best in the general election against Republican Donald Trump?

[AGA]

Eastern South Carolina where there are a lot of African-Americans.

[NOVA Green]

It depends on how you define regions/areas....

Are we talking Piedmont/Midlands/Lowlands, metro areas, counties, etc.....?

I think it is difficult to answer the question as currently worded, with at least a common reference point.

[Suburbia]

It depends on how you define regions/areas....

Are we talking Piedmont/Midlands/Lowlands, metro areas, counties, etc.....?

I think it is difficult to answer the question as currently worded, with at least a common reference point.

Sorry about that. Which regions and areas will she do the best?

[Lachi]

Probably Eastern South Carolina and the areas in and around Columbia.

[Classic Conservative]

The Black Belt

[Dr. Arch]

I was expecting a map in here by this point

[NOVA Green]

I was expecting a map in here by this point

So going by this I would say, Central SC first, Coastal SC secondly, and Piedmont third.

[Dr. Arch]

I was expecting a map in here by this point

So going by this I would say, Central SC first, Coastal SC secondly, and Piedmont third.

[NOVA Green]

If anyone has a better map that breaks down the political geography into extra levels (And there were a few maps that I was looking at) that could work too...

We like maps and discussion of maps.

BTW: Didn't have a chance to run numbers yet on the map that I threw out as first attempt, so maybe Coastal might be better than Midlands, but....

[evergreenarbor]

She'll do best in the Black Belt and coastal regions.

Since people are asking for maps and I like maps, here's what I think the county map might look like, assuming Trump wins 51-46-3:



And here's a map of what I think Clinton's vote share will be in each county:



I used standard Atlas scaling.

[NOVA Green]

She'll do best in the Black Belt and coastal regions.

Since people are asking for maps and I like maps, here's what I think the county map might look like, assuming Trump wins 51-46-3:



And here's a map of what I think Clinton's vote share will be in each county:

Nice---- assuming you are looking at a uniform swing?

Still think there is a decent chance that Georgetown and Beaufort counties flip if the elections were held tomorrow.

Also, not quite sure the % scale is for the color schemes.... I'm assuming you are using standard Atlas scaling, but wouldn't mind a legend to go with the maps.

[evergreenarbor]

She'll do best in the Black Belt and coastal regions.

Since people are asking for maps and I like maps, here's what I think the county map might look like, assuming Trump wins 51-46-3:



And here's a map of what I think Clinton's vote share will be in each county:

Nice---- assuming you are looking at a uniform swing?

Still think there is a decent chance that Georgetown and Beaufort counties flip if the elections were held tomorrow.

Also, not quite sure the % scale is for the color schemes.... I'm assuming you are using standard Atlas scaling, but wouldn't mind a legend to go with the maps.

Looking at a more or less uniform swing because I'm too lazy to figure out a county-by-county swing. I did have the northwestern part of the state swing a little bit towards Trump.

I'm assuming that the election will tighten a little between today and Election Day. If the election were held today, I think Clinton would have a decent chance of winning SC.

I used standard Atlas scaling. I'll update my post to reflect that.

[Devils30]

Clinton will need to post big gains in Charleston, Beaufort on the coast. As in winning Charleston by 15%, and making Beaufort single digits. She'll also need to get 70% in Richland, improve in Lexington and York counties with white college grads. Also needs to improve in Greenville a bit. A lot of the rural counties will not swing at all from 2012 because they are so inelastic.

[NOVA Green]

She'll do best in the Black Belt and coastal regions.

Since people are asking for maps and I like maps, here's what I think the county map might look like, assuming Trump wins 51-46-3:



And here's a map of what I think Clinton's vote share will be in each county:

Nice---- assuming you are looking at a uniform swing?

Still think there is a decent chance that Georgetown and Beaufort counties flip if the elections were held tomorrow.

Also, not quite sure the % scale is for the color schemes.... I'm assuming you are using standard Atlas scaling, but wouldn't mind a legend to go with the maps.

Looking at a more or less uniform swing because I'm too lazy to figure out a county-by-county swing. I did have the northwestern part of the state swing a little bit towards Trump.

I'm assuming that the election will tighten a little between today and Election Day. If the election were held today, I think Clinton would have a decent chance of winning SC.

I used standard Atlas scaling. I'll update my post to reflect that.

My bad.... posted a ton of maps during the primaries and had requests to change everything from color schemes and shading to reflect standard Atlas formatting....

Still haven't figured out exactly what that is.

If you could link to any thread on that for future reference would be greatly appreciated.

[evergreenarbor]

She'll do best in the Black Belt and coastal regions.

Since people are asking for maps and I like maps, here's what I think the county map might look like, assuming Trump wins 51-46-3:



And here's a map of what I think Clinton's vote share will be in each county:

Nice---- assuming you are looking at a uniform swing?

Still think there is a decent chance that Georgetown and Beaufort counties flip if the elections were held tomorrow.

Also, not quite sure the % scale is for the color schemes.... I'm assuming you are using standard Atlas scaling, but wouldn't mind a legend to go with the maps.

Looking at a more or less uniform swing because I'm too lazy to figure out a county-by-county swing. I did have the northwestern part of the state swing a little bit towards Trump.

I'm assuming that the election will tighten a little between today and Election Day. If the election were held today, I think Clinton would have a decent chance of winning SC.

I used standard Atlas scaling. I'll update my post to reflect that.

My bad.... posted a ton of maps during the primaries and had requests to change everything from color schemes and shading to reflect standard Atlas formatting....

Still haven't figured out exactly what that is.

If you could link to any thread on that for future reference would be greatly appreciated.

Here's a map of the 2012 results by county. The key is in the lower right.

 

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Beaufort will probably swing more to Clinton than you have, but not enuf to put it in her column. Conversely, Chester will likely swing less, causing it stay Republican rather than be majority Clinton. As a general rule expect less swing in rural counties than the state as a whole.