How did your precinct vote?

[Illiniwek]

So my registered district in Michigan where I voted:
Trump 399 52.0%
Clinton 322 41.9%
Johnson 21 2.7%
Stein 13 1.7%
Write-In 12 1.6%
Castle 1 0.1%

Was hoping for a Clinton win there, but its a really Republican area so it isn't too bad.

My old district in Illinois where I voted in the primary:
Clinton 273 55.6%
Trump 179 36.5%
Johnson 27 5.5%
Stein 12 2.4%

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

CLINTON, HILLARY       DEMOCRATIC       365       82.58 %
TRUMP, DONALD J        REPUBLICAN       58       13.12 %
CASTLE, DARRELL L       CONSTITUTION  0       0.00 %
STEIN, JILL                   GREEN               5       1.13 %
JOHNSON, GARY              LIBERTARIAN    10       2.26 %
Write In                                                  4       0.90 %


THANK YOU LOW TURNOUT PHILADELPHIA!

This is actually a 5 point Democratic swing despite me moving in. SAD!

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Clinton 914
Trump 803
Johnson 78
W/I 50
RIP bellwether Peebs's precinct 2000-2016 FF

[bagelman]

Clinton: 342 (46.59%)
Trump: 336 (45.78%)
Johnson: 33 (4.5%)
Stein: 3

Very balanced, certainly a swing towards the Democrats.

[nicholas.slaydon]

Clinton: 378 (69%)
Trump: 143 (26%)
Johnson: 15 (2.8%)
Stein: 7 (1.3%)

[Crumpets]

My registered address is in very white, increasingly very wealthy part of northeast Seattle:

Clinton: 236 (88.7%)
Trump: 24 (9.0%)
Johnson: 5 (1.9%)
Stein: 1 (.4%)
Write-in: 2
Blank: 2

total ballots returned so far: 270, though President would be out of 266. This precinct was 81.5-17.5 for Obama in 2008. Murray "only" got 84% and Inslee 81%. Walkinshaw got 52.8%.

Where I live in the University District, Trump tied in 3rd lol:

Clinton: 158 (91.9%)
Johnson: 5 (2.9%)
Trump: 4 / Stein: 4 (2.3 % / 2.3%)
La Riva: 1 (.6%)
Write-in: 2
Blank: 4

Total: 178 counted so far, vote out of 172.

Where did you find this data?

[Mr. Reactionary]

Hillary - 602
Trump - 448
Gary - 20
Jill - 6
McMullin - 5
Clarence Thomas - 1

[tinman64]

The LA Times has precinct information for California on this page, updated as new information becomes available...

http://www.latimes.com/projects/la-pol-ca-california-neighborhood-election-results/

[Seattle]

My registered address is in very white, increasingly very wealthy part of northeast Seattle:

Clinton: 236 (88.7%)
Trump: 24 (9.0%)
Johnson: 5 (1.9%)
Stein: 1 (.4%)
Write-in: 2
Blank: 2

total ballots returned so far: 270, though President would be out of 266. This precinct was 81.5-17.5 for Obama in 2008. Murray "only" got 84% and Inslee 81%. Walkinshaw got 52.8%.

Where I live in the University District, Trump tied in 3rd lol:

Clinton: 158 (91.9%)
Johnson: 5 (2.9%)
Trump: 4 / Stein: 4 (2.3 % / 2.3%)
La Riva: 1 (.6%)
Write-in: 2
Blank: 4

Total: 178 counted so far, vote out of 172.

Where did you find this data?

You need to know your precinct number/code, but you enter it in here: https://electionsdata.kingcounty.gov/Government/Nov-2016-Election-night-abstract-by-precinct/kk5t-cjez and scroll all the way down as Pres/Senate are at the bottom.

If you don't know your precinct, you can here: http://www.kingcounty.gov/depts/elections/elections/maps/find-my-districts.aspx

[Crumpets]

Thanks Seattle!

Here's mine (mixed income/middle class, predominantly white but still a sizeable portion of non-white voters, a couple miles northwest of Downtown Seattle):

Clinton: 123 (82.0%)
Trump: 16 (10.7%)
Johnson: 4 (2.7%)
Stein: 4 (2.7%)
Write-in: 3 (2.0%)
Castle: 0 (0.0%)
La Riva: 0 (0.0%)
Kennedy: 0 (0.0%)

Apparently there are 335 registered voters in my precinct, so turnout was pretty abysmal compared to the state totals. Perhaps they aren't done counting votes yet, since it takes forever in Washington.

Here are some other results:

Senate
Murray: 122 (83.0%)
Vance: 25 (17.0%)
Write-in: 0 (0.0%)

Governor
Inslee: 118 (80.3%)
Bryant: 29 (19.7%)
Write-in: 0 (0.0%)

Congress (WA-7)
Jayapal: 91 (65.0%)
Walkinshaw: 49 (35.0%)
Write-in: 0

Lieutenant Governor
Habib: 118 (82.5%)
McClendon: 25 (17.5%)
Write-in: 0 (0.0%)

ST3 (Kind of a big deal for our precinct, since we'd be getting a light rail station about half a mile away)
Approved: 94 (66.2%)
Rejected: 48 (33.8%)

I-732 (Carbon Tax)
Yes: 90 (64.7%)
No: 49 (35.3%)

[Horus]

Clinton - 1,310
Trump - 503

Middle class, plurality white at the last census (I would guess it no longer is), with significant black, Mexican and Indian minorities.

[Lief 🗽]

Clinton won 94% of the vote, Stein beat Trump by one vote. Incredibly proud and honored to not live in a precinct full of neo-nazi trash people.

[TheDeadFlagBlues]

Clinton 54%
Trump 27%

GREAT HONER

proud of the youth around here for standing up against fascism.

[Coolface Sock #42069]

Clinton 39.7
Trump 50.5
Johnson 6.9
Stein 1.0

79% turnout

For reference, here are the 2012 results:

Romney 59.0
Obama 39.6
Johnson 0.3
Stein 0.8

77% turnout

[Lothal1]

Trump 514
Hillary 220
Johnson 33
Write in: 18
Stein: 8

[Tintrlvr]

Clinton: 584
Trump: 32
Stein: 3
Johnson: 2

Majority black precinct in Brooklyn with most of the population in public housing.

Sadly, I haven't seen breakdowns by party for New York anywhere. I'd be curious to see how many votes Clinton got on the Women's Equality Party line, in particular. (I voted for her on that line despite being well aware that the party is really Cuomo nonsense; it felt appropriate.)

[cinyc]

Clinton won 94% of the vote, Stein beat Trump by one vote. Incredibly proud and honored to not live in a precinct full of neo-nazi trash people.

I'm not letting you get away with calling Trump supporters "neo-Nazi trash people".  There were many reasons to vote for Trump - from liking some or all of his policies to opposing crooked Hillary to wanting to stop the Supreme Court from being yet another ultra-liberal bastion.  Half the country isn't "neo-Nazi trash."

Besides, I haven't forgotten that you were Trump's biggest booster during the primaries.  You wanted Trump to win the Republican nomination.  Under your interpretation, doesn' t that make you neo-Nazi trash, too?

[Bandit3 the Worker]

I haven't seen a precinct map for my county, but I'm 99% sure Hillary won my precinct. I cannot imagine Trump even coming close.

[Forsyth]

Otwell Precinct, Forsyth County, Georgia, exurban North Atlanta

Trump 5,594 (76.0%)
Clinton 1,450 (19.7%)
Johnson 318 (4.3%)

US Senate - 76.6% Republican, 16.8% Democrat, 6.6% Libertarian
US House - 82.0% Republican, 18.0% Democrat

81.4% turnout

Three-quarters of the vote was cast early and it went to Trump 78%-18%.  Election day voters 'only' went to Trump by 70%-24%.

In 2012, the precinct went for Romney by 79.3%-18.4%.

[Beet]

Clinton: 2,084 (87.03%)
Trump: 144 (6.02%)
Johnson: 74 (3.09%)
Stein: 23 (0.96%)

[NOVA Green]

Clinton won 94% of the vote, Stein beat Trump by one vote. Incredibly proud and honored to not live in a precinct full of neo-nazi trash people.

I'm not letting you get away with calling Trump supporters "neo-Nazi trash people".  There were many reasons to vote for Trump - from liking some or all of his policies to opposing crooked Hillary to wanting to stop the Supreme Court from being yet another ultra-liberal bastion.  Half the country isn't "neo-Nazi trash."

Besides, I haven't forgotten that you were Trump's biggest booster during the primaries.  You wanted Trump to win the Republican nomination.  Under your interpretation, doesn' t that make you neo-Nazi trash, too?

It's Lief.... you should know that by now old timer.   

Don't know if you were following, but he said a ton of incredibly insulting and offensive statements about Bernie supporters during the primaries....

I think I got frustrated enough one night, that I accused him of being on the Payroll of the Clinton campaign....

Regardless of my very many issues with Trump, the vast majority of his voters are not Neo-Nazis, and I can't recall how many times I have taken abuse on this forum from certain individuals simply for standing up for WWC Democrats in places like WV and even rural Oregon....

What does disturb me about the Trump campaign is not just a ton of policy differences, but rather the way that the "alt-right" or aka White Supremacists feel emboldened, and a few of these Thugs are now close to the corridors of power.

Back on topic.... how did your precinct vote Cinyc???

[Alcon]

My registered address is in very white, increasingly very wealthy part of northeast Seattle:

Clinton: 236 (88.7%)
Trump: 24 (9.0%)
Johnson: 5 (1.9%)
Stein: 1 (.4%)
Write-in: 2
Blank: 2

total ballots returned so far: 270, though President would be out of 266. This precinct was 81.5-17.5 for Obama in 2008. Murray "only" got 84% and Inslee 81%. Walkinshaw got 52.8%.

Ha, I used to live right down the street from you on the other side of 65th.  Nice area, super boring.

Mine was 80-14, a big swing from 77-22 in 2012.

Edit: Also, just FYI for people looking at King County numbers, the ones posted are just from Election Night.  Turnout was fine!

[Indy Texas]

Clinton - 69.6%
Trump - 23.6%
Johnson - 2.8%
Stein - 2.2%
Others/Write-ins - 1.8%

[publicunofficial]

Macleay, Clallam County

Trump - 371 - 51.81%
Clinton - 299 - 41.75%
Johnson - 29 - 4.05%
Stein - 11 - 1.53%
Other - 6 - 0.83%

Bill Bryant - 372 - 52.54%
Jay Inslee - 336 - 47.45%

Chris Vance - 368 - 51.90%
Patty Murray - 341 - 48.09%

Derek Kilmer - 358 - 51.51%
Todd Bloom - 337 - 48.48%


Rural exurb

[YaBoyNY]

Hillary Clinton: 65.21% (253)
Donald Trump: 32.73% (127)
Gary Johnson: 0% (0 lol)
Jill Stein: 1.03% (4)

This is in Forest Hills, and Trump probably maintained Romney levels of support here.