How would the Canadian provinces vote in the US elections?

[King of Kensington]

In 2016 specifically?

[King of Kensington]

On the GOP side, I wonder if Trump would have trouble with Mennonites (who I suspect would gone for Cruz) and Ukrainians (Putin/Russia) on the Prairies.

[King of Kensington]

In Toronto, Parkdale-High Park, Davenport and Toronto-Danforth would have been Sanders strongholds. University-Rosedale would have been split; Fort York and TC would have gone for Hillary. St. Paul's, Eglinton-Lawrence and DVW would have been for Hillary, as would the northwest of the city and probably Scarborough too.

Sikhs I suspect would have been a pro-Sanders minority group.

[King of Kensington]

Among US states, only New York approaches Canadian-type levels of unionization.

[King of Kensington]

Wouldn't Ontario be more of a "swing state" due to its large cities and large amount of rural population, also given the fact much of Ontario votes Conservative outside of Toronto?

And then obviously the Maritime provinces would be solidly Democratic. Prairies would be solid Republican and British Columbia would be a tossup given that it is mainly conservative outside of Vancouver.

Quebec is obviously solid Democratic, but Republicans could win there in a landslide.

Are you assuming Canada was voting in a US election for the first time, or that it had developed as a part of the US?