Major cities' voting trends

[True Democrat]

Here's Pittsburgh as far back as 1999:

http://www.county.allegheny.pa.us/elect/archive.asp

You have to go down to the bottom and click on the Pittsburgh though.

[Jake]

Wow, no wonder Detroit's so bad

[Dave from Michigan]

anyone know how Detroit voted

sorry I aready knew the 2004 and 2000 numbers I was looking for 1996 and back especially back before all the white people left.  I'm sure it was very democratic going back to the 70's.  I'm suprised that so many of you didn't know Detroit was so democratic it's 82% black and the rest is poor.  i checked the numbers if Bush recieved 30% of the vote in Detroit he would still lose the state by 10,000 votes.

[skybridge]

Now what about NYC far back?

[Redefeatbush04]

anyone know how Detroit voted

Wayne County:

2004 = D (39.6% margin)
2000 = D (40% margin)
1996 = D (44.9% w/ perot getting 6%)
1992 = D (33.4% w/ perot getting 12.1%)
1988 = D (21.2%)
1984 = D (14.9%)
1980 = D (23.2%)
1976 = D (21.2%)
1972 = D (8.2%)
1968 = D (37.1% w/ wallace getting 10.2%)
1964 = D (52.1%)
1960 = D (33.3%)
1956 = D (15.9%)
1952 = D (15.3%)
1948 = D (19.8%)
1944 = D (27.2%)
1940 = D (23.9%)
1936 = D (34.1%)
1932 = D (18%)
1928 = R (25.5%)
1924 = R (68.3% w/ Lafollette getting 11.9%)
1920 = R (57.2%)
1916 = R (6.8%)

[Dave from Michigan]

thank but that is wayne county, which all isn't Detroit

[Max Power]

How has Loving County, Texas voted?