National Presidential Primary County and State Maps (1912-2020)

[Hydera]

Found an old map from a much older thread, Compared to 2008, those angry Appalachian democrats who voted for Clinton because they disliked Obama, voted for Bernie because they were locked into a closed primary and couldnt vote for Trump.

Nate Cohn noted this in a tweet where conservative dems who liked trump but forgot they were registered dems, shows higher protest votes than states that had open primaries on both sides.


https://twitter.com/Nate_Cohn/status/710191116839161858

[Hydera]

Whites who live in Hispanic neighborhoods went for Trump.

However whites who live in Black neighborhoods like the South-side just split for every other candidate.

[Hydera]

wow its kind of hard to believe that Allegheny map since she won so many areas but theres just a 10% margin. Would of expected the working class-lower middle class suburban white parts to go to sanders while Hillary wins mostly wealthier suburbs and inner city areas as happened in wisconsin

[Hydera]

College Park+University of Maryland, probably shaved off 10% from her margin in Prince George County.

[Hydera]

Are those Sanders' pockets in Philly demographically notable? As in, are those the Latino areas or the very white areas? Or maybe are those the university areas?

Almost all of the precints that Bernie won is in white neighborhoods. Hillary won every minority neighborhood by a huge margin.

Theres also a pattern that happened in NYC that happened in Philly.  Irish areas less supportive of Hillary compared to 2016 but she still won them like in NE Philly. And the Italian neighborhoods because they couldnt vote for Trump they voted for Bernie and going from strongly Clinton to 50-55% for Bernie in 2016 as a protest vote which happened in South Philly.

[Hydera]

Also, is the Washington one the primary or caucus? The caucus went for Sanders but the non-binding primary (held much later) went for Clinton, and it looks like most of Seattle went for Clinton on that map when I'd expect it to be the opposite.

Caucus are pretty much favored towards Bernie supporters because of the way its set up.


Also its kinda interesting comparing Oregon and Washington using (general) election exit polls.

In Oregon the margin of White college educated-white non college educated is 2% while in Washington its 7%.


66% of Washington voters make 50K or more while in oregon its down to 60%.

In Washington how people said the condition of the national economy was -6 while in oregon its -23.


http://www.cnn.com/election/results/exit-polls/washington/president


http://www.cnn.com/election/results/exit-polls/oregon/president

You could see why in comparing the two states. Bernie got a hefty margin amongst democrats in the mail only primary while Hillary won the Washington mail only primary by 5%.