How did your precinct vote?

[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%.

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!

Yeah, boring is right, although a nice place to grow up. Surprised we voted to the left of Crumpet's Ballard precinct though.

[NOVA Green]

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

So what happened in Clallam County that narrowly went for Obama in '12?

Looks more like a drop-off of Democratic Voters to 3rd Party Candidates, since Romney actually performed better than Trump....

Seen a few similar patterns in Oregon, but just curious what your local take on the '16 results is....

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

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[Torie]

The second ward of Hudson where I live (the poorest of the five wards, and about 45% persons of color who voted), voted 336 Clinton, 43 Trump, so 88.7% for Clinton. I ignored the handful of votes for other candidates. This does not include absentee ballots, which will be counted next Monday. There might be about 30 of those in the second ward, and it won't change the percentage by very much.

Yes, I live in the most Dem precinct in Columbia County.

[Sedona]

My diverse NJ suburb:

Hillary Clinton - 57.4%
Donald Trump - 37.9%
Others - 3.7%

[RBH]

495 votes.

For President: Trump 49.6%, Clinton 41.3%, Johnson 5.5%, Stein 2.8%, Castle 0.2%

For Senate: Kander (Dem) 54.3%, Blunt (Rep) 37.5%, Dine (Libertarian) 3.9%, McFarland (Green) 2.05%, Ryman (Constitution) 1.8%.

So, around 12% of the voters voted Trump for President and Kander for Senate.

[Bismarck]

Trump- 191 (80.25 %)
Clinton- 38. (15.97%)
Johnson- 9   (3.78%)

I voted at my home precinct where I grew up, rather than where I live now. It is on the fringes of the Indy suburbs, mostly rural but I suppose you could call it exurban.

[Smash255]

Scary...

Trump 65.5%   526
Clinton 30.9%  248
Johnson 2.4% 19
Stein 1.2%  10

[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%.

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!

Yeah, boring is right, although a nice place to grow up. Surprised we voted to the left of Crumpet's Ballard precinct though.

I'm not in Ballard. I'm in the Magnolia/Interbay area.

[bergie72]

Hanover Twp 3rd Ward, Luzerne County:
]Clinton/Kaine   557   42.5%
Trump/Pence   707   54.0%
Johnson/Weld   16   1.2%
Stein/Baraka   14   1.1%
Castle/Bradley   5   0.4%
Write-in   11   0.8%
   1310   

All of Luzerne County:
Clinton/Kaine   52477   38.6%
Trump/Pence   78679   57.9%
Johnson/Weld   2339   1.7%
Stein/Baraka   1178   0.9%
Castle/Bradley   327   0.2%
Write-in   917   0.7%
   135917   

[Progressive]

My precinct in Queens, NY

HILLARY CLINTON     524         78%
DONALD TRUMP        130         19%
JILL STEIN               12            2%
GARY JOHNSON        7             1%

(I rounded up the #s)

[Bandit3 the Worker]

How did Luzerne County suddenly become so right-wing?

[Lothal1]

How did Luzerne County suddenly become so right-wing?

http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-places-that-made-trump-president-1478902160
WWC people and many of the "silent majority" types.

[youngohioan216]

Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine (D) 428
Richard Duncan and Ricky Johnson (I) 4
Gary Johnson and William Weld (L) 15
Jill Stein and Ajamu Baraka (G) 5
Donald J. Trump and Michael Pence (R) 289
Write-Ins 10

[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

So what happened in Clallam County that narrowly went for Obama in '12?

Looks more like a drop-off of Democratic Voters to 3rd Party Candidates, since Romney actually performed better than Trump....

Seen a few similar patterns in Oregon, but just curious what your local take on the '16 results is....

Clallam is super swingy, and since 1980 has been carried by the winner of the Presidential race. Both parties have a very high floor in the district, with a large population of both liberal Democrats and conservative Republicans. But Trump was able to gain popularity with timber workers and shipworkers, whereas Hillary has never been popular with the liberal base here, which is very anti-TPP.

[kyc0705]

My town appears to have an incredibly high number of voting precincts, so you get some fairly interesting and localized information. In any case, here's my local polling place's results:

Donald Trump: 174
Hillary Clinton: 163
Gary Johnson: 12
Jill Stein: 7
Darrell Castle: 3
Write-in: 3
Monica Moorehead: (I don't know who this is) 2

This appears to line up with my county's results as well. Normally solidly blue, but tilted towards Trump in this election. Furthermore, the incumbent Democratic congressman won this district. Cross-party voting was definitely prominent this year.

[jimrtex]

Trump 809 51.1%
Clinton 640 40.4%
Johnson 58 3.7%
Stein 17 1.1%
Kotlikoff 3 0.2%
McMullin 3 0.2%
Maturen 1 0.1%
Morrow 1 0.1%
Overvotes, Undervotes, and Scattered Write-ins 54 3.4%

80% voted early and 71% turnout.

Congress (and this is similar to other down-ballot races).

Republican 64.0%
Democrat 30.7%
Libertarian 3.1%
Green 2.2%

So about 1/5 of Republicans did not vote for Trump.

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

Monica Moorehead: (I don't know who this is) 2

left-wing activist/perennial candidate. michael moore blamed her for george w. bush's "win" in 2000

[Erc]

The precinct I actually live in (as opposed to the one I was working at on election day):

Clinton 1466 (75.49%)
Trump 319 (16.43%)
Johnson 63 (3.24%)
McMullin 35 (1.80%)
Stein 18 (0.93%)
Write-In 41 (2.11%)

[heatcharger]

(Raw vote swing from 2012)
Clinton: 59.40% - 1251 (+12)
Trump: 34.38% - 724 (-281)
Johnson: 2.37% - 50 (+29)
Stein: 0.76% - 16 (+12)
McMullin: 1.71% - 36
Write-in: 1.38% - 29

(% vote swing from 2014)
Bennett: 51.16% (+2) - 1055
Comstock: 48.59% (+.9) - 1002

[mistertheplague]

These results surprised me. From the primary in April, our Main Line Philly neighborhood was decked out like a Clinton/Kaine rally: signs, banners, bumper stickers. Clinton mailers littered the streets on trash pickup day. The place is like Democratic Party nirvana. Even after the canvasser came to our house with his clipboard, and I assured him my wife and I would crawl over broken glass to vote, Clinton volunteers kept stuffing flyers and other campaign literature in our mailbox. (After she lost PA I thought, "maybe you jagoffs should have been up in Scranton).

Anyway, I saw these results and wondered how the hell did Trump get 97 votes? There were two houses in the neighborhood with Trump signs: one was an old crank a few streets over. Apparently he was a Cruz supporter in the primary. After Trump got the nomination he left his Cruz sign up, and put a Trump sign next to it, along with his "Hillary for Prison 2016" banner. Total FU to the neighbors.

The other guy lives around the corner. He used to sit out on his front porch at night with the lights out, I assumed to guard his Trump sign. No book, no device, just sitting there in the dark.

Ward 8-1, Lower Merion Township, Montgomery County, PA

Dem-HILLARY CLINTON/TIM KAINE            414        77.53%
Rep-DONALD J TRUMP/MICHAEL R PENCE    97        18.16%
Con-DARRELL L CASTLE/SCOTT N BRADLEY    0        0%
Grn-JILL STEIN/AJAMU BARAKA                    1        0.19%
Lib-GARY JOHNSON/WILLIAM WELD            17        3.18%
Write-In                                                    5        0.94%
                                                    Total    534        100%

-United States Senator
Dem-KATIE MCGINTY                                    382        71.80%
Rep-PAT TOOMEY                                    148        27.82%
Lib-EDWARD T CLIFFORD III                    2        0.38%
Write-In                                                    0        0%
                                                   Total    532        100%

[Interlocutor is just not there yet]

President (+/- to 2012)
Clinton:   817   53.19%   (-4.78)
Trump:   609   39.65%   (+0.82)
Johnson:   70   4.56%   (+3.31)
Stein:   35   2.28%   (+1.65)
La Riva:   5   0.33%   (-0.14)


Senate
Harris:   766   55.35%
Sanchez:   618   44.65%


Congress (+/- to 2014)
Takano/D:   941   62.61%   (+9)
Shepard/R:   562   37.39%   (-9)


Prop 64 (+/- to Prop 19, marijuana)
Yes:   764   50.5%   (+8.9)
No:   749   49.5%   (-8.9)


Riverside, CA citywide

President (+/- to 2012)
Clinton:   54989   56.41%   (-.23)
Trump:   36259   37.2%   (-3.64)
Johnson:   3667   3.76%   (+2.63)
Stein:   2070   2.12%   (+1.58)
La Riva:   496   .51%   (+.04)
97481

Senate
Harris:   47461   54.7%
Sanchez:   39312   45.3%


Congress (+/- to 2014)
Takano/D:   58068   61.4%   (+7.93)
Shepard/R:   36510   38.6%   (-7.93)


Prop 64 (+/- to Prop 19, marijuana)
Yes:   51584   53.65%   (+10.28)
No:   44568   46.35%   (-10.28)

[Dancing with Myself]

Stewart's Creek #2 (Surry County NC's 26th Precinct)


Trump:   1,321 79.53%            (Swing of +6.48%,+169 Votes)   
Clinton:     311 18.72%             (Swing of -7.03%,  -95   Votes)
Johnson:     25  01.51%            (Swing of +0.56%, +10   Votes)
WI:              3   00.18%
Stein:          1    00.06%             (+1     Vote)


Total: 1,661  (+84 Voters from 2012)


My entire county voted overwhelmingly Republican for the 2nd time in a row. I was surprised in 2012 I figured Barry would win at least the county center seat of Dobson as at it's core historically it's always been Democratic haven down there or the smallest part of Elkin even but he lost both of  those; need to go check the numbers to see how much by. Closest any Dem came to getting blown out before was Bill in 1996. This time though I expected a slaughter here as I seen only about 2 to 4 Hillary signs the entire race; there were hundreds of Trump signs. Even a huge pro Trump billboard! Straight out of the 30's.

50% plus of my precinct voted early for the first time ever. Went at 1 or so on Election Day and they had close to 200 voters that day; not bad for my precinct.

The worst Trump did in any Precinct was 59% and that was the heart of Dobson Surry's 2nd Precinct. Hillary got 18% here; truly spectacular. Hands down the worst performance for a Democratic candidate ever in Surry County; worse than Mondale and McGovern even. Hard to believe considering we used to be a solid Democratic county in the FDR days.  Senate, Governor, and almost every other race went Republican; I hope a Dem won a Precinct in one single race but I'm not sure of that.

[HAnnA MArin County]

Cape Girardeau City Precinct 5B 
President (R+ 29.19)
1,254 votes cast out of 2,095 registered voters (59.86%)
Trump 760 (60.61%)
Clinton 394 (31.42%)
Johnson 60 (4.78%)
Stein 18 (1.44%)
Write-ins 13 (1.04%)
McMullin (Write-in) 1 (0.08%)
Castle 8 (0.64%)

U.S. Senate (R+ 15.75)
1,232 votes cast out of 2,095 registered voters (58.81%)
Blunt (R) 681 (55.28%)
Kander (D) 487 (39.53%)
Dine (L) 38 (3.08%)
McFarland (G) 14 (1.14%)
Ryman (C) 11 (0.89%)
Write-ins 1 (0.08%)

Governor (R+ 20.84)
1,238 votes cast out of 2,095 registered voters (59.09%)
Greitens (R) 725 (58.56%)
Koster (D) 467 (37.72%)
Spragins (L) 20 (1.62%)
Fitz (G) 13 (1.05%)
Turilli (I) 11 (0.89%)
Write-ins 2 (0.16%)

City of Cape Girardeau Citywide
President—2016 (R+ 30.11)
14,200 votes cast out of 23,871 registered voters (59.49%)
Trump 8,823 (62.13%)
Clinton 4,547 (32.02%)
Johnson 503 (3.54%)
Stein 133 (0.94%)
Castle 44 (0.31%)

President — 2012 (R+ 27.06)
14,552 votes cast out of 24,593 registered voters (59.17%)
Romney 9,081 (62.40%)
Obama 5,143 (35.34%)
Johnson 252 (1.73%)
Write-ins 52 (0.36%)
Goode 24 (0.17%)

U.S. Senate (R+ 18.92)
14,033 votes cast out of 23,871 registered voters (58.79%)
Blunt 8,046 (57.34%)
Kander 5,391 (38.42%)
Dine 355 (2.53%)
McFarland 124 (0.88%)
Ryman 102 (0.73%) 

Governor (R+ 19.62)
14,046 votes cast out of 23,871 registered voters (58.84%)
Greitens 8,161 (58.10%)
Koster 5,405 (38.48%)
Spragins 245 (1.74%)
Turilli (I) 115 (0.82%)
Fitz 98 (0.70%)

[Incipimus iterum]

ADA COUNTY, IDAHO
Precinct 1814
Registered Voters
 1467 of 1719 = 85.34%
President
Clinton(D): 664 (47.8%)
Trump(R): 567 (40.8%)
Johnson(L): 74 (5.3%)
McMullin(I): 53 (3.8%)
Stein(G): 20 (1.4%)
Castle(Con): 6 (0.4%)
Senate
Crapo(R): 687 (50.9%)
Sturgill(D): 607 (45.0%)
Writz(Con): 55 4.1%
2nd Congressional District
Simpson(R): 748 (53.8%)
Martinez(D): 583 (41.9%)
Tomkins(Con): 59 (4.2%)