County tie

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What if a person from the future tells you that there will finally be a new county tie after 32 years, where do you think will Trump and Warren have received the same number of votes?

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My guess: Monongalia county

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Albany County, WY

That's entirely possible if Bullock is Warren's running mate.

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Harris County, TX

That would be amazing if the nation's third-biggest county produces a tie.

Muscataine County, IA

I don't like to act like a smartass, but it's Muscatine County.

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Mahoning County.

Why should a Democratic county swing against Warren?

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Bold prediction: Tarrant County, Texas.

If that happens, the Democrats will have Texas's 38 electoral votes locked.

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Bold prediction: Tarrant County, Texas.

If that happens, the Democrats will have Texas's 38 electoral votes locked.

Not locked, no. Tarrant county's voted about the same as Texas as a whole in the past three elections, so a tie in Tarrant means the state could probably go either way.

A tie in Tarrant County probably means about 30,000 additional votes for the Democrats (and about 30,000 fewer votes for the Republicans). Furthermore, it indicates a massive swing in the whole state of Texas.

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Given that a county with a smaller population is much more likely to produce a tie, I'll go with Kenedy County, Texas. Just look at 2012!

Why is that even a county?

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Surprising too. You'd think an area with a long stretch of land on the Gulf Coast would be a big resort area akin to PCB in Florida. I don't think it's really marshy like Louisiana or FL's Big Bend either. Maybe someone should buy land there, I see potential

Yes, someone ought to buy land there and install many photovoltaic power plants.

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Harris County, TX

That would be amazing if the nation's third-biggest county produces a tie.

It almost happened in 2012.
http://houston.culturemap.com/news/city-life/11-07-12-00-42-romney-sweeps-texas-but-harris-country-remains-barely-blue-with-obama-win/

That proves - once again - that Houston should "break away" from Harris County; that county could easily and literally be divided into half and half. I think it's so abnormal that Texas houses both Loving County and Harris County.