States that are LESS republican then what their demographics would suggest

[AudmanOut]

The most obvious answer is Vermont but also
Oregon
Rhode Island maybe?

[TDAS04]

Maine.  Not to the extent that Vermont is but still a predominately rural, overwhelmingly white state that went for Hillary.

[AudmanOut]

Maine.  Not to the extent as Vermont but still a predominately rural, overwhelmingly white state that went for Hillary.

Yeah I was thinking that but since it almost went to trump
I didn’t put it (but you’re right)

[Mr. Smith]

Iowa.

[lfromnj]

Iowa.

Honestly this is the answer when you extrapolate for region.

The fact a non england Rural state that is 95% white with a large evangelical base went for Obama is pretty good.

[completely dead account]

Vermont, Maine, and Oregon.

Some people would say Colorado, but not really. Colorado has a high amount of college educated white people, and that demographic group tends to lean left.

[Lourdes]

Most of New England, but especially Vermont and Maine.

[AudmanOut]

Iowa.

I forget about Iowa for some reason

[ElectionsGuy]

All 4 of the upper Midwest and all three of the upper New England states.

[AudmanOut]

All 4 of the upper Midwest and all three of the upper New England states.

Well In Michigan black voters are a huge part of the democratic vote there. Otherwise agreed

[Skill and Chance]

Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin, maybe Oregon (although maybe not if you account for education/environmentalism), New England except for MA and CT.  Minnesota looks like it finally moved in line with where it "should" have been this year, as did much of Upstate NY.

[pops]

West Virginia and Kentucky

[AudmanOut]

West Virginia and Kentucky

Stop