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« on: November 21, 2019, 02:34:00 PM »

With these presidential results since 1980?
         Dem: Rep: Other:
1980: 54.3%-40.2%-5.5%
1984: 52.7%-44.9%-2.4%
1988: 51.9%-47.4%-0.7%

1992: 42.3%-45.8%-11.9%
1996: 53.7%-40.2%-6.1%
2000: 50.2%-47.5%-2.3%
2004: 50.1%-49.7%-1.2%
2008: 54.9%-44.1%-1.0%
2012: 53.3%-45.3%-1.4%
2016: 55.1%-40.7%-4.2%


Obviously these results are unrealistic and such a county doesn’t exist, but try your best.
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« Reply #1 on: November 21, 2019, 03:55:50 PM »

Polarized county, probably lots of southern whites and blacks. Normally votes D, but Perot managed to flip enough southern white Ds in 1992 for Bush to get a plurality (also because lower black turnout then today).

Not perfect, but as close as I can get.
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