Washington 2020: The Calm Before the Drizzle

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I agree, but that's their only bench. Though I guess Hill was non-political before he ran.

Are there any precincts in Seattle with 0 votes for Trump? Probably not, but I wonder...

There's a good chance they'll have some Trump votes in the final report, but on Election Night, there were no Trump votes in Sea 37-1898 in the Central District or Sea 43-1378 in Wallingford.

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Another winning batch for Clinton in Clark.  She'll very likely hold it.

Looks like Trump will be under 37% with write-ins in the final count.

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The Pierce County swing map is a lot of fun.

Democrats surged not only in North End and West Tacoma, but also UP, Fircrest, in and around Gig Harbor, DuPont, Lakeland Hills, and some scattered upscale subdevelopments.  In working-class exurban and rural areas, quite a few precincts swung 20-30% toward the Republicans.

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Lowest % Trump by town
1. Nespelem - 8.06%
2. Mattawa - 8.39%*
3. Seattle - 8.44%
4. Langley - 12.20%
5. Mabton - 13.46%
6. Wapato - 13.61%
7. Port Townsend - 14.25%
8. Bainbridge Island - 14.36%
9. Lake Forest Park - 16.73%
10. Shoreline - 17.99%
11. Bellingham - 18.80%
12. Toppenish - 20.55%
13. Tukwila - 20.83%
14. Olympia - 20.94%*
15. Redmond - 21.14%
16. Mercer Island - 21.54%
17. Mountlake Terrace - 22.52%
18. Kenmore - 22.92%
19. Pullman - 23.42%*
20. Kirkland - 23.99%
21. Burien - 24.05%
22. Granger - 24.29%
23. Bellevue - 24.58%
24. Issaquah - 25.35%
25. Renton - 25.51%

Areas in (*) I still don't have write-in totals for, so I'll update as I do.

The Clinton list is mostly a bunch of tiny places you've barely heard of, but the very lowest showing was tiny Hatton in Adams County (2/28, not including write-ins).  The largest of any real size was Lynden, which was 65.65%-23.50% Trump (actually not an amazing performance for him).

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^ That is fantastic.  Possible to post zooms in on the Seattle metro, Vancouver, Spokane, and the Tri-Cities?

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so sexy

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Clinton ran up the numbers so much in eastern King County. I doubt there will ever again be so much polarization between King County and the rest of the state. Also, did Johnson win a few precincts in the Yakima Valley?

He won three small precincts in Benton County -- two of them 2-0, and one of them 2-1 over Trump.  "Write-in" also won two precincts, one in Benton County (4-1 over Trump) and a one-vote precinct in Yakima County.  A lot of them are coincidentally clustered in same general part of the middle of nowhere.