Counties providing each party with their biggest raw-vote margins in the various states (Republicans, Michigan-Montana)

MICHIGAN
1884: Marquette
1888: Marquette
1892: Van Buren
1896: Wayne
1900: Wayne
1904: Wayne
1908: Wayne
1912: Oakland
1916: Wayne
1920: Wayne
1924: Wayne
1928: Wayne
1932: Kalamazoo
1936: Lenawee
1940: Washtenaw
1944: Ingham
1948: Ingham
1952: Oakland
1956: Oakland
1960: Kent
1964: Ottawa
1968: Kent
1972: Oakland
1976: Oakland
1980: Oakland
1984: Oakland
1988: Oakland
1992: Ottawa
1996: Kent
2000: Kent
2004: Ottawa
2008: Ottawa
2012: Ottawa
2016: Macomb
2020: Macomb

MINNESOTA
1896: Hennepin
1900: Hennepin
1904: Hennepin
1908: Hennepin
1912: ?
1916: Fillmore
1920: Hennepin
1924: Hennepin
1928: Hennepin
1932: Lake
1936: Fillmore
1940: Stearns
1944: Otter Tail
1948: Otter Tail
1952: Hennepin
1956: Hennepin
1960: Hennepin
1964: Martin
1968: Otter Tail
1972: Hennepin
1976: Olmsted
1980: Olmsted
1984: Olmsted
1988: Olmsted
1992: Olmsted
1996: Otter Tail
2000: Carver
2004: Wright
2008: Wright
2012: Wright
2016: Wright
2020: Wright

MISSISSIPPI
1892: n/a
1896: n/a
1900: n/a
1904: n/a
1908: n/a
1912: n/a
1916: n/a
1920: n/a
1924: n/a
1928: Stone
1932: n/a
1936: n/a
1940: n/a
1944: n/a
1948: n/a
1952: Hinds
1956: Warren
1960: Lowndes
1964: Hinds
1968: n/a
1972: Hinds
1976: Hinds
1980: Jackson
1984: Harrison
1988: Jackson
1992: Rankin
1996: Rankin
2000: Rankin
2004: Rankin
2008: Rankin
2012: Rankin
2016: Rankin
2020: Rankin

MISSOURI
1888: St Louis City
1892: St Louis County
1896: St Louis City
1900: St Louis County
1904: St Louis City
1908: St Louis City
1912: Gasconade
1916: St Louis City
1920: St Louis City
1924: St Louis City
1928: Jackson
1932: Hickory
1936: Gasconade
1940: St Louis County
1944: St Louis County
1948: St Louis County
1952: St Louis County
1956: St Louis County
1960: Greene
1964: Cole
1968: St Louis County
1972: St Louis County
1976: St Louis County
1980: St Louis County
1984: St Louis County
1988: St Louis County
1992: Jasper
1996: Greene
2000: St Charles
2004: Greene
2008: Greene
2012: St Charles
2016: St Charles
2020: Jefferson

MONTANA
1892: Silver Bow
1896: Dawson
1900: Custer
1904: Missoula
1908: Yellowstone
1912: Chouteau
1916: Sweet Grass
1920: Silver Bow
1924: Yellowstone
1928: Yellowstone
1932: Sweet Grass
1936: n/a
1940: Lake
1944: Yellowstone
1948: Gallatin
1952: Yellowstone
1956: Yellowstone
1960: Yellowstone
1964: Beaverhead
1968: Yellowstone
1972: Yellowstone
1976: Yellowstone
1980: Yellowstone
1984: Yellowstone
1988: Yellowstone
1992: Yellowstone
1996: Flathead
2000: Flathead
2004: Yellowstone
2008: Flathead
2012: Flathead
2016: Yellowstone
2020: Yellowstone

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