Counties providing each party with their biggest raw-vote margins in the various states (Republicans, New York-Oklahoma)

NEW YORK
1888: St Lawrence
1892: St Lawrence
1896: Brooklyn
1900: Onondaga
1904: Monroe
1908: Brooklyn
1912: Albany
1916: Monroe
1920: Brooklyn
1924: Brooklyn
1928: Nassau
1932: Nassau
1936: Nassau
1940: Westchester
1944: Nassau
1948: Nassau
1952: Nassau
1956: Nassau
1960: Nassau
1964: n/a
1968: Suffolk
1972: Nassau
1976: Suffolk
1980: Nassau
1984: Suffolk
1988: Suffolk
1992: Staten Island
1996: Steuben
2000: Steuben
2004: Staten Island
2008: Steuben
2012: Steuben
2016: Suffolk
2020: Staten Island

NORTH CAROLINA
1880: Edgecombe
1884: Edgecombe
1888: Craven
1892: Caswell
1896: Halifax
1900: Mitchell
1904: Wilkes
1908: Wilkes
1912: Surry
1916: Wilkes
1920: Wilkes
1924: Wilkes
1928: Guilford
1932: Mitchell
1936: Avery
1940: Mitchell
1944: Wilkes
1948: Wilkes
1952: Mecklenburg
1956: Mecklenburg
1960: Guilford
1964: Davidson
1968: Mecklenburg
1972: Mecklenburg
1976: Henderson
1980: Randolph
1984: Mecklenburg
1988: Mecklenburg
1992: Gaston
1996: Gaston
2000: Gaston
2004: Davidson
2008: Randolph
2012: Randolph
2016: Randolph
2020: Davidson

NORTH DAKOTA
1892: Cass
1896: Traill
1900: Cass
1904: Ward
1908: Ward
1912: Billings
1916: Morton
1920: Cass
1924: Cass
1928: Cass
1932: n/a
1936: n/a
1940: McIntosh
1944: McIntosh
1948: Burleigh
1952: Cass
1956: Cass
1960: Cass
1964: McIntosh
1968: Burleigh
1972: Burleigh
1976: Cass
1980: Burleigh
1984: Cass
1988: Burleigh
1992: Burleigh
1996: Burleigh
2000: Burleigh
2004: Burleigh
2008: Burleigh
2012: Burleigh
2016: Burleigh
2020: Burleigh

OHIO
1856: Ashtabula
1860: Ashtabula
1864: Hamilton
1868: Hamilton
1872: Cuyahoga
1876: Ashtabula
1880: Cuyahoga
1884: Hamilton
1888: Ashtabula
1892: Ashtabula
1896: Hamilton
1900: Hamilton
1904: Hamilton
1908: Hamilton
1912: Jefferson
1916: Hamilton
1920: Cuyahoga
1924: Hamilton
1928: Summit
1932: Franklin
1936: Fulton
1940: Seneca
1944: Hamilton
1948: Hamilton
1952: Hamilton
1956: Hamilton
1960: Franklin
1964: Allen
1968: Hamilton
1972: Hamilton
1976: Hamilton
1980: Hamilton
1984: Franklin
1988: Hamilton
1992: Hamilton
1996: Hamilton
2000: Hamilton
2004: Butler
2008: Butler
2012: Warren
2016: Butler
2020: Butler

OKLAHOMA
1908: Logan
1912: Logan
1916: Logan
1920: Tulsa
1924: Tulsa
1928: Tulsa
1932: n/a
1936: Major
1940: Tulsa
1944: Tulsa
1948: Tulsa
1952: Tulsa
1956: Tulsa
1960: Oklahoma
1964: Tulsa
1968: Tulsa
1972: Oklahoma
1976: Tulsa
1980: Oklahoma
1984: Tulsa
1988: Oklahoma
1992: Oklahoma
1996: Oklahoma
2000: Oklahoma
2004: Oklahoma
2008: Tulsa
2012: Tulsa
2016: Tulsa
2020: Tulsa

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