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

NEW YORK
1888: Manhattan
1892: Manhattan
1896: Schoharie
1900: Manhattan
1904: Manhattan
1908: Manhattan
1912: Manhattan
1916: Manhattan
1920: n/a
1924: n/a
1928: Brooklyn
1932: Brooklyn
1936: Brooklyn
1940: Brooklyn
1944: Brooklyn
1948: Brooklyn
1952: Brooklyn
1956: Brooklyn
1960: Brooklyn
1964: Brooklyn
1968: Brooklyn
1972: Manhattan
1976: Brooklyn
1980: Manhattan
1984: Manhattan
1988: Manhattan
1992: Manhattan
1996: Brooklyn
2000: Brooklyn
2004: Manhattan
2008: Manhattan
2012: Brooklyn
2016: Manhattan
2020: Manhattan

NORTH CAROLINA
1880: Catawba
1884: Catawba
1888: Catawba
1892: Johnston
1896: Union
1900: New Hanover
1904: Mecklenburg
1908: Mecklenburg
1912: Mecklenburg
1916: Mecklenburg
1920: Mecklenburg
1924: Mecklenburg
1928: Halifax
1932: Mecklenburg
1936: Mecklenburg
1940: Mecklenburg
1944: Mecklenburg
1948: Wake
1952: Pitt
1956: Pitt
1960: Pitt
1964: Buncombe
1968: Durham
1972: Orange
1976: Robeson
1980: Robeson
1984: Orange
1988: Orange
1992: Durham
1996: Durham
2000: Durham
2004: Durham
2008: Mecklenburg
2012: Mecklenburg
2016: Mecklenburg
2020: Mecklenburg

NORTH DAKOTA
1892: n/a (not on ballot)
1896: Cavalier
1900: n/a
1904: n/a
1908: n/a
1912: Richland
1916: Ward
1920: n/a
1924: n/a
1928: Stark
1932: Ward
1936: Ward
1940: Walsh
1944: Walsh
1948: Walsh
1952: n/a
1956: Rolette
1960: Rolette
1964: Ward
1968: Rolette
1972: Rolette
1976: Rolette
1980: Rolette
1984: Rolette
1988: Rolette
1992: Rolette
1996: Rolette
2000: Rolette
2004: Rolette
2008: Cass
2012: Rolette
2016: Rolette
2020: Rolette

OHIO
1856: Hamilton
1860: Monroe
1864: Monroe
1868: Franklin
1872: Hamilton
1876: Butler
1880: Butler
1884: Butler
1888: Butler
1892: Butler
1896: Mercer
1900: Butler
1904: Putnam
1908: Crawford
1912: Cuyahoga
1916: Cuyahoga
1920: Butler
1924: Monroe
1928: Mercer
1932: Cuyahoga
1936: Cuyahoga
1940: Cuyahoga
1944: Cuyahoga
1948: Cuyahoga
1952: Mahoning
1956: Pike
1960: Cuyahoga
1964: Cuyahoga
1968: Cuyahoga
1972: Lucas
1976: Cuyahoga
1980: Cuyahoga
1984: Cuyahoga
1988: Cuyahoga
1992: Cuyahoga
1996: Cuyahoga
2000: Cuyahoga
2004: Cuyahoga
2008: Cuyahoga
2012: Cuyahoga
2016: Cuyahoga
2020: Cuyahoga

OKLAHOMA
1908: Greer
1912: Bryan
1916: Oklahoma
1920: Oklahoma
1924: Oklahoma
1928: McCurtain
1932: Oklahoma
1936: Oklahoma
1940: Oklahoma
1944: Oklahoma
1948: Oklahoma
1952: Carter
1956: Carter
1960: Carter
1964: Muskogee
1968: Pittsburgh
1972: n/a
1976: Pittsburg
1980: Bryan
1984: Hughes
1988: Muskogee
1992: Muskogee
1996: Muskogee
2000: Okmulgee
2004: n/a
2008: n/a
2012: n/a
2016: n/a
2020: n/a

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