Counties providing each party with their biggest raw-vote margins in the various states (Democrats, Oregon-South Dakota)

OREGON
1880: Jackson
1884: Jackson
1888: Jackson
1892: Crook
1896: Jackson
1900: Baker
1904: n/a
1908: n/a
1912: Multnomah
1916: Baker
1920: n/a
1924: n/a
1928: n/a
1932: Multnomah
1936: Multnomah
1940: Multnomah
1944: Multnomah
1948: Multnomah
1952: Columbia
1956: Coos
1960: Coos
1964: Multnomah
1968: Multnomah
1972: Multnomah
1976: Multnomah
1980: Multnomah
1984: Multnomah
1988: Multnomah
1992: Multnomah
1996: Multnomah
2000: Multnomah
2004: Multnomah
2008: Multnomah
2012: Multnomah
2016: Multnomah
2020: Multnomah

PENNSYLVANIA
1880: Berks
1884: Berks
1888: Berks
1892: Berks
1896: Berks
1900: Berks
1904: Monroe
1908: Berks
1912: York
1916: Berks
1920: Greene
1924: Greene
1928: Lackawanna
1932: Allegheny
1936: Philadelphia
1940: Philadelphia
1944: Philadelphia
1948: Allegheny
1952: Philadelphia
1956: Philadelphia
1960: Philadelphia
1964: Philadelphia
1968: Philadelphia
1972: Philadelphia
1976: Philadelphia
1980: Philadelphia
1984: Philadelphia
1988: Philadelphia
1992: Philadelphia
1996: Philadelphia
2000: Philadelphia
2004: Philadelphia
2008: Philadelphia
2012: Philadelphia
2016: Philadelphia
2020: Philadelphia

RHODE ISLAND
1880: n/a
1884: n/a
1888: n/a
1892: n/a
1896: n/a
1900: n/a
1904: n/a
1908: n/a
1912: Providence
1916: n/a
1920: n/a
1924: n/a
1928: Providence
1932: Providence
1936: Providence
1940: Providence
1944: Providence
1948: Providence
1952: Providence
1956: n/a
1960: Providence
1964: Providence
1968: Providence
1972: n/a
1976: Providence
1980: Providence
1984: Providence
1988: Providence
1992: Providence
1996: Providence
2000: Providence
2004: Providence
2008: Providence
2012: Providence
2016: Providence
2020: Providence

SOUTH CAROLINA
1892: Spartanburg
1896: Spartanburg
1900: Spartanburg
1904: Orangeburg
1908: Spartanburg
1912: ?
1916: Spartanburg
1920: Spartanburg
1924: Greenville
1928: Greenville
1932: Spartanburg
1936: Spartanburg
1940: Spartanburg
1944: Spartanburg
1948: Spartanburg
1952: Spartanburg
1956: Spartanburg
1960: Anderson
1964: Anderson
1968: Williamsburg
1972: n/a
1976: Anderson
1980: Orangeburg
1984: Williamsburg
1988: Williamsburg
1992: Richland
1996: Richland
2000: Richland
2004: Richland
2008: Richland
2012: Richland
2016: Richland
2020: Richland

SOUTH DAKOTA
1892: n/a
1896: Lawrence
1900: Brule
1904: n/a
1908: Brule
1912: Brown
1916: Charles Mix
1920: n/a
1924: n/a
1928: McPherson
1932: Brown
1936: Brown
1940: Brown
1944: Brown
1948: Brown
1952: n/a
1956: Charles Mix
1960: Shannon
1964: Minnehaha
1968: Beadle
1972: Davison
1976: Brown
1980: Shannon
1984: Shannon
1988: Minnehaha
1992: Minnehaha
1996: Minnehaha
2000: Shannon
2004: Shannon
2008: Shannon
2012: Shannon
2016: Shannon
2020: Shannon

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