[LoveUSA]

Dauphin County is Harrisburg, right in the middle of the Republican stripe that runs through South Central PA. W Bush tried really hard to get both counties on the east (Dauphin) and the west (Cumberland) of the Susquehanna River to turn out bigly (Trumpism) for the Republicans.

The actual city of Harrisburg, however, will never go for Trump.

[Vigilanteman]

Thanks for the correction on Dauphin County. Yes, it should have gotten a # and not a *. Every county with a # is a special case. Dauphin because of Harrisburg, Lackawanna because of Scranton, Lancaster because it is still commuting distance to either Harrisburg or even Philadelphia plus a generally nice place for the big city creeps to get away from the big cities and big government loving voting habits with them.

I'm not familiar enough with York and Luzerne to comment if the same case applies here, but I suspect it does.

[FenwickBabbitt]

... to turn out bigly (Trumpism) for the Republicans.

Trump, of course, has never at any time said the non-word "bigly," although it's become an Internet meme because of those who misheard him or simply like the funny sound of "bigly." He does, however, say "big league" frequently (you know, like "major league.")