Clinton or Trump? Here's how every neighborhood in O.C. voted (Orange County, California)

Orange County Register ^ | November 12, 2016 | Ian Wheeler, Lily Leung and Jeff Goertzen

[EveningStar]

Donald Trump managed to flip some traditionally blue counties in other states but lost in Orange County, a historically conservative stronghold that’s turning bluer.

Hillary Clinton snagged 401,577 votes countywide (49 percent), compared to Trump’s 361,121 (44 percent), according to results posted Friday morning. Third-party candidates Gary Johnson, Jill Stein and Gloria Estela combined got 43,293 votes (4 percent).

Roughly a third of Orange County ballots remain uncounted, and final results likely are weeks away ...

[Gene Eric]

One county, one vote.

[Kickass Conservative]

Yep, Red Dodge Challenger.

It’s amazing how so many people have no idea what the 45 stands for. I tell them Trump is making Malt Liquor.

[luvbach1]

I have lived in the OC for fifty-eight years and I can tell you that it's not the overwhelmingly conservative bastion that the vainglorious Left claims it to be.

Simply stated. it used to be. San Diego used to be too, second to Orange County.

[al baby]

I’m on the west side drive by lots looks very ominous

[al baby]

I miss the T Ps of the freeway

[Yaelle]

I don’t know where Orange County ends but the shape of that blue section looks suspiciously like the shape of that side of the hills. and doesn’t OC end before corona? I’d like to hope you are right.

[al baby]

Me too till that bish Loretta Sanchez went back to her maiden name and bought a cheap house here to steal the election with her wetbacks

[Yaelle]

You were right. This map shows every speck of CA and how they voted. Most of Anaheim Hills where I lived last year is medium red. My exact street area is so pale pink as to appear white, though. And the blue swatch is indeed mostly unpopulated hillsides where there exist some Gibsmedat coyotes and rattlers.
http://www.latimes.com/projects/la-pol-ca-california-neighborhood-election-results/

[Yaelle]

And where I live now, in the map in my post above, is one giant sea of blue. Nothing red or pink anywhere for dozens and dozens of miles. Insert grumpy cat face here.

[Pelham]

I see more and more hijabs on the street all the time.

Anyone who thinks that they are interested in adopting American values is fooling themselves.

[truth_seeker]

For the most part the red areas are higher income coastal and hilly areas, and blue areas are flat.

The lower education/income and ethnic areas are mostly in the blue flat parts.

Increasingly the type of Republican voter in OC are more centrist.

BTW I first lived in OC in 1950, and have done so almost continuously since.

[seastay]

I wonder if lack of turnout has anything to do with this ? A lot of people may not bother to vote anymore in these parts knowing the rest of the state outnumbers them , state legislature, governor and senators all Democrats , so they may be thinking its a waist of effort to even bother when winner takes all for presidential electoral votes from ca.

[vooch]

you going to vote for or against secession when it’s on the Calif ballot in 2019 ?

[Impy]

Lame Ping, Commie in Blue, Trump Red

[BeadCounter]

You had some nerve as Machiavelli calling Bachmann that over at the briefing room. Disgusting.

[BeadCounter]

You had some nerve as Machiavelli calling Bachmann that over at the briefing room. Disgusting.

[Fiji Hill]

My neighborhood is solidly blue.

[uncitizen]

This is very hard to believe FRiend. I know OC very well. Family and friends there. No way.

[Fiji Hill]

I noticed that the Vietnamese areas are blue. A generation ago, Vietnamese, with Communist repression fresh in their minds, tended to vote Republican.

[DaveA37]

I smell a BIG rat.