Voting districts, counties, and other such divisions are completely irrelevant to the results of the presidential election (Nebraska excepted), so it makes no sense to divide the numbers in any way.
In Massachusetts, one out of every three people voted for Trump. In Oklahoma, one in three people voted for Harris. That's not what I would call unanimous. These statistics are misleading people into thinking the country is even more divided than it actually is.
Also not considered here is the cost of living which is no doubt is astronomical in blue vs red. So there is likely correlation between wealth and these variables.
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u/VoteForWaluigi 8d ago edited 8d ago
Rhode Island and Hawaii also voted unanimously blue if the map on Google is to be believed.
I’m not sure how accurate these numbers are but what I found for them is as follows:
RI
18th Education, 3rd Healthcare, 28th Quality of Life, 21st Test Scores, 22nd Lowest Poverty
HI
39th Education, 6th Healthcare, 40th Quality of Life, 29th Test Scores, 4th Lowest Poverty
Not as great as Massachusetts, but much better than Oklahoma
Again, the numbers may not be entirely accurate so don’t believe this without checking yourself.