Auburn: Clinton: 54%; Trump: 38%.
Bellevue: 70%; Trump: 25%.
Black Diamond: 42%; Trump: 50%.
Enumclaw: 44%; Trump: 49%.
Kent: 61%; Trump: 32%.
Maple Valley: 50%; Trump: 40%.
Redmond: 73%; Trump: 20%.
Renton: 67%; Trump: 26%.
Sammamish: 68%; Trump: 26%.
Seattle: 87%; Trump: 8%.

Source: King County precinct returns as of Nov. 8. Final results will be available Nov. 30.

The precinct totals also show we have our own swath of Trump Country right here in King County. May Valley, a past hotbed of anti-government protest outside Renton, voted for Trump. Of 39 cities in King County, two voted for Trump — the towns of Enumclaw and Black Diamond, down in the southeast corner.

Rich Elfers, a history teacher who writes about politics for the Enumclaw Courier-Herald, said his town fits the Trump demographic pretty well.

“I wouldn’t say it’s that conservative here, but we’re mainly white and we’ve got a more rural mentality,” he said. “I think there’s a feeling there’s been too much cultural change, too fast. I think that likely includes some discomfort about a woman president.”

He said the towns aren’t suffering that much economically. So Enumclaw and Black Diamond are not King County’s “Rust Belt,” so much as our Kansas.

When I covered politics for a South King County newspaper in the early 1990s, these areas tended to vote Democratic. We used to joke that the Democrats of South King were more conservative than the Republicans of Bellevue.

Now, there are scarcely any liberal Republicans left. Bellevue, once the state’s capital for the moderate GOP, voted for Hillary Clinton by a whopping 45 percentage points. And what conservative Democrats were still hanging around in the South End probably went for Trump.

Meanwhile, as recently as 2004, Sammamish was the state’s “swing town,” an exact 50-50 mix. This year it went dark blue by 42 points. The new swing towns are in places like Maple Valley, Pacific, or Pierce County.

Elfers, of Enumclaw, said that for a populist uprising it was strangely quiet. There were maybe three signs up for Trump, total.

“Nobody went around talking about it, maybe because they thought they’d be judged,” Elfers said. “If we continue being so separate, we’re heading toward civil war.”

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Rich Elfers, a history teacher who writes about politics for the Enumclaw Courier-Herald...
"...I think that likely includes some discomfort about a woman president.”

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Yea, no fucktard boy.
It was not about a woman for President, it was the CHOSEN woman for President.
Most people with a functioning brain would have voted for ANYONE but Hillary.

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Considering WA's electoral system and the democrats' corruption I do not trust any of those numbers, therefore what people really voted for.  They are as credible as the "alarming temperature increase" numbers that come in those global warming "reports".