Final NY vote counts for Harris-Trump race show red shift since 2020 race. See the numbers
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55% : The 10 counties where Trump won by the widest percentage margins were: Allegany (42.4%), Lewis (43.4%), Orleans (39.9%), Richmond/Staten Island (29.2%), Schoharie (30%), Steuben (31.3%), Tioga (22.5%), Washington (20.9%), Wayne (22.7%) and Wyoming (47.3%).52% : In the Hudson Valley suburbs, Trump handily won Rockland County by 11.6 points after losing the county to Biden by 1.7 points four years earlier.
49% : The 10 counties where Harris thumped Trump by the biggest percentage differences were: Albany (25.2%), Bronx (44.5%), Kings/Brooklyn (42.6%), Monroe (18.7%), New York/Manhattan (63%), Onondaga (16.9%), Queens (23.9%), Tompkins (49.2%), Ulster (18.2%) and Westchester (25.7%).
45% : Those combined factors shifted counts toward Trump in densely populated areas, even those that still voted heavily for Harris.
44% : Almost 3.6 million ballots were cast for Trump, about 327,000 more than he got four years earlier.
42% : The vice president trounced Trump by almost 50 points in Tompkins County, home to the city of Ithaca and Cornell University.
41% : Harris won 80% of the vote in Manhattan and crushed Trump by 63 points, yet her margin in that borough narrowed by almost 100,000 votes compared to Biden's 2020 win.
41% : In addition to New York City, Trump also made strides on Long Island, a key suburban battleground of 4 million people that he lost to Biden in 2020 but won this time.
41% : Trump trounced Harris in New York City's GOP bastion of Staten Island by 29 points, nearly double his 2020 margin, and scored his other biggest wins in the sparsely populated rural counties that form a sea of red around the upstate cities.
29% : Trump lost his native Queens, for example, by 24 points, but his margin of defeat had narrowed by almost 184,000 votes in comparison to 2020.
22% : In both Long Island counties, Nassau and Suffolk, Trump expanded his vote tallies while Harris fell below Biden's 2020 counts -- a net shift of 175,000 votes in Trump's favor.
16% : But vote counts finalized this week for New York and its 62 counties show in detail a sharp Democratic drop-off from Joe Biden's 23-point glide against Trump in 2020.
16% : Across the state, from Long Island to Buffalo, Harris pulled in fewer votes than Biden had won in most counties, while Trump made gains that further narrowed the gap in the Nov. 5 election.
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