This is an overall summary of all the states in New England.
488 grants in total were made by CTCL to New England totaling ~ $10,100,000. These were spread out amongst 65 of the 67 counties in New England. This means that CTCL grants were made to 97% of the counties in New England. Which counties did not receive grants? Dukes and Nantucket County in MA (aka…. the islands of Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard).
Of the 65 counties, only 3 of them showed a -2020DIFF value, meaning that despite CTCL grants, the voters shifted more R. They are listed below.
The overall average (not weighted) of 2020DIFF for all of New England is 19%. This yielded 860,000 D votes based on the assumption of this model.
The top 10 counties in terms of $/vote are listed below. 9 of the 10 are in Maine. It ranges from $3.17-$9.95 per vote (all parties).
The top 10 counties in terms of +2020DIFF overall for new England are listed below. These are the counties which shifted most to D. The average 2020DIFF for these counties is 42%. CTCL spent 1.9MM in these counties or ~ 20% of all CTCL dollars.
To put it a different way, 20% of the grants were spent on 15% of the counties. In terms of total votes, these 10 counties account for 23% of the total New England votes.
The top 10 counties in terms of CTCL spend are listed below which totals to 6.2MM or ~ 62% of all of the CTCL spend, in 10 counties! This accounts for 31% of the D votes gained due to the CTCL meddling in New England as a whole.
What happened in Suffolk? This is a heavy heavy D county that for some reason still turned out more R in 2020 that shifted the ratio in favor of R’s.
All New England results are summarized below.
The individual state analysis are here.