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| | <br>[[Donald Trump]]: 3,377,674 (48.84%) | | <br>[[Donald Trump]]: 3,377,674 (48.84%) |
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| | + | Biden won only about a dozen counties in Pennsylvania, including:<ref>[https://www.politico.com/2020-election/results/pennsylvania/ county map 2020]</ref> |
| | + | *Allegheny County (includes [[Pittsburgh]], the only county Biden won easily in Western Pennsylvania) |
| | + | *Centre County (includes [[Penn State]]) |
| | + | *Dauphin County (includes Harrisburg) |
| | + | *Philadelphia County (includes [[Philadephia]] itself) |
| | + | *Montgomery County (just north of Philadelphia) |
| | + | *Bucks County (in 2024, Republican registered voters surpassed Dems there) |
| | + | *Chester County (just west of Philadelphia) |
| | + | *Lackawanna County (northeast Pennsylvania, where Biden is from and will be difficult for [[Kamala Harris]] to win) |
| | + | *Monroe County (northeast Pennsylvania, also where Biden is from and will be difficult for [[Kamala Harris]] to win) |
| | + | *Northhampton County |
| | + | *Lehigh County (many colleges here) |
| | + | *Erie County (northwestern Pennsylvania, almost evenly split) |
| | {{cquote|[M]ore than 6.9 million Pennsylvanians who voted exceeded turnout in every presidential election since at least 1960. Not only that, but an apparently record-breaking 70.93% of voting-age Pennsylvanians voted, compared to 1960's record of 70.3%. | | {{cquote|[M]ore than 6.9 million Pennsylvanians who voted exceeded turnout in every presidential election since at least 1960. Not only that, but an apparently record-breaking 70.93% of voting-age Pennsylvanians voted, compared to 1960's record of 70.3%. |
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