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2012 President Barrack Obama did better that Mrs. Hillary Clinton in the following states which was the difference in helping him get to the White House.  This article also shows the states where she actually won big to give her a popular vote advantage of over 3.2 Million votes. He did better in 30 states than Mrs. Clinton including the states Michigan, Wisconsin, but beating his vote numbers in Pennsylvania by just 18K votes. ------------------------------------------------------------------

These are the top 50 Hillary Clintons voting counties out of 3007  counties in the USA. StateCountyVotesCaliforniaLos Angeles2,464,364IllinoisCook1,611,946CaliforniaSan Diego735,476WashingtonKing718,322TexasHarris707,914ArizonaMaricopa702,907New YorkBrooklyn640,553FloridaMiami-Dade624,146CaliforniaOrange609,961Pennsylvania Philadelphia584,025New YorkManhattan579,013FloridaBroward553,320Massachusetts Middleex520,360MichiganWayne519,444New YorkQueens517,220CaliforniaAlameda514,842 CaliforniaSant

Dick Durbin received 3.3M (58.6 %) votes, beating Mark Curran who gained 2.3M (41.4 %) by 959.1k votes in Illinois.

Tommy Tuberville received 1.4M (60.2 %) votes, beating Doug Jones who gained 920.5k (39.8 %) by 471.6k votes in Alabama.

Mike Rounds received 276.2k (65.7 %) votes, beating Dan Ahlers who gained 144k (34.3 %) by 132.2k votes in South Dakota.

Jim Inhofe received 979.1k (65.8 %) votes, beating Abby Broyles who gained 509.8k (34.2 %) by 469.4k votes in Oklahoma.

Jeff Merkley received 1.3M (59.1 %) votes, beating Jo Rae Perkins who gained 912.8k (40.9 %) by 408.2k votes in Oregon.

Ben Sasse received 583.5k (72.0 %) votes, beating Chris Janicek who gained 227.2k (28.0 %) by 356.3k votes in Nebraska.

Thom Tillis received 2.7M (50.9 %) votes, beating Cal Cunningham who gained 2.6M (49.1 %) by 95.6k votes in North Carolina.

Roger Marshall received 728k (56.0 %) votes, beating Barbara Bollier who gained 571.5k (44.0 %) by 156.4k votes in Kansas.

Bill Hagerty received 1.8M (63.9 %) votes, beating Marquita Bradshaw who gained 1M (36.1 %) by 800.2k votes in Tennessee.