How Did Stillwater Vote In 2016?

STILLWATER, MN — One way to predict how a particular town or suburb might vote in the upcoming presidential election is looking at who residents supported in 2016. While it is by no means a flawless measurement, previous election results can provide insight into the general political demographics of that area.

In 2016, residents in Stillwater voted for Hillary Clinton by a margin of 22 percent, according to analysts at the New York Times. Nearby Lakeville voted for Donald Trump by a margin of 7 percent.

Here's how other cities and suburbs in the Twin Cities metro area voted in 2016, according to the Times:

• Stillwater voted for Clinton by a margin of 22 percent
• Woodbury voted for Clinton by a margin of 19 percent
• Northfield voted for Clinton by a margin of 50 percent
• Mendota Heights voted for Clinton by a margin of 20 percent
• Eagan voted for Clinton by a margin of 20 percent
• Lakeville voted for Trump by a margin of 7 percent
• Prior Lake voted for Trump by a margin of 15 percent
• Apple Valley voted for Clinton by a margin of 7 percent
• Rosemout voted for Clinton by a margin of 4 percent
• Burnsville voted for Clinton by a margin of 11 percent
• Richfield voted for Clinton by a margin of 36 percent
• St. Louis Park voted for Clinton by a margin of 50 percent
• Maple Grove voted for Trump by a margin of 2 percent
• St. Michael voted for Trump by a margin of 35 percent
• Minneapolis voted for Clinton by 56 percent
• St. Paul voted for Clinton by 59 percent

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