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Eric Risberg / Associated Press
Napa County has the highest-percentage of Republicans in the Bay Area: 28.6% (Highway 29 in Oakville)
Image 1 of 16 – Bay Area counties by political party
Napa County has the highest-percentage of Republicans in the Bay Area: 28.6% (Highway 29 in Oakville)
Napa County has the highest-percentage of Republicans in the Bay Area:…28.6% (Highway 29 in Oakville)
Mike Kepka / The Chronicle
Napa County is 46.4% Democrat. (Downtown Calistoga)
Image 2 of 16 – Bay Area counties by political party
Napa County is 46.4% Democrat. (Downtown Calistoga)
Napa County is 46.4% Democrat. (Downtown Calistoga)
Russell Yip / The Chronicle
San Francisco has the smallest percentage of Republicans in the Bay Area: 8.6%. (San Francisco skyline)
Image 3 of 16 – Bay Area counties by political party
San Francisco has the smallest percentage of Republicans in the Bay Area: 8.6%. (San Francisco skyline)
San Francisco has the smallest percentage of Republicans in the Bay…Area: 8.6%. (San Francisco skyline)
Pete Kiehart / The Chronicle
San Francisco is 55.6% Democrat. (Walter Haas Playground in San Francisco’s Diamond Heights neighborhood)
Image 4 of 16 – Bay Area counties by political party
San Francisco is 55.6% Democrat. (Walter Haas Playground in San Francisco’s Diamond Heights neighborhood)
San Francisco is 55.6% Democrat. (Walter Haas Playground in San…Francisco’s Diamond Heights neighborhood)
Michael Macor / The Chronicle
Alameda County has the most registered Democrats in the Bay Area: 56.4%. (Lake Merritt)
Image 5 of 16 – Bay Area counties by political party
Alameda County has the most registered Democrats in the Bay Area: 56.4%. (Lake Merritt)
Alameda County has the most registered Democrats in the Bay Area:…56.4%. (Lake Merritt)
Adm Golub / The Chronicle
Alameda County is 14.1% Republican. (Downtown Alameda)
Image 6 of 16 – Bay Area counties by political party
Alameda County is 14.1% Republican. (Downtown Alameda)
Alameda County is 14.1% Republican. (Downtown Alameda)
SJ Convention Visitors Bureau
Santa Clara is 45.6% Democrat, the lowest percentage in the Bay Area. (Downtown San Jose)
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Santa Clara is 45.6% Democrat, the lowest percentage in the Bay Area. (Downtown San Jose)
Santa Clara is 45.6% Democrat, the lowest percentage in the Bay Area….(Downtown San Jose)
SJ Convention Visitors Bureau
Santa Clara is 21.7% Republican. (Downtown San Jose.)
Image 8 of 16 – Bay Area counties by political party
Santa Clara is 21.7% Republican. (Downtown San Jose.)
Santa Clara is 21.7% Republican. (Downtown San Jose.)
Lianne Milton / Special to The Chronicle
Sonoma County is 51.6% Democrat. (Sonoma’s Historic Square)
Image 9 of 16 – Bay Area counties by political party
Sonoma County is 51.6% Democrat. (Sonoma’s Historic Square)
Sonoma County is 51.6% Democrat. (Sonoma’s Historic Square)
Brant Ward / The Chronicle
Sonoma County is 21.6% Republican. (Downtown Petaluma)
Image 10 of 16 – Bay Area counties by political party
Sonoma County is 21.6% Republican. (Downtown Petaluma)
Sonoma County is 21.6% Republican. (Downtown Petaluma)
Carlos Avila Gonzalez / The Chronicle
Contra Costa County is 24.8% Republican. (Todos Santos Plaza in Concord)
Image 11 of 16 – Bay Area counties by political party
Contra Costa County is 24.8% Republican. (Todos Santos Plaza in Concord)
Contra Costa County is 24.8% Republican. (Todos Santos Plaza in…Concord)
Paul Chinn / The Chronicle
Contra Costa County is 49.6% registered Democrats. (Downtown Walnut Creek)
Image 12 of 16 – Bay Area counties by political party
Contra Costa County is 49.6% registered Democrats. (Downtown Walnut Creek)
Contra Costa County is 49.6% registered Democrats. (Downtown Walnut…Creek)
Michael Macor / The Chronicle
San Mateo County is 51.3% Democrat. (El Camino Real in Downtown San Mateo)
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San Mateo County is 51.3% Democrat. (El Camino Real in Downtown San Mateo)
San Mateo County is 51.3% Democrat. (El Camino Real in Downtown San…Mateo)
Katy Raddatz / The Chronicle
San Mateo County is 19.4% Republican. (Broadway in Burlingame)
Image 14 of 16 – Bay Area counties by political party
San Mateo County is 19.4% Republican. (Broadway in Burlingame)
San Mateo County is 19.4% Republican. (Broadway in Burlingame)
Jill Schneider / The Chronicle
Marin is 54.4% Democrat. (Mill Valley)
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Marin is 54.4% Democrat. (Mill Valley)
Marin is 54.4% Democrat. (Mill Valley)
Laura Morton / Special to the Chronicle
Marin is 18.2% Republican.
(San Rafael)
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Marin is 18.2% Republican.
(San Rafael)
Marin is 18.2% Republican.
(San Rafael)
The Bay Area is known for its lefty leanings, but there are some Bay Area counties that are much bluer than others, according to a just-in-time-for-Election-Day report from Paragon Real Estate Group. It will likely come as a surprise to no one that San Francisco has the fewest registered Republicans in the Bay Area—only 8.6% compared to 55.6% registered Democrats. (The remainder are “third-party” members and independents.)
Interestingly, Alameda County has even more registered Democrats (56.4%) but it also has more registered Republicans (14.1%). Heading north-eastward to Contra Costa County, the percentage of Republicans climbs dramatically to 24.8% with registered Democrats at 49.6%. But the award for highest percentage of Republicans in the Bay Area actually goes to Napa County, where 26.8% of residents are registered Republicans and only 46.4% of residents are Democrats. (The fewest registered Democrats—45.6%—are in Santa Clara.)
See the chart below for the breakdown throughout the rest of the Bay.
As the chart shows, Napa comes close to the percentage of registered Republicans in the U.S., though it also has far more registered Democrats than the national figures. As Paragon sums up in its report, despite some smatterings of red here and there, “The Bay Area is a very blue region in a very blue state.”
Emily Landes is a writer and editor who is obsessed with all things real estate. She also has a DIY problem that she blogs about at pritical.com.
Article source: http://blog.sfgate.com/ontheblock/2014/11/04/which-bay-area-county-has-the-most-republicans/

