It's interesting that both Ohio and Illinois have gigantic blue cesspools on their upper edge, and that those blue cesspools, where politics is an artform, are nevertheless much less effficient than the rest of the state in counting votes. In both cases, the entire state will be reported, and the Republican plurality known in detail, before the avalanche of democrat votes begins to show up.
You would think that those urban hellholes, with their well-oiled democrat machines, and their matchless union-organized election boards, would be the quickest to complete their work on election day, but the opposite is invariably the case. I wonder why that is.