As Donald Trump and Kamala Harris make their case to voters, they're spending most of their time in a handful of battleground states.

But hundreds of miles from any swing state campaign stop, the Pacific Northwest is where you'll find the only truly

swing county left in the US.

Videographer Taylor Moss, and radio reporter Lauren Gallup from Northwest Public Broadcasting have more.

I'm going to do a little yelling.

Up, up, up.

Come on sheep.

In a far northwestern corner of Washington State, Billy Fortini is taking his flock of sheep out to pasture.

Delphine is the first to get moving.

One of them will act like the bellwether

and be the leader, and the rest will kind of follow along.

In sheep herding, a bellwether is the lead sheep.

Shepherds put a bell around its neck to keep track of the flock.

But in politics, it's a place to watch that usually reflects a bigger trend.

And in presidential politics, bellwethers are nearly extinct.

Of the more than 3,000 counties across the country, only one, Clowham County, Washington

has a 40-year year long perfect record.

The residents have voted for the national winner in every presidential election since 1980.

In the city of Port Angeles, people say there's a reason this county of 77,000 has bucked the national trend toward political polarization.

People out here are really independent. I describe Port Angeles as the end of the road.

I think there's a certain friendliness here as well.

My neighbor is a person, not an opposite,

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