The Hamptons are ready for a visit from Vice President Kamala Harris

Last weekend was a typical July jaunt to the Hamptons among the collecting crowd.

Meghan Markle was in town, and she hit up a party at the East Hampton home of hedge funder John Griffin and his wife, Amy Griffin , the influential investor and member of the board of The Met .

All anyone wanted to talk about on the South Fork of Long Island was the fact that Joe Biden dropped his bid for the presidency.

The Hamptons has long been a red-voter enclave, the land of country club conservatives, Ford family and Koch brothers territory.

But it's more prominently a place where Democrats like the Clintons have relied on donors to replenish the coffers at the homes of longtime supporters.

A who’s who of collectors and cultural Brahmins opened up their homes for big-ticket rubber chicken dinners.

The most clear indicator of where the wind is blowing on the South Fork might be a little store on Newtown Lane in East Hampton called the Monogram Shop .

Since 2004 , the store has been selling plastic cups bearing names of both the Republican and Democratic candidates for president.

The cup that sells the most has synced up with the actual winner in each race, apart from 2016 , when Hillary Clinton outsold Trump in a town where she’s vacationed for years .