Which US states have cultural ties with more than one region?

[Tartarus Sauce]

I believe that there was an article written by 538 where they conducted a survey of residents in each region and asked them which states they personally considered to be a part of their region. Missouri ended up being the orphan child that no region claimed as one of their own.

For the record, Missouri is listed as Midwestern by the U.S. Census Bureau, and you definitely get a good taste of that in a place like St. Louis. The vast majority of the rural areas and small towns throughout the state are clearly more southern in culture, though. Then there’s the Great Plains influence out by Kansas City and St. Joseph.

Missouri is probably the single most amalgamated state as far as regional influences go.

[Tartarus Sauce]

West Virginia (Northeast, Southeast, Midwest) and Texas (Southeast, Midwest, West) are the only "tri-regional" states. 

I’ve never heard anybody refer to Texas as Midwestern in its characteristics.