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dpmapper
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« on: August 29, 2017, 11:26:50 AM »

Mix of one of the largest flagship universities in the United States, state government of second largest state in the country, a big time music scene, and a lots of tech industries.

Nashville also combines a lot of those things and isn't nearly as liberal as Austin (less Democratic despite also being much less white), so I don't think that fully explains Austin's liberalism (actually, wouldn't the state capital of a conservative state even move it to the right).

Vanderbilt is tiny compared to UT-Austin.  And country music is a wee bit more conservative than Austin's indie music scene. 
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