Liberal Places/Conservative Places

[English]

Liberal First...
San Fransisco CA,
Takoma Park MD,
Madison WI,
Key West FL,
Seattle WA,
Burlington VT,
Boulder CO,
Boston MA,
Eugene OR,
Albany NY,

Conservative...
Colorado Springs CO,
Tulsa OK,
Wichita KS,
Dallas TX,
Phoenix AZ,
Provo UT,
Waco TX,
Jackson MS,
Houston TX,
Midland TX,
Oklahoma City OK,

Think of anymore?

[ShapeShifter]

Liberal

NYC

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Nice to see this topic's back

Liberal: Ithaca, NY
Cons: Anchorage, AK

[English]

Libs...

Ann Arbor MI,

Cons

Cincinatti OH.

[bgwah]

Portland, Honolulu, and probably Los Angeles seem to be liberal.

Are you talking about the city or the metro?

[Nation]

Left:

Baltimore City, MD

[English]

Cities really. The 'burbs are invariably much more right-wing than the city they surround. This is true in Britain also.

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Conservative Citys :

Tampa(Big Time), Jacksonville, Tallahasee, Florida

Left (though not liberal)

Atlanta, GA

[Filuwaúrdjan]

The U.S political "spectrum" is more like this:

 
                   Populist        
Liberal                         Conservative
                  Moderate    

Lib=Socially and Economically Left
Con=Socially and Economically Right
Mod=Socially Left, Economically Right
Pop=Socially Right, Economically Left                  

[© tweed]

Perot won Anchorage in 1992

[Nym90]

I agree on Ann Arbor being quite liberal, having gone to college there for 4 years and lived there for a total of 6 years. It's a great city.

[The Dowager Mod]

as far as i know walworth county where i live has never voted democratic in a presidential election.
sounds conservative to me

[Huckleberry Finn]

Liberal: Duluth MN (American-Finnish socialist/liberal stronghold)

[ilikeverin]

Liberal: (the) Twin Cities, MN

[bgwah]

Perot won Anchorage in 1992

No he didn't.

[angus]

South Boston is very conservative.  Cambridge is very liberal.  Dorchester is economically liberal, newton is a bit more economically conservative.  Out there in Everett it gets more conservative too.  You can tell easily on the subway.  some parts of some lines have lots of folks reading the Boston Herald, other parts of other lines have lots of folks reading the Boston Globe.  Dead giveaway, usually.  

Also, don't confuse the terms liberal and conservative with Democrat and Republican.  These are not mutually orthogonal sets.  Also, don't confuse liberal and conservative (which have more to do with funding issues) with authoritarian (aka populist) and anarchist (aka libertarian), which have more to do with the so-called wedge issues.  Then there's the matters of Education and Defense, which do not necessarily correlate well with other measures of penny-pincher vs drunken sailor spending.  

For example, Pittsburghers vote like economic liberals, but are big authoritarians on the social issues.  On the contrary, Losangelinos vote like economic conservatives (especially out in the county) but like libertarians on social issues.  It's rather more complex than the question permits.

[7,052,770]

Conservative...

Jackson MS,

Jackson is not that conservative; it is half African-American and the entire city government is Democrats.  The suburbs though, especially Madison, and the ones in Rankin county---those are conservative

[Bandit3 the Worker]

These days, central city Cincinnati (and Covington and Newport) is not very conservative compared to the rest of America. But when you get out into the suburbs, look out!

Let me tell ya, there's some conservative stuff going on in the suburbs!

[Dave from Michigan]

Libs...

Ann Arbor MI,

Cons

Cincinatti OH.

Ann Arbor is very liberal

[Filuwaúrdjan]

These days, central city Cincinnati (and Covington and Newport) is not very conservative compared to the rest of America. But when you get out into the suburbs, look out!

Let me tell ya, there's some conservative stuff going on in the suburbs!

That's true... the Dems usually win 60-70% in the inner Cities in the Cinncinnati area (Jerry Springer was mayor of Cincinnati for a while)... but the 'burbs vote 60-70% GOP.
One of the most politically divided parts of the US, IMO.

[English]

Libs,

How about Flint MI?
Austin TX,
Portland OR,

Cons,

San Diego CA,
Mobile AL,
Cobb Co, GA

[elcorazon]

Liberal - Chapel Hill, NC

Conservative - Phoenix, AZ ?

[angus]

Libs,

How about Flint MI?
Austin TX,
Portland OR,

Cons,

San Diego CA,
Mobile AL,
Cobb Co, GA

I never been to Flint.  I'd guess that bad weather makes people a bit more socialist.

Lived in Austin, but never felt like I was surrounded by socialists.

Been to Portland.  It's more Dyke, butch/bulldyke, than liberal.  Nice place.

San Diego is great, beautiful climate.  With such a strong naval presence, I could see how'd you would misinterpret it as conservative.

Haven't spent much time in Alabama or Georgia.  My guess is that it's full of poor blacks who are economically liberal for sure.  Fortunately they don't vote.

[Brambila]

San Diego is NOT conservative. It's moderate, if not, liberal.

[English]

Libs,

How about Flint MI?
Austin TX,
Portland OR,

Cons,

San Diego CA,
Mobile AL,
Cobb Co, GA

I never been to Flint.  I'd guess that bad weather makes people a bit more socialist.

Lived in Austin, but never felt like I was surrounded by socialists.

Been to Portland.  It's more Dyke, butch/bulldyke, than liberal.  Nice place.

San Diego is great, beautiful climate.  With such a strong naval presence, I could see how'd you would misinterpret it as conservative.

Haven't spent much time in Alabama or Georgia.  My guess is that it's full of poor blacks who are economically liberal for sure.  Fortunately they don't vote.

Flint is economically very left wing.