Most socially conservative place in every state

[Suburbia]

What is the most socially conservative place in every state?

[America's Sweetheart ❤/𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕭𝖔𝖔𝖙𝖞 𝖂𝖆𝖗𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖗]

Texas - King County

[Strudelcutie4427]

NH- Coos County, specifically Pittsburg
ME- Probably Piscatquis and Somerset Counties
VT- Essex County
MA- maybe towns around the Brookfield area
FL- Holmes County
AL- Roy Moore's house

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

AL- Roy Moore's house

thanks for the laugh.

[Tekken_Guy]

Probably some tiny rural town in the middle of nowhere.

[SNJ1985]

Arizona: Colorado City
Minnesota: Prinsburg
Ohio: Holmes County
Utah: Hildale

[Dr. MB]

Oregon - probably out in Malheur County (Ontario), high LDS population and the single most Republican county in the state. Most of Eastern Oregon is very conservative but it's a more pro-gun, anti-tax, libertarian live and let live attitude.

[Skunk]

Oklahoma's panhandle is the most conservative place in the most conservative state.

[SNJ1985]

New Jersey: Layton in Sussex County, according to a ''where your ideology says you should live'' test I took in 2014:

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=194075.msg4204263#msg4204263

[Dr. MB]

New Jersey: Layton in Sussex County, according to a ''where your ideology says you should live'' test I took in 2014:

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=194075.msg4204263#msg4204263

Is that test still going because I can't seem to access it.

[Strudelcutie4427]

I think I saw that the town of Mantoloking in Ocean County, NJ voted upwards around 90% Republican

[TDAS04]

South Dakota: Douglas County
Iowa: Sioux County
Michigan: Ottawa County
(Guess what these places have in common)

[Dr. MB]

Idaho – Rexburg

[TDAS04]

Probably Aroostook County for Maine.

[publicunofficial]

Washington - Lynden, Spokane Valley, Moses Lake

[Bismarck]

In Indiana, for traditional religious conservatives, probably somewhere in the northeast corner, like Lagrange county where the Amish are. For Trump white nationalist social conservatives, Martinsville.

[cinyc]

South Dakota: Douglas County
Iowa: Sioux County
Michigan: Ottawa County
(Guess what these places have in common)

The Dutch?

[Torie]

For NY, I nominate NY's newest town, the town of Palm Tree.

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For NY, I nominate NY's newest town, the town of Palm Tree.

When someone hears that there's a town called Palm Tree in Orange County, they're going to think it's somewhere that can actually have palm trees (probably California or Florida).

[Torie]

For NY, I nominate NY's newest town, the town of Palm Tree.

When someone hears that there's a town called Palm Tree in Orange County, they're going to think it's somewhere that can actually have palm trees (probably California or Florida).

Palm Tree has its own microclimate. Global warming has created this weird vortex that transport air from the tropics in its own jet stream, which then funnels down into Palm Tree. The shape of the funnel is coextensive with the boundaries of Palm Tree, which explains how the lines were drawn. I hope that helps.

[TJ in Oregon]

Wisconsin - Oostburg
Ohio - Maria Stein
Kansas - St. Mary's

[TML]

For my state, the most pro-Republican county is Hamilton County - it was last won by LBJ in 1964, and since then, no Democratic presidential candidate has even managed to win 40% of the vote there.

[Dr. MB]

I forgot to mention the Mennonite and Old Believer communities in the Willamette Valley.

[kcguy]

For Missouri, I vote Branson.

For Kansas, my first thought is Emporia, but I honestly don't know.  It's probably actually one of the outer suburbs, like Olathe.

[Del Tachi]

MS - Prentiss County