Quiz: Where should you live?

[Nutmeg]

City A has:
 Racial Diversity
 Conservative politics
 Walkable

What possibly is that?

But anyway, #1:
With 92.15 percent of residents voting Democratic in the last election, Washington is one of the most liberal cities in the country!
Washington is a true melting pot, with a diversity index of 67!
Washington is one of the most walkable cities in the country!
Washington has some of the best public transit in the country!
According to our rankings, which take into account restaurant quality and quantity, Washington is a great place to eat!
With easy access to 4,205 square miles of park land, Washington is a nature-lover's dream!

[Cokeland Saxton]

1. Pittsburgh, PA
2. Philadelphia, PA
3. Buffalo, NY
4. Chicago, IL
5. Louisville, KY
6. Cleveland, OH
7. Rochester, NY
8. New York, NY
9. Denver, CO
10. Boston, MA
11. Detroit, MI
12. Omaha, NE
13. Columbus, OH
14. Milwaukee, WI
15. Lincoln, NE
16. Des Moines, IA
17. Albany, NY
18. Indianapolis, IN
19. Minneapolis, MN
20. Aurora, CO

[RI]

1. Huntington Beach, CA (0.61)
2. San Diego, CA (0.60)
3. Costa Mesa, CA (0.60)
4. Oakland, CA (0.59)
5. Tacoma, WA (0.59)
6. Oceanside, CA (0.59)
7. San Francisco, CA (0.58)
8. Hempstead, NY (0.58)
9. Islip, NY (0.58)
10. Chula Vista, CA (0.58)

Not a very good list!

Very similar to the list I got:

1. San Diego, CA
2. Brookhaven, NY
3. Oceanside, CA
4. Islip, NY
5. Tacoma, WA
6. Huntington Beach, CA
7. Carlsbad, CA
8. Chula Vista, CA
9. North Hempstead, NY
10. Oxnard, CA

Quiz needs more questions about mountains.

[Del Tachi]

City A has:
 Racial Diversity
 Conservative politics
 Walkable

What possibly is that?

Miami

[Since I'm the mad scientist proclaimed by myself]

1 San Francisco, CA 0.59   
2 Washington, DC 0.59   
3 Los Angeles, CA 0.58   
4 New York, NY 0.57   
5 San Jose, CA 0.54   
6 Chicago, IL 0.53   
7 Philadelphia, PA 0.53
8 Austin, TX 0.53   
9 Honolulu, HI   0.53
10 Seattle, WA 0.52

Eh. It lists a good amount of dense, relatively walkable cities, but its apparent ranking system does not hit my actual preferences.

[satsuma]

1   Hempstead, NY
2   San Diego, CA   
3   Santa Ana, CA   
4   New York, NY
5   Houston, TX
6   Jacksonville, FL   
7   Brookhaven, NY
8   Corpus Christi, TX   
9   Huntington Beach, CA   
10   Los Angeles, CA   

[politicallefty]

1. Huntington Beach, CA (0.61)
2. San Diego, CA (0.60)
3. Costa Mesa, CA (0.60)
4. Oakland, CA (0.59)
5. Tacoma, WA (0.59)
6. Oceanside, CA (0.59)
7. San Francisco, CA (0.58)
8. Hempstead, NY (0.58)
9. Islip, NY (0.58)
10. Chula Vista, CA (0.58)

Not a very good list!

Yeah, Islip is a bit of an anomaly on your list.

My top 10 results were all midsize CA cities. Huntington Beach was #1.

That's a good part of the story of California, people moving from the Midwest and populating midsize cities. That was basically the American Dream until sometime in the 90s.

[pikachu]

1. Los Angeles
2. New York City
3. Philadelphia
4. Austin
5. Washington, DC
6. Honolulu
7. Chicago
8. Houston
9. San Antonio
10. Dallas

It overrated how much I care about weather vs walkability/transit which is why there’s so much Texas and no Boston (No. 13) or SF (No. 15), but I am kinda impressed by LA, NYC and Philly being top 3 since those are the places I have the most links to.

[No War, but the War on Christmas]

- Denver
- NYC
- DC
- Boulder, CO
- Philadelphia

Overall, there's a lot of Colorado in my top few dozen which isn't surprising.

[fhtagn]

1. Newport Beach, CA
2. Huntington Beach, CA
3. Carlsbad, CA
4. Costa Mesa, CA
5. Smithtown, NY
6. Santa Ana, CA
7. Irvine, CA
8. Orange, CA
9. Thousand Oaks, CA
10. Mission Viejo, CA

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Basically says I need to be in NYC or California. My beloved Charleston isn't until 177th

[satsuma]

1. Newport Beach, CA
2. Huntington Beach, CA
3. Carlsbad, CA
4. Costa Mesa, CA
5. Smithtown, NY
6. Santa Ana, CA
7. Irvine, CA
8. Orange, CA
9. Thousand Oaks, CA
10. Mission Viejo, CA

lol Southern California and Long Island do have a lot of "purple" affluent coastal suburbs so it's easy for those to end up on top if you put less value on the lib / big-city traits.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

My first time 'round I was given Lexington, KY. This time I got Cambridge, MA followed by Seattle, Hartford, Albany, and Santa Monica. My lowest match for each of these cities is of course politics.