Indiana

[ilikeverin]

Every person i know from Indiana has a "southern" accent for some reason.

No, every Hoosier you have met does not have a Southern accent

[ilikeverin]

Indiana is the only state not to speak officially English in the US. so their politics is very unique.

Do they widely speak another language?

Naw.

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That's our adjective for 'person from Indiana'

We're special, because no one knows exactly where the nickname came from *spooky noises*

[ilikeverin]

I used to live in Indiana and one reason might be that the people like things simple in the state.  Liberals make things really complex in their plans (healthcare for one, mainly to hide the real socialist plan behind it).  The people really hate tax raises as well.  

What can be more simple than 'the government pays for your healthcare'

[ilikeverin]

Indiana basically just has a small, but very deprived city, Gary, and urban Indianapolis.

Indiana city populations:

1 Indianapolis-781,870
2 Fort Wayne-205,727
3 Evansville-121,582
4 South Bend-107,789
5 Gary-102,746

However... (Indiana county populations):

1 Marion (Indianapolis) 860,454
2 Lake (Gary) 484,564
3  Allen  (Fort Wayne)  331,849
4 St. Joseph (South Bend)  265,559
5 Elkhart  (Elkhart)  182,791
...
7 Vanderburgh (Evansville) 171,922

[ilikeverin]

But it's a nice white-picket-fence-and-nicely-mowed-lawns conservative place, not a guns-and-low-laxes-let's-kill-the-poor place.

And the locals are all so friendly

*obsession is fun! *