Top 5 liberal cities (cost, market, job, expensive)

[Antoinette118]

New York
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Portland
Washington D.C.

[Ivemoor89]

Houston big Truely Diverse Multicultural and more Liberal then rest of Texas besides Austin and more colleges vibrant bus system for Texas standards

[Ivemoor89]

Originally Posted by NorthAtlanta

I agree with this compilation.. Charlotte and Research Triangle metro areas can also be added to Tier 3..

I would add Houston Tier 2 most Diverse Multicultural City in the Nation and most colleges Rice Houston Univ Texas Southern etc Rapid bus system progressive lifestyle

[Columbus1984]

Portland
Seattle
San Francisco
Chicago
LA

And it shows….

[Ivemoor89]

Good Post on your List
I would add Diverse Economies
Mass Public Transportation Finance
Distinct Neighborhoods,Culture,Schools
Diverse of People,Ethnic Restaurant
And Liberal Feel Urban some Moderate
Seattle Portland Minneapolis Austin Atlanta Charlotte
Denver Diverse Multicultural Economic Power house
New York Boston D.C. Houston Philly,Bay Area, LA
not as Diverse Culturally but
St Louis Cleveland Baltimore,New Orleans Detroit
Millwaukee and Columbus

[BostonBornMassMade]

Seattle Portland SF DC (NYC/CHI/LA)

[masssachoicetts]

Durham
Cambridge MA
Washington
San Francisco
Portland OR

[Gaylord_Focker]

Top five

SF
DC
Boston
Seattle
Portland

[SonySegaTendo617]

Originally Posted by Columbus1984

Portland
Seattle
San Francisco
Chicago
LA

And it shows….

I'd say while Chicago is pretty liberal, I wouldn't quite say top 5. I'd say there are some cities that edge out Chicago for how liberal it is, such as Washington, DC and Boston. And if you look at election results, one would clearly see there still are some moderates and conservatives in Chicago. Former mayor Rahm Emanuel was more like a moderate than a liberal, and I'd say the same about Lightfoot.

[Northeasterner1970]

Originally Posted by SonySegaTendo617

I'd say while Chicago is pretty liberal, I wouldn't quite say top 5. I'd say there are some cities that edge out Chicago for how liberal it is, such as Washington, DC and Boston. And if you look at election results, one would clearly see there still are some moderates and conservatives in Chicago. Former mayor Rahm Emanuel was more like a moderate than a liberal, and I'd say the same about Lightfoot.

While I agree, it’s metro is more blue(by a tiny bit) compared to NYC, which is frequently called one of the most liberal cities.

And while it’s a lot smaller compared to other metros, Madison, Wisconsin is another liberal powerhouse that kept Wisconsin competitive in these trump years despite so much of the state going Republican like Iowa.