Most conservative town in all of America (home, university)
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I remember reading a list a few years ago that said the top three most conservative cities were:
1. Provo, UT
2. Lubbock, TX
3. Abilene, TX (my hometown)
This thread is pointless. You want a bunch of people to dig up easily assessable information for your, in all likelihood, facetious question. There are numerous sites listing the most conservative towns, regions, and states in America.
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South central PA tends to be pretty conservative, with only the urban centers and adjoining townships being liberal. These counties: Cumberland, Fulton, Juniata, Mifflin, York, Lancaster, Lebanon, Adams, Perry, Schuylkill are quite red. Dauphin is blue due to Harrisburg city and surrounding townships. Berks is split 50/50. Fulton County is one of the most conservative % wise in the state of PA. Lancaster and York counties are two of the most conservative by raw # lead for the Republican (usually 40-60k GOP lead, each).
For some reason Belleville, PA in Mifflin? County is very red, maybe the most in PA.
Where ever it is, I will probably be never fully accepted there. Been to so many places in this where I felt I welcomed.
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