Liberal cities that are predomiantly white, (limousine, metro area, area)

[Steveareeno5]

white, non-hispanic, not asian. Are their any over 100K population?

[bluescreen73]

Boulder is the ultimate limousine liberal city.

[TheTimidBlueBars]

Assuming OP is just curious if this is a phenomenon that exists:

Eugene, OR is 78% non-Hispanic white in the city limits. Pop. 175k (feels smaller though)

Bellingham, WA is 77% non-Hispanic white in the city limits. Pop. 93k but feels bigger, and the metro area is 231k.

Boulder, CO is 78% non-Hispanic white in the city limits. Pop. 104k and is part of the Denver metro (which is less white than this).

[BostonBornMassMade]

Cambridge MA. Like 55% white.

[bus man]

This handy chart will answer your question:

https://www.indexmundi.com/facts/uni...ion-percentage

Of the 100 largest U.S. cities, the one with the highest percentage of non-Hispanic whites is Boise, ID, at 82.7. Spokane, WA, Scottsdale, AZ, and Lincoln, NE are all at or above 80 percent.

Though most cities lean left to one degree or another, some are widely known for being liberal. That includes the next city on the list, Madison, WI, at 73.9 percent. Likewise for the one that follows, Portland, OR at 70.5 percent. (The chart doesn't specify states, but Portland, ME is nowhere near a top-100 city.) Other cities well-known for being liberal, where the non-Hispanic white share of the population is above 50 percent, include Seattle, Minneapolis, and Denver.

EDIT to add that this list of 100 largest cities includes those that range down to just under 200,000 in population, presumably city proper.

EDIT again, I just noticed that Nashville is not listed. I don't mean just for the share of the white population, I mean it's not listed at all, despite easily fitting within the top 100. I do not know why it got left off. In any case, though, the city is liberal (despite the state of which it is the capital being strongly conservative) with a white population just over 50 percent.

[Charlestondata]

Charleston

73.5% white

Mayor a Democrat

City proper pop. 153,672 (2022 Census Bureau estimate) votes blue reliably

Conservation innovation

80 out of 100 for LGBTQ rights and livability despite being one of very few blue islands in a deep red lake

[Toxic Toast]

Originally Posted by bus man

EDIT again, I just noticed that Nashville is not listed. I don't mean just for the share of the white population, I mean it's not listed at all, despite easily fitting within the top 100. I do not know why it got left off. In any case, though, the city is liberal (despite the state of which it is the capital being strongly conservative) with a white population just over 50 percent.

Indianapolis and Louisville are also missing.

[mjlo]

Originally Posted by Toxic Toast

Indianapolis and Louisville are also missing.

Yeah looking at that list i'm not sure what criteria they used to come up with the "100 largest US cities". A few listed aren't actually in the top 100 by population(Des Moines and Hialeah are the two that popped out to me).

[BostonBornMassMade]

Portland Maine only has 67k people

[masssachoicetts]

Burlington VT
Portland ME
Northampton MA

Under 100k, but the metros are over 100k.