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View Poll Results: Which metro areas are best for conservatives/evangelicals/etc.
Los Angeles/Orange County 6 2.93%
Seattle 4 1.95%
New York 7 3.41%
Washington DC/Northern Virginia 6 2.93%
Dallas 63 30.73%
Phoenix 28 13.66%
Colorado Springs 66 32.20%
Austin 13 6.34%
St. Louis 10 4.88%
Cincinnati 36 17.56%
Louisville, KY 39 19.02%
Denver 14 6.83%
Houston 43 20.98%
San Diego 19 9.27%
Nashville 69 33.66%
Atlanta 42 20.49%
Kansas City 33 16.10%
Cleveland 5 2.44%
Philadelphia 4 1.95%
Detroit 6 2.93%
Minneapolis 7 3.41%
Portland, OR 4 1.95%
Charlotte 56 27.32%
Chicago 5 2.44%
Buffalo, NY 3 1.46%
Baltimore 1 0.49%
Miami 4 1.95%
Oklahoma City 97 47.32%
Milwaukee 10 4.88%
Other (please specify) 18 8.78%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 205. You may not vote on this poll

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Unread 08-07-2012, 05:26 PM
 
Location: Southern Californian originally from Oregon
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Orange County, Inland Empire, and San Diego are all quite conservative, especially by California standards.
Houston is very conservative, maybe not inside the loop, but outside the 610 it's almost a whole different world.
Colorado Springs has liberal pockets, especially on the west end of town towards Manitou.
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Unread 08-07-2012, 07:22 PM
 
Location: The better side of the Mason-Dixon Line
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Baltimore's inner city can be very socially conservative but very fiscally liberal. They are leading the way in trying to stop gay marriage in Maryland, along with some of the more African American suburbs of DC. The suburbs of Baltimore tend to be more moderate socially but more conservative fiscally, while the suburbs of DC overall are liberal in all ways. A lot of African Americans are conservative Democrats who are fiscally liberal but socially conservative.

Richmond, VA is pretty conservative and Republican.
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Unread 08-07-2012, 07:26 PM
 
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Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
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Unread 08-08-2012, 05:48 AM
 
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Good grief - those list makers haven't figured out that AAs overwhelmingly vote democrat but can be culturally conservative.
Detroit and Memphis as liberal hotspots??

Speaking of steryotypes - I am one of those Christian Knoxvillians and am neither conservative or evangelical. You haven't met our Catholic mayor who is about as liberal as they come.

pch, parts of Nashville are quite liberal. Think of the money you'd save if you lived there. You could travel the world and broaden your horizons.
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Unread 08-08-2012, 06:45 AM
 
Location: St Simons Island and Atlanta, GA
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Atlanta, Dallas, Houston and Charlotte (at least their metros). They practically invented the concept of the megachurch.
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Unread 08-08-2012, 08:15 AM
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Location: Indianapolis
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Why the hell isn't Indianapolis on the damn poll?

We're all about sports and girls over here! Indianapolis is a real man's city!
ya i was wondering the same thing.
Why in the world isnt Indianapolis on this poll?
Indy right now is a battleground city for politics but compared to national standards Indy is moderate to conservative.

Plus Mayor Greg Ballard is a republican.
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Unread 08-09-2012, 08:09 PM
 
Location: Fremont, CA
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Houston, Dallas and Phoenix, from my travels.
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Unread 08-10-2012, 02:47 PM
 
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Unlike Houston and Dallas, Phoenix isn't in the bible belt. It may be conservative but it's definitely not full of bible thumpers.
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