Top 5 liberal cities (crime, compare, live, state)

[TAM88]

Originally Posted by MrTalk

Which are more or less closer to counties in size than actual states.

It's kind of silly to boast about how liberal those places are considering how incredibly small they are. Much easier for that to happen.

Who is boasting about how liberal those states are?

[MrTalk]

Originally Posted by TAM88

Who is boasting about how liberal those states are?

Its New England. Boasting is in their DNA.

[DC4ever]

DC has to be in the top 5. It recently approved a death with dignity bill and we have recreational marijuana.

[waronxmas]

The New York Times put out this excellent article highlighting what parts of the country are actually "red" or "blue" in map form.

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2...2016.html?_r=0

To save you a step, the liberal cities of size based on the last election are (in no particular order):

-Boston
-New York
-DC
-Raleigh
-Atlanta
-Miami
-San Francisco
-Dallas
-Houston
-Los Angeles
-Portland
-Seattle
-Salt Lake City
-Santa Fe
-Jackson
-Memphis
-Nashville
-Chicago
-Milwaukee
-Minneapolis
-St. Paul
-Denver
-Des Moines
-Detroit
-Cincinatti
-St Louis
-Pittsburgh
-Philadelphia
-Cleveland
-Jackson (MS)
-Tampa
-Cleveland
-Buffalo
-San Antonio

YMWV for how much of those core cities suburbs are included.

[MrTalk]

Originally Posted by waronxmas

The New York Times put out this excellent article highlighting what parts of the country are actually "red" or "blue" in map form.

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2...2016.html?_r=0

To save you a step, the liberal cities of size based on the last election are (in no particular order):

-Boston
-New York
-DC
-Raleigh
-Atlanta
-Miami
-San Francisco
-Dallas
-Houston
-Los Angeles
-Portland
-Seattle
-Salt Lake City
-Santa Fe
-Jackson
-Memphis
-Nashville
-Chicago
-Milwaukee
-Minneapolis
-St. Paul
-Denver
-Des Moines
-Detroit
-Cincinatti
-St Louis
-Pittsburgh
-Philadelphia
-Cleveland
-Jackson (MS)
-Tampa
-Cleveland
-Buffalo
-San Antonio

YMWV for how much of those core cities suburbs are included.

Broken link.

BosWash corridor is not as liberal as Seattle, Portland or SF. Not even close.

[Syringaloid]

Originally Posted by waronxmas

The New York Times put out this excellent article highlighting what parts of the country are actually "red" or "blue" in map form.

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2...2016.html?_r=0

To save you a step, the liberal cities of size based on the last election are (in no particular order):

-Boston
-New York
-DC
-Raleigh
-Atlanta
-Miami
-San Francisco
-Dallas
-Houston
-Los Angeles
-Portland
-Seattle
-Salt Lake City
-Santa Fe
-Jackson
-Memphis
-Nashville
-Chicago
-Milwaukee
-Minneapolis
-St. Paul
-Denver
-Des Moines
-Detroit
-Cincinatti
-St Louis
-Pittsburgh
-Philadelphia
-Cleveland
-Jackson (MS)
-Tampa
-Cleveland
-Buffalo
-San Antonio

YMWV for how much of those core cities suburbs are included.

No way is SLC as liberal as most of the cities on this list. Evan McMullin, a Utah Mormon, ran as a conservative Independent for President and took away a lot of votes from Trump in the state of Utah and SL County. Combine the voting percentages for Trump and McMullin and they beat Hillary in SL County.

[waronxmas]

Originally Posted by MrTalk

Broken link.

BosWash corridor is not as liberal as Seattle, Portland or SF. Not even close.

Here's the link

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2...s-of-2016.html

[Trafalgar Law]

This is not to answer the direct question posed in this thread, as that is a whole lot more complex than just "red and blue" but this report titled "the Two Americas" is interesting nonetheless. This is as appropriate a thread as any to share which cities fall where.

Trump's America:


Clinton's America:


Trump's America (by size):
- Phoenix
- Fort Worth
- Kansas City
- Jacksonville
- Oklahoma City
- Tulsa
- Knoxville
- Omaha
- Boise
- Spokane
- Colorado Springs

Clinton's America:
- All the major cities not mentioned under "Trump's America" as according to New York Times. So basically, everywhere else.

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2...me&ref=general

[Syringaloid]

Originally Posted by Facts Kill Rhetoric

This is not to answer the direct question posed in this thread, as that is a whole lot more complex than just "red and blue" but this report titled "the Two Americas" is interesting nonetheless. This is as appropriate a thread as any to share which cities fall where.

Trump's America:


Clinton's America:


Trump's America (by size):
- Phoenix
- Fort Worth
- Kansas City
- Jacksonville
- Oklahoma City
- Tulsa
- Knoxville
- Omaha
- Boise
- Spokane
- Colorado Springs

Clinton's America:
- All the major cities not mentioned under "Trump's America" as according to New York Times. So basically, everywhere else.

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2...me&ref=general

Trump did not win in Boise city limits.

http://www.boiseweekly.com/boise/201...nt?oid=3928618

Clinton was the favorite candidate in Boise, readily winning most of the city's precincts.

[Kar54]

Originally Posted by Syringaloid

No way is SLC as liberal as most of the cities on this list. Evan McMullin, a Utah Mormon, ran as a conservative Independent for President and took away a lot of votes from Trump in the state of Utah and SL County. Combine the voting percentages for Trump and McMullin and they beat Hillary in SL County.

Your are correct with respect to SL County. Salt Lake City proper however is about as liberal as you can get. Their mayor is a female, liberal, lesbian democrat. The only way to top that would be if she were trans and minority as well.