Best US small towns that are extremely liberal? (transplants, 2013)

[ragnarkar]

Don't think anyone mentioned these:

Davis, CA
Marfa, TX

[Ben Around]

Iowa City, IA

[Thoreau424]

Originally Posted by ragnarkar

Don't think anyone mentioned these:

Davis, CA
Marfa, TX

LOL There's no way Marfa could be considered "extremely liberal". Same goes for any city in the state.

[SciFiNerd1]

Iowa City, IA
Lawrence, KS
Bloomington, IN
Asheville, NC
Athens, OH
State College, PA
Ithaca, NY
Burlington, VT

[Katarina Witt]

Originally Posted by Pilot1

Boulder, CO
Fort Collins, CO
State College, PA
New Hope, PA
Ann Arbor, MI
Asheville, NC
Napa, CA

Just off the top of my head. All college towns will be ultra, far left, liberal/progressive.

Originally Posted by simon22

Yeah I was looking for cities that were at least 2 hours away from a major city.

Boulder and Ft. Collins are both over 100,000 people and within 2 hrs of Denver.

[SeaDoo342]

Any of the small towns in Connecticut...

[SciFiNerd1]

Originally Posted by Iconographer

Yellow Springs, OH
Bend, OR
Oxford, MS
Oberlin, OH
Woodstock, NY
Taos, NM
Sedona, AZ

Oxford, MS is definitely not liberal. I used to live there.

[edsg25]

Originally Posted by Ben Around

Iowa City, IA

I was quite surprised it took this long to make the list

[Pilot1]

Originally Posted by Katarina Witt

Boulder and Ft. Collins are both over 100,000 people and within 2 hrs of Denver.

I know, I've lived in Denver. To ME they are small towns, and I am originally from a big city. I like smaller towns with a proximity to larger cities.

[cchip55]

What makes small towns great is that they are NOT ultra liberal. Look how liberals ruined the whole west coast - I would know, I had to flee a town that I once loved.

If you want to be surrounded by liberal views, stay on the west coast and don't infect the small towns which are full of friendly people with common sense, low crime and are reasonably priced.