The three big cities in Texas are blue: Austin, Dallas, Houston. The suburbs are red, so Plano/Richardson for Dallas, Woodlands/Sugarland for Houston.
Austin needs to be nuked.
El Paso is a liberal dump in a New Mexico sort of way, as I should know, being a New Mexican.
San Antonio is liberal, but in a Hispanic sort of way with good surrounding towns.
For a city of any size that is conservative, it would be Ft. Worth, then Midland, then Abiliene (the last two being smallish, but rich).
The economy is fine (about 5% unemployment) in Midland.
You will get about 500% more house in Texas (anywhere but Austin or University Park/Highland Park in Dallas or River Oaks in Houston) than Chicago.
Dude, what you said. I got a house inside the loop in Ho-town for the price of a parking spot in my native N. CA.
San Antonio is liberal, but in a Hispanic sort of way with good surrounding towns.
Hunh? Maybe the city council, but the population is generally conservative, with lots of active and retired (and reserve and Guard) military. It’s a great place if you can stay away from retaining walls.
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