[EQAndyBuzz]

Can anyone break this down based on Blue and Red? I'll start.

1. St. Louis, MO

2. Detroit, MI - Blue

3. Flint, MI - Blue

4. Compton, CA

5. Camden, NJ - Blue

6. Birmingham, AL

7. Cleveland, OH

8. Oakland, CA - Blue

9. Youngstown, OH

10. Gary, IN

11. Richmond, CA

12. Baltimore, MD - Blue

13. Memphis, TN

14. Trenton, NJ - Blue

15. Richomond, VA

16. Kansas City, MO

17. Atlanta, GA

18. Cincinnati, OH

19. Washington, DC - Blue

20. Charleston, SC

21. Reading, PA

22. Newark, NJ - Blue

23. Little Rock, AR

24. San Bernandino, CA

25. Orlando, FL

[Texas_shutterbug]

St. Louis makes the top of the list because they have a small incorporated city with all the social ills that implies with huge suburbs that are NOT part of the city surrounding it.

It's accurate....and it's not.

[RockinRight]

And most of the nonblue ones are still blue enclaves within Red states, with the possible exception of Cincinnati. But even in Cincy, the city proper is fairly blue even though suburban Hamilton County is DEEP red.

BTW you forgot to mark Compton blue.