So, what you're saying is that the majority of the country is drifting left.
That's just great. Maybe Mars will be habitable soon.
No, not the majority. The Midwest, the Intermountain west including much of NV, NM, and AZ, the corn belt, many of the Southern states, and at least some of the Midatlantic (mostly the more Southern states, plus the rural areas of Ohio and Penn) are quite conservative. Rural areas of California and Washington are as well. It’s just that libs tend to gather at the economic sinks, rather than the fonts. Cities and vacation spots tend to have more money flowing into them than out of them, and so they wind up with a surplus of other peoples’ money to play with. Their habit of congregating in those areas tends to swamp the native conservatism, and they get themselves ensconced in local government, and eventually state-level government. Then you end up with places like Mass, which used to be the core of anti-tyranny in the nation, and the home of some of the greatest patriots our country has ever known, now a socialist nightmare with ridiculous taxes, outrageous costs of living, exclusionary regulations locking off large swaths of land from even foot access, feel-good laws that damage living standards and the business climate, and so much more.