[new yorker 77]

This Survey was conducted by The Bay Area Center for Voting Research.

I look it as a guide of where not to live.

Where not to live?

You can get a hold of the main site here: http://votingresearch.org/

They also have a list of conservative cities.

[pankot]

How could they put Madison, WI and Boston, Mass. so low?
They've almost got a monopoly on Socialism.

[Parley Baer]

Now is it true that the more liberal the city the higher the crime rate?

[Once-Ler]

34-Madison,Wisconsin

It is hard for me to imagine what life must be like for Republicans in the top 33 liberal cities. Madison sucks.

[StormEye]

Just count every major city in the Unted States.
And many counties too.

[dangus]

I can't imagine Birmingham, Alabama being more liberal than New York City or Boston, but I've never lived in Birmingham. I can tell you this: Providence is a hell of a lot less liberal than Boston, and was ramked as more liberal.

Providence is distressingly Democrat, not so much that it doesn't have a republican mayor and votes for a RINO Senator, though.

Providence County voted 36% for Bush. Jefferson county, dominated by Birmingham, voted 54% for Bush. Suffolk County (almost coterminous with Boston) voted only 23% for Bush, and DC only 9% for Bush. Kings County (Brooklyn) was 24% for Bush; Queens 27%, Richmond (Staten Island, NY) 56%

[Torie]

The list seems to be towns with over 100,000 population. Is that correct?

[ArcadeQuarters]

So how's that liberalism coming along in Detroit? Solving that crime problem? A lot of people moving off of welfare and into jobs? I'll bet the schools are world class. Got any gun problems there in Detroit, do ya?

[nutmeg]

bump

[muir_redwoods]

Hartford is to the left of Boston, NYC, Los Angeles Baltimore and St. Paul? Really?

[JockoManning]

Appreciate the info, thanks.

Note to myself,

http://votingresearch.org/

if thinking of moving.