What town matches my politics?

[yallerdawg]

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[shenmue]

1. Miami Gardens

[yallerdawg]

2. I live across the street from the 4th most liberal zip code...

in Alabama - Montgomery 36104.

Lots of Democrats in the big cities! Even in Alabama!

"People who need people..."

[mcar]

18. I got Miami Gardens too

I have no intention of moving back to South Florida though, so I guess I'm stuck in Red-ville.

[NV Whino]

3. Bolinas, CA

About 50 miles f om where I currently live.

[Blue_In_AK]

15. I love Bolinas.

I think we've talked about it in photo group. I spent some really happy years there - what I remember. My oldest daughter was born there.

[NV Whino]

24. I need to get back over there with the camera

Maybe after I get back from Los Osos. Not terribly liberal down there, but I sure like the area.

[bunnies]

4. Eugene, OR.

[yallerdawg]

6. Must be a bunch of closeted...

Republicans hiding out in Eugene.

Got a college there?

[Shrike47]

26. University of Oregon is in Eugene. Go Ducks!

[OutNow]

16. Another vote for Eugene, OR

I know that Eugene Oregon is not a perfect place to live. I know there are too many folks without a home and good jobs are scarce. But.............. I moved to Eugene about 8 years ago after living in Texas for over 20 years. 20 years of watching the folks that I voted for get about 30% of the total on election day. 20 years of suburban sprawl with no concern for protecting the environment, no organized recycling, and monster electric bills. 20 years of policies that attack unions, public education, and minorities.

Here in Eugene I'm represented by Peter DeFazio in Congress and have two decent U.S. senators and a progressive Governor. The mayor does a very good job. Eugene has mandatory recycling and the local electric company works to help you reduce your bill. My stepson is a local union rep who works for the city. They actually work together to achieve a decent contract.

I like living in Eugene.

Here is a survey that rates the best place to live if you are a hippie. (Note: Eugene was rated #1)

http://blog.estately.com/2013/07/17-best-u-s-cities-for-hippies/

[Runningdawg]

5. Flawed

I live in Tulsa in X zip code and that's the exact result it gave me. There is a church on every corner and a rebel flag on every other house. On 2nd thought, hell, a section of Tulsa with only ONE church on every corner and a flag at every OTHER house? Probably as liberal as it gets.

[yallerdawg]

9. I used to live down in Brookside...

Tulsa can get very liberal on a Saturday night!

[snooper2]

10. OK is 93.4% fundie so it's not like there is a lot to work with LOL

That's why we say, it's just OK

[yallerdawg]

13. When I moved from Oklahoma to Alabama...

I finally understood, "Out of the frying pan, into the fire."

However, Inhofe may be the most "fundamental" of all, so I'll grant you that - my boys Shelby and Sessions don't have a "snowball's chance on the Senate floor" of out-teabagging Inhofe!

[Xyzse]

7. Very near where I live.

Upper Marlboro, MD 20772

[damnedifIknow]

8. Chicago

[Lyric]

11. Lmao. It actually gave me the same little rural impoverished town

that I live in. My mailing address is Maidsville, WV but we actually live in Osage, WV. Osage doesn't have a post office anymore, so our mail has a Maidsville address.

Osage is a tiny, primarily black town that exists on the outskirts of West Virginia's most liberal city (Morgantown) so it's not a big surprise that it's stuffed full of liberals.

[JaneyVee]

12. It picked my exact neighborhood in New York, NY.

Right on!

[RKP5637]

14. Yep! Great place to live!!! n/t

[shenmue]

19. I miss home

I'm from Flushing.

[Blue_In_AK]

17. Anchorage

No doubt because I said I prefer urban living and this is the only urban place in the state. They picked the neighborhood just adjacent to mine, but our demographics are about the same.



59.4% -Democrat

66.4% -pro-choice

32.2% -religious

40.6% -pro-environment

52.6% -pro-gun control

56.9% -pro-tax

[bravenak]

29. I got the same exact answer.

I figured it would happen. I live like five minutes from downtown on tenth and gambell. I like living in the city and this is just about as city as alaska gets.

[Blue_In_AK]

32. I'm in Turnagain, south of West Northern Lights

We're about five minutes from downtown, too.

[Control-Z]

20. 1. San Franscisco

2-5 all Berkeley zip codes

[bigwillq]

21. New Haven, CT.

That's where I work, and I live close by.

[KamaAina]

22. SF, baby!

[LWolf]

23. Interesting.

My # 1 was surprising...the reservation to the NW.

The rest were unsurprising: Ashland, Portland, Eugene...and Yachats, a small coastal town which I've visited a couple of times.

[Shrike47]

27. I love, love, love Yachats but there is no place to buy much of anything.

Sweatshirts with lighthouses on them only go so far.

[LWolf]

28. It's awfully small

to show up on a political list, lol.

My stops there have always been on the way to someplace else.

[Starry Messenger]

25. Your ideology is most aligned with that of the residents of: 1.San Francisco, CA 94114

Shocker. Too bad my income doesn't align! I live 20 minutes south, lol.

[SoCalDem]

30. Seattle for us..

but the prices are too high there, so we're off to Longview/Vancouver

[Arugula Latte]

31. Portland, where I live, but slightly different neighborhood.

26 percent chance that someone is religious. Lol! I love how non-religious this town is.