What if we recruit liberals in populous states to move to low population red states?

[Zambero]

21. Depends on what you are looking for

I hail originally from Long Beach CA. Been here 13 years with prior stops along the way in Oregon and Maryland. I'd say the vibe here is interior Northwest with a Rocky Mountain element as well. Have enjoyed Disneyland many times, but prefer outdoor activities in a natural setting. Weather is high desert, low humidity, mostly sunny days with distinct seasons. About 20" total of snow per year in town with skiing minutes away. The dry climate is a plus, making seasonal temperature extremes more tolerable. Don't have the coastline here of course, but there is a white water park on the river that recently added a wave simulator (and sandy beach) for those seeking out a surfing vibe. Culture-wise there is an active arts, music, and food scene. Did I forget beer? Portland and Seattle have a major competitor in that department. The annual spring Treefort festival draws 100's of artists from around the country. The population is becoming more diverse and if someone arrived here hoping to find themselves in a lily-white conservative Mecca they could be in for a big disappointment. It's no secret that the state as a whole has a long way to go. There are liberal enclaves in places like Ketchum, Moscow, Hailey, and the college end of Pocatello. South and east Idaho is as LDS as most of Utah. Not to knock anyone's religious preference, as they are for the most part decent people, albeit providing a solid 35% vote bloc for the GOP statewide, a steep hill to climb for any Dem in a statewide race.