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16. I used to go out to that area a lot with my telescope, as there's nothing there so it's dark (nt)

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Most liberal and conservative cities in each state [View all] liberal N proud Jul 2016 OP

No way Des Moines is more liberal than Iowa City. ForgoTheConsequence Jul 2016 #1

Hammond MT?? Delmette Jul 2016 #2

And Sarita, TX awoke_in_2003 Jul 2016 #18

We aren't the only ones to notice. Delmette Jul 2016 #20

And Hayden, Arizona? With about 890 souls? panader0 Jul 2016 #22

WTF Delmette Jul 2016 #23

LOL Carrier OK? Runningdawg Jul 2016 #3

This is silly. For example: Cope, CO has a population of 139 people. herding cats Jul 2016 #4

What was the criteria? For instance, where is Asheville NC? mentalsolstice Jul 2016 #5

At least they got Jackson, MS correct MrScorpio Jul 2016 #6

They should have said "incorporated towns" Warpy Jul 2016 #7

I know the Valley is more conservative than the CA coast sakabatou Jul 2016 #8

Sarita Texas more liberal than I dunno AUSTIN? NightWatcher Jul 2016 #9

Ft Washakie is 2naSalit Jul 2016 #10

Hayden AZ? Never heard of it... sweetloukillbot Jul 2016 #11

Regarding Louisiana Ex Lurker Jul 2016 #12

Gary , IN kevink077 Jul 2016 #13

New Haven! bigwillq Jul 2016 #14

Baker, FL is a city? It's not even worthy of being called a town. FLPanhandle Jul 2016 #15

Hume, California? kpete Jul 2016 #19

Addy, Washington is another 'unincorporated community'. Aristus Jul 2016 #21