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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (720293)6/9/2013 9:54:07 PM
From: one_less  Read Replies (1) of 1582518
 
You are full of crap ... as usual.

I posted my source which was a study to determine the 25 most conservative and the 25 most liberal cities based on Voting Records. I did the research to determine the murder rates in each of the top ten, and published the source for that also. Race was never considered as a factor on my part.

The only racism here is coming from YOU ... repeatedly.

"you've reduced yourself to the point of using code words to describe cities as being liberal or conservative based on the size of their black populations.
Sorry but that's pretty obvious. ".


Detroit, Michigan and Provo, Utah each top the Bay Area Center for Voting Research’s

(BACVR) lists of the nation’s most liberal and conservative cities, respectively. Surveying

United States cities with a population over 100,000, BACVR found that the top twenty-five most

liberal and conservative cities in America come from a wide variety of regions across the nation.

Of the most liberal cities, Detroit heads up the list with 93.96% of voters casting votes for

liberal candidates in the 2004 presidential election, followed by Gary, Indiana with 93.08% of

the voting going to liberal presidential candidates, and Berkeley, California in third with a

92.76% total for liberals. Other cities in the top twenty five in descending order are the

following: the District of Columbia; Oakland, CA; Inglewood, CA; Newark, NJ; Cambridge,

MA; San Francisco, CA; Flint, MI; Cleveland, OH; Hartford, CT; Paterson, NJ; Baltimore, MD;

New Haven, CT; Seattle, WA; Chicago, IL; Philadelphia, PA; Birmingham, AL; St. Louis, MO;

New York, NY; Providence, RI; Minneapolis, MN; Boston, MA; and Buffalo, NY.

Provo, UT heads up the top twenty-five conservative cities with 86% of the vote going to

conservative presidential candidates in 2004, followed by Lubbock, TX at 74.81% conservative

support, and Abilene, TX in third with 72.80% of its voters choosing conservative candidates.

The remaining cities in the top twenty-five in descending order are: Hialeah, FL; Plano, TX;

Colorado Springs, CO; Gilbert, AZ; Bakersfield, CA; Lafayette, LA; Orange, CA; Escondido,

CA; Allentown, PA; Mesa, AZ; Arlington, TX; Peoria, AZ; Cape Coral, FL; Garden Grove, CA;

Simi Valley, CA; Corona, CA; Clearwater, FL; West Valley City, UT; Oklahoma City, OK;

Overland Park, KS; Anchorage, AK; and Huntington Beach, CA.
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