Top Most Dangerously Liberal States.

Discover the most liberal states in the US and be prepared to be surprised by the number of conservatives living in these states! Find out why elections have been so close despite the dominance of conservatives in most states. Join us as we explore the political landscape and its impact on where you might want to live. Don't forget to subscribe for more interesting insights!

[@WorldAccordingToBriggs]

Sorry I dropped the ball. I promised some extras. Here they are: 11) Connecticut Liberal Lib:27% Con: 30% 12) Illinois Liberal Lib: 27% Con: 31% 13)New Jersey Liberal Lib:27% Con:29%

[@crewser004]

My jaw didn’t drop, but I was bored watching this

[@tsb7911]

@@crewser004 Perhaps you couldn't understand it.

[@jobangamer1309]

@@tsb7911bc he is dum.

[@sevel7556]

What’s hard to understand? It’s just not a very accurate way to look at things. If the “moderates” all lean left and most the cities there still lean left, than looking at the state as a whole doesn’t really give you too much information. Don’t be a fan boy and think just because someone didn’t enjoy the same video they’re dumb, that’s a pretty dumb way to think anyway

[@tsb7911]

@@sevel7556 If he doesn't like this kind of content, why is he watching? I don't go to bowling or NASCAR videos just to say I was bored; I simply don't watch them. Regarding moderates lean Left, I think that means most sensible people vote Left these days because the GOP has become too far Right on cultural issues and/or is following a cult figure who looks drag queen. We're living in weird times. I'm a moderate. I am center/right on economic issues, immigration, and am for the death penalty.

[@cherrlyn381]

Many people care about political parties because it affects the laws that get voted in, and we all have to live with those laws.

[@bob1964utube]

exactly

[@HopalongGinsberg]

Bingo.

[@martyberry1917]

EXACTLY.

[@stevenporter863]

Exactly. People who say it doesn't matter are just trying to show how open minded they are without looking at the bigger picture. If you aren't a liberal when young you have no soul. If you aren't a conservative as you age you have no brain. - A saying I read somewhere, not the exact words.

[@willybeama1]

Yup! I wish I could live in a conservative place but the anti-abortion, super religious, gun toting stuff literally scares me away.

[@BehindTheGoldenCurtain]

California has to be the #1 liberal state with the most conservatives living in it.

[@CommentLikeDescribe]

​@@SteveTudescoalmost I think Hawaii, and Alaska have us beat.

[@BehindTheGoldenCurtain]

@@MissCleo24 Good point.

[@brandonmoore379]

You have not been in Alaska.

[@ShermanMark1]

No Hawaii, and Maney Alaska is more.@@SteveTudesco

[@aberdeenhank4038]

@@SteveTudesco Actually, Hawaii, has the highest cost of living with Alaska being second.

[@briangarrow448]

I’ve lived in progressive and conservative states and cities. I’ve also lived in rural areas and communities that were politically diverse. I live in a very progressive rural area in a very progressive state. But my favorite neighbor is a conservative Christian minister. He and his family are good neighbors. Instead of bashing the other side, I’ll say this- good people come from ALL political backgrounds. So do idiots.

[@rodstetzer9550]

Well said. Thank you.

[@kristenschnese6980]

That’s the best comment I’ve seen on this subject anywhere!

[@Fromtheb77]

Yikes

[@AnthonySagen]

I'm not sure that you can support gender re-affirming surgery or hormone blockers for children and consider yourself a good person. . I wouldn't. Conservatism builds. Liberalsim destroys.

[@fremontpathfinder8463]

Except that if they believe in conspiracies related to the election then they are a danger to democracy.

[@Milestonemonger]

As we get ready to retire, choosing a state that shares our values is extremely important.

[@T0e-Man]

Really it probably matters either way if you are retiring or not. Having a place mostly share your beliefs or similar to your beliefs is good for finding people that may share your own morals. Easier to make friends that way.

[@mirandamom1346]

Why? My business is my business. My neighbor’s business is my neighbor’s business. We can be good neighbors without agreeing about everything.

[@Milestonemonger]

@mirandamom1346 Because I want to be part of the community. I want to say good morning to my neighbors and share coffee with them sometimes. I want to shovel my neighbors driveway if they get hurt. Good neighbors help and watch out for each other. I don't want to have my yard or car vandalized because I support, in their opinion, the "wrong" candidate.

[@Milestonemonger]

@@T0e-Man Absolutely.

[@mirandamom1346]

@@Milestonemonger I do all those things with and for my neighbors. Politics doesn’t enter into it.

[@srdxxx]

Gallup asked the wrong questions. It is easy to self identify as a moderate or independent. They should have asked about voting patterns. A moderate that has voted democrat for the last eight election cycles is not a moderate.

[@WorldAccordingToBriggs]

They did ask that. Gallup is pretty good and they have been doing this a long time. My problem is if I include to much explanation or give to many details people stop watching.

[@srdxxx]

@@WorldAccordingToBriggs Well, that's good to know. I'm more familiar with Pew than Gallup, and it seems to me that they do a fair amount of (unintentional) push polling. In this case, however, I don't know if that means that the poll identified moderates as those that had no consistent at pattern of voting left, or if moderates in the poll were self described whether they had a pattern of voting left or not.

[@thetapheonix]

If a 'moderate' leans left and votes Democrat at a high rate they arent 'moderate'.

[@35mm21]

Voting for one party doesn't make you not a moderate. Flip flopping between parties isn't what makes you a moderate. No one would call Joe Machin a leftist yet he votes Democrat. There are millions of people like that.

[@srdxxx]

@@35mm21 What is the difference between a liberal who always votes liberal and a moderate who always votes liberal?

[@zekeonstormpeak4186]

Maryland has a huge amount of federal employees, thus, a huge amount of Dem voters.

[@juliemarkham4332]

LOL! "The media has to make you afraid of something." Totally agree!

[@tonymuniz1062]

Fellow Netflix employee here. 2006-2010 senior manager of customer service. Definitely a high-performance culture. I really like your videos and I like the way you present information. It's very clear and understandable to all. Nice job!

[@ninaverenac7266]

Briggs, awesome video, as ALWAYS. Love your sense of humor, sharp and brainy. Great channel all around. 🤔🤓❤👍👍

[@ilovetotri23]

Great video! Not too surprised about the list, surprised how much I laughed...Thanks Briggs for a very entertaining 12 minutes! Best 12 minutes of my day.

[@MrSRArter]

New Hampshire and Maine making the top 10 instead of Connecticut and Rhode Island is surprising.

[@tompaquette9429]

Agreed...something screwy. Also ahead of California, Maryland and Hawaii. Makes no sense.

[@danielintheantipodes6741]

Thank you for the video!

[@martypoll]

Judging people by how they vote is an American pastime 🇺🇸

[@debbylou5729]

It never was for me until covid. A lot of filth was revealed

[@TelepathyVibes]

Liberal = giving (cooperative) / Conservative = selfish (leadership) The more honesty and respect (character development) a person has, the more that person veers towards cooperation (friendship and authenticity), and less towards leadership (social enemies and lying). Conservatism is authoritarianism. Authoritarianism is machismo (the willingness to go to violence), a lack of maturity, and childish (crude) behavior and thinking. The more refined the human mind becomes within, the more focused on telepathy it becomes. Friendship, authenticity, telepathy, and cooperation are synonymous ideas. That is a liberal mentality. Live and let live. Focus on developing yourself, instead of bashing other people socially to build yourself up.

[@debbylou5729]

@@TelepathyVibes do you realize just how close Cuba and Venezuela are? Go…..run to nirvana

[@otter3095]

Thanks Briggs. This is something very important to me when considering where to be.

[@little.zayzay]

Me too

[@Spacebuddy-dm6ps]

Basically all of my neighbors are conservative, I’m liberal meanwhile. I can stand them.

[@SuperchargedSupercharged]

Very interesting, learned a few things. Thank you Mr. Briggs.

[@Norm475]

It has been my experience for years that people that claim they are independent are actually liberal, even people that claim they are moderate frequently vote liberal.

[@Toastmaster_5000]

I am one of such people, but trust me - we're not "liberal". Both Democrats and Republicans are right-leaning, it's just that Democrats are a lot less-so. Democrats have been winning elections more often lately because Republicans have changed their strategy in the past few years - that strategy has helped solidify their loyal voters but it's pushing away everyone else.

[@brandonmoore379]

Lol

[@BsTheLadynred]

That's interesting because the only people I know who are Independents vote Republican. Even with trump they voted for him. But those are Independents that live in CA. I used to be an Independent until Bush. After him I registered as a Democrat. But for me yeah I voted liberal even as an Independent. I just think the parties are pretty messed up right about now after trump.

[@tmgreenweenie]

I'm a independent. After what democrats have done to Colorado and the rest of the country and the lest 3 Presidential candidates I seriously doubt I'll ever vote for one again.

[@Ulfstigandr]

​@Toastmaster_5000 calling gun grabbing baby killing democrats right-leaning, is like calling a constitutionalist a far-right extremist. I can see where you get your info from already.

[@alexmiles40]

Good, well-researched video. Thanks!

[@jakep9610]

I don't think necessarily that conservatives outnumber liberals in the US, it's just that "moderate" could mean many things.

[@CommentLikeDescribe]

They don't. The majority of registered voters are Democrats. The most moderately conservative Democrats are still liberal compared to moderate Republicans; especially in a post-Trump world.

[@marshallmkerr]

Briggs, my very first vote ever, cast absentee from an Army-MP Corps duty station overseas, was for George McGovern. Since Agnew and Nixon were both driven from office as two completely different kinds of crooks, while multiple dozen high officials and other government employees went to prison, I stand by that vote to this day. I also appreciate the frequently subtle humor shot through your ever-informative and thoughtful research.

[@kkarllwt]

Me too.

[@robertwoodpa6463]

Did you vote for the current crook in office?

[@majorsynthqed7374]

Looking back, the reevaluation of Nixon by historians show a brilliant, flawed man that the Media delighted in skewering for any reason. Watergate Does not negate the many good things he did as president. I would take him over any leader we've has over the last 25 years.

[@Robert-oo5xo]

NJ conservative 💪💪💪

[@MisterChompipe]

It’s a conundrum to me that Massachusetts is the most liberal state in this ranking, while Boston is also one of the most racist cities I’ve ever been to. 🤔

[@KristNi]

Boston is very racist

[@aribasmajian18]

Good list Briggs.

[@brucetisdell9404]

i just love your selections Mr Briggs

[@nothat0therguy992]

Fascinating video, it really shows who really holds the keys to elections. I don't know how you'd do it, but I would love to see what the most politically moderate states are

[@Jjjaaahhnn]

As someone from Massachusetts I'm shocked Maine and New Hampshire are on the list, but Connecticut and Rhode Island aren't. You may want to double check your facts.

[@ktmazz]

I'm from CT and lived in RI for almost a decade. In both states (like most other states), the further you go away from the cities the more conservative it becomes, I think it's just that CT and RI have way more of a population-per-capita than Maine and NH? I'm just guessing, but holy crap is it crowded down here 😂Especially in RI! You leave the Providence area and it quickly becomes MAGA country.

[@Jjjaaahhnn]

@@ktmazz Western RI yes. Newport area no. Mostly elitist liberals with BLM signs, that don't actually want black people around. The people who are the real problem of America in other words. Elitist liberals.

[@wadebishop1413]

I think he should've used the percentage of Biden vs Trump voters.

[@letitiajeavons6333]

CT is number 11.

[@LoVi-ff3dt]

Thank you for this content.

[@Goats_]

Yo Briggs, bold move on this topic. Will invite....colorful chat. Love it. 🤘🥸

[@Timotimo101]

I don't believe the low crime stats of northern New England have anything to do with whether they are liberal or conservative; most likely it's another reason. Also, New Hampshire is not that liberal; I lived in NH for 20 years before moving to Vermont and, trust me, VT takes the liberal "cake" along with Massachusetts.

[@tonimilstead5089]

Agree, most likely has to do with less poverty in those states.

[@paulwoodhouse3386]

I think it's because they're mostly white states.

[@tompaquette9429]

You are correct. New Hampshire has always had low crime stats... and way before it was ever considered liberal. I live in California now. There is no way NH is more liberal than California or for that matter Hawaii, Maryland, Connecticut, Rhode island or New Jersey.

[@carolhudson1732]

​@mikecollon100 after moving to Maine 5yrs ago I can understand the low crime rates. The culture here is very supportive with strong sense of community. Neighbors help each other & communities are concerned about those in need. People want social programs to those less fortunate. If your car breaks down you won't have long to wait until someone pulls over to help or at least offer a warm place to wait. I watched a old man's truck slide into a covert last winter. A pickup truck pulled over took out chains & towed him out. I was told everyone keeps this stuff just in case someone needs help I had my lawnmower break down when we first moved into the home. I had 3 people pull over to help & get it going within 30 minutes. But the over grown field would be to much for my mower. The next day neighbors I hadn't even met yet showed up to brush hog / mow my field. Word gotten out we needed help. Maine has poverty especially in northern & tribal areas. Local governments & community groups work hard to help. Maine has a housing issue just like the rest of the country. Shortage of inventory of affordable housing either; rents or starter homes. Especially in high demand areas such as Portland. New homeless shelters & rehabilitation addiction center have been built to deal with this issue. It's still a slow work in progress for rent control & building more affordable housing. But at least it's being addressed & not ignored Maine does have force institutional mental health hospitals for the severely affected. The severely mentally ill aren't living on the streets.

[@ateamofone]

Let's hear the conservative side of it Briggs.

[@WorldAccordingToBriggs]

Tomorrow

[@stevemoore9951]

Greetings from the pprc great video thanks for doing it for us today.🇺🇸🍺🍺

[@dennisw.truman3325]

Good evening Briggs! Have a great day! 🎚️🇺🇸🪖👮‍♂️

[@berlinmiller4617]

Yes, make the other one please!

[@giantgeoff]

My Aunt was the Republican candidate for Hawaii for Congress many, many years ago. We were pretty sure the only requirements were that she had to be a registered Republican and pay for all her campaign expenses.

[@PCAGA2298]

Wow, Briggs, very enlightening ❤

[@magdastar2249]

Love your videos. Your humor is A+. 🤣🤣👍

[@WorldAccordingToBriggs]

Thank you 😁

[@magdastar2249]

@@WorldAccordingToBriggs You are Welcome. 😊

[@bkm2797]

Really would like to hear about the conservative side as well, just curious. Thanks for sharing

[@user-ol8wm1ln1s]

I’m shocked that Minnesota didn’t make the list.

[@ztl2505]

Minnesota leans liberal but has very close margins compared to most of the states on this list. Presidential elections are usually within 5-10% of each other here

[@mandandanmandamayor3511]

Minnesota is the most liberal state in the union and it is not even close. They have not voted for a republican president for a much longer period than any other state. This video is just wrong.

[@MyLifeThai371]

Thank you for making the video. The political climate is very important to me, when I am choosing a state to reside in.

[@PWPeteW1]

Looking forward to a "10 Most Conservative States And How Many Liberals Live In Each" upload.

[@krierp8]

Iowa would be #1 on the list easily. Lot of Democrat voters but a Republican heavy legislature SMH.

[@sextond]

Liberal in the Northeast means old-school social liberal but pretty fiscally conservative. Liberal in MA is not the same kind of liberal in CA. Berkley and Boston are very different liberal places.

[@tompaquette9429]

Massachusetts...Taxachusetts

[@sextond]

@@tompaquette9429 wrong. Mass is like 13th in taxation

[@l.h.tnguyen4916]

I am not political and rather moderate. I find it fascinating Democrats have won the popular vote 7 of the last 8 elections.

[@Post_and_Ghost]

Most people fall under definition of default liberal.

[@coldarcticoasis]

I find it fascinating that you find that fascinating.

[@l.h.tnguyen4916]

@@coldarcticoasis Appreciate your fascination.

[@lechatbotte.]

That’s because the so called conservatives aren’t. I’m a moderate conservative I will not vote either party until they come up with people of character so far they’re failing epically

[@BLaw707]

What is most noticeable is how the popular vote turnout for democrats correlates with immigration into those states. And in the big urban areas it does matter who is counting the votes.

[@cindygriffin1661]

This video made me laugh so much. Thank you for the jokes

[@srterry1]

Looking forward to the conservative video.

[@jonnyminogue]

Boston University is across the Charles River from MIT, not the University of Massachusetts. The UMass flagship campus is in Amherst, in Western Mass, about two hours away. UMass Boston is in the southern part of the city, in Dorchester.

[@topperdude2007]

What would be neat (and possibly an eye-opener to your viewers) would be if you did a video showing left versus right counties in a state. For instance, MN is considered a "blue" state, but during election time, it was an eye-opener when the maps showed majority of the counties were red. Just that the most populated counties were blue leaning (which tilted the results to left). Would be interesting to see a similar map for rest of the states in the country.

[@NOLAgenX]

They actually have those maps of all counties already. Most of the counties in the U.S. are red.

[@smlorrin]

Yeah, land doesn't get a vote except for the US Senate.

[@thomashiggins9320]

​@@NOLAgenX People matter. Square miles do not.

[@NOLAgenX]

@@thomashiggins9320 No kidding?! Show me exactly where I said otherwise. All I did was respond to the OP and state that maps do indeed exist for what they are asking, and that the majority of the U.S. Counties are red on the map. Please take your time to digest what people write and not jump to conclusions about what they say before taking to your keyboard.

[@BrewBlaster]

Individual states could have electoral colleges too if they voted it in. The 10th amendment wouldn't allow the federal government to do it.

[@randerins]

6:59 wait a minute...that's my building on the left! 😄

[@joeuser2360]

I'm looking to retire and this is very important to me. Not because I can't get along with a neighbor with different ideologies. I do that now. It's because it influences how the state is run and the laws they make that would affect me.

[@matthewarroyo3118]

Regarding what political party you are we all suck as a whole

[@papaagidi2838]

But liberals suck way more with their tolerance and defense of criminals

[@noahwalker8359]

I wouldn’t say the people suck, but definitely the vast majority of politicians and special interest groups suck.

[@matthewarroyo3118]

@@noahwalker8359 I agreed with you on that but the think is say as a whole like everyone you what I’m saying here

[@AnthonySagen]

That's a defeatist mantality. There are clearly winners and losers. Liberalism has weakened America to the point where at now where people can't even tell you what a man or a woman is. Trump or bust.

[@customerservice831]

Conservative version please 🙏

[@brendanreilly4675]

Texas would for sure be #1, because just like California. They have a huge population, so a big chunk of their population is liberal despite being far right historically

[@CommentLikeDescribe]

I mean you kinda know tho already right? Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Kansas, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, South Carolina, West Virginia, and Arkansas.

[@ianburns3358]

Naked Cowboy in New York was interesting walking around Central Park

[@joegrossinger3381]

Very interesting

[@brianfleming2474]

We're at a time where people root for their respective political party like it's their favorite sports team so it's honestly refreshing to see a bit of a zoomed out look. I've used Gallup professionally for decades and, while not perfect, they are thorough. Fascinating stuff.

[@rcox54321]

Absolutely would like to see the conservative version Briggs. Thanks this was great.

[@RhondaReally]

It's the poorest states with very low ratings in education, healthcare, and employment. Have fun!

[@helloxo666]

You should do series on the most mid states data wise which states don't rank the most or least but I guess the most middle of every ground

[@oldfavorite]

Can you please do the other version and thank you

[@SuperchargedSupercharged]

I forgot, yes please may we have conservative version of this video?

[@DoloresJNurss]

I define liberals as those focused mainly on liberating us from the worst ideas of the past, and conservatives as those focused mainly on conserving the best ideas of the past. They'll never agree on where to draw that line, but politics is a guitar-string stretched between the two, and on that ever-shifting tension thrums the music of democracy. We need both to make music at all. And moderates are the ones doing the strumming, making it all work. But lately both sides have been twisting up the tension so much that the string's threatening to snap, and the moderates have gone into hiding. In the past I have had no problem living in conservative areas. I usually get along, as a liberal-leaning moderate who tries my best to politely listen. But these days, when I get accused of no longer being human because I got vaccinated, and when fast food restaurants get death threats for offering a veggieburger, I just plain don't feel safe in conservative states anymore. Just the other day a relative called me a demon just because I said that even though I dislike Trump he deserves a fair trial--she considered it satanic to dislike him. People have gone nuts, so I choose to live where the nuts are least likely to take exception to my existence.

[@THEBIGLIE20]

FYI. Nobody has ever once listed Umass Boston as a great school in Boston area. It’s a commuter school. Insert BC, BU, Northeastern etc etc. Umass Amherst is the good Umass and 2hrs west

[@CommentLikeDescribe]

Briggs your OR description made me lolz for real but I do think you need to preface that this was very very much according to Gallup. Like liberal/conservative according to the people who responded and that cross section might have not necessarily been representative of the general public as a whole. Otherwise, strong work as usual.

[@samgould8567]

The important thing is living in a state that has a set of laws that you are happy abiding by. My friends span the political spectrum and I like a healthy debate, but I like living in a state that generally agrees with my philosophy on what the government should and shouldn’t do. My quality of life has undeniably increased since migrating to an area that aligns with my views.

[@nick8243]

Massachusetts will now provide lunch and breakfast for all public schools for ALL students. Funded by a 4% tax on income over $1 million. This will save parents thousands of dollars in groceries over the years and time spent preparing food. 👏👏👏

[@1massboy]

@@C-Mack It’s free for kids. And really we’re taking some of the Republicans rhetoric because. “we’re doing it for the kids.”

[@1massboy]

Here for it!

[@briangarrow448]

No child should be hungry in the United States. If we claim to be the best country on the planet, feeding children and taking care of old folks should be just standard operating procedure.

[@Post_and_Ghost]

Does Massachusetts have school choice?

[@1massboy]

@@Post_and_Ghost Yes. But only about 8% Take that option.

[@melindagreen618]

That was interesting 🧐

[@jackl9922]

Please do next video. Planning on future move.

[@glennzanotti3346]

Here in Texas, the big cities of Houston, San Antonio, Dallas and Austin vote Democratic. But the rural parts (most of Texas) are extremely Republican.

[@jcshaves]

It is that way in a lot of places.

[@vincewarde]

Some thoughts on the polling behind this video: 1) Polling is getting harder and harder as more and more people do not have home phones and screen calls.... 2) More and more people are rejecting labels - many Trump supporters would (correctly IMHO), not view him as conservative and many on the left would reject the "liberal" label. Moderates often are indeed usually left of center, but viewing themselves as moderate when they are objectively liberal in their voting and views. 3) Another factor is who actually votes. 4) Finally, there is the politics of the rich in each of these states. Their money goes to candidates they favor, either directly or indirectly. This has a huge effect. California would not be nearly as liberal if the billions in contributions (almost exclusively to liberal Dems) did not flow in from Hollywood and Silicon Valley. I'm sure that when Briggs does a video on the most conservative states, we will see something like the reverse.....

[@stalbaum]

Knowledge is power.

[@gavinrose1058]

Briggs do you have any old video clips of your stand up comedy acts?

[@thedevbek]

I fall under that bat shit crazy!

[@joshuaperkings5155]

I will say as a independent, theres pros and cons of both liberal and conservatives states. But overall there’s less overbearing government regulation and an easier lifestyle in conservative states. Liberal states tend to have an insane amount of government regulation in every aspect of life and high taxes. They may try to appeal to a broader group of people compared to conservatives states but if you want to raise a family, save up money or have a better cost of living, go to a conservative state.

[@arielatarantino6671]

Agreed

[@murkywaters5502]

Eh, many red states have markedly worse problems with open racism, hate crimes, poor working conditions/worker protections, and lower salaries. I'm sure there's a balance to be had where you don't live in an urban hellscape in California or Minnesota, but you don't live in drug-infested Mississippi where you have to carry a firearm around you just to feel a semblance of safety.

[@crismcdonough2804]

Taxes pay for services etc and as for "regulations" they are in place for a reason

[@TheCrypticKnight]

😂 There is no good reason to vote conservative

[@davidmordt5649]

I would agree. I identify as an independent and vote for whoever is closest to the ideology of my beliefs, on most major issues. I live in IL, which most believe is liberal but actually it’s a balance. Most areas seem to govern/enforce what the majority want. While taxes appear to be high, wages actually match the area. We looked to move to TN and housing was no cheaper than IL. Taxes were less but so were wages.

[@dancarlton7973]

I saw the Planned Parenthood sign in NYC, shown in the video. There's more Planned Parenthood facilities in MD than in VA.

[@justmona9647]

Hawaii surprised me😮

[@pdxmtngoat]

Massachusetts is home to Senator Elizabeth Pocahontas Warren.

[@briangarrow448]

And Texas is home to Greg Abbot. Your point is?

[@TheLagunagirl101]

name calling...your tRumpMeister cult has taught you well 🙄

[@stevehoppenjan]

Do you want everyone to believe you're as juvenile as 45 by calling people names?

[@cynthiaarrowsmith5709]

I’m a travel nurse and I’ve worked in mass and California. Definitely agree with your ranking for both states.

[@CommentLikeDescribe]

Lolz. Am a nurse from (kinda) and in CA and would totally move to Massachusetts.

[@wreckedgamerqq5001]

Would definitely like to see the flip side to this. Honestly though the states on this list weren’t a surprise, but the percentages were.

[@opheliavandergurgleduffen6426]

You nailed Oregon.

[@Milestonemonger]

We used to live in Hawaii. The last time I was there just before covid, it surprises me how many stoned and drunk people were begging on the streets of Waikiki. The once beautiful open beaches were now lined with homeless tents reeking of weed. Really very sad to see.

[@d.m.3133]

I lived there too many years ago. That was the first time I saw tent cities. I was told the mainland sends their homeless there with a one way ticket and promise of warm weather.

[@bkm2797]

Milestonemonger, Hope you are not assuming they are liberals.

[@Milestonemonger]

@@bkm2797 if it walks like a duck... 😂

[@Eight0eight]

@@d.m.3133 lived in Hawaii for a decade and just moved back to the mainland.. Sadly it’s true, New York is notorious for sending their homeless to Hawaii and other states…

[@jasonknight5863]

@@bkm2797😂well of course they are Democrats. As a file homelessnesses is everything that Republicans are against.

[@allthingseducation]

Yes I would like to see the conservative version! I moved to Tulsa, OK and wow what a purple dot in the middle of a red state!

[@olinwright7628]

Tulsa voted trump

[@allthingseducation]

@@olinwright7628 true but there are some very odd pockets of liberalism in Tulsa -- mainly in the school system. I was very surprised.

[@olinwright7628]

oh yeah TPS 100% you are very right. @@allthingseducation They are extreme left haha

[@CommentLikeDescribe]

Most urban areas/counties in red states are actually blue.

[@MrChesterification]

lol omg the streaker ... how funny

[@kosjeyr]

I moved from the Chicagoland to NW Arkansas in July. A good chunk of the decision was topography as well as politically because I got tired of how Chicago basically solely controls Illinois.

[@davidmordt5649]

I’m also from IL and about 4 counties west of Cook. Big difference from where I live to Chicago. I live in a conservative area, with a low crime rate. Wages are good but Arkansas definitely trumps the topography.

[@lisam9233]

This is the video I’ve been waiting for. I just entered into the 4th quarter of my life and I’d rather live somewhere liberal than in a state that’s rewriting history or taking away people’s rights. It’s hard to watch what’s going on in some states these days, much less experience it in my daily life.

[@thetapheonix]

If you dont live there than it doesnt effect you.

[@davidprosser7278]

Yes please. Let's see the conservative version. Thanks for this one.

[@OldestLady]

I wonder if the New Yorkers were more shocked that he was streaking or that he was polite?

[@romiemiller7876]

I paused the video: Calif. & Vermont should be on the list, I think. Maybe Oregon. * I got those three. I've been through Vermont in the summer, but I have no intention of visiting in the Winter!

[@Dr.Macrophage]

Despite the majority of people in the country being conservative, it seems like liberals hold much more relative power especially in critical areas like education, media and law making. Which is probably why it's such a surprise to see that many conservatives in even the most libreal states.

[@thetapheonix]

This just proves democracy in this country is a sham and failure. It reflects how much the system is broken.

[@porainessemundao]

I'm Brazilian and right wing. I am against the woke agenda and if I were to live in the United States I would prefer to live in Texas, Oregon or Hawaii. I am saddened by what is happening in several US states, Nordic countries, England, Canada, Brazil etc. I respect all races, genders, orientations but I think what many wokes do is unnecessary. Hugs to American friends 🇧🇷❤🇺🇲 God Defend our World

[@Post_and_Ghost]

When nations adopt a new religion things get a pretty rough for a while. Then they tend to get much much worse but hey maybe it’ll be better when the bad times are over.

[@rebeccalindley153]

Thank you. I accept your hugs, and give hugs back.

[@wadebishop1413]

Theocratic fascism is worse than pushing racial harmony. Obviously.

[@Izzy-qf1do]

Cope

[@MarkSchmaling]

Wow, Maine as #2 really surprised me.

[@spencerhonda7445]

Massachusetts. Big shock. 😂

[@thomasbehrend7562]

California used to be a conservative state, but mass immigration changed all that.

[@tsb7911]

That was part of it. Another part is Fortune 500 companies.

[@rebeccalindley153]

Another part is the Democratic Socialists of America started working undercover in the Democratic Party in CA in the 1960s, and the Republicans didn't see it coming.

[@bchristian85]

When California voted red, the South voted blue.

[@bobbywise2313]

The strange thing about that is most immigrants are actually conservative if you talk to them about the issues and not political party.

[@maddiejohnson4688]

Yes, Conservative please. Thanks!!

[@b.justiceforall9544]

Excellent availability for education with a great deal of freedom to live as you choose and the fact that it was in Massachusetts that the revolutionary was started in my op1nion says great things about the state and why I live here.

[@niveusgaius]

It breaks down to urban and rural in every state. Every state has it’s Austin in red Texas.

[@noahwalker8359]

I will say that there is a small, but growing number of people who are increasingly left of progressive and that will continue to grow (it’s not just in Portland, but in a lot of the bluest cities where there’s potential for thousands of people headed to the streets).

[@AbbersLovesJesus]

And that's when we can say goodbye to our nation

[@ggjr61]

If ‘moderates’ always or mostly always vote for the Democrat/Liberal party they aren’t really straddling the two main parties they are really Democrats just slightly more moderate than the middle of the party. The same is true for independent moderates that mostly vote for Republicans/Conservatives. From a practical point that means the states you’re talking about today are primarily Democrats/Liberals.

[@zek62482]

THIS! Liberal policy and worldview is dominant everywhere. Things are MUCH more one-sided than this video would have people believe.

[@ThePhilmaywalt]

You didn't happen to see the Naked Cowboy in NYC, Mr. Briggs? BTW as always, wonderful job on this video!!

[@mfilteau10]

About the states with the most registered libertarian voters: States with the Most Libertarian Voters: Looking at voting patterns in each state, the states that have the highest numbers of libertarian voters are Montana, New Hampshire, Alaska, New Mexico, Idaho, Nevada, Texas, Washington, Oregon, and Arizona.

[@angelaasadi9283]

It looks like the more educated the population is, the more liberal, open minded and tolerant they are.

[@GenXfrom75]

As a conservative, this is interesting 🤔

[@beenadickarnold5666]

"Rover run" 😅

[@christinahamlin2381]

Arizona is pretty moderate. Minus Tucson or Central Phoenix.