kraftiekortie wrote:
California is only "liberal" in the major cities and coastal regions.
Once you go beyond the Inland Empire, it's pretty conservative---like most rural areas.
Sounds like Texas, though Austin and Houston lean more to the left than the other major cities. Rural areas outside of the Rio Grande Valley are extremely conservative, especially in East Texas and the Panhandle.
Roberts County, in the Panhandle, is the most conservative county in the U.S. Trump received 95% of the vote there. It is one of five remaining dry counties in the state.
As for Houston, the city itself is very progressive, especially in neighborhoods like Montrose. The suburbs, with the exception of Galena Park, Jacinto City and the northern and western parts of Pasadena (our largest suburb) are solid Trump country.
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