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Curious about the red/blue state breakdown.

 

Red for me would be 2 red states - Texas (Austin) and South Carolina (Charleston).

 

Blue - 14 + DC - Washington (Seattle), Oregon, California, Maryland (Montgomery County) Connecticut (southern), New York (New York), Colorado, Illinois (Chicago), DC, Vermont, Virginia (northern), Maine, Hawaii, New Jersey (northern)

 

Red (2012):

 

Idaho

Montana

Utah

Arizona

Wyoming

North Dakota

South Dakota

Nebraska

Kansas

Oklahoma

Texas

Missouri

Arkansas

Louisiana

Mississippi

Alabama

Tennessee

West Virginia

Kentucky

Indiana

West Virginia

North Carolina

South Carolina

Georgia

Alaska

 

Blue (2012):

 

Washington

Oregon

California

Nevada

Colorado

New Mexico

Minnesota

Iowa

Wisconsin

Michigan

Illinois

Maryland

Ohio

Florida

Virginia

Washington, DC

Pennsylvania

Delaware

New York

New Jersey

Rhode Island

Connecticut

Vermont

Massachusetts

New Hampshire

Maine

Hawaii

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Curious about the red/blue state breakdown.

 

Red for me would be 2 red states - Texas (Austin) and South Carolina (Charleston).

 

Blue - 14 + DC - Washington (Seattle), Oregon, California, Maryland (Montgomery County) Connecticut (southern), New York (New York), Colorado, Illinois (Chicago), DC, Vermont, Virginia (northern), Maine, Hawaii, New Jersey (northern)

 

Red (2012):

 

Idaho

Montana

Utah

Arizona

Wyoming

North Dakota

South Dakota

Nebraska

Kansas

Oklahoma

Texas

Missouri

Arkansas

Louisiana

Mississippi

Alabama

Tennessee

West Virginia

Kentucky

Indiana

West Virginia

North Carolina

South Carolina

Georgia

Alaska

 

Blue (2012):

 

Washington

Oregon

California

Nevada

Colorado

New Mexico

Minnesota

Iowa

Wisconsin

Michigan

Illinois

Maryland

Ohio

Florida

Virginia

Washington, DC

Pennsylvania

Delaware

New York

New Jersey

Rhode Island

Connecticut

Vermont

Massachusetts

New Hampshire

Maine

Hawaii

 

well, as it appears you want to live in cities primarily, id venture your red/blue breakdown falls pretty heavily within the idea that a large progressive city can often carry a state blue (sans texas).

 

just a cliffnotes version that might be more accurate in your case is "cities you would live in" and not states for a lot of them.

 

out of curiousity - where do you live now?

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California where I live now. Even if the politics is !@#$ed up I still love it. However during retirement I will most likely leave and move to a state (at least as my primary residence) with no state income tax. Having 10% more money during retirement is huge!

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I've lived in Manhattan, New York for the past 6 years..

 

Lived in DC/NoVa for 12 years before that.

 

I should probably add New Hampshire - they still don't tax booze there right? And they have ski mountains, just not as good as VT.

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Denver or Fort Collins, Colorado... Sunny all the time, easy winters, realitively well run state... Great sports town, skiing, hiking, and I think we have one of the healthiest populous in the Nation....

 

Otherwise, Northwest Wyoming or Parts of Montana.... Wyoming is a great place in certain areas much like Denver, low taxes, no income tax....

 

Places I would not live.... NYS, California (unless I was a wicked rich trust funder), mostly anything east of Colorado....

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I wouldn't mind living out west, like Montana/Dakotas/Idaho. Big wide open area, decent weather, and people mind their own business. Maybe Hawaii, but everything there is so much more expensive

 

I would not want to live in California, New York, Illinoid, DC, Northern Virginia (I live in Southern VA), Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New England, Eastern Pennsylvania (I'm originally from Western PA), Florida, Texas, Oregon, Washington, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Alaska, Lousiana, Mississipi, or Alabama

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Red or blue, we'll see more and more of this.......

After the election, my wife and I are going partial Galt. We’re in California, so our state income tax went up in addition to what’s sure to come out of Washington.

 

My wife quit her job last week. I increased my participation in a tax deferment plan offered by my employer to bring my taxable income as close to $250K as possible. We’ll be cutting back a little, but
the government is going to getting a whole lot less.

 

My wife’s entire salary barely covered our tax bill – she was 100% slave to the government, while I was a 10% slave. Now she is 100% free, and I’ll be a ~35% slave As a couple, 17.5% of our time is slaving on the government plantation from an astounding 55% previously.

 

My wife is deliriously happy, our children are delighted to have mom home, the dog gets more walks, and I find not spending money rapturously satisfying.

http://pjmedia.com/instapundit/158375/

 

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