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4:44Now Playing"According to researchers, conservative nirvana exists, and it’s in Alabaster, Alabama.
In a list released by Livability.com of the ten most liberal, conservative, and centrist cities in the country, the Birmingham suburb topped the conservative list, followed by Crestview, Fla., Clinton, Utah, and Bristol, Tenn. (The liberal cities included Somerville, Mass., Boulder, Colo., and, unsurprisingly, Berkeley, Calif.).
Using a combination of “Ideology of the representation; voting of the residents; political leanings of the residents; and how the shopping habits of the residents relate to political affiliation,” Livability.com managed to identify where people along the political spectrum tended to live, and cities where they were clustered in high concentrations."
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Cenk Uygur () and Ana Kasparian () of The Young Turks discuss the lists. Do any of these cities on this list surprise you? Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
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