Most liberal state on social issues?

[OSR stands with Israel]

Top 10


1. Vermont
2. Washington
3. Oregon
4. New Hampshire
5. Hawaii
6. Illinois
7. Massachusetts
8. New Jersey
9. Minnesota
10. California

Ha at Oregon this is a state that voted to ban gay marriage, and is not that strict on guns(http://civilliberty.about.com/od/guncontrol/a/Oregon-Gun-Laws.htm)

[OSR stands with Israel]

Top 10


1. Vermont
2. Washington
3. Oregon
4. New Hampshire
5. Hawaii
6. Illinois
7. Massachusetts
8. New Jersey
9. Minnesota
10. California

Ha at Oregon this is a state that voted to ban gay marriage, and is not that strict on guns(http://civilliberty.about.com/od/guncontrol/a/Oregon-Gun-Laws.htm)

2004

I said, I excluded guns on the measure of social liberalism, as it's a stupid measure of social liberalism any ways.

Oregon is one of the most socially liberal states in the country, in the country. Massachusetts has a strong socially conservative "underbelly", sometimes reflected in not reflected in state-wide policy, but in attitude, or person's/politicians ideology. It has gotten less these days, since when I was raised there, but it's still there.

Rhode Island, is much stronger in this regard, Massachusetts probably like this if it has lot less universities, and less middle but not upper-middle class liberal WASP's.

Oregon also rejected GMO labeling and by a 2-1 margin voted to reject giving driver licenses to illegal immigrants

[OSR stands with Israel]

Top 10


1. Vermont
2. Washington
3. Oregon
4. New Hampshire
5. Hawaii
6. Illinois
7. Massachusetts
8. New Jersey
9. Minnesota
10. California

Ha at Oregon this is a state that voted to ban gay marriage, and is not that strict on guns(http://civilliberty.about.com/od/guncontrol/a/Oregon-Gun-Laws.htm)

2004

I said, I excluded guns on the measure of social liberalism, as it's a stupid measure of social liberalism any ways.

Oregon is one of the most socially liberal states in the country, in the country. Massachusetts has a strong socially conservative "underbelly", sometimes reflected in not reflected in state-wide policy, but in attitude, or person's/politicians ideology. It has gotten less these days, since when I was raised there, but it's still there.

Rhode Island, is much stronger in this regard, Massachusetts probably like this if it has lot less universities, and less middle but not upper-middle class liberal WASP's.

Oregon also rejected GMO labeling and by a 2-1 margin voted to reject giving driver licenses to illegal immigrants

And, is it fair to say that the SOS election going Republican was largely due to people not liking the previous Democratic SOS prosecuting Christian bakers over not baking a cake for a gay wedding?

yah that too.