What would be the most (non-gerry'd) liberal and conservative CD in each state?

[nclib]

Possible, not necessarily current...

Alabama   Democratic   AL-7 super-packed
   liberal   I think Birmingham/Tuscaloosa to Huntsville would be the best, but only relatively
   conservative   AL-6's Birmingham exurbs with a decreased black pop.

Arizona   liberal   Tucson
   conservative   north exurban Phoenix

Arkansas   liberal   Little Rock to Mississippi Delta
   conservative   AR-3 minus Fayetteville

California   liberal   CA-8 or CA-9
   conservative   Bakersfield or Central Valley

Colorado   liberal   CO-1
   conservative   eastern CO-4 to Colo. Springs

Connecticut   liberal   Hartford or New Haven
   conservative   Litchfield Co. and northern Fairfield Co.

Florida   Democratic   north Miami
   liberal   FL-19, FL-20, or urban Orlando
   conservative   FL-1

Georgia   Democratic   south Atlanta/south DeKalb
   liberal   central Atlanta/central DeKalb
   conservative   Cherokee and Forsyth Co. to north GA

Hawaii   liberal   not sure, may look pretty similar
   conservative   

Idaho   liberal   Boise to Blaine Co.
   conservative   the rest

Illinois   Democratic   southside Chicago
   liberal   north shore Chicago
   conservative   IL-19

Indiana   liberal   IN-7/urban Indianapolis
   conservative   Indy suburbs, though Obama 2008 makes me question that

Iowa   liberal   counties along the Mississippi River
   conservative   IA-5

Kansas   liberal   Kansas City to Lawrence
   conservative   KS-1

Kentucky   liberal   KY-3
   conservative   south central KY (mainly KY-5)

Louisiana   liberal   centered in New Orleans
   conservative   northern LA minus the blacks

Maine   liberal   ME-1  plus some of NH border
   conservative   the rest

Maryland   liberal   MD-8
   conservative   western MD to Eastern Shore

Massachusetts   liberal   MA-8
   conservative   Plymouth Co. and much of MA-10

Michigan   Democratic   Detroit, duh
   liberal   Ann Arbor, most of Oakland Co., and/or part of Wayne
   conservative   Dutch western Michigan

Minnesota   liberal   MN-5
   conservative   Bachmann's MN-6 pushed a bit further north and west

Mississippi   Democratic   black supermajority MS-2
   liberal   I think the south coast to Jackson would be the best, but only relatively
   conservative   pretty much any non-black CD

Missouri   liberal   St. Louis City and St. Louis Co.
   conservative   MO-7

Nebraska   liberal   current NE-2
   conservative   NE-3

Nevada   liberal   Las Vegas (Joe, how do the parts of the city differ)
   conservative   rural Nev. to exurban Clark

New Hampshire   liberal   NH-2 plus Manchester
   conservative   the rest

New Jersey   liberal   NJ-8 or NJ-9
   conservative   NJ-5 pulled out of Bergen Co. and extended south and west

New Mexico   liberal   Santa Fe and Albuquerque
   conservative   SE NM - a backwards L

New York   Democratic   south Bronx
   liberal   Manhattan, centered around Greenwich Village
   conservative   NY-26 pushed out of Erie Co. and extended south

North Carolina   Democratic   proposed NC-12
   white liberal   Chapel Hill, Durham, and central Raleigh
   conservative   NC-3 (yes, despite their moderate Rep.) or Charlotte exurbs

Ohio   liberal   OH-10 or urban Columbus
   conservative   western rural OH

Oklahoma   liberal   nothing, but closest would be OK-5 minus exurbs plus Norman
   conservative   NW Okla.

Oregon   liberal   OR-3
   conservative   OR-2

Pennsylvania   Democratic   north Philly
   liberal   much of Philly plus inner suburbs in DelCo and MontCo
   conservative   PA-5 or PA-9

Rhode Island   liberal   RI-1 plus the rest of Providence
   conservative   the rest

South Carolina   liberal   SC-1 plus rest of Charleston
   conservative   SC-3 or SC-4

Tennessee   Democratic   TN-9
   liberal   TN-5, but kept within Davidson Co.
   conservative   TN-7

Texas   liberal   Austin
   conservative   TX-11, TX-13, or TX-19

Utah   liberal   Salt Lake City to Summit Co.
   conservative   Utah Co. and the southwest

Virginia   liberal   VA-8
   conservative   along WV border

Washington   liberal   WA-7
   conservative   WA-4 shifted a bit north and east

West Virginia   liberal   Charleston and west
   conservative   WV-2 pulled out of Charleston and extended north

Wisconsin   liberal   WI-2
   conservative   WI-5

[TJ in Oregon]

Ohio   liberal   OH-10 or urban Columbus
   conservative   western rural OH

I'm assuming you meant OH-11 (OH-10 is really not that liberal).

I'm glad you pointed out urban Columbus because while eastern Cleveland is way more Democratic, I think Columbus may actually be more liberal. Still, it's a toss up.

The most conservative would be in the upper Miami Valley (north of Dayton), ie. western rural OH.

[NY Jew]

most Conservative
NY9 (this new district would have less crooked lines then the current district) starting in Howard Beach adding Old Howard Beach and add the rest of Flatbush (Jewish neighborhoods using Flatbush Ave as  a dividing line till Brookyln collage), Borough Park, Brighton Beach, Dyker Heights and Bensenhurst

New York   Democratic   Bedford Stuvesent, Crown Heights (just avoid the Lubavitcher areas), Brownsville, East Flatbush is much more democratic