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« on: December 09, 2013, 11:43:37 AM »

Alabama- Jefferson
Alaska-Anchorage
Arizona-Coconino
Arkansas-Carroll
California-Alameda
Colorado-Boulder
Connecticut- Hartford
Delaware- New Castle
Florida- Miami-Dade
Georgia- DeKalb
Hawai'i- Kauai
Idaho- Latah
Illinois- Cook
Indiana- idk, Monroe
Iowa-Johnson
Kansas- Wyandotte
Kentucky- Jefferson
Louisiana- Orleans
Maine- Cumberland
Maryland- Baltimore City
Massachusetts- Suffolk
Michigan-Washtenaw
Minnesota- Hennepin
Mississippi- Hinds
Missouri- St. Louis City
Montana- Missoula
Nebraska- Douglas
Nevada- Clark
New Hampshire- Cheshire
New Jersey- Hudson
New Mexico- Santa Fe
New York- Kings
North Carolina- Buncombe
North Dakota- Ransom
Ohio- Cuyahoga
Oklahoma- Oklahoma
Oregon- Multnomah
Pennsylvania- Philadelphia
Rhode Island- Providence
South Carolina- Charleston
South Dakota- Clay
Tennessee- Davidson
Texas- Travis
Utah- Summit
Vermont- Chittenden
Virginia- Arlington
Washington- King
West Virginia- Monongalia
Wisconsin- Dane
Wyoming- Teton
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« Reply #1 on: December 09, 2013, 12:19:08 PM »
« Edited: December 09, 2013, 07:27:30 PM by R2D2 »

Only doing the states I live/would live in

Pennsylvania - Monroe County
New Jersey - Ocean County
Massachusetts - Suffolk County
Maine - York County
Vermont - Washington County
Connecticut - Hartford County
Washington - King County
New York - Erie County
Minnesota - Hennepin County
New Hampshire - Chesire County
Wisconsin - Milwaukee County
Oregon - Multnomah County

Guess I have to add the one where I just might possible live after HS:

North Carolina - Mecklenburg County
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« Reply #2 on: December 09, 2013, 12:37:31 PM »

Alabama: Jefferson or Madison
Alaska: Juneau
Arizona: Coconino
Arkansas: Pulaski
California: San Diego
Colorado: San Miguel
Connecticut: New Haven
Delaware: New Castle
Florida: Monroe
Georgia: Fulton
Hawaii: Hawaii
Idaho: Blaine
Illinois: Cook
Indiana: Marion
Iowa: Dubuque
Kansas: Sedgewick
Kentucky: Jefferson
Louisiana: Orleans
Maine: Cumberland
Maryland: Washington
Massachusetts: Berkshire
Michigan: Marquette
Minnesota: St. Louis
Mississippi: ugh...Hinds
Missouri: St. Louis City
Montana: Missoula
Nebraska: Douglas
Nevada: Washoe
New Hampshire: Coos
New Jersey: Mercer
New Mexico: Taos
New York: Tompkins or Broome
North Carolina: Buncombe
North Dakota: Grand Forks
Ohio: Athens
Oklahoma: ugh...Tulsa
Oregon: Multnomah
Pennsylvania: Allegheny
Rhode Island: Providence
South Carolina: Charleston
South Dakota: Lawrence
Tennessee: Knox
Texas: Travis
Utah: Summit
Vermont: Windham
Virginia: Roanoke City
Washington: King
West Virginia: Jefferson
Wisconsin: Milwaukee
Wyoming: Teton
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« Reply #3 on: December 09, 2013, 12:44:15 PM »


Good man!  Smiley
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« Reply #4 on: December 09, 2013, 12:46:14 PM »

Only gonna do states where I can recall spending enough time to make an informed decision.  This leaves out states where I just visited once for an event and never really saw anything beyond that (Illinois, Texas, California, Missouri), merely traveled through (Kentucky, West Virginia), or spent real time in, but sufficiently long ago that I don't remember it all that well (Maine, New Hampshire).

Vermont: Bennington
Massachusetts: Berkshire
Rhode Island: Newport
Connecticut: New Haven
New York: Kings
New Jersey: Cape May
Pennsylvania: Philadelphia
Delaware: New Castle
Maryland: Montgomery
Virginia: Charlottesville
North Carolina: Dare
Louisiana: Orleans
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« Reply #5 on: December 09, 2013, 04:12:12 PM »
« Edited: December 10, 2013, 09:10:24 AM by Assemblyman Mr. X »

ME: Cumberland
NH: IDK, Coos?
VT: Chittenden
MA: Suffolk (Close second: Nantucket)
RI: Providence
CT: Fairfield
NY: New York (Close second: Madison)
PA: Montgomery
NJ: Bergen (Close second: Middlesex)
DE: New Castle
MD: Montgomery
WV: Idk, Kanawha?
VA: Fairfax (Close second: Arlington)
NC: Mecklenburg
SC: Idk, Charleston?
GE: Fulton
FL: Palm Beach (Close second: Broward)
AL: Madison
MS: Idk, Harrison?
LA: Avoyelles (It gave us Edwin Edwards Tongue )
TX: Travis
AR: Pulaski
TN: Hamilton
KY: Jefferson (Close second: Fayette)
OH: Franklin (Close second: Erie)
MI: Oakland (Close second: Macomb)
IN: Monroe
IL: Cook
MO: St. Louis County
OK: Idk, Muskogee?
KS: Wyandotte
NE: Douglas
IO: Johnson
WI: Dane (Close second: Milwaukee)
MN: Hennepin
ND: Cass
SD: Pennington
WY: Idk, Teton?
MT: Idk, Missoula?
ID: Idk, Ada?
WA: King (Close second: Pierce)
OR: Multnomah (Close second: Lane)
CA: Los Angles
AZ: Coconino
NV: Clark
UT: Salt Lake
CO: Jefferson (Close second: Denver)
NM: Bernalillo
HI: Idk, Hawaii?
AK: Idk, Anchorage?
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« Reply #6 on: December 09, 2013, 04:31:20 PM »

Alabama: Mobile
Alaska: Anchorage
Arizona: Maricopa
Arkansas: Benton
California: Orange/San Diego
Colorado: El Paso
Connecticut: Fairfield
Delaware: New Castle
Florida: Escambia
Georgia: Chatham
Hawaii: Honolulu
Idaho: Ada
Illinois: DuPage
Indiana: Hamilton
Iowa: Pottawattamie
Kansas: Sedgwick
Kentucky: Fayette
Louisiana: East Baton Rouge
Maine: York
Maryland: Anne Arundel
Massachusetts: Middlesex
Michigan: Kent
Minnesota: Hennepin
Mississippi: DeSoto
Missouri: Greene
Montana: Missoula
Nebraska: Douglas
Nevada: Clark
New Hampshire: Rockingham
New Jersey: Ocean
New Mexico: Bernalillo
New York: Suffolk
North Carolina: Mecklenburg
North Dakota: Burleigh
Ohio: Hamilton
Oklahoma: Tulsa
Oregon: Clackamas
Pennsylvania: Allegheny
Rhode Island: Providence
South Carolina: Greenville
South Dakota: Pennington
Tennessee: Knox
Texas: Collin
Utah: Salt Lake
Vermont: Chittenden
Virginia: Virginia Beach (City)
Washington: Spokane
West Virginia: Wood
Wisconsin: Waukesha Smiley
Wyoming: Natrona

Overall, I'm a fairly suburban person. Not like I've been to many of these counties though.
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« Reply #7 on: December 09, 2013, 04:55:15 PM »

Anyone who is picking Wyandotte County is clearly only doing so for political reasons, as it is a very depressing county and a county few people would actually want to live in. If you're going to go off politics, choose Douglas County.
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« Reply #8 on: December 09, 2013, 05:01:52 PM »
« Edited: December 10, 2013, 02:04:36 PM by KRich »

Alabama:  Mobile
Alaska:  Fairbanks
Arizona:  Coconino
Arkansas:  Pulaski
California:  Humboldt
Colorado:  Jefferson
Connecticut:  New Haven
Delaware:  New Castle
Florida:  Walton  
Georgia:  Chatham
Hawaii:  Maui
Idaho:  Ehhh...I don't think I have one
Illinois:  Cook
Indiana:  Tippecanoe
Iowa:  None
Kansas:  None
Kentucky:  Fayette
Louisiana:  Orleans
Maine:  York
Maryland:  Montgomery
Massachusetts:  Barnstable
Michigan:  Grand Traverse
Minnesota:  Hennepin
Mississippi:  Hinds
Montana:  Flathead
Nebraska:  Douglas
Nevada:  Washoe
New Hampshire:  Coos
New Jersey:  Monmouth
New Mexico:  Santa Fe
New York:  Essex
North Carolina:  Buncombe
North Dakota:  None
Ohio:  None
Oklahoma:  Tulsa
Oregon:  Hood River
Pennsylvania:  Bucks
Rhode Island:  Newport
South Carolina:  Georgetown
South Dakota:  None
Tennessee:  Shelby
Texas:  Travis
Utah: Summit
Vermont:  Chittenden
Virginia:  Charlottesville/Albemarle
Washington:  Snohomish
West Virginia:  Greenbrier
Wisconsin:  Door
Wyoming:  Teton    
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« Reply #9 on: December 09, 2013, 06:00:46 PM »
« Edited: December 09, 2013, 06:03:12 PM by dingojoe »

Mine are shaped by travel and/or culture

Alabama: Colbert (Muscle Shoals)
Alaska: Juneau
Arizona: Coconino
Arkansas: tie Carroll (Eureka Springs) and Phillips (Helena)
California: San Francisco
Colorado: Pitkin
Connecticut: Litchfield
Deleware: Sussex I guess
Florida:Monroe (Key West)
Georgia: Clarke
Hawaii: All-never been
Idaho: Blaine
Illinois: Madison
Indiana: Posey
Iowa: Dubuque
Kansas:  Ford (Dodge City)
Kentucky: Whiskey Trail
Louisiana: Orleans
Maine: That county with lobsters and picturesque rocky sea shore.
Maryland: Baltimore City
Massachusetts: Berkshire
Michigan: Grand Traverse
Minnesota: St. Louis (for Hibbing--Bob Dylan and Kevin McHale) close second Rice and Morrison
Mississippi: Coahoma (Clarksdale)
Missouri: Ste Genevieve or Ralls (Hannibal)
Montana: Glacier
Nebraska: not a clue
Nevada: Washoe (Lake Tahoe)
New Hampshire: I'm sure it's all lovely
New Jersey: Monmouth
New Mexico: Sante Fe
New York: Otsego (Cooperstown)
North Carolina: Buncombe/Madison
North Dakota: Cass
Ohio: Athens
Oklahoma: Cherokee (Tahlequah)
Oregon: Multnomah
Pennsylvania: Berks (Womelsdorf)
Rhode Island: Providence
South Carolina: Charleston
South Dakota: Pennington (Mt. Rushmore)
Tennessee: Shelby (Memphis)
Texas: Bexar (San Antonio)
Utah: Summit
Vermont: All even more lovely than NH
Virginia: Rappahannock
Washington: San Juan
West Virginia: Jefferson
Wisconsin: Dane
Wyoming: Teton

 
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« Reply #10 on: December 09, 2013, 06:25:43 PM »


Great choice!
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« Reply #11 on: December 09, 2013, 06:41:05 PM »

Anyone who is picking Wyandotte County is clearly only doing so for political reasons, as it is a very depressing county and a county few people would actually want to live in. If you're going to go off politics, choose Douglas County.

Even I'm allowed to be a hack once in a while Wink
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« Reply #12 on: December 09, 2013, 06:43:34 PM »


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« Reply #13 on: December 09, 2013, 06:47:21 PM »


Hear, hear!
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« Reply #14 on: December 09, 2013, 07:14:34 PM »

I can't help but chuckle at how many people are making their decisions off of politics...

Alabama: Tuscaloosa
Alaska: Juneau
Arizona: Pima
Arkansas: Washington
California: Orange
Colorado: Pitkin
Connecticut: Hartford
Delaware: Kent
Florida: Seminole
Georgia: Cobb
Hawaii: Honolulu
Idaho: Ada
Illinois: Effingham
Indiana: Clay
Iowa: Story
Kansas: Johnson
Kentucky: Henderson
Louisiana: Jefferson
Maine: York
Maryland: Anne Arundel
Massachusetts: Norfolk
Michigan: Oakland
Minnesota: Anoka
Mississippi: Lafayette
Missouri: Jackson
Montana: Yellowstone
Nebraska: Douglas
Nevada: Washoe
New Hampshire: Rockingham
New Jersey: Ocean
New Mexico: Bernalillo
New York: Nassau
North Carolina: Robeson
North Dakota: Cass
Ohio: Hamilton
Oklahoma: Cleveland
Oregon: Lane
Pennsylvania: Chester
Rhode Island: Providence
South Carolina: Charleston
South Dakota: Minnehaha
Tennessee: Knox
Texas: Denton
Utah: Davis
Vermont: Chittenden
Virginia: Chesterfield
Washington: Pierce
West Virginia: Monangalia
Wisconsin: Waukesha
Wyoming: Laramie
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« Reply #15 on: December 09, 2013, 07:41:00 PM »

I can't help but chuckle at how many people are making their decisions off of politics...


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« Reply #16 on: December 09, 2013, 07:48:33 PM »

Probably half of the counties I listed were won by Obama. I like being close to a big cities, but not actually in them, so suburbs are the ideal location for me. Additionally, I have family who live in Brookfield. Smiley
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« Reply #17 on: December 09, 2013, 07:51:29 PM »

Probably half of the counties I listed were won by Obama. I like being close to a big cities, but not actually in them, so suburbs are the ideal location for me. Additionally, I have family who live in Brookfield. Smiley

Fair enough, but that's a great example of why you shouldn't assume partisanship is the motive behind a particular choice Wink
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« Reply #18 on: December 09, 2013, 08:19:59 PM »

Alabama:  Mobile
Alaska:  Fairbanks
Arizona:  Coconino
Arkansas:  Pulaski
California:  Humboldt
Colorado:  Jefferson
Connecticut:  New Haven
Delaware:  New Castle
Florida:  Walton  
Georgia:  Chatham
Hawaii:  Maui
Idaho:  Ehhh...I don't think I have one
Illinois:  Cook
Indiana:  Tippecanoe
Iowa:  None
Kansas:  None
Kentucky:  Fayette
Louisiana:  Orleans
Maine:  York
Maryland:  Montgomery
Massachusetts:  Barnstable
Michigan:  Grand Traverse
Minnesota:  Hennepin
Mississippi:  Hinds
Montana:  Flathead
Nebraska:  Douglas
Nevada:  Washoe
New Hampshire:  Coos
New Jersey:  Monmouth
New Mexico:  Santa Fe
New York:  Essex
North Carolina:  Buncombe
North Dakota:  None
Ohio:  None
Oklahoma:  Tulsa
Oregon:  Mount Hood
Pennsylvania:  Bucks
Rhode Island:  Newport
South Carolina:  Georgetown
South Dakota:  None
Tennessee:  Shelby
Texas:  Travis
Utah: Summit
Vermont:  Chittenden
Virginia:  Charlottesville/Albemarle
Washington:  Snohomish
West Virginia:  Greenbrier
Wisconsin:  Door
Wyoming:  Teton    
Mt Hood isn't a county. Tongue
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« Reply #19 on: December 09, 2013, 08:29:05 PM »

 How could anyone objectively answer that question?
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« Reply #20 on: December 09, 2013, 11:22:26 PM »

How could anyone objectively answer that question?

They really couldn't, hence everyone listing the county containing the biggest city in the state.
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« Reply #21 on: December 09, 2013, 11:45:34 PM »

How could anyone objectively answer that question?

They really couldn't, hence everyone listing the county containing the biggest city in the state.

Um, this is objectively and obviously false?  Maybe you should actually try reading what other posters say, for once?
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« Reply #22 on: December 10, 2013, 12:10:51 AM »



On behalf of the people of the greatest county ever, we thank you Smiley
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« Reply #23 on: December 10, 2013, 01:05:47 AM »

Alabama: Shelby (77% Romney)
Alaska: Anchorage (Doesnt it lean R?)

Arizona: Pima (52% Obama)
Arkansas: Washington (56% Romney)
California: San Diego (52% Obama)
Colorado: El Paso (58% Romney)
Connecticut: Litchfield (51% Romney)
Florida: Miami-Dade (61% Obama)
Georgia: Richmond (66% Obama) (Only county in GA i've ever been in)
Hawaii: Honolulu (68% Obama)
Idaho: Boise (53% Romney)
Illinois: Cook (73% Obama)
Indiana: Allen (57% Romney)
Iowa: Story (55% Obama) (When in doubt, vote Big 12)
Kansas: Douglas (60% Obama) (Once again, voting Big 12 but I pick KU; Sorry K-State)
Kentucky: Warren (60% Romney; totally political vote, R. Paul is from here)Louisiana: Terrebonne (69% Romney)
Maine: Piscataquis (50% Romney; Stay resilient, keep up the fight)
Maryland: Montgomery (70% Obama)
Massachusetts: Norfolk (56% Obama)
Michigan: Ottawa (66% Romney)
Minnesota: Hennepin (62% Obama)
Mississippi: Lafayette (56% Romney)
Montana: Yellowstone (58% Romney)
Nebraska: Lincoln (49% Romney)

Nevada:  Washoe (50% Obama)
New Hampshire:  Rockingham (51% Romney)
New Jersey:  Ocean (58% Romney)
New Mexico: Chaves (64% Romney)

New York:  New York City (All Five Borough and their counties)
North Carolina: Mecklenburg (60% Obama)
North Dakota: Burleigh (64% Romney)
Ohio: Hamilton (52% Obama)
Oklahoma: Cleveland (62% Romney) (Big 12 Nation vote for OU; Sorry Oklahoma state)
Oregon: Marion (50% Romney)
Pennsylvania: Allegheny (56% Obama) (Still hate the Pitt Panthers...)
Rhode Island: Newport (59% Obama)
South Carolina: Charleston (50% Obama)
South Dakota: Pennington (63% Romney) (Mt. Rushmore!!!)
Tennessee: Knox (63% Romney)
Texas: Tarrant (57% Romney) (I like Ft. Worth, oh, and Big 12 pride county but not why I picked it. I like Baylor/UT/TTU ALL over TCU)
Utah: Provo (88% Romney)

Vermont: Chittenden (69% Obama)
Virginia: Loudoun (51% Obama)
Washington: Spokane (51% Romney)
West Virginia: Monongalia (53% Romney) (Home)
Wisconsin: Waukesha (66% Romney)
Wyoming: Laramie (60% Romney)


Close seconds:
- Alabama: Madison, Tuscaloosa, Jefferson
- Arizona: Maricopa
- California: Orange
- Colorado: Larimer
- Maryland: Baltimore County (NOT city), Charles
- Nebraska: Douglas
- N. Carolina: Union, Cabarrus, New Hanover
- S. Carolina: Horry


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« Reply #24 on: December 10, 2013, 02:04:06 PM »

Alabama:  Mobile
Alaska:  Fairbanks
Arizona:  Coconino
Arkansas:  Pulaski
California:  Humboldt
Colorado:  Jefferson
Connecticut:  New Haven
Delaware:  New Castle
Florida:  Walton  
Georgia:  Chatham
Hawaii:  Maui
Idaho:  Ehhh...I don't think I have one
Illinois:  Cook
Indiana:  Tippecanoe
Iowa:  None
Kansas:  None
Kentucky:  Fayette
Louisiana:  Orleans
Maine:  York
Maryland:  Montgomery
Massachusetts:  Barnstable
Michigan:  Grand Traverse
Minnesota:  Hennepin
Mississippi:  Hinds
Montana:  Flathead
Nebraska:  Douglas
Nevada:  Washoe
New Hampshire:  Coos
New Jersey:  Monmouth
New Mexico:  Santa Fe
New York:  Essex
North Carolina:  Buncombe
North Dakota:  None
Ohio:  None
Oklahoma:  Tulsa
Oregon:  Mount Hood
Pennsylvania:  Bucks
Rhode Island:  Newport
South Carolina:  Georgetown
South Dakota:  None
Tennessee:  Shelby
Texas:  Travis
Utah: Summit
Vermont:  Chittenden
Virginia:  Charlottesville/Albemarle
Washington:  Snohomish
West Virginia:  Greenbrier
Wisconsin:  Door
Wyoming:  Teton    
Mt Hood isn't a county. Tongue

My bad.  I meant Hood River
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