New York is a blue state, which means that the majority of its residents vote Democratic and consider themselves liberals. But there are also a significant number of conservative, Republican voters. For example, in the last presidential election, approximately 80% of the votes were for Obama (if I remember correctly), and in the election before that, 75% of the votes were for Kerry.
For the most part, the liberals live in and around New York City, and the conservatives live in upstate New York. But that is only a generalization. There are conservatives in New York City. They are the minority, but they are there and they are voting.
New York City was not always so liberal. For example, during the Revolutionary War, a large portion of New Yorkers were Loyalists (sided with the British). And during the Civil War, New York City almost seceded with the South!
New York City's industry depended upon cotton that was produced in the South. Slaves grew and picked the cotton, and then it was shipped up to New York, where factory workers (who were treated not much better than slaves) made the cotton into clothing and other things. If the South lost its slaves, New York City's industry would be severly impacted, and so a great many New Yorkers were against abolition.
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He was a candidate in 1948 as a conservative Republican from Ohio. He came from a political family that were isolationist and conservative. He ran against the liberal Republican, Thomas Dewey, governor of New York. He lost to Dewey easily. He ran again in 1952 against Dwight Eisenhower and lost again.
Alan Keyes is a conservative political activist who was born in New York. He schooled at the well-known Cornell University, where he studied political philosophy.
Edith Bunker's wealthy liberal cousin from Tuckahoe, New York was named Maude Findlay. She appeared as a main character on the television series "Maude," which aired from 1972 to 1978. Maude was known for her outspoken liberal views and often clashed with her more conservative cousin, Edith.
Massachusetts and Vermont. They're liberal statewide. Please, no one say California or New York. NYC keeps New York State blue in presidential elections, and LA and San Francisco keep California from turning red. Both states have large conservative populations.
The most politically diverse region in the United States is likely the Northeast, with states like New York and Pennsylvania having a mix of conservative and liberal areas. The South and Midwest tend to lean more conservative overall, while the West generally leans more liberal.
You could mean one of three things here:There is only one senator who is a minister of the current Government of Canada:Senator the Honourable Marjory LeBreton, Leader of the Government in the SenateThere are twenty-four senators who represent the people of Ontario in the Senate:Senator the Honourable Marjory LeBreton, P.C. (Conservative)Senator the Honourable Lowell Murray, P.C. (Pakenham) (Progressive Conservative)Senator the Honourable David Smith, P.C. (Cobourg) (Liberal)The Honourable Senator David Braley (Conservative)The Honourable Senator Consiglio Di Nino(Conservative)The Honourable Senator Nicole Marie Eaton(Conservative)The Honourable Senator Doug Finley (Ontario-South Coast) (Conservative)The Honourable Senator Linda Frum (Conservative)The Honourable Senator Irving Gerstein(Conservative)The Honourable Senator Vim Kochhar (Conservative)The Honourable Senator Michael Meighan(Conservative)The Honourable Senator Nancy Ruth (Cluny) (Conservative)The Honourable Senator Bob Runciman (Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes) (Conservative)The Honourable Senator Hugh Segal(Kingston-Frontenac-Leeds) (Conservative)The Honourable Senator Mac Harb (Liberal)The Honourable Senator Colin Kenny (Toronto) (Liberal)The Honourable Senator Art Eggleton (Liberal)The Honourable Senator Frank Mahovlich (St. Mary's) (Liberal)The Honourable Senator Jim Munson (Ottawa-Rideau Canal) (Liberal)The Honourable Senator Marie-Paule Poulin (Northern Ontario) (Liberal)The Honourable Senator Vivienne Poy (Toronto) (Liberal)The Honourable Senator Peter Stollery (Bloor-Yonge) (Liberal)The Honourable Senator Anne Cools (Toronto Centre-York) (no party association)There are twelve senators who represent the Government party in the Senate:Senator the Honourable Marjory LeBreton, P.C. (Conservative)The Honourable Senator David Braley (Conservative)The Honourable Senator Consiglio Di Nino(Conservative)The Honourable Senator Nicole Marie Eaton(Conservative)The Honourable Senator Doug Finley (Ontario-South Coast) (Conservative)The Honourable Senator Linda Frum (Conservative)The Honourable Senator Irving Gerstein(Conservative)The Honourable Senator Vim Kochhar (Conservative)The Honourable Senator Michael Meighan(Conservative)The Honourable Senator Nancy Ruth (Cluny) (Conservative)The Honourable Senator Bob Runciman (Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes) (Conservative)The Honourable Senator Hugh Segal(Kingston-Frontenac-Leeds) (Conservative)
Conservative Party of New York State was created in 1962.
New York City has a humid subtropical climate. It is the northernmost U.S. city to have this climate. The rest of New York State has a humid continental climate.
Not really. Interestingly, in the old days, the New York Times was in fact very corporate and somewhat conservative; it took very traditional positions on such issues as women's rights or gay rights. But these days, the Times' editorial pages typically takes a more liberal (left-wing) stance on social issues, and some of the opinion writers also express liberal views. But much of the newspaper's reporting of news is known for being objective and thorough.That said, if you are seeking a conservative news website, I strongly recommend the magazine The Weekly Standard, or the editorial pages of the Wall Street Journal, both of which are reliable and reputable resources for conservative points of view.
New York City has a humid sub-tropical climate. It is the northernmost major city in North America to have this climate. The rest of New York State has a humid continental climate.
Ten Most Conservative: Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Oklahoma, Alabama, Louisiana, Alaska, Mississippi, Kansas, Nebraska. Ten Most Liberal (not including D.C.): Hawaii, Vermont, Rhode Island, New York, Maryland, Massachusetts, Delaware, Connecticut, Illinois, California.
The Liberal War - 1974 was released on: USA: 26 November 1974 (New York City, New York)