Texas Considered One of LEAST Patriotic States
When you think of patriotic states, Texas probably comes to mind. WalletHub recently put together a list, ranking all the states according to patriotism. Here is how all the states ranked.
- New Hampshire
- Wyoming
- Idaho
- Alaska
- Maryland
- Utah
- North Dakota
- Wisconsin
- Minnesota
- South Carolina
- Missouri
- Montana
- Virginia
- Ohio
- Maine
- Nevada
- Oregon
- Arizona
- Indiana
- Arkansas
- North Carolina
- Vermont
- Colorado
- Louisiana
- Alabama
- Washington
- Kentucky
- Nebraska
- Iowa
- Tennessee
- Delaware
- Massachusetts
- South Dakota
- Mississippi
- Kansas
- Oklahoma
- Pennsylvania
- Hawaii
- Georgia
- Rhode Island
- Illinois
- Michigan
- Connecticut
- New Mexico
- Florida
- West Virginia
- Texas
- California
- New York
- New Jersey
So, now for the big question. What are the categories that put Texas so low on this list? Well, there's really only one that Texas came in at the bottom.
- Lowest percent of adults who voted in 2016 Presidential election. - Texas #46
There was also one category that Texas ranked pretty high in.
- Highest average number of military enlistees. - Texas #4
CLICK HERE to head on over to WalletHub to get the full breakdown on everything they used to create this list. You can also get answers to the following questions:
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