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Meh. I want to try to move to Minnesota some day. Seems like a nice place. They have laws preventing employers from firing people over off-premise off-duty marijuana use. That just sounds worth doing even if the higher paying jobs are otherwise abusive and shitty. I have 2 degrees in tech.
and before this comment chain turns into a dumpster fire, I have no desire to work while high. I just wanna smoke weed at home, that's it.
The twin cities are great but 45 miles out in any direction and you're in the land of pickup trucks and Trump flags. Or Wisconsin.
Aside from the Wisconsin part, that describes most cities.
duluth is ok, too, but the range has lost its political magic over the years.
the other college towns like mankato, moorhead, st cloud, bemidji are a lot redder than one would think they'd be, unlike some nearby college towns in wisconsin (eau claire, la crosse, superior. menomonie being an exception to those--it's dunn gone red lately)