Delaware scores 0's in the 'Official Spreadsheet' comparisons on gun control, land planning, smoking restrictions (ties with California for highest in the nation), marijuana laws
It also gets low scores on helmet restrictions, insurance laws, seat-belts, health care mandates, and various measures of elected officials and who voted in elections.
On several economic factors it fares well, even highest by one.
It is highest in property crimes among our candidates, second to Alaska in violent crime.
On the unofficial spreadsheet, it fares about the same, a couple more low scores, a few more good scores; but since so many are so incredibly hostile to
that spreadsheet of Zxcv's, I won't bring up the specifics. :'(
To me, Delaware has an entirely different 'flavor' than New Hampshire, even more than some Western states. But if Delaware was chosen, I think I would enjoy living there a lot more than I like California, especially with that moderate weather and far more business-friendly environment. I really think we could accomplish a lot there, too. Several other states look better, however.
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