I would like to know why there are some blue counties and some yellow counties in PA. All liquor laws in the state come from the LCB. There are some counties that have grocery stores that sell beer and possibly some wine but all "hard" liquor has to be purchased through the state stores. So, back to my question, what differentiates between the yellow and blue counties in PA?

I live in Mobile County Alabama.. and yes.. you're right.. it sucks here for the average everyday Gamer/Nerd D: NOW WHERE'S MAH BEER

OMG YALL WHITE PEOPLE CRAZY

what's with the random strict one in south dakota?

More Importantly, the fence keeps the Georgian's in. (Well, except Newt Gingrich...damn!)

If Wisconsin were to even HINT at going dry in any county there'd be a riot and a pile of bodies... just sayin'! (the same thing would probably happen in Minnesota and most other Northern/Midwestern states... Michigan looks like it sucks)

Looking at the Utah liquor information I would definitely have to say that it sounds like the entire state should be yellow.  You can, however, buy real beer and other alcohol at state-owned stores... otherwise I would have practically counted the state as red (only 4%? you gotta be kidding me!)

I also don't know why Georgia is grey, but it should be a mix of blue and yellow (depending upon whether or not the county allows the sale of alcohol on Sunday) AFAIK.

Well, GW, the fence helps us keep out Alabama AND Florida.

That is a lot stricter than I imagined. Thanks for providing the map. oh, and is there a world map?

alcohol should be banned for drinking everywhere.

Doesn't everyone just love it when people find it necessary to push their religious beliefs on everyone else?  YAY!

btw, reading this makes me want a drink (or 10)

haha... you don't need to be religious people to understand that alcohol is bad.
from health and social norm.. I think it's still bad.what is any good thing can be brought with alcohol.. except brain cells deaths and uncontrollable act..?

Lets see.. Benefits of alcohol;
Reduce your risk of developing heart disease. Reduce your risk of dying of a heart attack. Reduce your risk of strokes, particularly ischemic strokes. Lower your risk of gallstones. Reduce your risk of diabetes. In moderation Alcohol (especially red wine) is good for you. Banning it is absolutely ridiculous. I actually believe all drugs should be legal and regulated. Banning these items stems from the religious folks who believe their views should be applied to everyone.

 you should be banned from commenting everywhere

 Successfully trolled.

commenting is not a bad thing to do.

but drinking alcohol, it sure is

Trust me we have booze here in Georgia, We just got rid of no sale on Sunday in most areas!!!!!!

This is not true,  Utah has a lot of Alcohol controls. Just look at any can of beer you can actually pick up at the store.

Ugh, I've learned this lesson the hard way back when I used to tour the south as the 3 legged naked midget once known to many as toadstool

This is sorta bullshit, at least as far as PA goes.  Our liquor laws aren't the loosest, but we're hardly dry....and my county is no different than the others, not noticeably anyway, but it's up there as blue surrounded by yellow.  You can only buy hard liquors at "state stores" and the employees have to pass civil service exams.  These stores started opening on Sundays a few years ago.  Wine and beer have much looser rules.  Some supermarkets sell them, but it has to be in its own section and at certain times of day.  Beer can also be carried out in six-packs from licensed bars and restaurants.  Just because you can't buy it in the supermarket or at 7-11 hardly makes us a dry state....though our bars do close at 2.  I'm still sorta calling bullshit.  PA and Utah are totally different about liquor, but this shows them both as yellow.  Ugh.

 You seem pretty ignorant about PA liquor laws.  Also, US geography.