Northwestern state with gorgeous mountains and national parks ranks as America's most dangerous after liberals turned its cities into crime-ridden hellholes

Washington state has been ranked the most dangerous in America. 

WalletHub ranked all of the states in terms of safety - based on a combination of multiple factors. 

The scores took into account violent crime, property crime, traffic related fatalities and total law enforcement employees per capita. 

New Jersey was ranked first in terms of safety - followed by Wyoming New Hampshire, Idaho and New York.

Washington, nicknamed the 'Evergreen State', is known for its many forests, great lakes and stunning mountains

Washington, nicknamed the 'Evergreen State', is known for its many forests, great lakes and stunning mountains

Washington, nicknamed the 'Evergreen State', is known for its many forests, great lakes and stunning mountains.

While the state has plenty to boast about - including its natural features and high-tech industries, it has also become rampant in crime over recent years.

As one of the most socially liberal states in the country - Washington was amongst the first to de-criminalize recreational cannabis, same-sex marriage and physician-assisted suicide. 

It was also a site of extreme protests and rioting following the murder of George Floyd in 2020 and 2021. 

 

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Washington is the most dangerous place in the United States to live in for 2024

Washington is the most dangerous place in the United States to live in for 2024

The state was a site of extreme protests and rioting following the murder of George Floyd in 2020 and 2021

The state was a site of extreme protests and rioting following the murder of George Floyd in 2020 and 2021

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  1. New Jersey
  2. Wyoming
  3. New Hampshire
  4. Idaho
  5. New York
  6. Illinois
  7. Massachusetts
  8. Rhode Island
  9. Pennsylvania
  10. Florida
  11. Wisconsin
  12. Iowa
  13. Maine
  14. Connecticut
  15. Virginia
  16. South Dakota
  17. Maryland
  18. Ohio
  19. Georgia
  20. Kentucky
  21. Mississippi
  22. Indiana
  23. West Virginia
  24. North Dakota
  25. Alabama
  26. Vermont
  27. Utah 
  28. Kansas
  29. Minnesota
  30. Nebraska
  31. Delaware 
  32. Tennessee
  33. Oklahoma
  34. Texas
  35. Michigan
  36. Montana
  37. Nevada
  38. North Carolina
  39. California
  40. Arizona
  41. Missouri
  42. Hawaii
  43. Alaska
  44. Louisiana
  45. South Carolina
  46. Arkansas
  47. Oregon
  48. Colorado
  49. New Mexico
  50. Washington 

 

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People took to the streets of Seattle to participate in protests and sit-ins - which escalated to rioting and looting. 

Seattle's downtown saw broken windows, car fires, dozens of arrests and even a citywide curfew of 5pm that was enforced by the National Guard. 

Washington's property crime rate is the worst in the US - making it highly susceptible to burglaries. The state also has high rates of theft and larceny as well as kidnapping and abduction, according to a recent study.