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" They may identify as\u00A0&amp;quot;conservatives,&amp;quot; but right-leaning voters will\u00A0defy tradition for one major life event: the birth of their children. The\u00A0experts at Nameberry\u00A0just\u00A0analyzed the\u00A0top 500 baby names\u00A0for red and blue states last year, and found that GOP strongholds actually\u00A0go\u00A0(way)\u00A0out of the box.\u00A0As for the other side of the aisle, it&amp;#039;s\u00A0the families living in\u00A0blue states that take\u00A0the\u00A0traditionalist route.\u00A0 The top &amp;quot;red&amp;quot; names for both genders not only\u00A0buck history, but also get creative with spellings. Conservative parents love\u00A0Blakely\u00A0for\u00A0girls and Kason (and Cason and Kasen) for\u00A0boys. Conservative regions also draw inspiration from Sarah Palin&amp;#039;s daughter,\u00A0Bristol, and the Second Amendment, with picks like\u00A0Gunner, Colt\u00A0and Remington. But there&amp;#039;s no bias against one\u00A0famous\u00A0Dem:\u00A0&amp;quot;Kennedi&amp;quot; earned\u00A0a solid\u00A0third place showing.  As for\u00A0blue states,\u00A0parents look to\u00A0religious and ethnic traditions (and stick to spelling norms!) when filling out a\u00A0birth certificate. The pope&amp;#039;s chosen name, Francis, and\u00A0Mohamed, Muhammed\u00A0and\u00A0Esther all make the cut \u2014 as well as the first name of\u00A0liberal-leaning celeb\u00A0Angelina Jolie.\u00A0 Check out the top names below, and then see the\u00A0rest of list over\u00A0on Nameberry. Reddest Baby Names Top\u00A0Girls&amp;#039; Names  Blakely Brylee Kennedi Kyleigh Journee Millie Bristol Hattie Mckinley Gracelynn  Top Boys&amp;#039; Names  Kason Cason Braylen Chandler Lawson Kasen Rhett Braylon Davis Karson  Bluest Baby Names Top Girls&amp;#039; Names  Francesca Maeve Giuliana Fiona Gianna Angelina Nina Sienna Valentina Maya  Top Boys&amp;#039; Names  Rocco Nico Mohamed Luca Angelo Muhammad Francis Enzo Finnegan Maximilian  [h/t Today] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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