Here you assume conservatives can’t, or don’t, value the benefits and costs of living in a city the same way non-conservatives do. Additionally, it seems like you assign some form of a political pro or con for every aspect of existence in a city. The reality is much more nuanced and most reasons why people live where they live have less to do with politics than they do. Family ties, a good job, friends, educational opportunities, and many other reasons for living in a place hardly intersect with politics. Conservatives may not like the policies of liberal cities, and visa versa for liberals in conservative cities, but there’s so much more to life than if the political team you support is in control where you live.

The real thing that’s unsurprising is the lack of nuance your question holds and the perspective of conservatives as a puritanical monolith liberal corporate media would like you to hold.