
Wisconsin City Among Least Sinful In The U.S.
I guess this is better than being named the most sinful, no? A Wisconsin city is among the least sinful in the country, at least according to a new study.
There is a study for just about everything these days and I kind of love it! For example, in another very recent study Minnesota was named one of the most charitable states in the entire country.

This would be great news no matter what but especially when you consider we are in the holiday season, in a time when giving back is more important than ever.
Now, another fun new study has named the most and least sinful cities in the country - and you'll definitely want to keep reading.
WalletHub Names The Most & Least Sinful Cities In The Country
No, this has nothing to do with how much you gamble away in Vegas! WalletHub released a study on Monday, naming the most and least sinful cities in the country. While some might not want to be at the top of this list, it's all in good fun.
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To make this list, analysts looked at violent crimes per capita, thefts per capita, excessive drinking rates and more. They also looked at tanning salons per capita, how many people in the city exercise and more things that may be considered sinful.
Wisconsin City Among The Least Sinful In The Country
Way to go! Madison came in second to last on this list, which was made up of nearly 200 cities, making it all the more impressive. It seems there isn't too much sinning going on in Madison, at least by the parameters of this study.
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Madison did unfortunately place third out of all the cities when it comes to excessive drinking. Otherwise, Madison and Wisconsin as a whole really flew under the radar. Again, you don't want to be at the top of this list.
As for Minnesota, we really flew under the radar as well. Minneapolis came in the top 50, St. Paul fell in the 120s. Milwaukee came in at number 76. It looks like we came out of this one relatively unscathed.
As for what city came in first - you probably don't need me to tell you!
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