What state is better to live in... arizona, colorado, or utah? /pros? cons?

I'm about to leave new jersey I hate it here, I'm not a big fan of cold weather, I'm looking somewhere cheap with loose gun lawsWhat state is better to live in... arizona, colorado, or utah? /pros? cons?
sounds like Arizona is for you. If you don't like cold weather you wouldn't like Colorado, but there are places where it rarely snows in Utah, and there's even a town in utah where it's MANDATORY to own a gun...What state is better to live in... arizona, colorado, or utah? /pros? cons?
I'd recommend England or Spain.What state is better to live in... arizona, colorado, or utah? /pros? cons?
if you dont like cold weather i think colorado is cold. so maybe arizona its always hot there.
Arizona is very hot in the places where there are jobs, is politically conservative and loves guns. The crime rate is low in part because of the high percentage of immigrants - legal and illegal - which are shown to lower the crime rate. Utah is very conservative politically and religiously and is very hot in the central valley where most of the population is located. The valley is surrounded by mountains.

Since you are in New Jersey, very hot means over 100 not over 80 as some New Jersey people seem to feel.

Colorado is considerably more liberal, but most of the state is at high altitude (5,000 feet or higher) which means that it is generally colder. This page http://www.crh.noaa.gov/bou/cli/climo.ph鈥?/a> has links for most high/low data for Denver and you can find similar for the other places. The normal high/low for January in Denver is shown to be 43/15.