—NY
New York
USA · North America
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6 CITIES · LIVE ACROSS THE AMERICAS
What is America's
most loved city?
Back your hometown. Move it up the live ranking.
One free vote, one very loud continent.
LIVE CITY MAPThe Americas,
The Americas,
in motion.
Every light is a city.
Every pulse is a vote.
LOW VOTESHIGH VOTES
THE LEADERBOARD
City ranking
RANK / CITYPOPULARITYVOTESACTION
—CD
Mexico City
Mexico · North America
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—YY
Toronto
Canada · North America
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—SP
São Paulo
Brazil · South America
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—CH
Chicago
USA · North America
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—BU
Buenos Aires
Argentina · South America
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A $1 LADDER FOR EVERY CITYEvery city needs
Every city needs
a Chief.
Each city opens at $1. When someone claims it, the next takeover costs exactly $1 more. The highest completed payment holds the badge, social links, and message—until another local steps up.
$1 OPENING PRICE+$1 EVERY TAKEOVER∞ NO PRICE CEILING
LIVE CHIEF PRICES
Who's next?
CURRENT CITY CHIEFS
The loudest locals
The wall is wide open. Be the first name on it.
Pick a city
Explore the live map or search the ranking for your hometown.
Vote free
One vote per city per browser identifier. No wallet required.
Take the badge
Pay the city’s next price. Every takeover adds exactly $1.
ABOUT THE LIVE RANKING
How myhowtown.lol works
myhowtown.lol is a live city popularity vote for hometowns across the Americas. Visitors can explore participating cities, compare their current vote totals, and support the places they love. The ranking covers cities in North America, Central America, the Caribbean, and South America. Every valid vote updates the public leaderboard, so the order can change as local communities join in.
How do I vote for a city?
Use the map, city search, or regional filters to find a hometown. Select Vote +1 on its ranking row to add a free vote. You can follow the city's position and vote total on the same live leaderboard. A payment is not required to cast a standard city vote.
What is a City Chief?
A City Chief is the supporter currently holding a city's featured badge. Every city begins with a $1 claim price. After a completed claim, the next takeover price increases by exactly $1. The current Chief may publish a short hometown message and links to selected social profiles until another supporter completes the next takeover.
How is the city ranking calculated?
Cities are ordered by the number of votes recorded for them. The popularity bar compares each city with the current leader, while the vote total shows the underlying count. Chief payments do not add votes or determine ranking position; voting and the optional Chief feature are separate parts of the site.
Which places are included?
The project focuses on cities throughout the Americas. You can browse the full list or narrow it to North America, Central America, the Caribbean, or South America. Search accepts both city and country names, making it easier to locate a hometown even as the participating list grows.
Explore the cities behind the votes.
Find individual city profiles, understand the vote, and share a hometown with context.
Community participation, not a representative survey or a livability score.