2020 State Migration stats
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Courtesy of U-Haul one-way moves: https://www.uhaul.com/Articles/About/22746/2020-Migration-Trends-U-Haul-Ranks-50-States-By-Migration-Growth/
Tennessee has the most folks moving INTO it, and California has the most folks moving OUT OF it.
Tennessee (12)
Texas (2)
Florida (1)
Ohio (7)
Arizona (20)
Colorado (42)
Missouri (13)
Nevada (24)
North Carolina (3)
Georgia (16)
Arkansas (23)
Indiana (9)
Wisconsin (41)
Oklahoma (14)
South Carolina (4)
West Virginia (22)
Utah (8)
Kentucky (37)
Montana (26)
Minnesota (15)
Kansas (18)
Alabama (6)
New Hampshire (31)
Iowa (30)
South Dakota (28)
Vermont (10)
Delaware (21)
Virginia (39)
Maine (33)
Idaho (11)
Mississippi (25)
Nebraska (19)
Wyoming (27)
Alaska (17)
Rhode Island (35)
Washington (5)
North Dakota (32)
Washington, D.C. (38)*
New Mexico (36)
Michigan (48)
Pennsylvania (46)
New York (43)
Connecticut (34)
Louisiana (40)
Oregon (29)
Maryland (45)
Massachusetts (47)
New Jersey (44)
Illinois (50)
California (49)
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@loki said in 2020 State Migration stats:
The question is why?
Other than op cat 10.
It's difficult to ask people to pay way more in taxes for the privilege of being surrounded by rioters, homeless people, and ignorant folk who've fallen under the spell of our MSM narratives through their lives, and thus don't know why socialism fails and markets succeed.
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@loki said in 2020 State Migration stats:
The question is why?
Other than op cat 10.
It's difficult to ask people to pay way more in taxes for the privilege of being surrounded by rioters, homeless people, and ignorant folk who've fallen under the spell of our MSM narratives through their lives, and thus don't know why socialism fails and markets succeed.
@horace said in 2020 State Migration stats:
@loki said in 2020 State Migration stats:
The question is why?
Other than op cat 10.
It's difficult to ask people to pay way more in taxes for the privilege of being surrounded by rioters, homeless people, and ignorant folk who've fallen under the spell of our MSM narratives through their lives, and thus don't know why socialism fails and markets succeed.
I suppose the theory though is they will turn those red states blue when they move there. How do you account for that or do you disagree?
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@horace said in 2020 State Migration stats:
@loki said in 2020 State Migration stats:
The question is why?
Other than op cat 10.
It's difficult to ask people to pay way more in taxes for the privilege of being surrounded by rioters, homeless people, and ignorant folk who've fallen under the spell of our MSM narratives through their lives, and thus don't know why socialism fails and markets succeed.
I suppose the theory though is they will turn those red states blue when they move there. How do you account for that or do you disagree?
@loki said in 2020 State Migration stats:
@horace said in 2020 State Migration stats:
@loki said in 2020 State Migration stats:
The question is why?
Other than op cat 10.
It's difficult to ask people to pay way more in taxes for the privilege of being surrounded by rioters, homeless people, and ignorant folk who've fallen under the spell of our MSM narratives through their lives, and thus don't know why socialism fails and markets succeed.
I suppose the theory though is they will turn those red states blue when they move there. How do you account for that or do you disagree?
I would hope that they have learned their lesson if they find themselves uprooted from their homes due to the CA cultural/political ideas.
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I'm not sure one way uhauls is a valid metric. They're often for students leaving college who were never permanent residents to begin with, military, etc.
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I'm not sure one way uhauls is a valid metric. They're often for students leaving college who were never permanent residents to begin with, military, etc.
