Posted on 04/03/2014 7:44:49 AM PDT by xzins
Top 10 States Americans Are Fleeing
#1: New York
New York has led the nation in domestic out-migration since the late 1990s. The New York Post reported in 2011 that "62 percent of New Yorkers planning to leave cited economic factors including cost of living (30 percent), taxes (19 percent) and the job environment (10 percent) as the main reasons."
2012-2013 state-to-state net domestic migration: -104,470
2. Illinois http://www.realclearpolitics.com/lists/out_migration_states/illinois.html
3. California http://www.realclearpolitics.com/lists/out_migration_states/california.html
4. New Jersey http://www.realclearpolitics.com/lists/out_migration_states/new_jersey.html
5. Pennsylvania http://www.realclearpolitics.com/lists/out_migration_states/pennsylvania.html
6. Michigan http://www.realclearpolitics.com/lists/out_migration_states/michigan.html
7. Ohio http://www.realclearpolitics.com/lists/out_migration_states/ohio.html
8. Connecticut http://www.realclearpolitics.com/lists/out_migration_states/connecticut.html
9. Kansas http://www.realclearpolitics.com/lists/out_migration_states/kansas.html
10. New Mexico http://www.realclearpolitics.com/lists/out_migration_states/new_mexico.html
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Dumb statistics.
The populous states have the most departures.
We need PERCENTAGE out-migration to learn anything, lest one take the absurd lesson that people now prefer small states to populous ones.
Yes, the Tax A Chussettes libs that fled the high taxes to low taxes in New Hampshire have almost taken over that state now.
Can Scott Brown fight off ‘carpet bagger’ charge in New Hampshire? (+video)
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By Brad Knickerbocker, Staff writer / March 15, 2014
There!.....one sentence (heheh) covered it all!
Leni
“Surprised that Maryland isnt on the list.”
I thought that too, but then again, they are probably “backfilling” with federal “workers” (aka leeches) as DC “ramps up employment.”
I think Brown has a good shot at winning in NH. He poles very well here. NH electorate is about 1/3 dem, 1/3 pubbie, 1/3 independent. The independents could easily push him over the top. The biggest plus is he poles well with women.
White women are the deciders in this state. We only have about 10% minorities. Half of those are Asians. We have a lot of Chinese restaurants around here. Most of the rest of minorities are hard working illegals that wash dishes and mow lawns. It is difficult to get and stay on welfare here in NH. It is much easier to get welfare in Mass, Maine or RI. Hence our unemployment is 5% or less.
Some people are too stupid to live...
They are like locusts.
Good for you sappy. I’m still in CA and regularly doing research on better places to relocate.
On a separate but thread-related note, since Ohio is one of the states listed and it’s always a battleground state, perhaps some conservatives can move there to clean up the voter fraud, tip the scales and turn the state red.
Interesting, part of the reason my daughter and her family left NC and returned to Wisconsin when given the opportunity
By the way one of the biggest conservative fallacies is the claim that Asians are conservative; they are not. They vote 70-80% Democrat. They receive huge amounts of welfare.
This is why it's so stupid for Gov. Andrew Cuomo to not allow fracking in New York State. Much of the Marcellus Shale is lcoated in upper New York state, and when drilling starts economically depressed cities like Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, and Utica could suddenly enjoy amazing turnarounds as natural gas drillers and all the support people along with them revive economic activity there.
I had some snowbirds from Minnesota renting my AZ place for a few months and they absolutely hate Zerobama. Would that exempt them from your proposed snowbird tax? If it can be made to only apply to liberals/progressives, I’d support it.
On one hand I am surpised that Minnesota is not on the list. But then again, Minnesota liberals do not recognize anything outside of Minnesota.
So glad we’re OUT
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