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Red states roaring, blue states beset by high unemployment
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(06-10-2021, 07:54 PM)Hoot Gibson Wrote: More evidence that large numbers of U.S. taxpayers have been fleeing poorly run blue states for the red states. Notice that the data cited below predates Democrats' mismanagement of their states during the pandemic.

Quote:Taxpayers Fleeing Blue States Take $26.8 Billion in Gross Income to Red States

IRS data tracking state-to-state migration shows that blue states saw a net outflow of hundreds of thousands of taxpayers who took nearly $27 billion in taxable gross income with them to red states.

The most recent IRS migration data shows that in the years 2017-2018, a net 399,892 taxpayers and their dependents left blue states—in this case defined as those in which both the state House and Senate are Democrat-controlled.

The figures are based on 2018-2019 tax returns and exemptions, reflecting 2017-2018 state-to-state flows of people. The IRS considers tax returns a proxy for households, while exemptions are a good approximation for the number of individual taxpayers and their dependents.

The nearly 400,000 taxpayers and dependents—a little over .1 percent of the U.S. population—who left blue states took with them a net $26.8 billion in taxable adjusted gross income to red states.

Democrat-controlled California (167,563), New York (153,970), and Illinois (82,107) accounted for the bulk of the exodus, followed by New Jersey (26,853), Massachusetts (26,086), and Maryland (15,916).
I don't recall which of Twin Tick's accounts claimed that people were just moving to red states for the climate. WRONG.

From the same article, based on Census data:

Quote:The most popular choices in 2019-2020 (xls), ranked according to popularity, were “wanted newer/better/larger house or apartment,” followed by “new job or job transfer,” “to establish own household,” “other family reason,” “wanted to own home, not rent,” and “wanted cheaper housing.”

The least popular responses were “natural disaster,” “change of climate,” and “foreclosure or eviction,” with “wanted better neighborhood/less crime” somewhere in the middle.

hard to see through DJT’s diapers ain’t it?  Big Grin 

Kentucky has some space.  Will these socialist move here and pay the red state bills?  

come on Hooter, why aren’t these people moving to the places other than Texas and Florida?
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RE: Red states roaring, blue states beset by high unemployment - by Cardfan1 - 06-11-2021, 12:37 AM

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