States people are leaving and where they are moving to.

[ao5884]

7/10 of the states that people are leaving are blue states. On the flipside 7/10 of the states people are moving to are red states.....very telling.

Study: Top 10 states people are moving to – and leaving

Americans moving to new states in 2021 opted in large numbers for uncrowded destinations, according to a study by United Van Lines.

www.google.com

 

[LionDeNittany]

7/10 of the states that people are leaving are blue states. On the flipside 7/10 of the states people are moving to are red states.....very telling.

Study: Top 10 states people are moving to – and leaving

Americans moving to new states in 2021 opted in large numbers for uncrowded destinations, according to a study by United Van Lines.

www.google.com

I'm surprised to not see Texas on that list, but I'd suggest it's because a lot of the migration to TX isn't even from the US.

And I don't mean Mexico.

There are such an abundance of finance and technology jobs in TX right now TX has become a destination from Asia.

LdN

 

[JR4PSU]

I'm surprised to not see Texas on that list, but I'd suggest it's because a lot of the migration to TX isn't even from the US.

And I don't mean Mexico.

There are such an abundance of finance and technology jobs in TX right now TX has become a destination from Asia.

LdN

I'm surprised to see Delaware as on of the top 10 inbound. Who the f' wants to live in Delaware? Nothing but flat land with a lot of swamps. Dewey Beach is all they've got.

 

[LionDeNittany]

I'm surprised to see Delaware as on of the top 10 inbound. Who the f' wants to live in Delaware? Nothing but flat land with a lot of swamps. Dewey Beach is all they've got.

It's % based. Probably so many people left it looks good this year.

 

[BW Lion]

I'm surprised to see Delaware as on of the top 10 inbound. Who the f' wants to live in Delaware? Nothing but flat land with a lot of swamps. Dewey Beach is all they've got.

I think Biden's weekly Secret Service entourage skewed the Delaware data.

The article doesn't really explain Atlas United Van Lines' methodology...is it per capita based?...is is based solely on people who used Atlas United Van Lines?

 

[ao5884]

I'm surprised to see Delaware as on of the top 10 inbound. Who the f' wants to live in Delaware? Nothing but flat land with a lot of swamps. Dewey Beach is all they've got.

Meh no sales tax is good. i didnt care or it when i lived thee but others liked it.

 

[Gnat91]

Because normal people are leaving because they're tired of tranny's and pedos. Tranny's and pedos are leaving because of high taxes and they want to infect other states with their disgusting illness. They're like fvucking zombies.

 

[ao5884]

I think Biden's weekly Secret Service entourage skewed the Delaware data.

The article doesn't really explain Atlas Van Lines' methodology...is it per capital based?...is is based solely on people who used Atlas Van Lines?

No from what i can tell its a n annual report based on "moves" they have been doing this for 44 years. My guess is they used their data as a proxy to calculate population of the US as a whole.

 

[SR108]

I'm surprised to not see Texas on that list, but I'd suggest it's because a lot of the migration to TX isn't even from the US.

And I don't mean Mexico.

There are such an abundance of finance and technology jobs in TX right now TX has become a destination from Asia.

LdN

Does this study include the undocumented immigrants that are being transported from the border eon red eye flights to places all over the country?

 

[ao5884]

Because normal people are leaving because they're tired of tranny's and pedos. Tranny's and pedos are leaving because of high taxes and they want to infect other states with their disgusting illness. They're like fvucking zombies.

Ill be moving to Vermont on the 25th....never been there so i guess i can test your theory of the people in Vermont.

 

[ao5884]

Does this study include the undocumented immigrants that are being transported from the border eon red eye flights to places all over the country?

doesnt say...most likely no since we dont know how many illegals there are in the country.

 

[JR4PSU]

Meh no sales tax is good. i didnt care or it when i lived thee but others liked it.

I think they just get you in other ways. It all comes out in the wash. Delaware has to get the money to operate from somewhere. I like it because I live in Pennsylvania not far from the Delaware border. So I can shop in Delaware and pay not sales tax and don't get hit with any of the other taxes/fees that residents have to pay.

 

[SLUPSU]

I think Biden's weekly Secret Service entourage skewed the Delaware data.

The article doesn't really explain Atlas Van Lines' methodology...is it per capital based?...is is based solely on people who used Atlas Van Lines?

United not Atlas, it's based solely on people who used United to move.

2021 National Movers Study | United Van Lines®

United Van Lines 45th Annual National Movers Study tracks customers' migration patterns over the past year. See the study, interactive map and press kit.

www.unitedvanlines.com

"Since 1977, United Van Lines annually tracks migration patterns on a state-by-state basis. The 2021 study is based on household moves handled by United within the 48 contiguous states and Washington, D.C. and ranks states based off the inbound and outbound percentages of total moves in each state. United classifies states as “high inbound” if 55 percent or more of the moves are going into a state, “high outbound” if 55 percent or more moves were coming out of a state or “balanced” if the difference between inbound and outbound is negligible.

To access the study details and creative assets, use the link to the press kit at the top or bottom of the page."

 

[ao5884]

United not Atlas, it's based solely on people who used United to move.

2021 National Movers Study | United Van Lines®

United Van Lines 45th Annual National Movers Study tracks customers' migration patterns over the past year. See the study, interactive map and press kit.

www.unitedvanlines.com

"Since 1977, United Van Lines annually tracks migration patterns on a state-by-state basis. The 2021 study is based on household moves handled by United within the 48 contiguous states and Washington, D.C. and ranks states based off the inbound and outbound percentages of total moves in each state. United classifies states as “high inbound” if 55 percent or more of the moves are going into a state, “high outbound” if 55 percent or more moves were coming out of a state or “balanced” if the difference between inbound and outbound is negligible.

To access the study details and creative assets, use the link to the press kit at the top or bottom of the page."

The question is does the correllation translate

 

[SLUPSU]

The question is does the correllation translate

Sure, the numbers are large enough.