This could be due to the fact that Arizona taxes all personal income, including earnings from outside the state. Nothing was tying them to L.A. Sign up for our free newsletters. If youre wondering why the state lost a congressional seat at the beginning of this decade, this is why. Historical population totals, April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2020. In 2021, more than 360,000 people left California in what many are calling the "California Exodus" as residents move to states like Texas, Arizona and Washington. Its a geographic form of polarization, says Bruce Desmarais, an associate director of the Center for Social Analytics at Penn State. The California exodus: What does it mean? - abc15.com Jeremy Boreing and Ben Shapiro, in September 2020, moved their company The Daily Wire to Nashville away from California. The California dream has been fading for a long time, and people have been voting with their feet. appreciate the safety of the area and the friendliness of neighbors - again, a true suburban haven for those looking for simple living inland. Language links are at the top of the page across from the title. This figure, which is typical for the most populous. These Californians arent giving up the sun, theyre just following the 114 businesses that have left California for some southern hospitality in the Lone Star State. From CalMatters higher education reporter Mikhail Zinshteyn: Gov. Put another way, 1 out of 100 people living in California at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic had, two years later, left the state either by U-Haul or by hearse. Jan. 12, 2021 8:38 AM PT. For Denver residents who witnessed the lawlessness of last Augusts riots, Sterling Ranch is not only a smart community, but it was also a smart move. Bay Area native Kenny Phung, who made the exodus from California last fall when his partner got into nursing school in Portland, Ore., said high rent prices helped cement the . The same can be said for many Democrat-led cities across the country. 17. With a focus on creating the best possible environments for businesses, workers and families to succeed, states led by Republican governors are seeing more and more people become residents, said Republican Governors Association Deputy Communications Director Mike Demkiw.
