it would be interesting to see how this changes the percentages of total population in each state and in each region, and their rankings.
for instance the Northeast grew the least, but the Northeast already had a huge amount of people, so how does it overall proportion change with respect to the other regions?
and then the same analysis for each state. California lost people, but it has about 40 million people, so that’s probably not changing things much. whereas a 10% gain for Idaho might make it jump up the ranking of states by population.
MakeTheGreenPurple on
So is this real? why would anyone move to Idaho, Utah, Florida, and Texas during this period while they were stealing rights. Looks so messed up, right? Can someone with real logic explain why anyone would move to Idaho?
Wide-Attorney5633 on
Would be interesting to try to put the state income tax rate and see if there s correlation.
Shepher27 on
Illinois, New York, and California all got affected by COVID making people with really high cost of living and jobs that went remote decide to move out of big, really, really , really expensive cities.
big_daddy_dub on
Still waiting for the massive “CA Exodus” so LA traffic goes down. Any day now.
2-buck on
What is with all of these US population growth maps lately?
Californians get really defensive about this but the state is squeezing out the middle class.
Reasonable_Pie_3376 on
Boise is up next folks
PopeSaintHilarius on
Any particular reasons why Mississippi, Louisiana and West Virginia saw population decline during this time?
fishandchips445522 on
Unfortunately this feels way too accurate for SC. We’re full, go away
obtusername on
I get most of these except Delaware, esp since everything around it is flat or negative.
MrTaildragger on
Interesting to be able to geographically visualize the US’ rightward political shift.
Carloverguy20 on
I know some absent midned right-winger is gonna say some funny stuff like “You see Liberalll states are baaad”
Roll-Roll-Roll on
I remember reading that Maga has been encouraging voters to move to Idaho. Guess it’s working.
F0rtuneLT on
Surprised to see that many people moving to the south, considering. well yk.
Fast_Statistician_20 on
what the hell is going on in South Dakota? would not have guessed that one.
thesmart_indian27 on
Time to reverse decline in CA and IL.
Careful_Farmer_2879 on
Hmmmm
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Mekroval on
I’m genuinely surprised by Texas’ growth, knowing how hostile the state has been to women and minorities. Not to mention living in a literal oven for over half the year. Or maybe the influx is from people happy that’s happening?
nick200117 on
What’s going on in Idaho?
ThisPostToBeDeleted on
Is it living expenses?
DeVoro_1 on
Someone tell me what Idaho is selling RN to get those kinds of numbers
DASreddituser on
they have west Virginia as the south lol
Frequent_Log_5355 on
Louisiana is just depressing to live in. This place is kinda the Siberia of the USA.
sadmaps on
Who is downvoting everyone’s mundane comments/questions? Why does that always happen on this sub? It’s so unnecessary.
Egonomics1 on
What’s going on in Idaho attracting people? I genuinely don’t know. Also, some of these are just crazy. Nevada, Arizona, and Florida will become increasingly uninhabitable due to climate change worsening.
Deep_Charge_7749 on
Damn Idaho booming. I hear it’s quite pretty
Rarewear_fan on
In before Redditors claim this isn’t true and the rust belt states are “growing fast” and “lots of young people migrating here”
DrDMango on
Idaho?!
amishcatholic on
Hmm, seems like the red and blue are flipped in this map…
SuperSpy_4 on
A think a lot of Maine’s gains were from Covid flight in New England when people were fleeing to rural areas.
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it would be interesting to see how this changes the percentages of total population in each state and in each region, and their rankings.
for instance the Northeast grew the least, but the Northeast already had a huge amount of people, so how does it overall proportion change with respect to the other regions?
and then the same analysis for each state. California lost people, but it has about 40 million people, so that’s probably not changing things much. whereas a 10% gain for Idaho might make it jump up the ranking of states by population.
So is this real? why would anyone move to Idaho, Utah, Florida, and Texas during this period while they were stealing rights. Looks so messed up, right? Can someone with real logic explain why anyone would move to Idaho?
Would be interesting to try to put the state income tax rate and see if there s correlation.
Illinois, New York, and California all got affected by COVID making people with really high cost of living and jobs that went remote decide to move out of big, really, really , really expensive cities.
Still waiting for the massive “CA Exodus” so LA traffic goes down. Any day now.
What is with all of these US population growth maps lately?
https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/s/2LgP1WSoBY
https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/s/hvqo5MTmP1
https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/s/KybKM0TRss
https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/s/9c6puV5LMu
https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/s/t0ApfM2GYB
https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/s/yz8TvEyyik
https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/s/05CEAaeRyR
But the riots are in states losing population?
Californians get really defensive about this but the state is squeezing out the middle class.
Boise is up next folks
Any particular reasons why Mississippi, Louisiana and West Virginia saw population decline during this time?
Unfortunately this feels way too accurate for SC. We’re full, go away
I get most of these except Delaware, esp since everything around it is flat or negative.
Interesting to be able to geographically visualize the US’ rightward political shift.
I know some absent midned right-winger is gonna say some funny stuff like “You see Liberalll states are baaad”
I remember reading that Maga has been encouraging voters to move to Idaho. Guess it’s working.
Surprised to see that many people moving to the south, considering. well yk.
what the hell is going on in South Dakota? would not have guessed that one.
Time to reverse decline in CA and IL.
Hmmmm
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I’m genuinely surprised by Texas’ growth, knowing how hostile the state has been to women and minorities. Not to mention living in a literal oven for over half the year. Or maybe the influx is from people happy that’s happening?
What’s going on in Idaho?
Is it living expenses?
Someone tell me what Idaho is selling RN to get those kinds of numbers
they have west Virginia as the south lol
Louisiana is just depressing to live in. This place is kinda the Siberia of the USA.
Who is downvoting everyone’s mundane comments/questions? Why does that always happen on this sub? It’s so unnecessary.
What’s going on in Idaho attracting people? I genuinely don’t know. Also, some of these are just crazy. Nevada, Arizona, and Florida will become increasingly uninhabitable due to climate change worsening.
Damn Idaho booming. I hear it’s quite pretty
In before Redditors claim this isn’t true and the rust belt states are “growing fast” and “lots of young people migrating here”
Idaho?!
Hmm, seems like the red and blue are flipped in this map…
A think a lot of Maine’s gains were from Covid flight in New England when people were fleeing to rural areas.