In the last year, the five states which lost the most population due to internal migration are New York, California, Illinois, Michigan, and New Jersey. All of these are Blue states.
The five states which gained the most population due to internal migration are Florida, Texas, North Carolina, Arizona, and Georgia. All of these are Red states.
As promised, no surprises. These two sentences succinctly summarize Medved's argument:
If liberal approaches work so well, why are so many people choosing to pack their bags and desert some of the most progressive, pro-labor, big-government states in the union?
And if uncompromising conservatism is a cruel, fraudulent disaster, why do small-government, pro-business, low-tax, gun-toting, and churchgoing states draw such a disproportionate number of America’s internal immigrants?
