As RedState has extensively documented, the blue-state exodus to red states is a very real thing, as confirmed by recently released figures from the Census Bureau.
New York, for instance, once again found itself in the unenviable position of being the state that saw the most people leave it for greener pastures:
New York’s population decreased by 101,984 residents—the largest loss of any state—during the 12-month period that ended last July 1, according to just-released Census Bureau estimates. The Empire State’s population as of mid-2023 was pegged at 19,571,216, a cumulative decline of 631,104 from the Census Bureau’s updated April 2020 base count.
The 12-month trend for the period ending last July 1 was driven by a net outflow of 216,778 New Yorkers to the rest of the country — meaning 216,778 more people moved out of the Empire State than moved in from other states…
