Quelle: Migrationstabellen von Bundesstaat zu Bundesstaat des US Census Bureau unter Verwendung jährlicher Daten von 2021 bis 2024: https://www.census.gov/data/tables/time-series/demo/geographic-mobility/state-to-state-migration.html

    Tools: Python für die Datenvorbereitung, JavaScript/D3 mit HTML/CSS für das Choroplethen-Design und Playwright/Chromium für den hochauflösenden PNG-Export.

    Methode: Ich habe die Nettoinlandsmigration für jeden Bundesstaat als Zuflüsse aus anderen US-Bundesstaaten minus Abflüsse in andere US-Bundesstaaten berechnet und das Ergebnis dann auf einem Choropleth abgebildet. Positive Werte bedeuten Nettogewinne und negative Werte bedeuten Nettoverluste. Im Seitenbereich werden die größten Gewinne und Verluste im Berichtszeitraum hervorgehoben.

    Falls hilfreich, finden Sie hier die interaktive Version: https://willsigal.github.io/state-migration-analysis/migration_flow_3d.html

    Von Live-Fan-7661

    14 Kommentare

    1. Y’all need to show this as a percentage since CA losing people when they have a lot of people doesn’t really mean squat in the big picture. Showing absolute numbers makes it look much larger than it is. Also it doesn’t show that the outmigration from CA recovered in the last two or three years and population is back to increasing. S

    2. MethuselahHoneysckle on

      Interesting, it’s damn near 1:1 map for majority political party. Really gets the noggin‘ joggin‘.

    3. randomvandal on

      It would make far more sense if you showed per capita data. Raw numbers don’t really paint a clear picture.

    4. I wonder what the migration amounts would be relative to age? A lot of the top gainers are your typical retirement states such as Florida, Arizona, and South Carolina, for example.

    5. California has had a net negative domestic migration for decades but typically still has net positive total population change from migration due to international migration into California. 

    6. Further proof that a lot of Americans will put up with all kinds of political shit as long as they can buy a cheap, big-ass house.

    7. SpawnofATStill on

      As someone who’s lived in TX all my life – y’all should go back to CA.

    8. Ah not done per capita,

      Shocker all the largest movements happening in the largest 5 states.

    9. Owl_plantain on

      Poorly analyzed. Why is California more important than several other states that add up to the same total population?

      All you told us is which states have large populations and whether they’re growing or shrinking: CA, NY, IL vs. FL, TX. The migration could be insignificant or a huge concern and we’d never know from this mess.

    10. AccurateLaugh50 on

      Everytime post like this got posted, there would be tons of people defending California, but i havent seen anyone defending NY.

    11. Do we have data for 2025? I am curious how many people who moved to TX and go for tax purposes started moving out in the last few years

    12. Funny because according to Reddit Texas and Florida are shitholes but the data shows people from left-leaning states are moving there in droves.

      Whatever Reddit says, assume the opposite is correct

    13. I don’t understand why folx would be moving out of safe democrat states and into facist (republiKKKan) dictatorships. Are they being secretly converted into republiKKKans? That doesn’t seem legal, how do we prevent them from leaving?

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