Grafik von mir, erstellt in Excel. Alle Daten des US-Volkszählungsamtes hier: https://www.census.gov/data/tables/time-series/demo/popest/2020s-state-total.html
Ich wollte mich auf die Inlandsmigration konzentrieren, um zu sehen, wohin die Menschen ziehen. Ich habe mich ausnahmsweise dafür entschieden, reine Zahlen statt Prozentangaben zu verwenden, um eine bessere Skalierung des Balkendiagramms zu ermöglichen. Ich habe nur die Daten des letzten Jahres verwendet, um die neuesten Daten zu erfassen "Trends".
Welche Faktoren ermutigen Ihrer Meinung nach Menschen dazu, bestimmte Staaten zu verlassen und in andere zu ziehen? Ich habe meine Theorien, werde sie aber in diesem Beitrag außen vor lassen.
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Graphic by me, created in Excel. All data from the US census bureau here: https://www.census.gov/data/tables/time-series/demo/popest/2020s-state-total.html
I wanted to focus on domestic migration to see where people are moving to. I chose to use raw numbers instead of percentages for once to provide a better sense of scale on the bar chart. I used only the most recent year of data to capture the latest „trends“.
[Great read on population change this past year from the Census Bureau ](https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2026/population-growth-slows.html) Keep in mind my graphic only focuses on one aspect of population change.
What factors do you think encourage people to leave certain states and move to others?
You all are moving **to** Texas? Yall have lost your damn minds
Folks abandoning HCOL states makes sense in this economy, but I gotta say… Texas really surprised me lol
I’m curious how this map would look if the colors were normalized based on the starting population of each state.
Without being able to differentiate between people who moved, people who died and people who were born, this is just a chart of population change, which is an interesting metric but not necessarily migration patterns.
Love to see this on a per capita by state. Big states have big numbers.
As a Masshole, the only thing pushing me to move elsewhere is the climate. The state itself is fine, I just wasn’t built for these winters.
the people yearn for % of total population figures
Interesting that the top states migrated to are red states and the top states migrated away from are blue states. I’m sure that’s just a coincidence