U.S. population growth hits record low, slowed by pandemic

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One thought on “U.S. population growth hits record low, slowed by pandemic

  1. Quote: Seventeen states plus the District of Columbia lost population this year, with the biggest absolute declines in New York, California and Illinois. Those states also saw large numbers of people moving out to other states. Domestic migration tends to exacerbate overall gains and losses, Frey said. The biggest absolute gains were in Texas, Florida and Arizona, states that have seen high levels of in-migration.

    Hmmm….you don’t suppose people are FED UP with nonsensical “progressive” governance in those states and DC, do you? It takes a lot of time and effort to vote with your feet, but people are doing it.

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