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sl8

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13. This article also says that more people are leaving CA for TX than vice versa:

Reply to captain queeg (Reply #1)

Thu Nov 23, 2023, 07:58 AM

Nov 2023

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The California exodus is a story that's been ongoing for several years. While it is slowing down, it is still happening. New data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows that California lost about 102,000 residents to Texas from 2021-2022. However, the numbers also show that California gained more residents from Texas than from any other state at around 42,000.

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California seeing a sizable influx of new residents relocating from Texas [View all] usonian Nov 2023 OP

This is the opposite of an article I read last week. captain queeg Nov 2023 #1

There is still an outflow, but the California-Texas migration has some back-flow lately. usonian Nov 2023 #2

A lot are always moving here, but some had to move back for the reasons stated in the article. TwilightZone Nov 2023 #3

This is from CBS News. What was your source? ZonkerHarris Nov 2023 #5

I don't remember, but more of a fluff article I think. Didn't provide hard statistics. captain queeg Nov 2023 #8

This article also says that more people are leaving CA for TX than vice versa: sl8 Nov 2023 #13

I have 2 new sets of neighbors here in our condo cpmplex, a couple from Iowa and another from Chicago. ZonkerHarris Nov 2023 #4

Houston enid602 Nov 2023 #6

Glad to see signs of recovery! calimary Nov 2023 #7

Indeed..TX is no place to live given the political environment PortTack Nov 2023 #9

Not sure how someone returning to CA from TX affords housing Fiendish Thingy Nov 2023 #10

My guess is that if they come back for a new job, salaries will be higher. usonian Nov 2023 #11

California is the land of freedom and opportunity Demovictory9 Nov 2023 #12