North Carolina a top inbound state (Cary: 2015, movers, moving company)

[tbj123]

Here are different moving company migration reports for 2015.

United Van Lines has NC ranked #5
2015 National Movers Study | United Van Lines

Atlas Van Lines has NC ranked #3
Moving Migration Patterns | Atlas Van Lines

Allied Van Line has NC ranked #9
https://www.allied.com/blog/all-blog...-states-report
Allied Van Lines: 48th Annual Magnet States Report - Texas Maintains Crown as... -- CHICAGO, Dec. 28, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --


Data from U-Haul comes out much later in the year and highlights cities rather than states.

[ucctgg]

Originally Posted by tbj123

Here are different moving company migration reports for 2015.

United Van Lines has NC ranked #5
2015 National Movers Study | United Van Lines

Atlas Van Lines has NC ranked #3
Moving Migration Patterns | Atlas Van Lines

Allied Van Line has NC ranked #9
https://www.allied.com/blog/all-blog...-states-report
Allied Van Lines: 48th Annual Magnet States Report - Texas Maintains Crown as... -- CHICAGO, Dec. 28, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --


Data from U-Haul comes out much later in the year and highlights cities rather than states.

Nothing unexpected there.

[Francois]

Surprise meter reads absolute zero.

[Quick Enough]

Originally Posted by tbj123

Here are different moving company migration reports for 2015.

United Van Lines has NC ranked #5
2015 National Movers Study | United Van Lines

Atlas Van Lines has NC ranked #3
Moving Migration Patterns | Atlas Van Lines

Allied Van Line has NC ranked #9
https://www.allied.com/blog/all-blog...-states-report
Allied Van Lines: 48th Annual Magnet States Report - Texas Maintains Crown as... -- CHICAGO, Dec. 28, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --


Data from U-Haul comes out much later in the year and highlights cities rather than states.

As a result of the last census, SC gained a seat. NC almost got a seat. NY LOST a seat.

I think there were other states who gained/lost a seat.

[sonofaque86]

SC growth is really starting to pick up with GA and NC now. Wow!!!

[mlhm5]

Headed to Cary.

"The Northeast continues to experience a moving deficit with New Jersey (67 percent outbound) and New York (65 percent) making the list of top outbound states for the fourth consecutive year. Two other states in the region — Connecticut (63 percent) and Massachusetts (57 percent) — also joined the top outbound list this year. "

[Francois]

Originally Posted by Quick Enough

As a result of the last census, SC gained a seat. NC almost got a seat. NY LOST a seat.

I think there were other states who gained/lost a seat.

I think NY lost 2, as did Ohio. Texas gained *4*.
NC may gain 2 next time--the 14th that it almost got this time, plus a 15th by 2020.

2010 reapportionment.

[rnc2mbfl]

Originally Posted by Francois

I think NY lost 2, as did Ohio. Texas gained *4*.
NC may gain 2 next time--the 14th that it almost got this time, plus a 15th by 2020.

2010 reapportionment.

Yay....more seats to gerrymander.

[Francois]

Originally Posted by rnc2mbfl

Yay....more seats to gerrymander.

One reason I was actually (in retrospect) GLAD we didn't get that 14th seat this past time Maybe there will be some reason in the process in 2020.