Democrats flee to Republican states, but why not the other way around? (elect, money)

[dsjj251]

Originally Posted by JDproAV

I guess it's not obvious to you, but it's in my username "proAV" Audio/visual. I'm a videographer for events. Hardly well-off. My wife's the photographer.

Oooh we're so rich:

https://www.bls.gov/ooh/media-and-co...-operators.htm

I don't even get the median pay.

sir,the median US income for a family with 2 working age adults is only 62,000 a year. You specifically said you dont make the median 61,000 for the profession, but if you and your wife are pulling down anything close to that, like 40K each, you are at the upper teir of middle class. That alone would put in you in the top 40% of household income. If its 50K each. top 30%

Why are you playing this game ???? LOL

[JDproAV]

Originally Posted by dsjj251

sir,the median US income for a family with 2 working age adults is only 62,000 a year. You specifically said you dont make the median 61,000 for the profession, but if you and your wife are pulling down anything close to that, like 40K each, you are at the upper teir of middle class. That alone would put in you in the top 40% of household income. If its 50K each. top 30%

Why are you playing this game ???? LOL

You're not paying attention. My wife and I are in business together. We are both pulling under 60k combined. Give it up already. You keep stretching really hard not to be wrong. It's ok. It's just the internet. You're anonymous here.

[USMC1984]

Originally Posted by jcp123

Californians exist on a spectrum. It’s wise to keep that in mind.

There are tests available to see where they are on the spectrum...

[jdaelectro]

Something you don't hear too often in passing dialogue: Hey Washington, Oregon, NY, NJ, and Illinois sound like a good place to move to

[dsjj251]

Originally Posted by jdaelectro

The icing on the cake is that Florida has the highest domestic migration by far, among the 50 states. Yet leftists never tire of hating on Florida, all the while moving there in droves.

They are 37th in birth rate.
21% of the population is over 65
only 20 of the population is under 18

Florida's population is also 20% foreign born(second only to California)

so in short, its old people moving to florida, not young people. so who is moving their clearly skews right of center.

[No_Recess]

Originally Posted by jdaelectro

Something you don't hear too often in passing dialogue: Hey Washington, Oregon, NY, NJ, and Illinois sound like a good place to move to

Oregon is #2 and Washington is #5 in terms of top states people moved to in 2020.

https://suddath.com/moving-company/m...gration-study/

[jdaelectro]

Originally Posted by No_Recess

Oregon is #2 and Washington is #5 in terms of top states people moved to in 2020.

https://suddath.com/moving-company/m...gration-study/

You know and I know those aren't official numbers.

I hope no one clicks on that shady site.

[jdaelectro]

Originally Posted by dsjj251

They are 37th in birth rate.
21% of the population is over 65
only 20 of the population is under 18

Florida's population is also 20% foreign born(second only to California)

so in short, its old people moving to florida, not young people. so who is moving their clearly skews right of center.

My comment stands.

Florida has the highest domestic migration by far out of any other state.

[dsjj251]

Originally Posted by jdaelectro

Something you don't hear too often in passing dialogue: Hey Washington, Oregon, NY, NJ, and Illinois sound like a good place to move to

Washington is 8th in net migration
Oregon is 12th

[dsjj251]

Originally Posted by jdaelectro

My comment stands.

Florida has the highest domestic migration by far out of any other state.

Your argument was that its liberals moving there. there is no evidence of that.

Not only are the people older, they are mostly coming from more conservative states(Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana).