How many Californians are moving to your state?

[Matt Collins]

[Pauls' Revere]

I tallied it up:

List by people leaving CA:

From CA To CA State

82,235 37,063 TX
59,713 28,226 AZ
47,322 26,433 NV
46,791 31,882 WA
37,927 17,265 OR
29,350 15,085 CO
28,628 22,692 FL
24,332 37,567 NY
18,023 13,863 NC
17,821 8,504 UT
17,722 4,372 ID
16,994 24,506 VA
15,437 14,496 GA
14,692 24,085 IL
13,048 12,578 PA
12,277 9,098 OH
11,874 5,863 TN
11,430 16,158 MA
10,954 11,985 HI
10,092 11,775 MD
9,155 10,812 NJ
8,672 6,406 MI
7,970 7,638 MO
7,785 2,839 SC
7,408 3,747 OK
7,255 4,923 IN
6,886 4,811 WI
6,232 8,951 MN
5,915 3,418 NM
5,819 1,956 IA
5,298 8,951 MT
4,967 3,104 AR
4,957 2,941 KS
4,228 5,347 LA
4,049 4,067 CT
3,690 3,310 AL
3,410 2,606 KY
3,211 1,159 WY
3,024 2,354 MS
2,547 5,064 AK
2,035 2,587 NE
1,854 2,839 RI
1,778 1,335 SD
1,644 2,335 ME
1,110 709 NH
1,048 748 VT
940 303 WV
404 710 ND
161 1,630 DE

List going to CA:

From CA To CA State

24,332 37,567 NY
82,235 37,063 TX
46,791 31,882 WA
59,713 28,226 AZ
47,322 26,433 NV
16,994 24,506 VA
14,692 24,085 IL
28,628 22,692 FL
37,927 17,265 OR
11,430 16,158 MA
29,350 15,085 CO
15,437 14,496 GA
18,023 13,863 NC
13,048 12,578 PA
10,954 11,985 HI
10,092 11,775 MD
9,155 10,812 NJ
12,277 9,098 OH
6,232 8,951 MN
5,298 8,951 MT
17,821 8,504 UT
7,970 7,638 MO
8,672 6,406 MI
11,874 5,863 TN
4,228 5,347 LA
2,547 5,064 AK
7,255 4,923 IN
6,886 4,811 WI
17,722 4,372 ID
4,049 4,067 CT
7,408 3,747 OK
5,915 3,418 NM
3,690 3,310 AL
4,967 3,104 AR
4,957 2,941 KS
7,785 2,839 SC
1,854 2,839 RI
3,410 2,606 KY
2,035 2,587 NE
3,024 2,354 MS
1,644 2,335 ME
5,819 1,956 IA
161 1,630 DE
1,778 1,335 SD
3,211 1,159 WY
1,048 748 VT
404 710 ND
1,110 709 NH
940 303 WV

TOTALS:
From CA To CA
650,114 481,096 TOTALS

Interesting that the states losing more people TO California in the top ten are:

NY, VA, IL, MA.

[Matt Collins]

Interesting that the states losing more people TO California in the top ten are:

NY, VA, IL, MA.

The weather probably has more to do with that than anything... and all of those places have a faster pace of life than what one generally finds in California.

[dannno]

The weather probably has more to do with that than anything...

In coastal California, especially the southern half, you can expect winter time highs in the low to mid 60s, and it's hard to go more than 2 or 3 weeks without getting a couple days that get up to 70 or so.

Summer time highs are typically in the mid or upper 70s, hard to go more than 2 or 3 weeks without getting a couple days in the low 70s.

Then there is really something for everybody beyond that.. you can live in the mountains or the desert, plenty of rural areas as well.

You can choose a town with rednecks, hippies or hipster yuppies of any size. Huge state. Beautiful scenery, beautiful beaches, mountains, etc.

The people are usually pretty friendly and chill.

For decades, I have heard Californians complain about people moving here from the east coast who are all wound up all the time.

[Pauls' Revere]

The weather probably has more to do with that than anything... and all of those places have a faster pace of life than what one generally finds in California.

They are also all blue states. Not sure if that means anything.

[Anti Federalist]

Californication is not a concern for me...NH is way down on the list.

Massholes, on the other hand...

[Anti Globalist]

Indiana gets good weather 2-3 months out of the year, so I imagine most Californians would avoid us and instead to to Illinois.