Fewer Americans Moved in 2022, but Those Who Did Favored Low-Tax Red States

America’s population center is veering southward during the first decades of the 21st century.

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The brief flirtation with wanderlust that affected many Americans during the Covid pandemic appears to have subsided, according to a new report, but those who did move house in 2022 overwhelmingly chose low-tax red states over big-government blue states as their final destinations.

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