migration
Data show that Minnesota’s net loss of residents since 2020 was worse than in 34 other states
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about “Blue states” which “are bad-policying themselves into electoral oblivion.” Minnesota, with its evenly split legislature, isn’t quite one of those states, but that isn’t to say we aren’t trying. When we look at…
Blue states are bad-policying themselves into electoral…
In February, the Tax Foundation’s Jared Walczak observed that not long ago, it was still possible to…
IRS data show that Minnesota lost $1.5 billion in…
Last week, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) belatedly released its migration data for 2022-2023.…
Minnesota sees positive net domestic migration for…
The Census Bureau released its estimates today for state and national populations in 2025.…
Young black Minnesotans are fleeing the state in search…
We at Center of the American Experiment have long noted Minnesota’s persistent loss of residents to…
A story of supply and demand
The economics of housing affordability The big buzzword in politics right now is “affordability.” Things aren’t affordable, the argument goes, or are becoming less so, and voters will reward the party which they see as most likely to make things more…
Massachusetts’ Changing Demographic Landscape | Pioneer…
This edition of Mapping Mass Migration features an analysis of recently released demographic…
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