How many Californians moved to your state? Californication!
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- How many Californians moved to your state? Californication!
Have you ever wanted to know how many Californias move to each state every year? Judging by the number of comments I get every single video I'm sure it is something a lot of people spend a lot of time thinking about.
Every state gets some Californians every single year. Iowa, Vermont, Colorado, Oregon, and Texas. No state escaped this migration.
How many did your state get?
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My condolences to those 9,000 Californians who moved to Jersey, I'll keep you in my prayers because no one moves here unless their life is falling apart.
LMAO!!!! Absolutely agree. Cannot wait to vacate NJ and leave all the pain and suffering behind. Whenever I ask people why they moved here, they usually have to stop and think about it for a minute.
The cost of living there in NJ is so bad, it would frighten even the richest people. I live in a small Indiana town. Cost of living is very low, taxes low, no riots, no protests, no BLM, no ANTIFA.
I’ve only been there once but I liked it! It’s very woodsy and has coastal towns, a great location close to so many interesting places. I heard the people were rude but I didn’t find that to be the case at all! Everyone was very friendly.
Born there, raised there. Moved out of there...too expensive, congested, but miss the restaurants...and the beach area...that's about it.
New Jersey - _" The Suicide💀State "_ 😥
Dude, I'm more concerned about New Yorkers moving to Florida. And though there is nothing wrong with this except for the fact that so many retirees already live there and this is making the housing cost go way up. Another problem with over populated areas in Florida is sink holes. As more water is pumped out that will become more of a problem. Not to mention what it will do to the ocean environment. I don’t live there it’s just concerning to me. For example, the building that collapsed last year.
Boca Raton has been S. NY for decades
These last 2 yrs have been horrible. I live on a tiny island on the Gulf and we are getting infested with them. Our quiet little beach town is filling up with obnoxious, rude, Liberals.
@@HulaShack1 Yes, I can relate. It was like a nightmare for me living there.
@@billschindler1381 It does not feel like Florida anymore. Kind of creepy.
@@HulaShack1 I visited Pensacola in 2019. My heart sank when I saw an airline billboard promoting nonstop service to NYC.
Im getting priced out of my own city in Texas. When Texas home builders advertise more in CA than in your own city, that's a problem.
HEY GUYS COME TO the Salton Sea California’s Largest Lake ....3
It's $1M plus for a 3 bedroom in LA right now. How bad is it in TX?
lmfao .. you don't even belong in the USA.
That's Texas capitalism for yah
They better not vote for the same crappy Communist policies after they move to Texas, thats all i ask
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States receiving Californians (from least to greatest amount):
49. Delaware.
48. North Dakota
47. West Virginia
46. Vermont
45. New Hampshire
44. Maine
43. South Dakota
42. Rhode Island
41. Nebraska
40. Alaska
39. Mississippi
38. Wyoming
37. Kentucky
36. Alabama
35. Connecticut
34. Louisiana
33. Kansas
32. Arkansas
31. Montana
30. Iowa
29. New Mexico
28. Minnesota
27. Wisconsin
26. Indiana
25. Oklahoma
24. South Carolina
23. Missouri
22. Michigan
21. New Jersey
20. Maryland
19. Hawaii
18. Massachusetts
17. Tennessee
16. Ohio
15. Pennsylvania
14. Illinois
13. Georgia
12. Virginia
11. Idaho
10. Utah
9. North Carolina
8. New York
7. Florida
6. Colorado
5. Oregon
4. Washington
3. Nevada
2. Arizona
1. Texas
How is Ohio 16th I live here & I have met zero people that moved from California to here.
@@thatrandomperson7719 Video mentioned that most of them probably moved to Columbus.
You left basically a third world country to come to Texas and screw it up. All I can say is welcome to Texas; now go back to where ever it is you came from.
Oregon was #1 for many years. Now, the people who say, "I love my state," are actually from California.
I live in North Dakota and have met two different families that moved here from California. These are the normal people who drive jacked up pickups and shoot guns from Northern California. They said it is southern California that has all the crazy liberal people.
Happen to see a Cali license plate today (...in Texas) sporting a "Come and Take it" bumper sticker. Very Encouraging
yes i agree. In fact 3 years ago I saw a FOXNEWS poll that indicated that 56% of those polled in a specific FOXNEWS poll that MOVED to TX from CA were conservative, and the other 44% that moved to TX from CA were Democrat voters. Therefore this means that most people (or at least more than half by many) that move to TX from CA, as well from other blue states like WA and OR are actually conservative and MOVE to TX from these blue states FOR that reason alone, They are sick of big government and greedy high taxing politicians that only use the people as an ATM machine rather than as Americans that have rights, constitutional rights at that. I myself was born and raised in CA and moved to MN at the age of 25 and always voted Republican and always will be conservative. MN is pretty much a red state now, don't let all the riots and BLM and ANTIFA presence and looting and protesting fool you, for its a very small group of people running around in Minneapolis with friendly media coverage. The people of MN including many of those in the Twin cities are now conservative and have walked away from the left. I know because i live here, and in 2012 when Obama was seeking reelection i saw nothing but Obama signs everywhere in the cities here in MN. But in 2020 and 2016 I hardly saw ANY Hillary Clinton signs and EVEN LESS Joe Biden signs. Many people i know in MN that voted for Obama and voted Democcrat for years are now conservative voters who have switched they're polticial registration officially. And they are not alone, MN is pretty damn red, especially when going up north. Northern MN is now extremely republican conservative. It used to be blue, but those days are now long and gone. There is hope ladies and gents.There is hope.
I heard a while back movers are being told to use stickers like that until they can get their license plates replaced so they don't have anything bad happen to their vehicles... I'd like to think its because they believe in that attitude but I'm not so sure.
John Stewart: Well if I lived there, guess I'd have a bumper sticker saying "We ain't givin' you SHIT!!"
So they CAN assimilate? Huh, Anthropologists will be curious about that.
That's one of the biggest things that others from red states don't understand. Most of the Californians that are moving to your area are conservative, for the most part. We are fleeing from the BS commie government. The big cities rule the state. Outside of that, the rest of the state generally votes red but there's not enough people in said areas to fight off against the cities were they are blue sheep. Electoral seats for each state should be a thing along with the national race.
The 940 people that moved to West Virginia really didn't mean to, they just took a Wrong Turn and will never be seen again. he he he
I hear that banjo a-twangin’
That's crazy that he says that about West Virginia. I hear about all the coal mines getting shut down and the people can't get their homes sold to be able to move for a job.
@@MyLifeThai371 Then you only listen to stupid people because it is not like that at all.
@@MyLifeThai371 I had relatives who worked the mines. They didn't have that problem and moved to North Carolina where the jobs were.
I'm a Californian and have contemplated a move and if I do it's not because I want to change it to be like CA. but because I want something much different than Calif.
childhood californian myself, with the same feelings :) been in Utah for the last 7 years (way before all this) and am building the rv with the seattle husband to move back at some point. Keep your chin up and don't let anyone tell you you don't deserve more than what's happening in SoCal :)
Former Cali here …… love my Virginia …….. usually not to red & not to blue …… we are financially responsible …… 4 seasons
Then vote red in a red state. And blue in a blue state.
I've heard the same from many Californians. Hope you find someplace to your liking.
@@organicgreenpeace6360 haha you're a Californian
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In my opinion only I believe it’s most likely older people and perhaps homesick people if they are younger that are moving out of California and probably younger people moving to California for the so called “action” and maybe jobs as well? Plus the good weather year ‘round and the beaches! 🤔
@@MrManfly, check the real estate prices in California. That is at least 90% of the problem here.
@@alanunderwoodsr8622 it sure would be for those who are older and want to retire and stretch their savings! I can see them leaving to get a bigger bang for the buck! Younger people will simply rent with a roomie. I know someone who moved to LA and did that. If you moved there for work and you’re buying then I hope your company is paying you enough to survive!! 😕
Housing prices in middle Tennessee have skyrocketed because new comers sold their homes in wealthy states, came here, paid full price, and paid $10k or more on top of that! The supply of affordable homes is pitiful.
TN native here. We are moving. People can have it if they want. Over the traffic and attitude of all the transplants who moved here to get wasted and go downtown every weekend.
Same here in East TN. The market is so competitive. You can’t find a house or apartment without an inflated price. My neighbors sold there house for 150 thousand more than they bought it for.
And I live in west TN. It's no different here. F*** liberals. They f*** up their own state then do the same wherever they move to.
at least a starter home didn't go from $190k to $400k in 2 years like in CO Springs. Dumb people moving in don't realize that this entire city is low wage and government jobs. Lose your remote gig and your f**
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A lot of Californians leaving the state are probably from somewhere else or they're 2nd generation. Many people I know were born and raised in the South, moved to California and then went back South due to family and more affordable housing.
One thing never discussed much in these types of forums is the sentiment that many native Californians share, by native I mean their families have been there at least 4-5 generations, is they feel their state was ruined by the huge numbers of people who moved to CA from elsewhere.
Some are angry because they see that people moved to CA to take advantage of higher welfare payments. Many feel the homeless problem was started by non Californians who moved there because of weather, dreams of the good life etc, who couldn't afford CA to begin with.
What a lot of people don't realize is how many Californians have been forced out of their towns, because of outsiders moving in and driving up housing costs. Just consider Silicon Valley, the Bay Area and coastal areas. Industry brought in non Californians to fill many high paying tech jobs. So a house that cost $50 k forty years ago is now selling for a million bucks.
Much of what drove housing costs up was the number of wealthy people buying second homes. They can rent them on Airbnb and make 3x the money vs renting to locals, which also contributed to homelessness.
This is an interesting perspective. So the same thing that is happening to us with all the California's moving in, happened to you guys. Lots of people moving in, clogging up the roads and driving up the price of everything, etc, made worse by all the rich people. We're seeing that problem here in Utah, with millionaires building McMansions up the mountainside and real estate investors grabbing up all the affordable housing. It sucks to the point I'm trying to figure out where I can bug out to.
@@howardsmith9342 all the best bug out places are experiencing the same thing. Heck, I'm to the point of checking out Ecuador before it becomes another Costa Rica
@@Cheesus4jesus I just watched a video about real estate in West Virginia. Decent sized houses, like 3 br, 1 ba, are going for under 100k, and the land is beautiful. Tempting.
@@howardsmith9342 I live in the South and even people here say, avoid West Virginia. No jobs, bad drug problems, horrible schools, polluted soil due to coal mining and they don't accept outsiders.
@@Cheesus4jesus Yeah, I hadn't started packing yet. I'm retired, so jobs aren't my problem anymore. I figured there must be a reason or two why things are so cheap there.
I’m from Delaware...surprised that many moved here. We are definitely a “pass through” state. Thanks!
Please, take the guy in the White House home with you.
True. But living there you know why.
Delaware is being built up like crazy every little farm is turning into new developments. No sales tax no income tax, reasonable housing market and low property taxes as well as moderate climate and beaches and being close to Philadelphia and kinda DC also.
To me, Delaware is just a $4 toll booth
The ratio of move-ins to move-outs seems more relevant than raw numbers, which are extremely dependent on states’ populations.
Absolutely!
The ratios are only relevant to those who understand statistics.
Hello Don how are you doing
All these numbers are trivially small,.
When I lived in Seattle, a lot of people were from CA. When I lived in a small town in Idaho: our handyman was from CA, the people across the street were from CA, and the people behind them were actually their neighbors from Sacramento. I knew more people from CA than from Idaho.
Originally FROM California? I doubt it.
Arizona is number 2? That doesn't surprise me, I'm a native of central Arizona, the Phoenix area to be exact and I've seen traffic increase tremendously on our streets and freeways in just the last 6-7 years.
Me too. And rent has skyrocketed just in the last 3 years. Some realtors said they know Californians can pay it that’s why. But what about the people who was here before 😤
I know alot of Californians that moved to Arizona.
@@floatpool8307 that’s sad 😞
native -- yea you are not native - native Americans are native to Arizona --
They need to give native Arizonans priority first when it comes to renting and owning but unfortunately it doesn't work that way. $$$
Your channel was one of a few I watched religiously to get to know other places in anticipation of my inevitable exit from CA. Thanks so much for all the info. I ended up moving to Ohio just about 2 months ago and am about to close on a house. Never would have been a possibility for me in CA. I miss my home city but nothing compares to buying a house for your family.
Dude, I absolutely love your creativity and your videos. You seem to have an endless amounts of "top 10's" Thanks for your work, cheers
To rent a Uhaul to go to Texas costs $5,700 but to move from Texas to California only costs $1,700 I hear,
Uhaul ppl do not want their truck left in Ca. I have asked them this question.
Nah. They have set prices.
Uhaul needs a proper smack upside the head for price gouging.
@@traviscriddle7743 No they don't. The original comment is true. Uhaul is priced by supply and demand. You think they want thousands of people moving to Texas and leaving their trucks there and nobody moving to California and have no trucks?
@@museluvr Wrong, it's all of the people disserting a sinking ship. UHaul literally has to bring empty trailers to California because more people are moving out, than are moving there. The real proof of more people moving out than in, is that California, for the first time in 150 Years, lost a congressional seat. As a native San Franciscan, who moved to Wyoming 14 years ago, due to the every increasing insanity, if you do move here, leave your liberal democrat polices there, you ruined that state, we don't want you to ruin this one also. I live in Cheyenne, the capitol, we still have antelope going down our streets, raccoons, skunks, deer, rabbits, and the occasional mountain lion, bear, moose, etc, comin into town to visit, and even people ridding their horses through the drive through at McDonald's and even a few dirt streets here. We love the western life here and want to keep it. Also, we can get across town in 30 minutes even during rush hour, although with the influx of Californians, it's starting to get worse.
A LOT OF PEOPLE IN CALI ORIGINALLY CAME FROM YOUR STATES!!! People never talk about the fact that these people are just going back home.
Makes sense
But only after being corrupted by the socialist lies
Not in Idaho! Those Californians decided they wanted to screw up a perfectly good Red State! Same in Wyoming and Montana. If they want Oregon and Washington, they will be just moving into other blue states messed up by liberal politics. Stay out of our red states! We DON'T WANY YOU HERE!
Everyone of them I have talked to here in Montana were born there. Some of the their parents were as well. Thankfully most of them are conservatives that wanted to enjoy their individual rights, especially 2A.
Thank you for saying this. I am from Cali and we always welcomed everyone. Transplants everywhere. In AZ I am hated for being from there. Like it was my choice. Would be if I had one however. :)
I was born in California. It has changed so much and not for the better. I may visit but I would never want to move back.
Stay where you are - thanks
Same here. I was born there too and I'm not planing on going back either...I'm next door in Nevada moving from New Hampshire before...
Same. I’ve lived in the Central Plains most of my life now, and I’m NOT going back to CA! Most of my relatives there have died now, so not a lot to go back for.
I'd live in California or New York in a heartbeat, if I could afford it. The rent on an apartment in either of those states is more than twice a house payment where I live.
My sentiments exactly. I visited SoCal last month after getting the heck out of there late last year. I wish I could move back there, but nope, with all the crap that's been going on there, I'm definitely staying where I am.
No surprise on Texas. Dallas, Plano, and Austin. Toyota families mostly, and State Farmers from Illinois(?). I see it mostly on the highways, where there has been a radical shift from "polite", to "get out of my way-you arent driving 20 miles over the speed limit." 😖
Interesting vid, Briggs. Thanks!
I remember working for Toyota as a trucker when we had the plant that Tesla is at.then word got out brand new plant being built in san Antonio..
I'm seeing that same shift in Montana. They may change the license plate, but their driving style is a dead give away. I left California 30 years ago after seeing the "writing on the wall." I still have family there and have been through there enough to see the craziness of drivers. I thought Washington and Nevada drivers were bad, and then I got into the Bay area. Yikes! Lol. Winter is due soon so I'll be staying off the roads until out of staters realized 90 mph and icy roads are a bad combination!
Oregonians hated Californians moving in before it was cool.
I moved to Wyoming this year (from eastern Washington) and most people have been quite friendly.
Love Wyoming...... except for Rep. Cheney. She's a traitor.
@@doctorartphd6463 she has some sense of morals if that's a traitor in your mind then you have been brainwashed.
That sounds like an invitation to this Californian, I'm going to check it out.
@@adameberly7949 WTF ? Cheney is an opportunistic, a self-serving RINO. PLEASE, do the world a favor, stay in Californication.
Just moved to WY..it's wonderful. Not from CA though.
Great video! Looking forward to one for 2020 and 2021!
I'm a second generation Californian, but I ran screaming from the place 15 years ago! Some Californians move out, but some feel pushed out by the invasion of interlopers. Th California in the 70's and 80's was magical place! Gone forever :>(
Yes the 70's and 80's were a fun time in Cali; I loved how in an hour drive I could be in the snowy mountains, or hanging out on the beach or head for sunny Palm Springs. Always a keggar party or huge concert to go to. Disneyland, Knotts Berry Farm, Sea World were fun too. But now I hate to go there because of the crime and traffic.
@@sunshineinarizona1726 I'm sure it has nothing to do with your age now lol
Rose-tinted glasses create rose-tinted memories. Who are the actual interlopers?
I was stationed in San Diego in the late 80s. It was overcrowded and overpriced then. Don't lie to yourself.
@@tmgreenweenie the Bay Area was a dream, in the 60’s and 70’s.
Wow, a huge spread between 49 and 1. 161 to 82,235 is an insane difference. Seems like the northeast states don't attract a lot for California. I really enjoyed this for some reason. I was guessing that a state boarding California would get the highest amount strictly because of proximity. I wasn't right about that, but all the bordering states were very high on the list. Thanks very fun and informative video!
californians lives revolve around sunny weather. NE doesn't have it. the only reason for them to go there is politics
Love your channel. Fellow Oregonian here.
Thanks to Briggs for once again giving me info I didn’t know I needed.
Side note; surprised Alabama (my home state) has made the list yet...
I moved from Wyoming to California (Napa) 4 months ago.....and this State is just gorgeous.
Been to several places already....Pismo, Solvang, SJ, SF, SAC, Davis, the mountains, etc...all incredibly beautiful.
Yes....a little higher cost of living.....but I can see why.
The weather is priceless.
Napa is a nice place to live.
@@Bigjizay
I was afraid to move to CA because of all the horror you see on social media trashing CA.
It has not been that nightmarish at all.
My last trip down to Pismo was as rural as my drives in Wyoming.
My complaint with the state is mostly political. In terms of natural resources and beauty; it is an amazing place.
@@WriterandPhotographer
I see that is the concern of many.
Personally, I have lived in extreme red, and extreme blue States.
Zero concerns, because I don't pay attention to the clown show.
Davis, San Jose, Sacramento... beautiful? Wtf
I have always lived in California. There is a ton of stuff to do, diversity and nature ( including nice weather). There are lots of positive reasons to live here. But with that said don’t move here. It’s extremely expensive and unforgiving. You need to be educated with experience and a strong skill set to get a decent job. Without it you will struggle it is expensive here plain and simple and LA proper will chew you up. I think when people call it the Golden State what they should mean is you have to have gold to live in the state.
Great description and warning. 😆
Yep! That's why I moved out of California. I'm not coming back unless I'm visiting family and friends. You have to be filthy rich to live there permanently or be willing to take up a job (particularly a STEM job) that you may not love because that's pretty much the only way you can afford the California lifestyle.
As a resident for decades, I agree. Being less than very very solidly middle class is a huge grind in California. High crime, high pollution, dirty streets, big racial and gang problems, sky-high insurance and utility rates, insane traffic, long rides to work, sky-high housing prices, tons of very snooty people -- it's a place to get your degree and get established, then get out.
@@dingfeldersmurfalot4560 you know you can move to rural CA? We don’t have those problems out here just no work. Air is clean not to much crime cheap food and drink nice people.
@@dingfeldersmurfalot4560 You got that right-sky-high prices, insane traffic, and especially snooty people!
Great job, as always, Briggs.
Vermont used to be known as a very conservative state. Even old Hollywood movies referenced it as a conservative vacation spot. Jon Voight speaks about this in his interview with Ben Shapiro. Boy how times have changed
Times have always change throughout the course of history. Nothing ever stays the same.
Yes, I had to move because California drove the prices up so high and we were never able to Take Back Vermont. California destroyed Vermont.
You sure you're not thinking of New Hampshire? Vermont was electing Bernie to the House 30 years ago.
@@michaelsmith5769 no in the interview with Jon Voight he mentioned Vermont. But you have to go back further than 30 years. You have to go back 60+ years during the old Hollywood times of the 50s.
@@MichelleNovalee Fair enough. My in-laws are from NH, and although the state has trended left in recent elections, it's still a conservative hub compared to the rest of New England.
Side note: Wisconsin was the most welcoming hospitable and friendly place I think I’ve ever been. Been to every Midwestern state
I live in Wisconsin. Depends where you go. The southern part of wi is ghetto, really anywhere near a city is ghetto. The northern part of wi aka northwoods is very pretty but people are judgemental of people of color.
@@adarkgothicforest8508 Hey now watch your self bud.. I'm from Southern Wi, Janesville.. I live in Oregon now tho lol.
@@Killswitch1411 so you went from a shithole to the biggest shithole? Lol, well I guess Oregon is nice if you're far far away from Portland
@@adarkgothicforest8508 I live in Indiana
@@cardriver1588 cool. I'm moving to maine
Interesting 🤔
I would love to see a comparison of 2019 vs post pandemic numbers. Thanks 😊
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You're the best!
I live in southwest Missouri and the past 10 years, there has been a tidal wave coming from California to this area. Places in northeast Oklahoma that used to be unhabited, is filled with houses and they are from California as well.
I was born and raised in L.A and moved to Pennsylvania but I love it I do go back home often but I really enjoy Pennsylvania
So now you’re A pencilvanian?
Good choice! It's beautiful.
20:25 My neighbor actually moved from Cali to retire here. He used to work for an infamous power company you might have heard of. He bought a two bedroom house that most people that live here would have said was WAY over priced. He told me it was cheaper than his home in Cali.
Exactly what happened in Oregon. And now Portland's and other areas' home prices are through the roof.
I can't wait to see your video of how many Californians moved to Texas in 2020 and 2021. I think we will see some big numbers.
Thank you, Briggs.
It will be interesting to see how 2020 numbers come out. Also, of the people that moved to CA, how many left after a few months. Enjoyed the video.
I'm going to have to look into leaving Texas. 🥺
The influx of money from California has really messed up the economy for native Texans.
We're native Texans & want to move home now that we're retired. But it's too damn expensive. Our families are paying outrageous property taxes. They need a Prop 13 in TX to limit the property tax increases.
@@janeforever I purchased my retirement home in 2014. I was lucky. But the property tax has doubled since then. My son has been saving up to buy his first home. He was planning to buy this year but now has been priced out of the market.
@lili shyta They have been moving to Texas for years. Yes, they have and are messing up Texas.
@lili shyta Well its not just Californians. Everyone in General is messing up the housing market. When ppl move there, prices increase due to supply and demand. The same thing is happening here in Atlanta too. Its just not as extreme
@@akah7187 Well maybe u guys should push ur local government to lower property taxes. But this is because of supply and demand.
I was surprised to see Ohio in the top 20 with a net positive migration from California. I'm from Ohio originally, lived in California for a few years and recently moved back to Ohio in 2020. I figured I was in a vast minority. While I kind of regret moving back to Ohio, I definitely don't regret leaving California.
Good place for them...OH, IL, TX,NY, NJ,NM,AZ...👌
hey, been a subscriber from sometime now, love the shows! i just wanted to chime and and say that a lot of the people "moving" to South Dakota might actually just be changing their residence as a technicality for registration of an RV. Sounds a little weird but i did the RV thing for a little bit and i found out from other RVers that a lot of nomads us an address in SD to register their motorhomes as a way of taking advantage of the states lenient tax policies.
Correct, good point.
I have a friend in Philly who does that. lol!
It’s interesting to see my state of Connecticut receiving that many Californians. Please do a video of how many New Yorkers all fifty states received ever since the pandemic started.
Florida has been receiving New Yorkers for years.
@@meadster308 I know and I cannot imagine what that number is today.
Hello fellow nutmegger!
Please do a video of all of the people that moved to California from these states earlier. I was born in California. I am a second generation Californian. My roots go back to 1932. I can't move home because all of these people from these states moved to my home and I can't live in my home any longer. So stop complaining. I am from California. I will probably move to Texas. I would much rather live at home, but I can't because of all of the Texans that moved to California decades ago. I say tough. I can't move home, which I want to do. I can't get what I want, so I have no sympathy that they can't get what they want.
@@markdalbey why are you asking me to do a video on this? Briggs is the one making all the videos.
I've lived in New York City my whole life but I don't think of myself as a New Yorker and I hate it here. I can't wait to go far away and never come back. Californians can come here.
I feel exactly the same way about Los Angeles, and I was born here. Other parts of the state are beautiful and nice places to live, just stay away from LA and bring a boatload of cash. Very expensive to live here.
I just moved away from New York on Long Island about 30 mins from queens and I miss it a lot but I don’t. Definitely worth the move
@@johnfanelli7252 Welcome! It's definitely better on Long Island because we don't have to deal with Deblasio but we still have to put up with Cuomo.
@@nickd2296 I’m not even talking about politics idc, it’s how expensive it is I mean a gallon of milk is five dollars like come on it’s a little much
@@johnfanelli7252 In NYC or Long Island?
Thanks for this video! Could you go ahead and do the 2020 figures though? Some of us want to know which states they are turning toward now that things have changed so much.
Loved the view of Palma de Mallorca, Spain, as a step-in for Hawaii
Next video could be the amount of Californians moved on the main Texan cities like Austin, Houston and wherever those Californians moved in tx. Thank you for such a very entertaining material you make 🙏🏻
Arizona here - two families on our street have moved here in the last year. They are coming in droves!😳
I owned a bunch of land in Colorado that I was going to build on but I saw the writing on the wall about 10 years ago. Beautiful state but it’s taking up Ca’s politics. I sold 132 back then.
It's a good thing you sold 10 years ago. If you had waited until now to sell you'd probably have a huge tax bill for the additional money you'd have gotten for the land.
Although I was only 3~4 years old, my mother and her parents brought us kids from Colorado to CA. I totally resent them for that even though I know very little of Colorado. It’s a gut feeling I have. (Biological father stayed in CO, my DNA is predominantly his side).
HEY GUYS COME TO the Salton Sea California’s Largest Lake ....3
Colorado turn into a junkies state! Legal drugs to destory the mind of young people! No it doesn't heal anything! Because it wasn't from DOCTOR PRESCRIBED!
This would be a very interesting video to make for 2020 post Covid! I bet numbers are very different
Texas!!! Pissed off and angry about it and I promise you on my life Texas will be expensive just like California!!💯💯💯
Yep Texas will be California soon but people from other states don’t care they’ll just move again
@Noel NoelAlot of Native Texans moved out here. Texas is a shithole.
stay tf out of Colorado, lol
I think the problem with Californians is when they move somewhere and try to change it or complain that it's not how they do things in California. This is the same problem some Texans have when they move. And, it is also the problem many countries have with US citizens who visit or move in.
What did you expect. Californians don't move a variety of states due to cultural/intellectual/social superiority. They move to those states because they're cheap.
@@casualsuede I don't think the majority of people move to any state for cultural/intellectual/social superiority. Everyone just wants the American Dream of a nice house, a dog, and a picket fence. Pretty sure that's why most people move, for affordable living.
LOL, foot in mouth. I think you just described any person or group of people who move from one area to another genius. Or you just refuse to assimilate and keep to yourself, which is also commonly done. People develop customs, habits, beliefs, and yes, many are naive and have misconceptions when doing things. Welcome to Earth, nice to have you with us
Most problems with California are caused by the politicians and the policies out of Sacramento. The coastline is one of the most beautiful parts of the entire country and the lifestyle near the water is wonderful. (I am wearing an old La Jolla tee-shirt as I write). Yet, the Californians who have moved to my area have all brought that failing ideology with them. Why?
@@chrisv6195 Nope. Growing up, my family lived in several different countries. We adapted to the cultural norms in those countries and generally got along with the people rather well because of that.
About 80,000 Californians moved to my state Texas. Many of them moved to Dallas and Austin
@Paul McGhee Leaving Florida I get it. Used to be affordable, fun, and conservative. Now pretty much sucks, unless you're rich or are on section 8
@Paul McGhee South of El.Paso is Mexico.
Does moving from California back to your home state “Texas” count? Just curious
@Paul McGhee You sound like a very silly person. So you're a good guy because you come from a "red state?" This is why we need to get rid of the electoral college. It's pitting Americans against each other.
Texas steals California grown companies with tax breaks, but the companies take their employees with them. And their family, cousins. Neighbors. Thats why tech is big in Austin, the more liberal of cities Texas is stealing from NY and Illinois, too. Blame your governor and elected people. You think taking the companies has no consequences?
Thank you for the Great Shirt!
I live in Bend, OR and in the last few years I have seen a rise in Texas, New York, & Colorado plates.
I left CA 25 years ago when I married someone in the military. I could not afford to move back if I wanted, which I don’t. Unless I had enough money to live in one of the many incredible coastal towns.
That sounds just like a friend of mine. Hey wait, is this you Lisa?
I live in Santa Barbara, my rent is 1000 a month utilities included. I have an upstairs and downstairs and can play drums and guitar loud all day. Cheaper than my home state of PA. Pure dumb luck.
Houses on the coast would have been $300,000 25years ago. If you bought then, it would sell for $1 or 2 million today. You would be super rich .
@@noyopacific no. 🙂
@@zyxwfish that is unbelievable! I heard of a story where someone was renting a shed in someone’s back yard in San Diego for $2K a month! Enjoy beautiful Santa Barbara!
Im born and raised in California and im one of the few that is NOT a Liberal i am very conservative and would love to move to Tennessee, so maybe one day
Regardless of your political affiliation, people from California are causing our cost of living to soar! Stay away
@Boa Sky Yeah you people who voted for Biden are waaay smarter! (haha)
@DayStar38 With your spelling and grammar, we will avoid your state... *here
We moved to the south from California six years ago. Best thing we ever did. My kids are being raised in a normal environment.
@Broken Tower When Ca was red it was growing and housing was cheap!
Now since you liberals have taken over most of the government here it SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!
LOL Briggs you hilarious. Watch grass grow, paint dry, and picking lint from bellybutton!
I live in California, Orange County to be exact and it’s so expensive here! I have contemplated moving to Oregon, Washington, Arizona, Montana..pretty much anywhere else lol
I live in North Carolina and I would say about 50% of the people who call me looking to relocate are from California.
Noooooooo!!! Tell them NO!
Leaving CA. Met a realtor in Lake Norman who said 75% of her business last year were Californians moving in. 😳
Don’t worry, y’all. We’re not invaders, we’re reinforcements! Stay red!
Try being a born Native or Cali. We have more people that moved in from N. Carolina and other states. It now about only 95% of all people from Cali. Are from other States!
@@prophetseven728 North Carolina is basically going to be like Florida. Transplants take over and push the locals who’s family have been here since the 1800s into the worst parts of the state.
@@mikebobson2768 I feel your pain. Happened here in Cali. Too. LA exploded by Millions of Transplants. We gotten our share of North Carolina's too!
Some of those people moving to California are Californians moving back & forth.
Yeah, I've moved in and out of the state several times 🤣
It also doesn’t take into account, Californians who moved back in 2013, and have now moved to a new a state, like some people move almost yearly, but have spent the majority of their life in California
Lets hope so.. :)
Unless you have lots of money...once you move out you can't afford to go back! Lived there all my life...housing is rediculous!
@@debbierushing723 yeah... I share a house with multiple people. It's not bad if you find like minded others and are flexible and easy going. I don't make a lot of money but I would say I have a quality life. people spend a lot of money to vacation here. I just hold a regular job and then live the beach life 😎
My parents migrated from the south. I love Cali. Will be here holding onto the last tree. 🤣😂🤣😂 Don't know where else to go.
2020/ 2021 changed NYC and many other cities... would love to see an updated video...
As a Cali Native I can say it was a great place to be from...But there is nothing for me that would make it worth living there now.
Very insightful video Mr.Briggs!, I was curious to know how many Californians moved to Virginia I figured we would be in the 20’s but I didn’t expect it to be as high in terms of where we ranked on the list. I reckon most of the Californians that moved to Virginia live in and around the D.C. metro or maybe even the capital Richmond and the metro area, any who take care of yourself Briggs!.
Lots of military and government jobs in VA
Thinking of moving?? May I suggest binging on Briggs as to increase your success in achieving a happier life!!! Visit with neighbors before buying a home too!!!
Our friends moved to CA a few years ago. Both worked 2 jobs each and struggled to make ends meet. They're moving back to AZ next month.
Dang a 21 min video from briggs? that's a lot of Cali folk
maybe because he covered all 50 states 🤔
If they have a chance no one from California moves to Illinois. In fact, no one from anywhere moves to Illinois
My girlfriend moved here to the U of I from CA back in 2009, a former manager told me last month he was moving with his GF to California. The last thing I said to him was RIP.
I moved to Chicago a few years ago and moved back to where I was from a few months later haha.
Gang members move to Illinois! Got to find someone to shoot
Illinois is great bois. Chicago in the north gives a bad name to everywhere else, southern and middle state is gorgeous and has relatively nice people and cool things to do. I gotta leave az because of these californians man, I cant even drive on the I17 because of them.
you mean the bean doesn't bring in people?
I love how this Chanel puts down California. Even if he’s making his money from a California company TH-cam 🤭 keep it up 👍🏻
I grew up in southern California (born in the midwest). I'd move to northern California in a heartbeat if the laws and taxes weren't so ridiculous. I love the state, but politicians have ruined it.
I'm pretty sure people in other states wouldn't be as pissed off if people weren't coming in from Cali and driving up the cost of everything. In Oregon people are offering as much as $200k over asking just to get a house. I won't be surprised if the bubble bursts and a lot of transplants lose big.
I'm from So. Cal, born and raised, and I want to move out of my state. Not to change another state but to get to a state that CA used to be like (center-right). Yes, CA used to be a strong conservative state until the mid 1990's.
Yep you are right
True, CA used to be a very centrist state. That changed when the republican party was overtaken by evangelicals, warmongers and nutjobs.
@@chrisv9186 As a writer and researcher, I can tell you that the "Evangelicals" of which you speak are responsible for starting most of the organizations in the country that feed the poor and homeless, built most of the hospitals that treat people who can't pay for emergency care and build irrigation systems and medical clinics in poor countries. Most conservatives I know don't like "warmongers" at all. You will notice that Trump never got us into a conflict in four years. Not sure how the Republicans are "nutjobs." I leave that description for the people burning down small businesses, assaulting people on the streets and looting. (and those are not Republicans)
@@WriterandPhotographer These are all tired MAGA talking points. Trump didn't start any new wars but he continued and even expanded upon existing wars (read up on AFRICOM). And he very clearly wanted to start a war with Iran but they thankfully didn't take the bait.
@@chrisv9186 I can assure you as a respected researcher that I don't need any "MAGA talking points." It is the leftwing media that creates the real talking points and popular narratives that people with no ability at critical thinking continue to be spoon fed. Also noticed that your account is just a fake account so guess you are just one of those Russian bots.
I lived in Coeurd'alene for many years I can see why Idaho would attract people from California it's quiet and people don't really bother you.
Plus its safe.half of the LAPD retire there.
My friend and her husband recently moved out there.
And like all of Idaho except for Boise, it's going further to the right. Coeur d'Alene is beautiful. The only issue that I have with it is the traffic, which is why I'm planning on living way further north.
I am a Californian unfortunately and in the next year I will be moving to West Virginia. I am originally from there and moved with my family when I was 6 to California. Now that I am 42 and have 2 kids and a grand baby it’s time for me to go back home. The quality of life is terrible in California and everything is soooooo expensive and our government is a joke. Can’t wait to get out of this place.
I hope you’re Republican
@@dante5622 I thought I was a Republican because I am a huge Trump supporter but for the way the people of his own party sold him out in the Senate and let the rigged election stand I am an Independent now. Definitely not a Demonrat or a liberal. Hope Trump runs again in 2024 we need him badly!
You are originally from Zimbabwe
Can’t wait to have you back❤️
@@deniseervin6947 As a big Trump supporter I am, he will not get my vote in 2024. Trump made too many enemies within his own party. Republicans need to vote for Ron DeSantis 2024.
Wonderful info! Appreciate it! But it should has been how many states that moved to CA😅
I’ll never understand why they move to Idaho. I’ve lived here my whole life and every time I go somewhere else I think about escaping lmao
A friend from school moved to Iowa from CA over 40 years ago and is still there. He was and still is a hardcore environmental activist. I think he believed that Idaho could use his "help." I'd guess he would have to be one of the original, dreaded Californicators.
@@noyopacific dreaded by most of the locals, sadly. I’m a local who loves the growth, there are actual things to do in Boise now. Sadly the growth is pricing out most of the locals too so it’s a catch 22. I love that your friend is an environmentalist in Idaho, I wish there were more here to stop our governor from tearing up mountains for a literal gold mine!
@@noyopacific Iowa?
That's an interesting perspective to hear. I also feel that way about people who moved to california. Why did they move here when it's so much more expensive than where they're coming from? I mean sure there are a lot of high-paying jobs but nowadays you don't actually have to be in California to get those jobs.
My oldest brother and his wife and son moved to Idaho about 5 or 6 years ago and their life really got so much better since they moved there as $15 an hour was enough for my brother just for them to buy a house in 2 years while over here $15 an hour is just barely enough to get by. The reason Californians moved to Idaho primarily is because it's way more affordable although I'm sorry to say I'm aware that the cost of living is now going up in Idaho as a result.
Another reason California has moved to Idaho I've heard is actually because Republican votes just don't matter in California and there are Republican strongholds in California like Anaheim or the Central Valley or some parts even more north than what you would normally consider Northern California. So actually the majority of people from California who moved to Idaho are Republicans who feel like their vote just doesn't count.
Buying a house in Boise was pocket change for many of them. I believe a lot of them retired there.
I moved from the Yosemite area to Maine to help my elderly parents. Thank god I did, had I stayed, I would have been unemployed.
Both beautiful places!!
I lived in Mariposa County for 15 years (high school through my 20s). Worked in Yosemite for seven years too. I loved it - wish I could move back to that area.
@@jeffmorse645 If you do, just be aware that housing is in very short supply.
We have room to expand in Texas but being at the top of this list is definitely something we are not proud of. Tell the skinny jeans nation to go home.
LOL! Bruh skinny jeans are so last year now is short baggy jeans up to your ankle. That aside all those hipsters wanna be liberals come from other states trying to be Models, bloggers, actors, entrepreneurs, IG famous, producers and TH-camrs. So it's your turn to take the hipsters since we did already.
Turn tx blue!
@@user-ii3vn8tn3q You mean by turning texas Blue you mean a welfare state crap and needles it would be just like a California Junior.
@@user-ii3vn8tn3q You do realize that by spreading yourselves out, California will eventually turn red again?
@@MikeJAk49 Actually all the top recipients of welfare are red states sir
And that's why people say, "Don't California my Texas!" The governor reminded the transplants last fall that they fled their state for a reason and shouldn't vote for the CA policies in TX.
Yup, they are screwing up colorado, so I moved to Texas to be near family, now they are moving into Texas driving up home prices here.
Which won't matter. They will continue in their same patterns and their former states will turn around and their new states will become trash
@@somewherestuckinl.a.3239 Sounds like Rhode Island, without the wildfires. This is a one-party state (democrat) of course, where the stupid voters turned it into the unlivable mess it is. The smart ones that voted against all that are leaving. The good states should put a sign up that says "Stupid Voters Not Welcome"
It would be interesting to know how meany of the moves are “military moves”.
Pretty much everyone works for the military in one way or another.
I’m one of those military moves, going from California to Florida via the Navy back in 1984 and I never left.
A lot of military related personnel move from CA to “back home”. I know two Air Force families just recently left CA to Arkansas. Another a few years ago to Tennessee...
They probably don’t count ... unless you change your home of record. When military personnel move they move on orders and don’t really count as residents of their new home. But I could be wrong on this .
Many wives change their home of record with every PCS. Plus, moving from Virginia to California (San Diego) and back again happens all the time! The Virginia numbers are extremely skewed!
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I am definitely feeling like that I see nothing but out of state tags in the last twenty years and yes that is a long time it's just not slowing down. I believe that we will be on the list we should be high up there too makes me want to move out. LoL 😂😱 I was planning on it anyway hopefully sooner rather than later. Thanks for the statistics God bless 🙏
Almost First, It’s gonna be a great Video!!!!
I was Looking in the comment section
10:20 A lot of Californians have roots in OK, just two or three generations back.
Hawaii - where you go if you have money and think the weather in California sucks.
My roots are in California. Not only was I born there, my mother was born there in 1932. I now live in Vegas. It is hell on earth. I would like to move home, but can't, because all of these out of work out of staters moved to California in the 70s and 80s. They are perfectly free to move to the states they are from, so I can move home!
i’m in california, i know an ungodly amount of people who’re from oklahoma lol
When the Oakies left Oklahoma and moved to California, it raised the I.Q. of both states.
Will Rogers
Apparently he never had to read "The Grapes of Wrath" in Jr. High School English class.
I’ve got the beaches 🏖 , mountains, perfect weather and the best wine 🍷 in the world - yes I LOVE California !!!!
I would really like to see an updated video on 2020 and/or 2021 stats.. many Californians who are leaving state that the pandemic was the straw that broke the camels back, motivating them to pull the trigger and relocate. I’m sure the numbers have increased since 2019, maybe even dramatically.
Hey, Briggs, another great video. But, there are about 200 colleges and universities in and around Boston, so have you taken that into consideration for moving in and out? College and university movements might be a good topic to consider on its own
Two things caused me to chuckle - On Michigan, I worked in the service industry and heard Californian guests remark "We didn't even know this place existed"
Secondly, the 38,000 folks leaving TX for CA - the county I live in has 25,000 ppl, that'd be like my whole county moving - wow
What part of Michigan?
West Va, theme from Deliverance start playing, you run!!!
My neighbors moved from Wisconsin to here in California. They love it here!
The sportsman's paradise of Louisiana refers to outdoor activities, such as hunting and fishing, not football or baseball etc.
My kid brother recently moved here to Texas from CA.
Hey Briggs,
Can you make a video about the most/least covid restrictive states?
Tennessee here; we get an influx from every state. Wait you're using 2019 stats, I'll be holding my breath for 2020-21 stats.
Born and raised in Cali but moved out to the desert over 30 years ago. Most of my neighbors are from California too. No bumper to bumper traffic where I live.
yup..agree...born and raised in CA moved here a few months ago and love it.....
I’m surprised at the numbers of people moving to CA! Why?! Weather? I moved to NC in late 2019. We’ve been hearing about loss of population in CA and surprised this list doesn’t show more. Good job! 👏👏👏
Anyone moving to CA for the weather has not checked the news in the last decade. Lakes drying up due to drought, wildfires eating up whole towns, and 115 on the regular. When I moved from CA to the midwest in 2016 it was 116 degrees in town and 106 degrees an hour into the mountains on the first leg of the drive. Good luck with that heat, y'all.
Ah, the people from NY more then make up for them . "If I hear that is not he way we do it in NY " I am going to say Go the frack back then.. I am so glad I am retired.
Interesting!
I left California 30 years ago when our little town of 22,000 exploded to over 100,000 in less than 5 years. There were driveway shootings, an increase in rapes and murders. We were just starting our family and didn't feel safe walking down the street after dark. We moved to Montana and got the cold shoulder because of where we were from. Got over it and am a Montanan now. Our valley grew by 75,000 this past year and we are seeing the results. We started getting more graffiti, homelessness is growing, traffic is ridiculous. The 2 lane highway 93 runs all the way through to Canada, only spreading out in a few areas. It's like LA at rush hour in the Summer. I'm seeing the change into Washington state and Northern Idaho, which is probably even worse but are able to keep up with the growth better. I hadn't been there in over a year due to Covid, but I couldn't believe the number of new neighborhoods, almost exclusively apartments and condos, along the drive. How can so many be leaving California and it doesn't seem to make a dent in the population?
A lot. I'm one of them. I moved from California to Texas, but it was 15 years ago so I'm a Texan now, and I didn't bring my blue with me. I ran from it. I do hate that friendly Texas is not so friendly to Californians, at least not here in weird Austin.
Thank you for loving Texas for what it is and not bringing the Cali mindset with you💜
Nope, you’re still a Californian. You can’t become a Texan once you live in California.
@@lovenothate Yeah you're overruled.
You said you didn't bring your "blue" with you yet you moved to one of the most liberals cities in America.😂Also, you're not a Texan.
@@chrisv9186 Yes, I moved here because that's where my job is. Also, not everybody in this city is a liberal whack job. Also, you soil the reputation of Texas being friendly.