Since 2020, New York and California have lost the most people to other states

From July 2020 to July 2025, New York lost 52 people per 1,000 residents to moves between states and California 41 per 1,000, the most of any state. South Carolina and Idaho each gained about 71 per 1,000, the most of any state. In raw numbers, California lost a net 1.63 million people to other states and New York 1.05 million, while Florida gained 829,000 and Texas 760,000. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2025 population estimates.

fipsnet_domestic_migrationper_1000stateusps
4536427271South CarolinaSC
1613097270.8IdahoID
305679552.2MontanaMT
105097751.4DelawareDE
3746813344.8North CarolinaNC
235497740.3MaineME
4727799940.1TennesseeTN
1282868638.4FloridaFL
0425276235.2ArizonaAZ
328571827.5NevadaNV
058102026.9ArkansasAR
0113159826.1AlabamaAL
4010339626.1OklahomaOK
4876023326TexasTX
462295925.9South DakotaSD
333496225.4New HampshireNH
1322126520.6GeorgiaGA
495024115.3UtahUT
56825514.3WyomingWY
54173499.7West VirginiaWV
29574549.3MissouriMO
5054378.5VermontVT
21347897.7KentuckyKY
18403335.9IndianaIN
08105281.8ColoradoCO
5596001.6WisconsinWI
41-6154-1.5OregonOR
09-6711-1.9ConnecticutCT
39-27732-2.4OhioOH
19-8906-2.8IowaIA
53-24858-3.2WashingtonWA
51-29143-3.4VirginiaVA
42-50746-3.9PennsylvaniaPA
35-11258-5.3New MexicoNM
26-60803-6MichiganMI
27-35757-6.3MinnesotaMN
31-13330-6.8NebraskaNE
28-20786-7MississippiMS
38-5603-7.2North DakotaND
20-22373-7.6KansasKS
44-9756-8.9Rhode IslandRI
25-145282-20.8MassachusettsMA
24-129734-21MarylandMD
34-211131-22.8New JerseyNJ
11-18507-27.6District of ColumbiaDC
22-138644-29.8LouisianaLA
02-22573-30.8AlaskaAK
17-431149-33.7IllinoisIL
15-54537-37.6HawaiiHI
06-1629468-41.2CaliforniaCA
36-1045769-52New YorkNY