Who wants to leave California? Young voters can’t afford housing, and conservatives feel alienated

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https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2019-09-27/who-wants-to-leave-california-berkeley-igs-poll

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Should not nancy be concerned ?

[spurraider21]

its the highest populated state in the US, so plenty of people want to live there. more people want want to live in california than any other state

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Did you read article ?

[DarrinS]

its the highest populated state in the US, so plenty of people want to live there. more people want want to live in california than any other state


You left

[DarrinS]

I left in 89. It was too expensive, even back then.

[clambake]

aren't you guys glad you don't have to deal with cali?

[spurraider21]

You left
yes, i did. not out of preference. i'll be back in ~4 years

actually currently back in cali for the week

[vy65]

yes, i did. not out of preference. i'll be back in ~4 years

actually currently back in cali for the week

Wait what? Where’d you go?

[spurraider21]

Wait what? Where’d you go?
wife started UVA med, so we're in charlottesville

i took the virginia bar on july 30/31, results come in in october. though i kept my old job as they offered to allow me to work remotely while keeping full salary, so i dont really need the VA license at this time

[vy65]

wife started UVA med, so we're in charlottesville

i took the virginia bar on july 30/31, results come in in october. though i kept my old job as they offered to allow me to work remotely while keeping full salary, so i dont really need the VA license at this time

My best friend from high school went to UVA law and practices in DC. He loves it there. Something to consider - especially if you want to eventually get into something that touches politics.

[spurraider21]

My best friend from high school went to UVA law and practices in DC. He loves it there. Something to consider - especially if you want to eventually get into something that touches politics.
yeah it's come up. and i loved DC when i visited there for ~10 days. but tbh i still think we belong in LA. too much fam and lifelong friends. plus the weather, lack of serious storm concerns. occasional EQ

[boutons_deux]

My best friend from high school went to UVA law and practices in DC. He loves it there. Something to consider - especially if you want to eventually get into something that touches politics.

DC is the 10th most expensive US city, and all around DC the housing is very expensive, eg, Arlington

Even Austin has lost its appeal as a low housing cost city.

[CosmicCowboy]

I love to visit California but would hate to live there. San Diego/ Ocean Beach, LA, San Francisco, the wine country, etc. All are great to visit. But high income taxes, $5 gas, ridiculous housing prices...damn. my son lives in a 40 year old 2000sf 3/2/2 in Culver City (LA) with a super small yard that is freaking 1.5 million. Blows my mind.

[tenbeersbold]

its the highest populated state in the US, so plenty of people want to live there. more people want want to live in california than any other state
California has a high foreign immigrant population boom going
Actual US citizens on the other hand have been deserting Cali far more than have been moving in.

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California’s net outmigration has been ongoing for two-decades-plus. Yet the state’s population continues to grow: By this count, up 108,301 in 2016 — or 0.3 percent — to 38.8 million.
How? Primarily through foreign immigration — 332,197 new residents from other lands in 2016 — and more births than deaths. California’s population-growth challenge — and some folks think we’re crowded enough — is that the state has become a hard sell to folks from elsewhere."


https://www.ocregister.com/2017/11/16/census-142932-more-people-left-california-than-moved-here-in-2016/

[DC23]

Only ultra rich and Dems should live in California.

[spurraider21]

California has a high foreign immigrant population boom going
Actual US citizens on the other hand have been deserting Cali far more than have been moving in.

"
California’s net outmigration has been ongoing for two-decades-plus. Yet the state’s population continues to grow: By this count, up 108,301 in 2016 — or 0.3 percent — to 38.8 million.
How? Primarily through foreign immigration — 332,197 new residents from other lands in 2016 — and more births than deaths. California’s population-growth challenge — and some folks think we’re crowded enough — is that the state has become a hard sell to folks from elsewhere."


https://www.ocregister.com/2017/11/16/census-142932-more-people-left-california-than-moved-here-in-2016/
only include US citizens

Cali is still the most populated state in the US

:lol

[CosmicCowboy]

Yeah, my son says NOBODY in LA mows their own yard because the lawn services with illegals are just too cheap.

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Surprised they allowed to mow lawns unless was an electric mower oh wait illegals can do anything