These Charts Look at Population Change and Net Domestic Migration

Stories during the pandemic showed that people were moving, but Census estimates show that really the trends were similar to previous years.

Two Years Into Pandemic, Domestic Migration Trends Shifted

While parts of the United States lost population through net domestic migration, this also means other parts gained. ... changes in net domestic ...

Charts of Note: Population & Migration - USDA ERS

Net domestic migration in rural areas jumped from near zero in 2019–20 to ... This chart appears in the ERS report Migration, Local Mobility, and the ...

More Counties Saw Population Gains in 2023 - U.S. Census Bureau

Components of Change. Domestic Migration. Sixty-two percent of counties, up from 60% in 2022, experienced positive net domestic migration in ...

Net domestic migration rate, nonmetropolitan counties, 2020–22

US map showing percent population change from net domestic migration in nonmetropolitan counties between 2020 and 2022.

Domestic Migration Data 2023 - Common Sense Institute

... population growth from net migration. However, since 2020, the state has witnessed profound changes in its demographic dynamics. Although ...

Net Migration Patterns for US Counties

Migration rates vary by age, race, and ethnicity and with local and national social and economic conditions over time. Nonetheless, individual counties' ...

Americans Moved to Low-Tax States in 2023 - Tax Foundation

While international migration contributed to population growth at the national level, interstate migration was the key driver of net population ...

Chart of the Week: The most recent population numbers in three charts

In 2023, net domestic outmigration was down to 1,509 (0.2 percent of the previous year's population). Despite this loss of people to other ...

State-to-State Migration Trends in the United States - Data Science

This blog post uses American Community Survey (ACS) migration flows data to look at net migration trends, as well as where people move from (in-migration) and ...

Population Growth in Most States Lags Long-Term Trends

In 2023, net migration (the ratio of newcomers to those leaving the state) accounted for a 0.34% increase in population and natural change (the ...

Population Growth - Our World in Data

On this page, you will find all of our data, charts, and writing on changes in population growth. This includes how populations are distributed worldwide.

Mass. Migration: An Analysis of Outmigration from Massachusetts ...

So, to understand better the changing population of Massachusetts, this brief looks ... graph below, presenting net domestic migration all ...

Migration Between States - The Policy Circle

The Tax Foundation shows state population changes here: These migration patterns continued to develop. Texas and Florida, two states that saw the biggest net ...

Key findings about U.S. immigrants - Pew Research Center

News Habits · Home Research Topics Immigration & Migration ... Growth of this population accelerated after Congress made changes to U.S. ...

Domestic in-migration is still strongest in the region's exurbs

And, while many counties in the region's core continued to experience population loss, D.C. experienced some growth. This could indicate that ...

Breaking Down Migration In and Out of Florida

Florida's recent historic levels of population growth are due to the exponential changes in overall net migration. However, when you break ...

United States Net Migration | Moody's Analytics - Economy.com

Net Migration for United States from U.S. Census Bureau (BOC) for the Population - State - Components of Change release. This page provides forecast and ...

A Semblance of Normality: Update on U.S. East Coast Population ...

... net migration in 2023 for these states as international inflows offset domestic outflows. ... Chart 4: The chart shows per capita net domestic ...

U.S. Immigrant Population and Share over Time, 1850-Present

This chart displays both the number of immigrants residing in the United States and their share of the total U.S. population over time.