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Every decade, the U.S. Census provides updated population counts that directly impact the allocation of political representation. Following the 2030 Census, the fixed total of 435 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives will be redistributed among the 50 states through a process known as apportio… Read More

Despite a still-challenging housing market in 2025, people were still on the move last year, the latest report from U-Haul suggests. As it does every year, the truck rental and storage company has released its migration report, showing where its customers were taking their rented equipment. Read More

I lied. Back in 2023, I wrote that Part V would be the last segment in my series on blue-to-red tax migration (with Parts I-IV available here, here, here, and here). But I’ve decided to extend the series because here’s a must-share map showing how some states have lost – or… Read More

In the aftermath of an election where New Jersey chose to stay left and New York City opted to go farther left — and one year before the Empire State faces its own choice — the wonks at the free-market-advocacy group Unleash Prosperity are out with a study that exposes the… Read More

The nonpartisan group, SaveOnEnergy.com just compiled the latest electricity costs across the 50 states. High energy costs are very much like an extra tax that you pay for living in a particular state. Notice that eight of the 10 most expensive states are in blue states… Read More

The nonpartisan group, SaveOnEnergy.com just compiled the latest electricity costs across the 50 states. High energy costs are very much like an extra tax that you pay for living in a particular state. Notice that eight of the 10 most expensive states are in blue states… Read More

We’re going to give HOTLINE readers a sneak preview of our new report on how much added income Florida has snatched away from other states through what we call “Moving Van Economics.” Florida’s cumulative 10-year income gain from people moving into the state – including a slew… Read More

We’re going to give HOTLINE readers a sneak preview of our new report on how much added income Florida has snatched away from other states through what we call “Moving Van Economics.” Florida’s cumulative 10-year income gain from people moving into the state – including a slew… Read More

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Even though the American economy is humming again, several Democrat-run states and DC have amazingly been losing jobs of late while Idaho, Utah, South Carolina, Florida, and Texas keep rocketing upward. Between the biggest losers and winners, we had to extend the graph in both directions to fit the… Read More