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Thursday, June 16, 2016
More Good News for Connecticut
Blue-state residents were far more likely to report that they wished to relocate. Seven of the eight states that residents are keenest to flee are solidly blue—led by Connecticut, where 46 percent of people want to follow the state’s leading employer, GE, to the exits. Also near the top of the list: New Jersey, Illinois, Rhode Island, Maryland, Delaware, and New York. The only state in the Top Eight not predominantly Democratic is Ohio, which Gallup considers “competitive” (neither Republican nor Democratic). Rounding out the Top Ten are Republican-leaning Indiana and Nevada.
Coincidentally, states where The Episcopal Church is shrinking, dying, or all but dead.
Coincidentally, states where The Episcopal Church is shrinking, dying, or all but dead.