Red states are getting redder and blue bluer: Politically polarized Americans are moving to states that reflect their own views on abortion, mask mandates and CRT
A Redfin survey found that more Americans will vote with their feet in 2022
A look at its Los Angeles users revealed 25 per cent of those moving kept to blue states while nearly 10 per cent decided to go red
The survey found 40 per cent of people wanted to live in a place where abortion was fully legal while 32 per cent did not
The majority of people wanted to move to states where it was easier to vote while 16 per cent opted for states with tighter voting regulations
Nearly half also wanted to live in a place with LGBTQ protection laws
Redfin predicts mask and vaccine mandates and critical race theory will lead to greater polarization in the US and dictate where people would want to move to
By Ronny Reyes For Dailymail.Com
Published: 09:19 EST, 30 November 2021 | Updated: 11:07 EST, 30 November 2021
Americans have started factoring a state's political ideology into their decision to move as the nation grows increasingly polarized.
A survey from Redfin, a real-estate brokerage firm based in Seattle, predicted more people would vote with their feet in 2022, moving to states that align with their political beliefs about abortion, civil rights, mask and vaccine mandates and critical race theory.
'Now that workers have more control over where they live, more people will seek out areas where there are like minded people with laws that fit their political beliefs,' wrote Daryl Fairweather, chief economist for Redfin.
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