High-tax Illinois loses people, low-tax states gain in 2022 – Illinois Policy

Illinois is losing residents five times faster than any of its neighboring states. Worse, the data disproves a common notion that people are leaving Illinois because of the weather. While Illinoisans left the state, neighboring Kentucky, Wisconsin, Indiana and Missouri each gained residents from other states – and they don’t get their own, special weather.
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Old Joe
3 years ago

We need mine Rosehill for wedding rings and gold dental crowns. Repurpose this unused bling to pay future public employee pensions.

Giddyap
3 years ago

IL democrats don’t see that they are the cause of state’s population collapse

Poor Taxpayer
3 years ago

Ken Griffen left and took $$millions of tax dollars with him. He will never look back. Illinois is killing all the golden gooses.

Poor Taxpayer
3 years ago

Let’s see, Chicago, High crime, High taxes, poor CHITY services and cold cloudy weather.
Or Sunny safe Punta Gorda Florida, with low taxes and lots of Chicago cops. Illinois is going to lose more and more poor honest hardworking families every year.

The Railroader
3 years ago
Reply to  Poor Taxpayer

Punta Gorda is quite nice. Laishley’s Crab House is highly recommended.

Illinois is lost.

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