Yes, Taxes Can Drive People to Move – RealClear Policy

South Dakota was second nationwide for most inbound migration, according to the survey, while Nebraska and Illinois were in the top 10 for moving out. When looking at these states specifically, it’s hard not to notice the starkly different tax situations. Illinois and Nebraska are high tax states while South Dakota does not have an income tax and has an overall low tax burden.
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3 years ago

Democrat policies wreck every place where they are in control

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