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Post-Election Relocation: Harris Voters' Migration Intentions

Survey reveals over half of Kamala Harris voters want to relocate after Trump's 2024 win, citing concerns about abortion, racial inequality, and other issues.

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What was the outcome of the 2024 presidential election?: Trump's decisive victory, with over 301 electoral votes and more than 5 million votes in the popular vote, prompted this significant consideration of relocation by a substantial portion of Harris voters.
Where are Harris voters primarily considering relocating to?: Among those considering relocation, 90% are looking to move to another country, primarily Canada, the United Kingdom, or Mexico. For those staying within the US, California, New York, and Colorado were the most popular choices.
Which generation showed the highest likelihood of relocating among Harris voters?: The survey revealed that Gen Z had the highest percentage (nearly 20%) of Harris voters expressing a desire to move, compared to other generations. Conversely, Gen Z also showed the lowest percentage of respondents with "no interest in moving."
What factors prevented many Harris voters from relocating despite their desire to do so?: Financial constraints, family ties, and community connections were cited as reasons why many Harris voters who wanted to relocate would likely stay in their current locations.
What percentage of Kamala Harris voters expressed a desire to relocate following the 2024 election?: A StorageUnits.com survey found that over 50% of Vice President Kamala Harris' voters want to relocate after Donald Trump's 2024 presidential victory. Concerns about a federal abortion ban, increased racial inequality, and the overturning of progressive rights were cited as top reasons.

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