Michigan remains the 10th biggest state nationwide by population, but it’s rapidly lost ground to Southern states.
In 2022, Florida was the top destination, attracting nearly 24,000 people from Michigan. The good news is 17,500 Floridians moved to Michigan, resulting in a net loss of 6,224 residents in 2022.
That is just under half the size of the losses to Florida in 2021 and 2019.
Texas had a net gain of 5,100 Michigan residents, making it the second-biggest destination. Arizona was No. 3 with a net gain of nearly 3,700 Michigan residents.
Indiana, which had lost residents to Michigan in 2019 and 2021, reversed course in 2022, with a net gain of 3,500 people from Michigan.
Since 1970, Indiana has grown 30 percent compared to Michigan’s 13.5 percent.
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