What states are Americans moving to, and leaving from?

Florida, Arizona, and Nevada; and Illinois, California, and New York, apparently. Domestic migration = (Number of USA people moving into a state) - (Number of USA people moving to another state). These figures are for 2002 - 2003. 1. Florida = 177,734 2. Arizona = 61,200 3. Nevada = 44,718 4. Georgia = 31,785 5. Virginia = 28,412 6. North Carolina = 25,100 7. Tennessee = 19,942 8. South Carolina = 19,735 9. Texas = 15,998 10. Oregon = 13,300 11. Idaho = 10,132 12. Maine = 9,862 13. Kentucky = 8,592 14. Maryland = 8,266 15. Missouri = 7,871 16. Pennsylvania = 7,841 17. New Hampshire = 6,472 18. Delaware = 5,762 19. Washington = 5,687 20. Arkansas = 5,255 21. West Virginia = 5,140 22. New Mexico = 5,074 23. Montana = 5,033 24. Wisconsin = 4,981 25. Alabama = 4,525 26. Hawaii = 2,129 27. Rhode Island = 1,843 28. Vermont = 1,272 29. Indiana = 1,019 30. Oklahoma = 400 USA = 0 31. South Dakota = (30) 32. Wyoming = (130) 33. Alaska = (320) 34. Connecticut = (1,234) 35. Nebraska = (1,319) 36. North Dakota = (2,049) 37. Mississippi = (2,588) 38. Iowa = (5,535) 39. Minnesota = (7,705) 40. Kansas = (9,568) 41. Louisiana = (10,605) 42. Colorado = (10,611) 43. Utah = (11,263) 44. District of Columbia = (11,837) 45. Michigan = (25,583) 46. Ohio = (27,497) 47. New Jersey = (33,225) 48. Massachusetts = (45,099) 49. Illinois = (73,980) 50. California = (94,861) 51. New York = (170,041) Ugh, New Yorkers should just stay in their own state. >