By adding an average of 803 new residents each day between July 1, 2013 and July 1, 2014, Florida passed New York to become the nation’s third most populous state, according to U.S. Census Bureau state population estimates released today. Florida’s population grew by 293,000 over this period, reaching 19.9 million. The population of New York increased by 51,000 to 19.7 million.
California remained the nation’s most populous state in 2014, with 38.8 million residents, followed by Texas, at 27.0 million. Although the list of the 10 most populous states overall was unchanged, two other states did change positions, as North Carolina moved past Michigan to take the ninth spot.
Another milestone took place in Georgia (ranked 8th), which saw its population surpass 10 million for the first time.
North Dakota was the nation’s fastest-growing state over the last year. Its population increased 2.2 percent, followed by the 1.7 percent growth in Nevada and Texas. Each of the 10 fastest-growing states was in the South or West with the exception of North Dakota.
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lot's of mosques and muslims in florida.
ReplyDeleteno income tax for state residents after 6 months
ReplyDeleteLots of great jobs, big companies, progress, and the weather sure doesnt hurt!!!! Oh and no Eastern Shore ignorance......here in Florida we live life not cry about it....
ReplyDeleteThen why are you trolling on this blog. No life
DeleteSorry no troll here.....just like to see the true story come out.....you born heres make me laugh
DeleteI would bet more than 50% of new Floridians came from NY. High Taxes, No jobs Bad Weather and High Crime, time to move, honey.
ReplyDeleteSWFL is rocking and rolling.....big companies. .....great jobs.....beautiful beaches.....should I go on????
ReplyDeleteI used to live in 'SWFL' The place was a pit then and is worse now.
ReplyDeleteYeh ok 417 I guess thats why Hertz just moved their headquarters here....and Naples were I live is home to 20k millionaires and 27 billionaires......I lived on delmarva for nearly 20 years and if ever there was a pit its the eastern shore......people are running from delmarva......they are running to florida......numbers dont lie.....
ReplyDeleteAnd to think I moved from Florida to here 30 years ago! Do I feel like a dumba--. But, I was tired of hot summer day and wanted my four seasons back, and hunting.
ReplyDeleteNeed to find a new state...Unless Mr. Hogan can convince me otherwise. I do like it here, but am drowning...
It was cooler here this summer than up there.....I do miss the seasons alittle but no snow to shovel and I can go to the beach everyday......and we do hunt here.
ReplyDelete"and Naples were I live is home to 20k millionaires and 27 billionaires."
ReplyDeleteStupid comment. Doesn't really make much difference unless you ARE one of the millionaires / billionaires. And if you are, then any damn place could be nice.
When you have that kind of wealth in a town its easy to create jobs and have progress....my comment was aimed at the person who stated that SWFL is a pit.....far from it! Again just providing facts...leaving delmarva although i miss it the beauty of it was the best thing ive ever done. You locals can pin your hopes on hogan all you want.....the damage is long done and there isnt much left to help fix it. One person wont turn decades of decine around on the shore.
ReplyDeleteNaples isn't a bad place - if you already have money and can afford the ridiculous prices. But Naples represents 'SWFL' about as much as Salisbury represents Delmarva. It doesn't.
ReplyDelete"you born heres make me laugh"
ReplyDeleteDon't start that ignorant crap - you don't even know any true 'born heres'. If you did, your grammar might be a bit better.