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US States With the Highest People in Households Earning $200,000 or More Who Did Not Move

51 US states ranked by people in households earning $200,000 or more who did not move, from highest to lowest. First are Massachusetts (155.90), New Jersey (151.45) and District of Columbia (144.00). The middle one of the 51 has 78.69.

What this measures

People in households reporting $200,000 or more who filed from the same address in both years. The three high-income moving rates are measured against this group. Source: IRS county migration flows.

This is a count, so it is ranked per 1,000 residents. Ranked by the raw total, it would just list the biggest states.

For most measures, a national ranking mostly sorts places by income and by how urban they are. Each county’s own page compares it with the 50 counties most like it instead, which is often the fairer view.

Every state

RankStatePer 1,000 residents
1Massachusetts155.90
2New Jersey151.45
3District of Columbia144.00
4Connecticut141.80
5Washington133.25
6Maryland123.98
7Virginia121.95
8New Hampshire121.50
9Colorado120.89
10California119.91
11Minnesota109.78
12Illinois103.24
13New York99.80
14Utah95.20
15North Dakota92.98
16Pennsylvania91.70
17Texas87.32
18Oregon86.71
19Alaska86.32
20Delaware83.48
21Nebraska82.90
22Rhode Island82.85
23North Carolina81.43
24Kansas80.96
25Georgia79.25
26South Dakota78.69
27Wisconsin77.63
28Vermont77.02
29Arizona75.06
30Iowa74.28
31Michigan73.97
32Florida73.79
33Idaho72.94
34Wyoming72.94
35Montana72.73
36Hawaii70.53
37Tennessee69.40
38Ohio69.38
39Missouri68.35
40Maine67.06
41Nevada66.01
42Indiana65.74
43South Carolina64.77
44Alabama55.76
45Louisiana55.04
46Oklahoma52.87
47Kentucky52.14
48Arkansas51.07
49New Mexico46.82
50West Virginia39.66
51Mississippi39.08

More on people in households earning $200,000 or more who did not move

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