Why Dems' Formula For Judging Electoral Maps Is Inherently Crooked
A new study from WILL takes aim at the flawed 'efficiency gap' math the left uses to accuse Republicans of gerrymandering.
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A new study from WILL takes aim at the flawed 'efficiency gap' math the left uses to accuse Republicans of gerrymandering.
New migration data show that for several years, thousands more high-earning, well-educated workers have left California than have moved in.
"For several years, thousands more high-earning, well-educated workers have left California than have moved in," reports the Los Angeles Times: Even though California has experienced lopsided out-migration for decades, the financial blow has been cushioned by the kinds of people moving into the sta...
Even though California has experienced lopsided out-migration for decades, the financial blow has been cushioned by the kinds of people moving into the state: The newcomers were generally better educated and earned more money than those who left.
In a reversal from past decades, more college graduates and professionals are moving out of California than coming into it to escape the higher taxes and cost of living.