Rankings · Migration

Lowest net migration, annual by state

Net migration, annual.

This measure has no better end. The order describes the states, it does not rank them — see the other direction.

Annual domestic plus international net migration in the Census Population Estimates Program. This is a raw count of people; births and deaths are excluded.

  1. 1California-119,799
  2. 2New York-41,952
  3. 3Hawaii-4,108
  4. 4Alaska-2,566
  5. 5District of Columbia-213
  6. 6Vermont-103
  7. 7Louisiana513
  8. 8New Mexico612
  9. 9Wyoming1,732
  10. 10Colorado3,256
  11. 11North Dakota3,322
  12. 12Rhode Island4,372
  13. 13Illinois4,735
  14. 14Iowa4,933
  15. 15South Dakota5,352
  16. 16Nebraska6,233
  17. 17Mississippi6,534
  18. 18West Virginia6,652
  19. 19Massachusetts6,900
  20. 20Kansas6,921
  21. 21Montana7,247
  22. 22Maryland8,376
  23. 23New Hampshire8,957
  24. 24Delaware10,328
  25. 25Utah10,844
  26. 26Maine11,446
  27. 27Connecticut11,589
  28. 28Oregon11,864
  29. 29Wisconsin14,244
  30. 30New Jersey15,636
  31. 31Arkansas19,945
  32. 32Minnesota20,786
  33. 33Idaho22,063
  34. 34Oklahoma22,912
  35. 35Kentucky22,978
  36. 36Pennsylvania23,985
  37. 37Nevada25,465
  38. 38Missouri26,693
  39. 39Indiana30,049
  40. 40Alabama32,304
  41. 41Michigan32,502
  42. 42Ohio40,431
  43. 43Virginia46,704
  44. 44Washington55,440
  45. 45Arizona59,326
  46. 46Tennessee60,379
  47. 47Georgia69,912
  48. 48South Carolina79,552
  49. 49North Carolina130,954
  50. 50Florida201,191
  51. 51Texas234,774
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Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program. · How this is built