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2021 data or the 2020 census? The latter is frankly poor quality data. I wouldn't use it as a primary source.

• incomingpain 5y ago
  >2021 data or the 2020 census? The latter is frankly poor quality data. I wouldn't use it as a primary source. What arguments do you have suggesting it's poor quality? Also I'm not sure there's any good arguments. It's obvious covid restrictions easing in florida and texas quite early and might I say successfully will play a significant role in why this happened. Not to mention the significant economic windfall that they will gain for having done so.
  • jeffbee 5y ago
    Why do you need this tortured explanation when the obvious explanation is so much more ... obvious? People migrate away from housing crises.
    • incomingpain 5y ago
      >Why do you need this tortured explanation when the obvious explanation is so much more ... obvious? People migrate away from housing crises. Also a very good point. I wasn't saying the covid restrictions factor was the only option.
  • CameronNemo 5y ago
    COVID-19 policies in different states is completely irrelevant to the 2020 census -- the census was done using pre-pandemic data. Hence why I consider the results highly misleading relative to our current world.