| − | "Chances are you’re more likely to meet a [[Floridian]] than a [[North Dakotan]] in Idaho. From 2009 to 2010, Idaho’s seen more than 1,000 people come from the [[Sunshine State]]. In the last decade, Idaho’s [[population]] has grown by more than 20 percent. U.S. [[Census]] Bureau data show nearly 275,000 people moved to the [[Gem State]] from 2000 to 2010. Idaho’s rate of growth outpaced the national average which saw its population go up by about 10 percent in the last decade. So, where are people moving to Idaho from? We downloaded data collected by the [[Internal Revenue Service]] that tracks state-to-state movement based on where [[tax]] returns are filed each year. The data isn't conclusive, but it does give us clues as to where people are moving from." Click around the map to see the data: http://stateimpact.npr.org/idaho/maps/mapping-migration-who-moves-to-idaho <ref name="charlescarrollsociety"> 238 word [[quotation]]: [[Fair_Use#Quotes_from_Other_Online_Sources|Fair Use]] Source: [[Alex Barron]], [[Charles Carroll Society]] "[[Liberty]]-Minded [[Traditionalist]] [[Vote you’re your feet|Migrating]] to [[Conservative]] [[American Redoubt|Redoubt]]s", Online. see [[James Wesley Rawles on Fair Use]]: https://charlescarrollsociety.com/2012/11/08/mapping-migration-who-moves-to-idaho Accessed April 10, 2014 </ref>
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