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:Also, suburban areas are trending Democrat because of baby boomers and greatest generations types passing on and Millenials and Generation Z growing in size and leaning more left than the older generations that preceded them.  The fact is there are just not enough California liberals moving to Texas to influence a statewide election in the country's second-most populous state.  The numbers are just not there.  Also, after the 2016 Cruz/Robert Francis election, exit poll after exit poll indicated that people that did move from California to Texas, for the most part, voted for Cruz by a 60 to 40 margin.  The urban myth that Californians are turning Texas blue is just that a myth.  It has more to do with millennials and Gen Z socialist-leaners than it does with California movers. Most Californians who move to Texas did so for economic reasons, such as looking for work, looking to purchase a much larger home for the same amount of money, looking to escape high taxes, and looking for more freedom and less government intervention in their lives.  For the most part that is the reason and these are conservative reasons. These are just the types of people we want to keep moving here. Yes, there is a minority that moves here and brings their wrong-headed politics with them, but they are the exception and not the rule.--[[User:CharlesShirley|CharlesShirley]] ([[User talk:CharlesShirley|talk]]) 14:16, 26 January 2021 (EST)

:Also, suburban areas are trending Democrat because of baby boomers and greatest generations types passing on and Millenials and Generation Z growing in size and leaning more left than the older generations that preceded them.  The fact is there are just not enough California liberals moving to Texas to influence a statewide election in the country's second-most populous state.  The numbers are just not there.  Also, after the 2016 Cruz/Robert Francis election, exit poll after exit poll indicated that people that did move from California to Texas, for the most part, voted for Cruz by a 60 to 40 margin.  The urban myth that Californians are turning Texas blue is just that a myth.  It has more to do with millennials and Gen Z socialist-leaners than it does with California movers. Most Californians who move to Texas did so for economic reasons, such as looking for work, looking to purchase a much larger home for the same amount of money, looking to escape high taxes, and looking for more freedom and less government intervention in their lives.  For the most part that is the reason and these are conservative reasons. These are just the types of people we want to keep moving here. Yes, there is a minority that moves here and brings their wrong-headed politics with them, but they are the exception and not the rule.--[[User:CharlesShirley|CharlesShirley]] ([[User talk:CharlesShirley|talk]]) 14:16, 26 January 2021 (EST)