Housing data reveals how swing states could flip red or blue in the 2024 election

As more people move across state lines, their voting habits could have the potential to sway election outcomes, especially in crucial swing states," said Danielle Hale, chief economist at Realtor.com.

The report also cautions that neither people's locations nor their political views are fixed, meaning just because they voted one way in the past, that's not a guarantee they will do so again in 2024.

To determine if a state became more or less red or blue, it examined the assumed political leanings of out-of-state shoppers as well as the retention rate of local shoppers.

Nine states could lean more Democratic in the upcoming election, while 22 could swing more conservative, with five of those being swing states.

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