One-third of Americans want to relocate states if their candidate loses the election: survey
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from New York Post3 months ago
"A significant portion of Americans desire to be aligned politically with people in their area, especially those who are politically active," says Realtor.com® senior economic research analyst Hannah Jones.
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"The division within the United States has become increasingly pronounced in recent years... This polarization is not just a political phenomenon but is affecting lifestyle choices, particularly in real estate," says real estate expert James Heartquist.
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"Harris supporters are anxious about a national abortion ban (54%), rising racial inequality (53%), and a rollback of progressive rights (52%), while Trump voters focus on inflation and a struggling economy," the survey reported.
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"Home equity reached an all-time high in Q2, meaning today's homeowners are in a good position to make housing decisions moving forward," notes Jones.
New York Posthttps://nypost.com/2024/11/04/real-estate/one-third-of-americans-want-to-relocate-states-if-their-candidate-loses-the-election-survey/
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