The top reasons residents wanted to leave the state included cost of living and political disagreements, according to the Times. poll result. The poll will run from June 6 to June 16 and is an “ongoing partnership between Strategy 360 and the Los Angeles Times.” website To read.

“Economically uncertain voters but content with the cultural climate is a complex challenge for candidates who must appeal to those mixed emotions,” Dan Schner said. . He has taught at the University of Southern California and the University of California, Berkeley. Said Los Angeles Times.

The survey revealed that 81% of respondents were dissatisfied with the cost of living in the state. Additionally, poll results show that 41% of respondents said the middle class has “little” or “no chance” to improve their economic situation. (Related: Census data shows Americans fleeing the Blue State in search of the Sunbelt)

“People are dramatically less financially secure, even if they’re earning the same income as they did just three years ago,” Ben Winston, a political consultant at Strategy 360, told the Los Angeles Times. .

The poll also found that 47% of respondents felt the state was “overcorrecting and going too far in its attempt to give equal rights to all,” and 43% felt that California was “wrong.” It was also revealed that he answered,

Nearly 350,000 people will leave California in 2022, and the state’s population has decreased by more than 500,000 since 2020.

The poll has a margin of error of 2.7% and was conducted on 800 adults statewide.

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