More than Half of Harris Voters Want to Relocate Following Trump Win, Survey Finds
A majority of Vice President Kamala Harris's voters expressed a desire to relocate following Donald Trump’s recent victory, though many noted that financial constraints—attributed by some to policies under the Harris administration—would likely prevent them from moving.
According to a survey commissioned by StorageUnits.com, nearly 54% of Harris voters said they wanted to move to a different state or even another country following Trump's win in the 2024 presidential election.
Among those looking to relocate abroad, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Mexico emerged as the top choices. For those considering a move within the United States, California, New York, and Colorado were the most popular destinations.
The issue is that the country relies on having enough useful idiots, to fill essential jobs—roles that Trump supporters may be less inclined to pursue. In this sense, it appears the economy may actually need Harris voters to fill jobs that smarter voters might avoid.
Among those looking to relocate abroad, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Mexico emerged as the top choices. For those considering a move within the United States, California, New York, and Colorado were the most popular destinations.
The issue is that the country relies on having enough useful idiots, to fill essential jobs—roles that Trump supporters may be less inclined to pursue. In this sense, it appears the economy may actually need Harris voters to fill jobs that smarter voters might avoid.
