Are there a lot of people who move to other states for political reasons?

Know any gay people in Italy who moved since same sex marriages aren't allowed there? You may think of it as "just politics", but here's some major differences moving can be: * access to abortion services: while this isn't an entirely red state/blue state thing, particularly when the people get to vote on it, its increasingly hard in red states to get an abortion. And even in states with limited exceptions, the bans provide a chilling effect that make providers nervous to do them even if it is to save the live of the patient. Apparently doctors don't want to be prosecuted for doing their job. * cannabis: My state is basically surrounded by legalized states, but my state has tabled proposed bills to legalize cannabis again and again * education funding: My state is proposing serious property tax cuts, in a state where we already have property tax caps. At one point, the proposed law would leave my local school district with $77 million less over 3 years. * City services: Same property tax proposal in question would have left my city with $25 million less over 3 years. We don't have mountains or deserts, we aren't the national capital, we aren't a financial hub. So if local government can't do the basic things like pave roads and educate children, people and businesses just won't move here. Am I packing my bags? No, not this second. But I travel across the US and see things being done differently elsewhere, even in other red states.