Demographers expect Florida to replace New York as the third most populous state, separated by as little as a few thousand people. The Census Bureau is expected to release its population estimates Monday, the New York Times reported Friday. California and Texas are expected to hold firm as the No. 1 and No. 2 most populous states, respectively. The census figures indicate foreign-born migrants are moving to warm-weather states, like California, Texas and Florida, and New York is losing roughly 50,000 people each year to Florida, most of them retirees.
Which puts our 60 little Hoover Senators in a pickle. Their states pay into social security but Florida reaps the gains. Is this happening more than necessary? We dunno, looking at the effects of entitlements on demographics is forbidden by the thought police at the New York Times.
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