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Residents continue to flee Massachusetts (primarily to N.H.) - THE JOSIAH BARTLETT CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY

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People have always relocated between New Hampshire and Massachusetts, for a variety of reasons. But the flow from Massachusetts into New Hampshire is larger than the outflow, and it has been increasing, an analysis from the Pioneer Institute in Boston shows.  From 2010-2023, New Hampshire gained a net total of 98,879 immigrants from Massachusetts, nearly enough to create another city the size of Manchester. (These figures exclude the pandemic ye…
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Residents continue to flee Massachusetts (primarily to N.H.) - THE JOSIAH BARTLETT CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY

People have always relocated between New Hampshire and Massachusetts, for a variety of reasons. But the flow from Massachusetts into New Hampshire is larger than the outflow, and it has been increasing, an analysis from the Pioneer Institute in Boston shows.  From 2010-2023, New Hampshire gained a net total of 98,879 immigrants from Massachusetts, nearly enough to create another city the size of Manchester. (These figures exclude the pandemic ye…

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THE JOSIAH BARTLETT CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY broke the news in on Friday, January 3, 2025.
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