Since the beginning of the pandemic, high-earning households have moved to one part of the country in particular — with that area's gains largely coming at the expense of states in the Northeast
The gains made in the Sun Belt come at the expense of mostly Northeastern states. The biggest losers were California and New York, with nearly 20,000 high-earners leaving each state. That's more than twice the amount of households as Illinois, the third-worst ranked state.
However, it's worth noting that the states at the bottom of the ranking still have a higher-than-average percentage of households earning over $200,000. The 10 lowest-ranked states' share of high earners averages 8.79%, compared to 6.82% for all tax filers nationally.
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