Looks like the moving vans are heading into, or at least staying parked, in Michigan. For the first time in seven years, Michigan has gained population.
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"The Census Bureau released state population estimates for 2012 (July 1, 2012) and Michigan is shown as gaining population between 2011 and 2012 – up 6,559 persons or 0.1 percent. While this pales when compared to Texas's gain of 427,400 residents (#1 in number gained) or North Dakota's 2.17 percent increase (#1 in percentage gain), it does mark the first time that Michigan has experienced a year-to-year increase in population since 2004-2005."
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