percent born in state of residence by congressional district

[traininthedistance]

Oooooo.

Any chance we could see an NYC zoom?

[traininthedistance]

The highest nationwide is MI-4, 85.9%. The lowest is NV-3, 21.0%.

Any chance we could see an NYC zoom?

It would be handy if the Atlas's outline map had an inset of NYC, but as far as I know, we don't have this. (I mean, I guess one could take a screenshot of some media results page; not sure about the copyright status of that sort of thing). But anyway, here's the full list of values for the state. As you can see comparing things to the extremes above in this post, Long Island and upstate are quite high by national standards, while the city is mostly pretty low, though not extremely so.

NY-1 79.5%
NY-2 75.8%
NY-3 70.8%
NY-4 70.6%
NY-5 49.4%
NY-6 42.5%
NY-7 45.6%
NY-8 53.6%
NY-9 46.0%
NY-10 45.7%
NY-11 64.3%
NY-12 41.2%
NY-13 46.8%
NY-14 44.5%
NY-15 50.1%
NY-16 56.8%
NY-17 61.7%
NY-18 70.3%
NY-19 76.2%
NY-20 77.3%
NY-21 77.4%
NY-22 80.0%
NY-23 73.7%
NY-24 80.0%
NY-25 74.3%
NY-26 80.1%
NY-27 85.1% (second-highest nationwide)

Thanks!  Those numbers make sense.

[traininthedistance]

This is a good map of working class areas.

Eh, not really, there's somewhat of a correlation but quite a few exceptions stick out.  The Main Line and Nevada, for instance.  And, not that you can see it, but my own congressional district doesn't fit the pattern at all, either.