Census population estimates 2011-2019

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Yep, FL passes NY:

CA- 38,802,500
TX- 26,956,958
FL- 19,893,297
NY- 19,746,227

Disgusting

Damn you, Florida.

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As I've said, I'm not a fan of long-term projections but if you want to know when TX is going to overtake CA as biggest state (based on the past year's numbers):

In the 2160s.

Predictions like that are meaningless. After some rapid growth in the 1890s, Texas had over twice the population of California in 1900.

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Also:

NC to pass 10 million people for the 1st time ever in ca. 1 month.

NC had 9.944 million on July 1, 2014 and adds ca. 8K people each month.

FL probably just hit 20 million.

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Even losing one would be sort of a victory for NY since it'd be the first time it didn't lose multiple since peaking at 45 in the '30s and '40s.

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I just did the 50 states, DC, and the US as a whole. But here's Puerto Rico and the rest of the territories:

Guam - 159,358 --> 162,742; +2.12%
American Samoa - 55,519 --> 54,194; -2.39%
Northern Mariana Islands - 53,833 --> 52,263; -2.92%
US Virgin Islands - 106,405 --> 102,951; -3.25%
Puerto Rico - 3,725,789 --> 3,337,177; -10.43%

RIP Puerto Rico

And that's pre Hurricane Maria.

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The problem is Prop. 13. Younger people are sick of subsidizing ungrateful older rich people's property taxes.