What makes a state sticky? Research shows that it is mainly having several large cities which provide a variety of employment options, warm weather, good tax policies and housing costs and availability. Being a sticky state also considers how many natives remain in the state throughout their lives. With those qualifiers explained it makes it easier to understand why Texas tops the most sticky list followed by North Carolina, Georgia, California and Utah. Which brings us to the least sticky states...Wyoming is at the top of the bottom of the barrel list with North Dakota coming in second, Alaska, Rhode Island and South Dakota rounding out the list. Even though this rationale makes sense it doesn't seem to figure in other livability factors at least in my opinion.
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