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https://www.fa-mag.com/news/why-new-yorkers-are-looking-to-the-suburbs-56201.html?section=40

Why New Yorkers Are Looking To The Suburbs

2020-06-09 00:00:00, Jared Dillianttcvrqdxutfetxyrsdbrsssedzwfdzsb, Financial Advisor Magazine

Content Categorization
/News/Politics

Word Count:
920

Words/Sentence:
21

Reading Time:
4.60 min

Reading Quality:
Intermediate

Readability:
9th or 10th

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South Carolina has a reputation as a reliable red state, but in 2018 Republican candidate Henry McMaster (and Nikki Haley's former lieutenant governor) won the election over his Democratic opponent by an uncomfortably slim 54%/46% margin.

Even sad sack Connecticut, which had suffered a big exodus of people due to high tax rates and fiscal mismanagement, is starting to see its real estate market get hot again.

Mayor Bill de Blasio had already increased the city's budget by $20 billion since taking office, hiring more than 30,000 municipal employees.

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