Kansas Stays Losing Population

The outlook is dire for most of the Sunflower state as the economy continues to shrink along with the number of future residents . . . Check-it:

This is part of a long-running trend of population loss from domestic migration in the Sunflower State. According to the Kansas Policy Institute Green Book, between 2000 and 2023, Kansas lost 197,492 residents — roughly 7% of the total population — ranking 39th in the nation.

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Kansas lost more than 200,000 residents to domestic migration since 2000 - The Sentinel