Citable statement
In ACS 2024, 82,686 people living in Connecticut reported living in another U.S. state one year earlier (± 6,921), and 88,508 people living in another state reported living in Connecticut a year earlier (± 7,220), both at 90% margin of error.
- Source ·
- U.S. Census Bureau, State-to-State Migration Flows: 2024 American Community Survey 1-Year Estimates (Table T13). Official release Jan 21, 2026. Margins of error are 90% MOE.
- Status ·
- Latest available as of Sep 7, 2026. No 2025 state-to-state table is published.
- Limitation ·
- Previous-residence counts of people aged 1 and over, not household-goods shipments or permanent relocations. Moves from abroad are excluded from these two totals.
- Cite as ·
- IMMERVEIL, “Connecticut interstate migration, ACS 2024”, https://immerveil.fyi/states/connecticut — derived from U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2024 1-year Table T13.
Net interstate balance
Connecticut recorded 5,822 more departures to other states than arrivals from them (difference ± 10,001, 90% MOE). That balance sits inside its own margin of error, so the table does not establish a net direction.
Difference test: √(MOE_in² + MOE_out²) per Census Bureau statistical-testing guidance. Not a net count of trucks or shipments.
Largest inbound origins
- New York → Connecticut25,095 ± 4,459
- Massachusetts → Connecticut11,612 ± 2,586
- Florida → Connecticut6,040 ± 2,007
- New Jersey → Connecticut5,628 ± 1,617
- California → Connecticut4,237 ± 2,318
- New Hampshire → Connecticut3,295 ± 1,250
- Georgia → Connecticut2,684 ± 948
- North Carolina → Connecticut2,597 ± 1,468
- Pennsylvania → Connecticut2,175 ± 835
- Rhode Island → Connecticut2,143 ± 790
Largest outbound destinations
- Connecticut → New York15,160 ± 3,301
- Connecticut → Massachusetts9,936 ± 1,952
- Connecticut → Florida9,767 ± 2,747
- Connecticut → California4,853 ± 1,483
- Connecticut → Pennsylvania4,704 ± 1,560
- Connecticut → North Carolina4,643 ± 2,352
- Connecticut → Texas4,022 ± 1,402
- Connecticut → Georgia3,760 ± 1,767
- Connecticut → Rhode Island2,786 ± 768
- Connecticut → Virginia2,449 ± 964
Indexed corridors out of Connecticut (3)
- Connecticut → New York15,160 ± 3,301
- Connecticut → Massachusetts9,936 ± 1,952
- Connecticut → Florida9,767 ± 2,747
Indexed corridors into Connecticut (4)
- New York → Connecticut25,095 ± 4,459
- Massachusetts → Connecticut11,612 ± 2,586
- Florida → Connecticut6,040 ± 2,007
- New Jersey → Connecticut5,628 ± 1,617
Largest inbound origin: New York. Largest outbound destination: New York.
Questions this page answers
- Where does Connecticut rank among U.S. states for interstate migration?
- ACS 2024 1-year: 31st of 51 for people arriving from another state; 27th of 51 for people leaving for another state. Ranks are competition ranks among the 50 states and DC; ties share a rank.
- Does Connecticut gain or lose people to other states?
- Connecticut recorded 5,822 more departures to other states than arrivals from them (difference ± 10,001, 90% MOE). That balance sits inside its own margin of error, so the table does not establish a net direction.
- How many people moved into Connecticut from another U.S. state?
- ACS 2024 1-year: 82,686 ± 6,921 (90% MOE). Previous-residence, not a count of trucks.
- How many people left Connecticut for another U.S. state?
- ACS 2024 1-year: 88,508 ± 7,220 (90% MOE).
- Is this the latest official table?
- Yes. Released 2026-01-21. No 2025 ACS state-to-state table is published.