A growing sense of unease among New Yorkers is revealed in a new poll, with two-thirds of residents admitting they have considered leaving the state—or personally know someone who has. The findings highlight rising concerns over affordability, quality of life, and economic pressures as key factors driving these thoughts. While the poll does not specify exact reasons, the trend suggests a significant shift in sentiment among the state’s population. For those weighing their options, the results may reflect broader challenges facing urban living in recent years.
Escape from NY: Two-thirds of state’s residents think about leaving — or know someone who is: poll New York Post
