california net loss in population
Overall, California had the most departures between 2009 and 2010 â 406,883 people, representing a loss of $10.6 billion in income. Over that year 365,763 people moved there, representing a net loss of 41,120 residents. Since 2000 1.2 million more people have left California than have moved there, the second biggest net loss, after New York. Florida, meanwhile, had a negative net migration of 966,934 between 2000 and 2010 â meaning nearly a million more people moved to the state than left.