In general, a higher proportion of residents in Minnesota and its Counties are newly arrived in their communities than is the case in Wisconsin and its Counties.
Pierce County, because of UW-River Falls, is dramatically different than the other jurisdictions shown.
Pierce County, because of the University of Wisconsin at River Falls has consistently had a substantially higher proportion of its population who report having moved into the County in the past year.
Burnett, Polk and St. Croix Counties have had similar proportions of new residents as the state of Wisconsin since 2016.
Chisago has consistently had a higher proportion of its population who’ve recently moved into the County.
The proportion of newly arrived residents in Washington County trended upward from 2010 to 2016, but has declined slightly since that time.