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No, but I have experienced companies already rooted in Blue states paying to move their employees if they want to relocate for political reasons. They're also working with insurance companies to expand coverage areas, covering personal travel costs, and allowing extra time off if people have to travel outside of the state they live in to get care they need.
Moving a few employees is much different than moving thousands of jobs and millions in revenue.
Blue States are losing a lot of good paying jobs. Oracle moved their HQ to Florida. Tesla is building new factories in Texas. New York is losing many income earners.
Yeah I get a few dozen people moved from a red state to a blue state but the trend is companies are moving south.
https://thehill.com/opinion/finance/3854794-the-new-red-wave-is-already-here/amp/
As a software dev, good riddance. Yall can have oracle.
Been trying to get off of them for 20 years.