Americans would consider moving to new cities for opportunity
A national poll of 1,007 US adults by Scripps Howard News Service and Ohio University shows lifestyle and background shape where people want to live. Liberals favor New York City and Northern urban areas, while Republicans prefer Southern and Western towns. Young adults are more mobile than older families, with Gen X and Gen Y less driven to relocate for a specific job.
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