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Hey gang, it's me, Dr. Steve, and did you know that there's a massive migration movement out there known as Left UGs?

That's right, all over the nation, there's a powerful dynamic of blue states, hemorrhaging residents who are moving to red states.

For example, according to the US census every year for the past 15 years, an average number of 100,000 Californians leave the state as over against those who move in.

California for the first time ever is actually lost to house seat due to its rampant depopulation.

By contrast, Texas has added nearly 10 million residents during the same time period, gaining two additional congressional seats, and this mass exodus out of blue states has become so common

that I wanted to do a video on the most affordable red states out there for your consideration.

I looked at a combination of the state's Republican voting history and the affordability of housing in each state, so without further ado, here are the top 10 cheapest red states to buy a home.

Number 10, Louisiana. While the Pelican state periodically disappoints by voting in a Democrat governor, Louisiana is overwhelmingly conservative.

They voted for Trump overbiting 60 to 40, and their state house and senate has been dominated by Republicans for over the last 10 years.

The median home price in Louisiana is $161,000, with a median home size of 1,600 square feet.

Number 9, Missouri. Known as the Show Me State, the vast majority of Missouri voters have sided with the GOP candidate in each of the last six presidential elections, and the GOP governor, three of the past five times.

All but one current state-wide office are occupied by Republicans, the median home price in Missouri is $158,000, the size 1,400 square feet.

Number 8, Nebraska. For the exception of Omaha, this state, known for its vast number of cattle ranches and agriculture, votes consistently red.

In fact, Nebraska hasn't voted for a Democrat president since LBJ in 1964. The median home price in Nebraska is $158,000, with a median home size of 1,700 square feet.

Number 7, Alabama. The heart of Dixie has been voting Republican in presidential elections for nearly 60 years straight with no sign of letting up.

In fact, both chambers of their state legislature are 70% Republican, and with only one exception, the governor's office has been Republican for the last three decades.

The median home price in Alabama is $144,000, with a median home size of 1,588 square feet.

What if I told you there was a small group of investors who wildly outperformed the market? Well, there is, and you know exactly who they are.

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