It turns out it’s easier to find an Arizona native than you might think.
New figures from the U.S. Census Bureau show a little less than 40% of Arizonans are natives who stayed in their home state.
The other 60% migrate here from somewhere else.
The largest group moving to Arizona hail from outside the U.S., making up about 15% of the total population.
California born transplants make up another 10% of the residents in Arizona.
About 9% are moving here from the Midwest, with the bulk of them from Illinois, Minnesota and Michigan.
And not all New Yorkers move to Florida. They make up nearly 3% of Arizona's population.
