Relative to where you lived the longest growing up, how close do you live now?

Relative to where you lived the longest growing up, how close do you live now? Published on April 5, 2022 → Survey conducted on April 5, 2022 on 10368 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Race

In the same home

10%

On the same street

In the same neighborhood

In the same city or town

16%

In the same state

24%

In the same region of the country

10%

In a different region of the country

22%

In a different country

Not sure

In the same home

10%

On the same street

In the same neighborhood

In the same city or town

16%

In the same state

24%

In the same region of the country

10%

In a different region of the country

22%

In a different country

Not sure

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