Migration has led to a blending of identities, especially in the Sun Belt, with residents increasingly coming from diverse regions like Pennsylvania and the Midwest. The concept of distinct regional interests has diminished, creating a more uniform national culture. This shift toward a monoculture means that societal dynamics across states, whether in Arizona or Georgia, are more similar than different. As people relocate frequently, political figures, regardless of their local familiarity, can resonate with broader audiences, suggesting that authentic individuals may find acceptance beyond their home states.