Normally, you would allocate your Capital Loss Carryover by % of time lived in each state. However, it's best to check your states Dept. of Revenue rules on this.
Some states don't allow a Capital Loss that is not related to income from that state.
Here's more info on Capital Loss Carryover for States.
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