@aa2014 not knowing all the facts and circumstances of your particular case, and hedging my bets , I would point that during my days as an expat in Brazil, I knew of a lot of American citizens, that moved their residency to TX or FL ( having a mail box there, and opening a bank account to show closer connection to that state). But they were working for a multinational entity. I don't know if they were ever challenged by the state of their earlier residency ( MI ). I generally agree with @TomD8 that it may or may not work --- because there is always the issue of intent ( did you change residency because of good reasons or just to avoid/evade state taxation while in fact retaining closer connection to your original state of residence ? ).
