Yes. Maybe not as intensely, but yes. On the national level, cuts or elimination of programs hurts us all. On the state level blue states are absolutely being targeted and scrambling to come up with say, ways to fund fire fighting. Or feeding kids. It is scary. And if you moved to a blue state to enjoy the scenery, well they're doing their best to kill that as well.
On the flip side, there is at least the idea that your blue state will do its best to band together, so emotionally I think its better than being back in a red state. Whether that translates to any efficacy is another question.
So the stress is there. I have no serious current plans to leave the country however. Long before Trump I did fantasize about retiring to some Spanish speaking country where my money goes further and medical care won't drain my retirement and leave me destitute. Plus, I like the adventure idea and really getting to know some new place. I have not traveled as much as others. But that's still more fantasy than reality. I still love where I live, so why let the assholes force me out? Plus, imo, this right wing oligarchic tilt knows no borders. Neither does climate change.
Lastly, someone else mentioned tech as a career. As someone in tech I'd be very cautious. AI has a lot of too much hype, but there is a reality of it as well. And that reality is that the tech world is going to have a lot less jobs, especially entry level jobs. Don't think they will be coming back. No more than buggy drivers or elevator operators. Just my opinion. Hoping to survive the next 10-15 years in the field but I am not advising my kids to go into it.