Population change by county

Posted by waltm, on February 25th, 2011, at 6:20 am

Courtesy of the US Census and our tax dollars:

More details from the Census press release

Some will find this Census table breaking down the counties and Congressional districts by race and Hispanic, Latino and neither by race useful (or an exercise in how to use the scroll keys in their browser).

edit: apparently embedded flash objects don’t work for some so lets add links to textual data.

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Friday Bits

Posted by Danny, on September 17th, 2010, at 2:17 pm

Let’s run through a few items…

  • We will redraw district lines after the census and The World Around You has a pretty good write-up to get you up to speed on the process.
     
  • An obligation out last night prevented me from seeing the gubernatorial debate though I have it on Tivo. I have been looking forward to seeing it. I hope it’s not as dismal as the Tweets made it sound.
     
  • Speaking of Twitter, you can follow the Political Parlor on Twitter here.
     
  • Things Republicans Hate hasn’t been updated in a month but the humor site just came to my attention via email this week. It’s run by an Alabamian, I’m told.
     
  • And speaking of humor, you might be amused by the plan by Kim West, a veterinarian and a Republican candidate for SD 28, to fix Montgomery.

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