Data for drawing districts comes out today

[America 1st]

That means the deadline for significant voter legislation has passed. The longer it goes then the less Dims would be able to actually change even if they were to somehow pass legislation on the issue.

Congrats gentlemen. We got a small victory today by holding the line.

Dems plot last-ditch voting rights push as midterm clock ticks

The party is down to its final few weeks before new congressional maps are drawn for 2022. It's working furiously on two compromise tracks.

www.politico.com

 

[America 1st]

Marc Perry, senior demographer at the Census Bureau, said slow population growth noted in counts released earlier this year carried over into state results released Thursday.


“The slowdown in growth is even more pronounced at the county level,” he said. “Fifty-two percent of all counties had smaller counties in 2020 than in 2010.”


He said smaller counties generally lost population while large ones gained.


“Population decline was widespread this decade,” Perry said.


Growth was “almost entirely” in metro areas, he said, adding that all 10 of the country’s most populous cities grew.


The 1930s was the only other decade that had slower growth.

 

[tiderollsonu]

Curious how that will effect redistricting, I know a lot of states gained seats.

 

[hmt5000]

Marc Perry, senior demographer at the Census Bureau, said slow population growth noted in counts released earlier this year carried over into state results released Thursday.


“The slowdown in growth is even more pronounced at the county level,” he said. “Fifty-two percent of all counties had smaller counties in 2020 than in 2010.”


He said smaller counties generally lost population while large ones gained.


“Population decline was widespread this decade,” Perry said.


Growth was “almost entirely” in metro areas, he said, adding that all 10 of the country’s most populous cities grew.


The 1930s was the only other decade that had slower growth.

It's almost like they are driving people out of rural areas into large metro areas where they easier to control and track.... almost.

 

[America 1st]

It's almost like they are driving people out of rural areas into large metro areas where they easier to control and track.... almost.

3/4 of people in big cities prefer socialism.

They believe the current dynamics of big cities are put in place to abuse them and feel the federal government should step in.

Just one example:

Majority of millennials want to live in socialist, fascist or communist nation: Poll

A majority of millennials would prefer to live in a socialist, communist or fascist nation rather than a capitalistic one, according to a new poll.

m.washingtontimes.com