North Carolina’s High Country counties got mixed results for growth, according to recently released 2020 Census figures.
A new round of census data, destined to shape state politics for the next decade, is scheduled to be released August 12.
Greensboro’s city council is considering postponing this fall’s elections due to delayed census information.
North Carolina is one of six states that will be adding to their congressional delegations, based on new figures from the U.S. Census.
As of Monday, North Carolina was 41st in the nation for its total response rate to Census 2020.
With just over two weeks left to go for the 2020 Census, the Census Bureau is intensifying its efforts as North Carolina’s response rate continues to lag behind.
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper is joining a bipartisan group of governors urging the U.S. Census Bureau to extend the census through the end of October.
The results of the 2020 Census determine federal funding from hospitals and schools all the way to representation in Congress.
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