The Latest Breaking News from Census

Preliminary data shows that eviction filings increased in cities that did not have housing protections in place after the federal moratorium was lifted.

WASHINGTON — Doctors and demographers recently noticed another tragic example of how polarization shapes America: The pandemic has killed more people in the nation’s Republican enclaves than its Democratic strongholds. They explain the gap by pointing to Republican resistance to vaccines and the GOP’s more cavalier approach to combating the…

“Polls are blunt instruments, not precision instruments,” pollsters remind us. So can they account for the changing demographics of COVID-19?

It is an ‘administratively complex’ process, says Minister of State Pratima Bhoumik.

The number of short-term holiday listings in Northumberland has risen by 2,245% in just five years

_The census conducted in the U.S. every 10 years is meant to count everyone. But it doesn’t actually count everyone.

Despite reports of an influx of out-of-towners, Miami-Dade County lost population since the summer of 2020, according to new U.S. Census data.

Even minor census undercounts deprive needy communities of investment and representation

Indigenous leaders worry redistricting will lead to more disenfranchisement and environmental issues

Scotland's Census in 2022 will allow people the first chance in a decade to help decide how their local community cares for them - but is it a legal requirement to complete it?

WASHINGTON — While health insurance coverage has broadly expanded across the country since implementation of the Affordable Care Act of 2010, many impoverished communities continue to lag behind, according to census data released Thursday.