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Florida and Texas, the Far-Right Axis

Both helmed by conservative governors, the two states represent radically different futures for the country.

Texas Observer

Population shifts point to 2030 congressional seat turmoil

The government’s latest U.S. population estimates portend significant shifts in congressional seats away from Democratic-leaning states by the end of the decade if current trends continue.

Tribune News Service

Census redefines ‘rural’ and ‘urban,’ surprising some Illinois officials

With funding and grants potentially on the line, some village administrators aren’t sure what to expect in the years to come.

Chicago Sun-Times

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The Mancunian Way: Have a banana

Is a new golden age for coach travel on the horizon? PLUS Scarlet fever cases in your area AND The formerly deprived areas now gentrified

Manchester Evening News

Fewer people speaking Welsh than 10 years ago, Census reveals

In 2021 an estimated 538,000 people in Wales aged three years and over (17.8%) reported being able to speak Welsh – down from 562,000 in 2011.

The Independent UK

'Buried': Parliament's secret survey results unearthed after FOI battle

Census results reveal low staff morale and a lack of confidence in leadership.

The Canberra Times

Wednesday briefing: The (un)intended consequences of voter ID

In today’s newsletter: Why a purported solution to concerns about voter fraud may create a whole set of new problems instead. An electoral systems expert explains how

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Calls grow to disestablish Church of England as Christians become minority

Role of church in parliament and schools questioned as census shows 5.5m fewer holders of faith in England and Wales

The Guardian - UK

APP VERSION ONLY DO NOT PUBLISH Census 2021 in numbers: Key changes in England and Wales population explained

Major changes have been seen across England and Wales in the last decade, including religion and ethnicity

The Independent UK

Census 2021 in numbers: Key changes in England and Wales population explained

Major changes have been seen across England and Wales in the last decade, including religion and ethnicity

The Independent UK

The areas of Wales where people feel most Welsh revealed in new Census data

The latest figures from the 2021 Census also highlight how Wales is losing its religion

Wales Online

Less than half of UK population are Christian for first time ever, census data says

The proportion has fallen below 50 percent for the first time

Manchester Evening News

Census: One in 10 households contain people of two or more ethnicities

Around 2.5 million households (10.1%) contained members from at least two different ethnic groups in 2021, the ONS said.

The Independent UK

Less than half the population call themselves Christian for first time

London remains the most religiously diverse region of England, with just over a quarter (25.3%) of people on the day of the 2021 census reporting a religion other than Christian

Evening Standard

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Wales Online

'Christian era' in England and Wales has come to an end

Proportion of population describing themselves as such has fallen below a half for the first time ever

Tribune News Service

Atlanta has the highest income inequality in the nation, Census data shows

Atlanta has the highest income inequality among large U.S. cities, according to recent data from the United States Census Bureau. Driving much of Atlanta’s income inequality, experts say, is the city’s entrenched racial disparities which took root generations ago.

The New Daily

The Stats Guy: Millennials care about the environment, but does that mean they’re ditching petrol cars?

You’ve heard plenty of stories about young Australians without drivers licenses. A simple enough narrative it seems. Young people live in inner cities and We are more likely to be car owners now than we were 15 years ago.

The New Daily

Indigenous identity warning ahead of historic referendum

Senators from opposite ends of politics united this week in cautioning against allowing Australians to self-identify as Indigenous.

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AAP

Qld in demand as Census shows city exodus

Queensland recorded a net gain of 100,000 people moving from interstate in the past five years as Australians leave capital cities, Census data shows.

The Conversation

Moving beyond the media's 'deficit lens' is essential for racialised peoples to claim belonging. Here's how they're doing it

Australia’s mainstream media has long viewed refugees, migrants and Indigenous communities through a “deficit lens”. That’s where these populations – in all their glorious complexity – are framed simply as a “problem” that needs to be “fixed”. Never achieving enough. Never grateful enough. Just never quite deserving enough to be…

The New Daily

The Stats Guy: A look at the homesick Australians who returned during the pandemic

We now know who our returning Aussies are, where they settled and how many of them there were and how they contributed to house prices rising

Wales Online

The full picture of immigration in Wales revealed in new Census data

The figures show the countries from where people are moving to Wales and where they now live

Evening Standard

Census: Number of people born outside UK living in England and Wales rises by quarter since 2011 to 10 million

The number of people born outside the UK rose by 2.5 million in the last decade, new census data shows

The Conversation

Why inequality is growing in the US and around the world

U.S. income inequality grew in 2021 for the first time in a decade, according to data the Census Bureau released in September 2022.

Chicago Sun-Times

Pulse of the Heartland: Dolton voters lament missing pols, growing crime, empty storefronts: ‘It’s like a ghost town’

While the Sun-Times is finding complaints of absentee politicians commonplace this election season, Dolton residents said their community needs elected officials’ attention and help more than most places.

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