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to view highlights from Census Bureau sources of economic and demographic data.
Housing data released 10/3 from the 2005 American Community Survey. Access
demographic, social, economic, and housing data for all Congressional Districts.
Select your state and district using the selection boxes above.
Access all 2005 ACS data using American FactFinder.
High quality electronic versions of maps for all 109th Congressional Districts. more »
FastFacts for Congress has been updated with Census 2000 data retabulated for the 109th Congress. more »
Note: The only difference between the 108th and 109th data sets are for the states where congressional districts were redrawn for the 109th Congress (Maine, Pennsylvania, and Texas). Data from the 108th Congressional District Summary Files can be downloaded from the Census Bureau's FTP site.
This survey provides detailed population and housing information
on an annual basis to support programs and policies at the Federal,
State, and Local levels.
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ACS Congressional Toolkit
The Decennial Census profiles the people and housing of our nation every 10 years. Census 2000 data are also available for the Island Areas.
The Economic indicators track the health of our national economy on a monthly and quarterly basis. more »
The Economic Census profiles the economy every five years from the national to the local level. more »
Where do your federal dollars go. more »
Income, Poverty, and Health Insurance Coverage in the United States: 2005, containing findings from the Current Population Survey (CPS). more »
Retail trade led all industry sectors in employment gains between 2003 and 2004. more »
Elk Grove, Calif., had the nation's fastest growth rate among large cities. more »
The number of Hispanic-owned businesses grew 31 percent between 1997 and 2002. more »
Estimates of population and poverty for school districts, as well as income and poverty estimates for states and counties. more »
Fifty-five percent of households had Internet access in 2003, up from 50 percent in 2001. more ».
The Census Bureau releases first-ever data on daytime populations for cities and counties. more ».
First-ever state-by-state look at links between marriage, fertility, and other socioeconomic characteristics. more »
Charles Louis Kincannon biography, testimonies, and statements.
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Source: U.S. Census Bureau: Created January 17, 2003 Last Revised: October 17, 2006 |
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