The growth of Nashville’s population and surrounding counties can be felt on housing supply, transportation and other regional issues.
Tennessee Lawmakers Want Your Ideas On Redistricting, But The Barriers To Input Are High
The public will be able to comment but how many of their ideas will make it to the final plan is uncertain.
Looming Census Deadline Adds Pressure To Count People At Nashville Shelters And Campsites
It’s a crucial week for the U.S. Census, as the bureau’s workers attempt to count unhoused people at an estimated 49,000 locations nationwide, including shelters, campsites and meal programs around Nashville.
As Census Deadline Nears, Metro Leans On Private Groups To Get Nashville Counted
Nearly 40% of Davidson County residents are yet to be counted in the ongoing 2020 Census.
U.S. Census Response Rate In Tennessee Is On Track, Despite Pandemic Disruption
Even before the outbreak, the 2020 census was going to look a bit different this year: It’s the first time people could respond online in census history. Then, the pandemic forced the decennial population count to pivot even more.
Census Officials Make Adjustments To Get Everyone Counted Despite COVID-19 And Tornadoes
The 2020 census count is now in full swing, but with most Tennesseans being asked to shelter in place, no one will be knocking on doors and asking residents to fill out forms any time soon. The U.S. Census Bureau is making adjustments to get everyone in Tennessee counted, amid back-to-back crises in the state.
Some Tennessee Cities See Population Booms, But Not Enough To Add A Congressional Seat
There’s no doubt Tennessee is growing. But the growth is not enough to add a new House district this decade, according to U.S. Census data released this week.
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