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to view highlights from Census Bureau sources of economic and demographic data.
High quality electronic versions of maps for all 108th Congressional Districts. more »
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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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 »
Charles Louis Kincannon biography, testimonies, and statements.
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The U.S. Department of Commerce releases the first results of the Quarterly Services Survey. more »
2003 Income, Poverty and Health Insurance (CPS Report) and data from the 2003 American Community Survey (ACS) released August 26th, 2004. more »
A record number of people registered to vote in the 2002 congressional elections. more »
Eight of the nation's 10 fastest growing large cities (100,000 or more population) are in the Western states of Arizona, Nevada and California. more »
A guide to help you answer your constituents questions about the survey, its benefits, and how to obtain additional information. more »
Sponsored by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, this survey enters its fourth decade with the publication of 2003 results. more »
The first report of the 2002 Economic Census Industry Series is now available. To view this report and others coming soon, check the detailed release schedule.
Data on turnout and trends from presidential elections in preparation for the 2004 presidential election season. See Facts for Features (Special Edition): The 2004 Presidential Election.
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Source: U.S. Census Bureau: Created January 17, 2003 Last Revised: October 7, 2004 |
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