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Triad Cities Awaiting Census Data May Delay Elections

Triad Cities Awaiting Census Data May Delay Elections by David Ford 4:49pm Feb 17, 2021 The General Assembly passed new legislative maps for the 2020 election, including the House districts in the Triad. Credit: North Carolina General Assembly   Update your browser or Flash plugin The U.S. Census faced severe challenges in 2020. There were natural disasters, a pandemic, earlier deadlines and the fallout is being felt locally. Last Friday, State Board of Elections officials were told that local district data based on the census results  used to draw new maps will be arriving six months late this year. That may force cities in the Triad to push back local elections, keeping current leaders in office beyond their original terms.

Census Bureau s deadline to deliver data likely to impact upcoming elections

State, local elections could be postponed because of delayed Census data

State, local elections could be postponed because of delayed Census data
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Census to delay data delivery, jeopardizing redistricting crunch

© Getty Images The U.S. Census Bureau will delay final delivery of population data that states need to begin rebalancing political district boundaries until late September, putting substantial pressure on state legislatures and commissions that will now have far less time to tackle the decennial redistricting process. The bureau said in a statement Friday it would not deliver final data on September 30, six months after the originally planned delivery date of March 31 and two months after an initial delay census officials announced just last month. In a blog post, James Whitehorne, chief of the Census Bureau’s redistricting and voting rights data office, said the delay would allow his office to deliver “high-quality fit-for-use data products the states need for redistricting.” He said a decision to release all the data at once at the end of September would mean some states that might otherwise get late data receive their figures as early as possible.

Census 2011 finalised and published, sans caste data: Govt

URL copied Census 2011 finalised and published, sans caste data: Govt The data of Socio-Economic and Caste Census (SECC) conducted in 2011 excluding the caste data has been finalised and published, Ministry of Home Affairs said in Rajya Sabha on Wednesday. Member of Parliament (MP) Anbumani Ramadoss from Tamil Nadu asked, Will the government release the socio-economic and caste census taken in the year 2011, if so then what are the details. Responding to his query, the Minister of State for Home Affairs Nityanand Rai said that SECC was conducted by the Ministry of Rural Development (MoRD) and the then Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation (HUPA) in rural and urban areas respectively.

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