Launched on May 16, the Global North Carolina Heat Map culls the global demographic, education and economic data of all 100 counties in the Tar Heel State and puts it in one central location.

We’ve known since May that North Carolina’s population grew 9.5% in the 10 years ending in April 2020, adding 903,905 residents, thus giving NC an extra representative in Congress.

2020 US Census data says much of North Carolina’s growth is from Latino population. State is redrawing maps for redistricting. How will those communities fare?

North Carolina will gain another seat in Congress for the next 10 years, the U.S. Census Bureau announced Monday, the result of a steadily growing population as people arrive for jobs and retirement.

According to another map based on overall population data for each entire state, Texas, for example, also had the largest increase nationwide in its citizens between 2022 and 2023—expanding by ...

District 14's Black and Latino population dropped from 27.5 percent to 19.3 percent under the new maps, while District 12's Black and Latino population increased from 44.2 percent to 48.6 percent.