US Census

Article
bipartisan childcare efforts
September 15, 2023
COSM Commentary

Putting This Year’s Poverty Numbers in Context

By Matt Weidinger | Scott Winship
Journal Publication
May 26, 2023
Journal of Urban Economics

The Size And Census Coverage Of The U.S. Homeless Population

By Bruce D. Meyer | Kevin Corinth | Angela Wyse
Op-Ed
game pieces grouped by color
May 11, 2023
Washington Examiner

‘Segregation’ Is a Deliberate Act

By Michael Barone
Op-Ed
politician campaign rally
May 03, 2023
Washington Examiner

Republicans Aren’t Disappearing — and May Even Be Growing Stronger

By Michael Barone
Multimedia
April 01, 2023
Power Line Blog

Israel’s Judicial Coup?

By John Yoo | "Lucretia" | Steve Hayward
Op-Ed
Entertainers dance during a promotional event for the U.S. Census in Times Square in New York City, New York, U.S., September 23, 2020. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid
September 27, 2022
The Wall Street Journal

“Democracy’s Data” Review: The Counting of the Country

By Michael Barone
Op-Ed
Darryl Morin, left, the national president with Forward Latino, points to a map marking the Hispanic population by percentage of ward as District 8 Ald. JoCasta Zamarripa holds the other side
May 05, 2022
Washington Examiner

Redistricting Proved to Be Much Ado About Not Very Much

By Michael Barone
Op-Ed
City of Los Angeles skyline at night time.
April 28, 2022
Washington Examiner

People Are Fleeing the Self-Harm Progressives Inflicted on Their Own Cities

By Michael Barone
Podcast
March 07, 2022

Should We Expand the Membership of the House of Representatives? (with Yuval Levin)

By Kevin R. Kosar | Yuval Levin
Op-Ed
Demonstrators protest during a Fair Maps rally outside the US Supreme Court, in Washington, US REUTERS/Brendan McDermid
February 09, 2022
Washington Examiner

Lamentations About Redistricting Ending Democracy Prove Hypocritical — and Wrong

By Michael Barone
Article
January 13, 2022
Forbes

The Family Dinner Hour: Alive and Well

By Karlyn Bowman
Op-Ed
A woman holds a sign protesting President Trump's immigation and border control policies
December 30, 2021
Washington Examiner

Plague-year Immigrants Headed to Trump Country

By Michael Barone
Op-Ed
December 26, 2021
Washington Examiner

A (statistical) Journal of the Plague Year

By Michael Barone
Op-Ed
Darryl Morin, left, the national president with Forward Latino, points to a map marking the Hispanic population by percentage of ward as District 8 Ald. JoCasta Zamarripa holds the other side
December 09, 2021
Washington Examiner

Redistricting Helps Republicans, but It Doesn’t Guarantee Control

By Michael Barone
Op-Ed
October 05, 2021
Washington Examiner

Both Parties’ Ignorance of Electoral Reality Has Led to Our Present Political Discontents

By Michael Barone
Post
September 15, 2021
AEIdeas

How Do We Make Sense of the New Poverty Data for 2020?

By Angela Rachidi
Op-Ed
Air and ground crews of the U.S. Navy Squadron VR-6 at Rhein-Main celebrate the end of the Berlin Airlift, May 12, 1949.
August 25, 2021
Washington Examiner

A Tale of Two Airlifts

By Michael Barone
Op-Ed
Three female friends in Summer attire and sunglasses don the Red, White, and Blue in celebration of Independence Day
August 20, 2021
Washington Examiner

Census Numbers Suggested 19 Million White People Disappeared from the US. Here’s What Really Happened

By Timothy P. Carney
Op-Ed
Balloons decorate an event for community activists and local government leaders to mark the one-year-out launch of the 2020 Census efforts in Boston, Massachusetts, April 1, 2019. Reuters
August 17, 2021
The Dispatch

The Sweep: Whitewashing the Census Numbers

By Chris Stirewalt
Post
August 17, 2021
AEIdeas

The New Census and the Majority-minority Narrative

By Karlyn Bowman | Samantha Goldstein
Podcast
June 18, 2021

The Brookings Cafeteria: The Race Gap in Multigenerational Poverty; Census 2020 Findings

By Scott Winship | William Frey | Richard Reeves
Op-Ed
April 28, 2021
Washington Examiner

The 2020 Census: Small Republican Gains in a Nation Hunkered Down

By Michael Barone
Post
April 28, 2021
AEIdeas

The 2020 Census Story: What You Need to Know

By Karlyn Bowman
Op-Ed
A wooden peg representing an individual is painted red and standing in a circle alone with other wooden pegs, all painted white, stand around. Suspicion, isolation, public opinion
April 27, 2021
The Dispatch

The Sweep: According to Their Respective Numbers

By Chris Stirewalt | Sarah Isgur | Audrey Fahlberg