If you need to know voter registration for counties or Congressional districts, you’ll need to go directly to the appropriate state office. Two helpful directories that speed this process are: National Association of State Election Directors This site maintains a list of links to the offices that handle voter registration and elections for each state.…
NeighborhoodInfo DC contains statistical profiles and other publications on neighborhoods in Washington DC. Aimed at supporting policy decision-makers, the site is a collaborative effort of the Urban Institute and Washington DC Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC). On this web site, you’ll find data on D.C. neighborhoods — population, race and ethnicity, income, poverty, employment, education,…
The Federal Elections Project at the American University’s School of Public Affairs offers year 2000 election data by state and county. Results for the 2000 presidential election are available for all counties. Then, for each state, downloads are available for the presidential general election plus various statewide elections, such as governor and board of education,…
New print compendium of statistics on China, its regions and municipalities
Is Northfield a bedroom community? About 572,000 people live in Washtington D.C., but, given all the people who commute to work there, how many people are in the city during working hours? Answer these questions and more with the Census Bureau’s new Estimated Daytime Population measure. “The concept of the daytime population refers to the…
Rand California’s office of Population and Demographic Statistics provides immigration statistics by state or by metropolitan area on their web site. The source of these data from 1990-2000 is the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service. Since the INS is no longer publishing this information, Rand is looking for new sources. Note also that state border…