North Dakota, where an energy boom has produced the nation’s lowest unemployment rate, is adding people at a faster rate than any other state. That’s according to an estimate released today by the U.S. Census Bureau, which said today that...
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Trucks sit outside a row of temporary housing units for oil workers in Tioga, North Dakota.
North Dakota Fastest-Growing, Florida Closes in on New York
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Rep. Jerry Lewis walks to work with his Bichon Frise and Poodle mix, Bruin, who is named after the UCLA mascot.
Bloomberg by the Numbers: 212
That’s how many fewer total years that California’s incoming 53-member House delegation has served in the chamber as compared with January 2011. The 53 California House members who will take office Jan. 3, when the 113th Congress begins, will have...
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Bloomberg by the Numbers: 62
That’s the number of U.S. House districts where no incumbent is running in the Nov. 6 election. These so-called open districts account for about 14 percent of the 435 districts. Thirty-six of the 62 open districts are in just eight...
Read more »N.Y. Lost Two Seats, Gained Races
The post-Census reapportionment cost New York two of its 29 congressional seats. The new districts placed many of those who remained in competitive races this fall. Seven of New York’s House members — more than one-fourth of the delegation —...
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