Thanks. So no method for other overseas citizens: Utah's issue or
others? Or is there a policy of not counting any overase but military
for other reasons?
Interesting that this moves things by so much. Will be interesting to
see if in 2011 or 2012 military in Iraq and Afghanistan come home, how
this changes things (not for apportionment, but for ACS counts, etc.).
Doug
On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 12:06 PM, <john.k.tanner@gmail.com> wrote:
Correct. The apportionment pop. includes the overseas military and federal employees and dependents
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Subject: [EL] Census apportionment totals versus announced national totals
If you look at Table 1 on the link below, the total population for
apportionment is 309,183,463, which is about 400,000 larger than the
announced population (on the front page of the census website. Any
thoughts as to why? Since DC is not included in apportionment, you
would suspect that apportionment is lower, not higher.
So, I belive this is because of overseas military. Anybody know if
this is right and how this works? The press conference touched on
this, but not very clearly.
http://2010.census.gov/news/press-kits/apportionment/apport.html
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