New population projections from the U.S. Census Bureau show GOP-controlled states on track for gains in House seats after the 2030 census. Meanwhile, some Democratic states could see a net ...

() - Several blue states appear set to lose electoral college votes while red states will make sweeping gains, new data from ...

Census blew it: undercounted red states, overcounted blue, costing GOP 5-10 seats. Texas fixed it; Democrats gerrymandered back in CA, VA, and MD.

Tracking state population growth has real implications for congressional representation, federal funding and long-term ...

Newly released population estimates for the United States show that red states are projected to gain seats in the U S House ...

Newly released Census Bureau data showed South Carolina had the highest percentage increase in its population from July 1, ...

The growth of the U.S. population slowed in 2025 due to a sharp decline in net international migration. See how each state's ...

By contrast, booming Texas and Florida would gain four seats apiece with rapid population growth, according to the network.

That title belongs to South Carolina, which saw an estimated population increase of roughly 1.5%. An estimated growth of ...

Nationally, between July 2024 and July 2025, the population increased by an estimated 1.8 million, a rate of just 0.5%, the ...

That title belongs to South Carolina, which saw an estimated population increase of roughly 1.5%. An estimated growth of ...

Across the U.S., population growth slowed but was still up 1.8 million or 0.5 percent for the same period, the U.S. Census ...