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The demographic shifts in US counties from 2012 to 2023, including changes in race, age, and education.
Population flows since 2020—accelerated by remote work, housing costs and the pandemic—have moved many residents from dense, traditionally Democratic metros toward Sun Belt and suburban destinations, ...
Immigration is, on balance, good for the United States economically and demographically, but the gains are uneven, policy-sensitive, and politically contested; aggregate research finds net positive ef...
remain the predominant racial group by a wide margin: most broad analyses and recent Census-based estimates show people identifying as White (alone or in combination) form the largest single racial ca...
Affluent U.S. counties have seen rising measured incomes, increasing concentration of high-income places on the coasts, and sharper housing-cost pressures over the past decade, but changes in race, ag...