Official US 2010 Census Results

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Well, there will probably be something surprising.

[Californian Tony]

So H-5:15 ?

[Vasall des Midas]

Should this be moved to Muon's newly upgraded board?

Absolutely.

[Devilman88]

Well, there will probably be something surprising.

I think there might be a few surprising results.

[Beef]

Well, there will probably be something surprising.

I think there might be a few surprising results.

I wrote a congressional apportionment program, which stands ready to plug in the final numbers when made available.

By my own population estimates, here are the final 10 seats:

Seat #426:   Texas (35)               Priority:   732,184
Seat #427:   Alabama (7)             Priority:   731,513
Seat #428:   California (52)          Priority:   724,203
Seat #429:   Pennsylvania (18)    Priority:   722,748
Seat #430:   South Carolina (7)   Priority:   714,149
Seat #431:   Arizona (10)             Priority:   714,054
Seat #432:   New York (28)          Priority:   712,863
Seat #433:   Washington (10)     Priority:   712,175
Seat #434:   Texas (36)               Priority:   711,554
Seat #435:   Missouri (9)              Priority:   710,867

...and here are the first 10 that don't make the cut:

Seat #436:   California (53)        Priority:   710,408
Seat #437:   Florida (27)              Priority:   710,227
Seat #438:   Minnesota (8 )         Priority:   708,831
Seat #439:   North Carolina (14)  Priority:   707,359
Seat #440:   Oregon (6)               Priority:   707,156
Seat #441:   Illinois (19)               Priority:   701,047
Seat #442:   Ohio (17)                  Priority:   701,021
Seat #443:   New Jersey (13)       Priority:   699,490
Seat #444:   Massachusetts (10) Priority:   697,903
Seat #445:   California (54)          Priority:   697,128


Stay tuned...

Love,
Your friendly neighborhood Beef.

[Devilman88]

its almost time!

[Gravis Marketing]

Wow, they are milking the nation's attention for all it is worth. Locke is lashing out at people who predicted budget overruns and failure by boasting of what a good job they did.

I'll post numbers as he says them.

Blah blah we are so awesome at censusing blah blah

[Devilman88]

im watching it now too... shut up and give us the numbers

[Vasall des Midas]

...attentive silence...

[Devilman88]

and we wait..... and wait..

[Gravis Marketing]

He just thanked all of us. You're welcome!

[Gravis Marketing]

Data geeks all over the country are going Showtime at the Apollo on Gary Locke. "Boooo... get off the stage!!"

[Californian Tony]

So ?

[Gravis Marketing]

So ?

I'll post info as soon as they release it. So far it is all congratulations, thanks, and Why the Census Matters.

[Vasall des Midas]

So ?

I'll post info as soon as they release it. So far it is all congratulations, thanks, and Why the Census Matters.

So why does it matter?

[Californian Tony]

So ?

I'll post info as soon as they release it. So far it is all congratulations, thanks, and Why the Census Matters.

...
Do you have a link in which I can see it live ?

[Gravis Marketing]

http://www.c-span.org/Live-Video/C-SPAN3/

[Sam Spade]

Did you all really expect a release at 11:00 AM?

[Gravis Marketing]

Yes, Sam, you're very smart.

[Senator Sbane]

These people really like talking.

[Gravis Marketing]

308,745,538

[Gravis Marketing]

9.7% growth

[Grad Students are the Worst]

U.S. population as of April 1, 2000: 281,421,906
U.S. population as of April 1, 2010: 308,745,538 (+9.7%)

(claps for breeding, unnecessary pause)

[Sam Spade]

Yes, Sam, you're very smart.

Not really - rather bureaucrats are rather predictable.  

[Gravis Marketing]

How does this compare with estimates?