Official US 2010 Census Results

[minionofmidas]

Not that surprising to me.  By my estimated population numbers I had the LAST FIVE seats going as follows:
Arizona           10th    +2
New York        28th   -1
Washington    10th  +1
Texas              36th  +4
Missouri          9th  

The NEXT FIVE were as such:

California           53rd
Florida               27th +2
Minnesota         8th
North Carolina   14th +1
Oregon              6th +1

So three "errors" (AZ, NY, MO vs CA, FL, MN) but all in the top five, or is anything else wrong? Still makes Arizona the most surprising.

[Antonio the Sixth]

So Ohio lost 1 or 2 ?

[Brittain33]

OHIO LOST 2

[Antonio the Sixth]

OK, does anyone have the exact figures ?

[Beefalow and the Consumer]

So three "errors" (AZ, NY, MO vs CA, FL, MN) but all in the top five, or is anything else wrong? Still makes Arizona the most surprising.

It depends on a lot of factors, like how much population movement there was in the past year, how much of it was unexpected, and so forth.  Also, my numbers were based solely on estimates, whereas the final results are an actual headcount (or as close to a headcount as we can come).

The estimates for Arizona and New York were obviously high.

Once I have solid numbers, I will let you know how many people each state needed for its next seat.  Between those last few seats, it will be really close.  A few thousand people, or maybe even under a thousand.

In 2000, UT was only a few hundred people away from getting the last seat, which went to NC instead.

[Devilman88]

Go on there website its there

[ilikeverin]

Check out the data: http://2010.census.gov/2010census/data/

[Beefalow and the Consumer]

OHIO LOST 2

Illinois had a BETTER chance of keeping ALL its seats than Ohio had of losing only one.  My numbers had them getting seat #442 to go -1.

[Beefalow and the Consumer]

Check out the data: http://2010.census.gov/2010census/data/

Brutal!

Gotta get lunch, then I'll try to get some apportionment order and other info for y'all.

[Brittain33]

Check out the data: http://2010.census.gov/2010census/data/

Brutal!

Gotta get lunch, then I'll try to get some apportionment order and other info for y'all.

Are you seeing 2010 data there? It still looks like it hasn't been loaded.

[Devilman88]

North Carolina grew faster then GA, that is shocking

[ilikeverin]

Check out the data: http://2010.census.gov/2010census/data/

Brutal!

Gotta get lunch, then I'll try to get some apportionment order and other info for y'all.

Are you seeing 2010 data there? It still looks like it hasn't been loaded.

Click any of the "View as html" links.

[Sam Spade]

EV totals (when someone gets makes a pretty map).  House reps = -2, except for DC

AK 3
AL 9
AR 6
AZ 11 (+1)
CA 55
CO 9
CT 7
DC 3
DE 3
FL 29 (+2)
GA 16 (+1)
HI 4
IA 6 (-1)
ID 4
IL 20 (-1)
IN 11
KS 6
KY 8
LA 8 (-1)
MA 11 (-1)
MD 10
ME 4
MI 16 (-1)
MN 10
MO 10 (-1)
MS 6
MT 3
NC 15
ND 3
NE 5
NH 4
NJ 14 (-1)
NM 5
NV 6 (+1)
NY 29 (-2)
OH 18 (-2)
OK 7
OR 7
PA 20 (-1)
RI 4
SC 9 (+1)
SD 3
TN 11
TX 38 (+4)
UT 6 (+1)
VA 13
VT 3
WA 12 (+1)
WI 10
WV 5
WY 3

[Antonio the Sixth]

Check out the data: http://2010.census.gov/2010census/data/

Still not updated.

[Sam Spade]

http://2010.census.gov/2010census/data/apportionment-pop-text.php

[Sam Spade]

http://2010.census.gov/2010census/data/apportionment-data-text.php

[Devilman88]

North Carolina was the next in line to gain seat

[Brittain33]

Whoa, Mass. still has more people than Arizona. I think AZ had passed Mass. or come close to it in estimates recently.

[Devilman88]

North Carolina was the 6th fasting growing state.

[Antonio the Sixth]

So that's :
- TX +4
- FL +2
- AZ, GA, NV, SC, UT, WA +1
- IA, IL, LA, MA, MI, MO, NJ, PA -1
- NY, OH -2

[Mr. Morden]

Check out the data: http://2010.census.gov/2010census/data/

Brutal!

Gotta get lunch, then I'll try to get some apportionment order and other info for y'all.

Are you seeing 2010 data there? It still looks like it hasn't been loaded.

Just click on the links under "view as HTML" or "download as CSV".  All the data is there.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Surprises are :
- Texas (should have gained 3)
- Florida (should have gained 1)
- Arizona (should have gained 2)
- Minnesota (should have lost 1)
- New York (should have lost 1)
- Missouri (should have stayed the same)

[Storebought]

Pennsylvania has lost seats in every reapportionment.

[Devilman88]

This is the new map

[Beefalow and the Consumer]

LAST TEN SEATS:
Seat #426: Texas 35 (+3)              Priority: 728,933
Seat #427: Pennsylvania 18 (-1)   Priority: 726,147
Seat #428: California 52 (-1)         Priority: 723,412
Seat #429: Georgia 14 (+1)           Priority: 718,097
Seat #430: South Carolina 7 (+1)  Priority: 713,709
Seat #431: California 53 (nc)         Priority: 709,631
Seat #432: Florida 27 (+2)            Priority: 709,610
Seat #433: Washington 10 (+1)   Priority: 708,829
Seat #434: Minnesota 8 (nc)         Priority: 708,767
Seat #435: Texas 36 (+4)             Priority: 708,396

NEXT TEN SEATS
Seat #436: North Carolina 14 (+1)  Priority: 706,817
Seat #437: Missouri 9 (nc)               Priority: 705,802
Seat #438: New York 28 (-1)           Priority: 704,775
Seat #439: New Jersey 13 (nc)       Priority: 703,915
Seat #440: Montana 2 (+1)             Priority: 699,622
Seat #441: Louisiana 7 (nc)            Priority: 699,514
Seat #442: Ohio 17 (-1)                  Priority: 699,503
Seat #443: Oregon 6 (+1)              Priority: 699,455
Seat #444: Virginia 12 (+1)            Priority: 696,400
Seat #445: California 54 (+1)         Priority: 696,366