2008 State Population Estimates

[muon2]

North Carolina's population is really growing. I bet by 2010 NC will be larger then GA.

There's a slight chance that NC passes MI, but I doubt that the state will catch GA in the 2010 Census.

I project that MI will still have about half a million more people than NC in 2010. It's hard to see an estimate be off by that much to put NC ahead of MI.

So is someone going to do an EV map for 2012 with these new numbers and growth rates?

I'm sure Muon will calculate it soon ...

Indeed I have, and the thread is up.

[Tender Branson]

North Carolina's population is really growing. I bet by 2010 NC will be larger then GA.

There's a slight chance that NC passes MI, but I doubt that the state will catch GA in the 2010 Census.

I project that MI will still have about half a million more people than NC in 2010. It's hard to see an estimate be off by that much to put NC ahead of MI.

There are always a few surprises. If MI shows a slightly bigger decline from 2000-2010 and the Census shows a population of about 9.8 Mio. and NC with a slightly higher growth, NC could pass MI by a few thousand people. If it's not by April 1, 2010 then certainly 1 year later.

[Kevinstat]

Have the 2008 Census Bureau estimates for counties and county subdivisions (cities, towns and townships in Maine, although a lot of unorganized minor civil divisions are grouped together) been released yet?  If so, where could I find them?

[Tender Branson]

Have the 2008 Census Bureau estimates for counties and county subdivisions (cities, towns and townships in Maine, although a lot of unorganized minor civil divisions are grouped together) been released yet?  If so, where could I find them?

They will do so in March 2009 ...

http://www.census.gov/popest/topics

[muon2]

Have the 2008 Census Bureau estimates for counties and county subdivisions (cities, towns and townships in Maine, although a lot of unorganized minor civil divisions are grouped together) been released yet?  If so, where could I find them?

They will do so in March 2009 ...

http://www.census.gov/popest/topics

Couny estimates will be released in March. Towns and other county subdivisions are scheduled for release in July.