Bob Scardamalia of RLS Demographics, Inc., longtime state demographic guru and current data consultant to the Empire Center, has issued a useful summary of the recently released U.S. Census numbers for for New York. It includes a breakdown of racial and ethnic populations by congressional district.
Download a copy of Bob’s analysis here.
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