2022 North Carolina Economic Factbook
We are happy to present the 2022 edition of the North Carolina Economic Performance Factbook (NCEPF). Much has happened since we published our last edition two years ago. North Carolina…
We are happy to present the 2022 edition of the North Carolina Economic Performance Factbook (NCEPF). Much has happened since we published our last edition two years ago. North Carolina…
From Carolina Demography comes this chart that shows North Carolina’s explosive growth. This is why North Carolina is on the brink of securing a 14th congressional district.
This week, JLF’s Brooke Conrad reported on the changing demographics in North Carolina and how this could affect future elections. Conrad reports: From 2010 to 2018, the state’s overall population…
Register here for next weeks Shaftesbury Society presentation. UNC Chapel-Hill Professor Michael Jacobs joins us with his presentation that will include data that shows why the only two growing counties…
Lindsay Marchello reports for Carolina Journal Online that the Federal Communications Commission chairman helped North Carolina celebrate its recent achievement of broadband access in every public school classroom. John Hood’s…
Interesting data from the researchers at Carolina Demography.
Headlines currently on the Charlotte Observer’s website: • 2016: Year of the Crane. 2017: Year of the Ribbon-cutting (and more cranes) • State population map: NC among fastest-growing states •…
Fantastic enrollment growth and where to find it
The UNC Population Center has updated data on how population growth since 2010 has impacted how many people live in each legislative and congressional district in the state. The key…
The 2015 North Carolina Civic Health Index has been published, and with it is a lot of good information about the feelings of citizens regarding civic duties and responsibilities. I…
The New York Times created a chart of each state to show where people have moved since the year 1900. It is interesting to see how North Carolina has changed. …
The New York Times has a fascinating set of interactive graphs titled, Where We Came From, State by State. In 1900, 95 percent of North Carolinians were born in the…