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2020 Decennial Census

Every 10 years, the Census counts everyone living in the US. This is the official headcount from 2020. You get the total number of people in each state as of April 2020. Politicians use these numbers to redraw voting district lines, and the federal government uses them to decide how much funding each state gets. If you want to know how many people were living in your state in 2020 according to an official count, this is it.

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