Study: NJ loses House seat under Census immigration change
New Jersey is in court fighting a plan to subtract estimates of immigrants not legally in the U.S. from the totals used to apportion the House after the census.
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To draw election map, NJ may count inmates in prior hometowns
Legislature advances bill allowing online voter registration, in addition to possible end of "prison-based gerrymandering."
Census NJ snapshot: More insured, fewer poor, but income stalls
Mixed news in the latest Census Bureau estimates for New Jersey. Drop in uninsured, despite an increase nationally. But median incomes didn't grow.
Redistricting reform report: Add public members, boot lawmakers
A coalition of groups led by the League of Women Voters of New Jersey recommends big changes to how the state redraws its legislative districts.
A guide to fair elections? A plan for redistricting in NJ
Academics from five universities are recommending ways to improve how New Jersey redraws the boundaries of its 40 legislative districts after the census.
New data points to frightening future for New Jersey
The main take away in the newly released census data shows the electorate in New Jersey to be increasingly young and female.
NJ lawmakers thinking of spending more to get ready for Census
The proposed budget includes $2 million to encourage participation in the 2020 Census, which apportions the House and helps guide federal funds.
The upcoming Census could impact New Jersey in a negative way
A consortium of non-profit and advocacy groups are urging Governor Murphy to allocate $9 million to ensure census accurately counts all NJ residents.
Yes, census SHOULD ask if you're a citizen
As the federal government gears up for another census, one question that the Trump administration wants on the form is causing controversy.
1 in 4 NJ residents don't speak English at home, Census survey says
Also: About one in eight New Jersey residents speak English with less than "very well" proficiency, according to the survey.