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Preparations for the 2030 Census are underway.

Read our Random Samplings blog to learn about key updates on our research projects, testing strategy and timeline.

🌎 New population estimates and projections and other demographic data are now available up to the year 2100 for 40 countries and areas in our International Database. 

See the list of countries and explore the interactive database.

We recently released detailed 2020 Census data for American Samoa, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Explore data highlights for each island area on age, race and ethnicity, household type, relationship, and more.

In his latest blog, Census Bureau Deputy Director Dr. Ron Jarmin discusses the importance of transforming and modernizing official statistics and why connecting with international colleagues is key to helping solve the problems of the world.

The rate of Americans under age 65 without health insurance decreased in 280 counties and increased in 80 counties between 2020 and 2021.

Explore more new data from our Small Area Health Insurance Estimates.

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California leads the way with 110,635 employees (11%) in state and local government police protection, followed by New York with 89,157 employees (9%), Texas with 82,935 (8%), Florida with 67,442 (7%), and Illinois with 42,651 (4%).

Explore more public sector data. 

Whether you're a statistician or an information technology specialist, consider a career with the federal government's premier statistical agency.

Visit usajobs.gov and search "Census Bureau" to see our current openings.

The end of the pandemic emergency has changed the way we respond to the nation's data needs.

Some of our data tools have shifted focus, and some of our experimental data products continue in different forms.

Read more on America Counts.

U.S. homeownership rates in 2022 were even higher than before the COVID-19 pandemic — 65.8% compared to 64.6% in 2019 — a rebound driven largely by those age 44 and younger.

On July 26, 1990, the nation’s strongest measure protecting the civil rights of people with disabilities was signed into law – the Americans with Disabilities Act.

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