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Census officials are working with local partners in New Hampshire to get the word out about the 2020 Census. The city of Rochester held an event on…
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This August, NHPR’s Natasha Haverty and Jack Rodolico have been working on a series of stories covering issues that homeless New Hampshire residents are…
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With every census, states have the chance to re-draw political boundaries based on population changes. Usually, the legislature controls the process,…
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In New Hampshire, there’s about a 5-year gap between the life expectancy for adult women at the top of the income bracket and those at the bottom. For men…
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New information from the Census Bureau pinpoints the fastest growing counties in New Hampshire. Strafford County – home to the fast-growing city of Dover…
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The U.S. Census Bureau is releasing new data that shows about 17,000 fewer people were living in poverty in New Hampshire in 2013 compared to the year…
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The U.S. Census Bureau estimates New Hampshire’s population grew by only .1% last year. That’s fewer than 2000 people added since 2012. That’s among the…
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For the first time in U.S. history, more babies are being born to minority parents than to non-Hispanic white parents. New census numbers show that as of…
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We’re all about cool maps at StateImpact, and we just couldn’t resist sharing this one on the changing face of child and senior poverty over the past 30 years. Demographer