The U.S. Census counts prisoners where they are incarcerated. Some states, however, have passed laws requiring that, for purposes of redistricting, inmates be counted in the locality where they live permanently. Read more here.
The U.S. Census counts prisoners where they are incarcerated. Some states, however, have passed laws requiring that, for purposes of redistricting, inmates be counted in the locality where they live permanently. Read more here.
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