Illinois Undercounted in 2020 Census, Actually Grew to 13 Million — The State’s Largest Population Ever – NBC5 (Chicago)

Laurence Msall, president of the budget watchdog group The Civic Federation estimated the state could receive at least $100 million in additional federal funding based on the new population data. “So many of our formulas are based on population. This is really good news for Illinois.”
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ron
3 years ago

I do think that the 2010 census was inflated, don’t trust the base number.

debtsor
3 years ago

Yeah, all those missing IL school children, who no longer attend schools in IL, they all just left on their own, without parents or grandparents. It’s a census error too. Nobody believes this crap. Every institution under Joe Biden has politicized. craptasic fuchs was having a field day with this, “oh, we actually gained 250,000 people” sure we did as we look around at the abandoned buildings, empty office space, and abandoned strip malls that liter our landscape.

Wolfnight
3 years ago

Absolutely a load of old cobblers.

We truly are corrupted to the core when we get to this point.

The end is coming; it is written in the Scriptures. And so it should.

Let's Go Brandon
3 years ago

Control the census bureau. Control the census. Familiar tune.

Ataraxis
3 years ago

I wonder if Msall is related to the Captain of the Titanic?

The Paraclete
3 years ago

Larry Msall, mayoral spokesperson!

Honest Jerk
3 years ago

Listen up everybody. Everything is just fine in Illinois. It’s growing. All the moving truck companies must have been telling lies.

nixit
3 years ago

Even if it’s accurate, IL growth was anemic at best and trailed the country as a whole.

Platinum Goose
3 years ago

I don’t believe it, just a different type of ballot box stuffing to achieve this result.

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