Recently released Census figures show the number of Black Americans rose slightly over the last decade, climbing 2.2 million to 39.9 million. A Social Explorer analysi...

New York City is still … dense. A Social Explorer analysis of 2020 Census data found that the four primary boroughs of the nation’s largest city have rema...

If you think the housing market is tough in your county, try moving to Washington, D.C. Four of the U.S. capital’s exurbs are among the places with the smallest ...

Hispanics continued to pour into the nation’s midsection over the last decade, with 193 of the nation’s 3,143 counties reporting triple-digit increases in ...

If many of the nation’s suburbs seem to have grown crowded over the last decade, it’s because they did. Seven of the nation’s 10 counties registering...

White, non-Hispanic Americans are a majority in 298 of the nation’s 435 voting congressional districts – almost 69 percent — but lost population over...

Even as the nation’s housing supply tightened to its lowest availability in decades, three dozen U.S. counties had more homes that were vacant than occupied, acc...

We are extremely excited and proud to announce that the United States Census 2020 is live on Social Explorer. Conducted every ten years since 1790, the decennial censu...

Social Explorer is the only data provider that quickly and easily allows you to compare results of the 2010 Census to the latest version — even down to the block...

The 2020 Census was the first Census that allowed people to provide their data online or by telephone. It was only the 12th Census to be conducted during a presidentia...