2020 Census Shows America Is More Racially Diverse

The 2020 US Census faced unprecedented challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic and political climate. Despite these hurdles, it revealed significant demographic shifts, including a rise in multiracial and Hispanic populations. Data collection was complicated, leading to potential undercounts, especially in immigrant communities. The Hispanic community's growth could influence future elections, although they currently lack the voting power of other minority groups. The census results will affect redistricting, with some states gaining or losing congressional seats.

What impact will the new census numbers have on the redistricting process?

In what ways did the multiracial population in Florida change from 2010 to 2020?