Let's Talk Business: Cape County Has Been Growing According to 2020 Census Data

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It is mandated by the U.S. Constitution, happens every ten years, and the results are used for many purposes. Of course, I’m talking about the U.S. Census. The Census Bureau just released the raw numbers for the 2020 count. This data is used to determine seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, define legislative districts nationally, and at the state level, and to help determine how more than $675 billion dollars in federal funds are distributed. While these raw numbers don’t include a lot of detail, they do tell us a few things. The United States grew 7.9%. The growth areas are overwhelmingly in and around metro areas. The state of Missouri only grew 2.8% but will not lose a seat in Congress. Cape County grew by 8% - making it the 11 th fastest growing county in Missouri by percentage. Of note, Cape’s growth percentage was higher than these counties: Buchanan, Jasper, Cole, Jackson, St. Louis, Jefferson, and many, many more. Cape County grew by more than 6,000 people with the

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