We’re a year away from the 2020 Census. Here’s what to know now.

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State, local officials see slowing demand extending vaccination campaign.

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Can Democrats turn North Carolina blue? Latinos may hold the answer

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North Carolina’s Census Data Collection Continues To Lag

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Latinx people make up disproportionate share of NC’s voter rolls

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North Carolina’s Gen Z Latinos Could Play Big Role In The 2020 Election

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Supreme Court ruling, pandemic may have limited local effect in 2020 Census

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5 things you should know about Latino voters in North Carolina

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Census Delays Affect NC Redistricting Plans, Congressional Appointments

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Looking for ways to improve vaccination numbers among NC’s Latinos

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