Sunday, February 19, 2012

Emanuel mounting challenge to census showing dip of 200K Chicago residents

The Chicago Tribune reports:
Mayor Rahm Emanuel is mounting a challenge to 2010 U.S. Census estimates that Chicago lost about 200,000 residents.

Big city mayors regularly contest the once-a-decade census results, which determine how much federal funding flows to different parts of the country. Chicago would gain about $1,200 annually for the next decade for each person added to the official population, according to Emanuel’s office.
Great moments in decline!