WKOW: A new U.S. Census Bureau report says Wisconsin's population is growing.
According to the latest figures, the state's population grew by about 39,000 since the 2010 census to about 5.7 million residents.
Dane County experienced strong growth with nearly 40% of the state's increase attributed to the county.
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Unsuspecting Public continues to move into Liberal Hell Hole, Dane County, for “quality of life” reasons I suppose.
Despite the 60’s protests, out-of-state union bosses and
liberal thugs roving the streets of Madison and Dane County, people for
whatever reason find this area a great place to live. Are they crazy?
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I didn't see any context in the article, just the breakdown. I could understand people from within the state moving to Madison as we become more polarized and our voting power is gerrymandered away from us, but I wonder what is bringing people into the state. Jobs when job creation is at a trickle or possibly a negative? Nice to see that unlike those businesses who can't move forward because of 'uncertainty' or whatever, people from outside the state are embracing the vibrancy of Madison. But it would be nice to find out what the demographics are.
ReplyDeleteI'm moving from near the mine to madison.
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