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Turnout, Absentee Ballots Up In Primary Election

Turnout, Absentee Ballots Up In Primary Election

by Unai Miguel Andres | Jun 29, 2018 | Demographics, Government & Policy

Voter turnout was up 46 percent compared to the last midterm primary, a return to typical turnout levels. This year, more absentee ballots were cast than ever, making up of a fifth of all votes.

Story Map: Moving Out – Suburbanization Since 1970

Story Map: Moving Out – Suburbanization Since 1970

by Unai Miguel Andres | May 25, 2018 | Community Development, Demographics

Indianapolis and Anderson were the region’s urban centers in 1970. Three-quarters of the population lived in those counties. Now, just over half the population live there, and Hamilton County is the second largest urban center.

Story Map: Race and Migration Since 1970

Story Map: Race and Migration Since 1970

by Unai Miguel Andres | May 7, 2018 | Demographics, Equity

In 1970, half of the region’s Black population lived in 12 square miles north of downtown Indianapolis. As Black residents moved into ’60s suburban communities, 120,000 White residents left the city’s core for newer suburbs.

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