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At least Abdul would’ve made this race entertaining.
+1
Shreve had some real good political ads on local crime.
Shreve was tightly scripted and used fear to win the support of red voters, painting the challenges Indianapolis faces with a broad brush that was short on actual facts.
For instance, he claims in this story that citizens are leaving the city for safer suburbs (his TV spots hammered Hogsett on the crime issue). Yet census data doesn’t back that assertion up. He’ll have to sharpen his focus on a wider variety of issues – supported by facts – if he has any hope for winning over the Democratic majority.
The 2020 Census reports (a statistically supported survey) show 887,642 people.
The July 1, 2021 estimate shows 882,039.
I’ll at least admit that this population drop might be statistically insignificant and is probably less than many other cities. But it certainly doesn’t show that citizens are flocking to the city.
I think 2020/2021 should definitely be taken with a grain of salt. And even beyond the obvious, sometimes the year-to-year reports end up being really off or at least balanced out when the Census is takne.
Lol…
Do you really think people aren’t moving out because of high crime and
poor schools??
People that can afford to leave will.
Indianapolis is losing population.
So, Indianapolis population:
2021 882,039 15 -0.6% (Non-Census years, like this, are usually inaccurate — as revealed when the actual Census takes place.)
2020 887,382 15 0.8% (Actual Census)
2010 820,445 12 0.5% (Actual Census)
2000 782,254 12 0.7% (Actual Census)