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CA Census 2010 Population – Black – MC

The data are mapped at the census block level, the smallest geography available.

The African-American population is generally along the northwest coast of the county.

Source: Census Bureau.

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OH Census 2010 Population – Hispanic – Statewide

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Ohio’s Hispanic population is generally concentrated in the urban areas of the state.

Source: Census Bureau.

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CA Census 2010 Population – Asian – MC

The data are mapped at the census block level, the smallest geography available.

The Asian population is generally along the northwest coast in the county.

Source: Census Bureau.

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IL Census 2010 Population – Hispanic – SW

The data are mapped at the census block level, the smallest geography available.

Illinois’ Hispanic population is largely concentrated in the Chicagoland area.

Source: Census Bureau.

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CA Census 2010 Population – Hispanic – MC

The data are mapped at the census block level, the smallest geography available.

The Latino population is concentrated in the valley.

Source: Census Bureau.

The support for Eugene’s Uni-Chem location remains high. However, over time, though opposition continues to be small, the support has begun to dwindle.

QUESTION:
Do you support or oppose the Uni-Chem Solar Panel plant locating in West Eugene at the old Hynix site?

METHODOLOGY:
The November 2010 survey consisted of 200 telephone interviews of likely Eugene General Election voters conducted November 29-30, 2010. The margin of error at the overall sample median is plus or minus 7 percent.

The January 2011 survey consisted of 200 telephone interviews of likely Eugene General Election voters conducted January 24-25, 2011. The margin of error at the overall sample median is plus or minus 7 percent.

The May 2011 survey consisted of 200 telephone interviews of likely Eugene General Election voters conducted May 25-26, 2011. The margin of error at the overall sample median is plus or minus 7 percent.