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Demography
In an Associated Press article about immigrants keeping the largest urban counties in the U. S. growing in 2024,Ěýthe Carsey School's Senior Demographer Kenneth Johnson commentedĚý“A substantial excess of births over deaths has long been the primary driver of U.S. population growth, but as this...
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05/22/25CBS News’ 60 Minutes Overtime interviewed the Carsey School’s Senior Demographer Kenneth Johnson to find out what’s happening with American women...
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05/21/25In this Newsweek article, U.S. News Reporter Jordan King interviews experts to examine the reason Americans are moving to low-tax states. Kenneth...
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06/15/22The Daily Yonder: "Over the past decade, the rural population declined by 0.6% but simultaneously became nearly 4 percentage points more diverse....
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06/01/22In this article The Hill reports, "More than half of American cities registered a loss of population over the last year as people flocked to suburbs...
Recent Stories
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11/30/16 -New Hampshire has joined a growing list of states where more white people are dying than are being born. That’s according to aĚýÂ鶹app studyĚýreleased Tuesday,...
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11/30/16 -The study, by the Â鶹app, found natural decreases in the white population across 17 states in 2014, including Florida, New Mexico, Pennsylvania and West...
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11/30/16 -More white people are dying than being born in a third of the states, according to new research.ĚýThe death rate among Caucasian Americans outstripped the birth rate in 17 states...
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11/17/16 -While much attention has been given to rural America’s changing demographics, little is known about how conditions for rural immigrants compare to those for their native-born...
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11/06/16 -Only a third of New Hampshire residents ageĚý25 and older were born here, making it the sixth most mobile state in the nation.Ěý“I don’t think people appreciate that,” said Ken...
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10/06/16 - UNH Research Finds Rural Immigrants Twice as Likely to Be Poor than Workers Born in the U.S.Rural immigrants are more likely to be of working age (18-64), are more racially and ethnically diverse, are less educated and are more likely to have children than the rural... Read More -
09/26/16 -The New Hampshire Women’s Foundation hosted a summit on Paid Family and Medical Leave on Sept. 21, where Carsey researcher Kristin Smith presented her findings.ĚýSmith’s modeling...
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09/21/16 -Four out of five New Hampshire residents support a paid family and medical leave insurance law, a Â鶹app Survey Center poll has found. The results of the poll...
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09/04/16 -New research says an overwhelming majority of New Hampshire residents support paid family leave and medical leave insurance. The survey found 88 percent of women and 76 percent of...