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Ken Johnson is senior demographer at the Carsey School of Public Policy. What struck him most was how much the state's population has turned over in the past seven years.Ìý

Ken Johnson, senior demographer at the Carsey School of Public Policy, discusses how New Hampshire's voting population has changed since 2008.

Kenneth Johnson, Carsey School senior demographer and professor of sociology; Andy Smith, Survey Center Director and Dante Scala, associate professor of political scienceÌýreport...

Carsey School's Senior Demographer Ken Johnson, Faculty Fellow Dante Scala, and Associate Professor Andrew Smith discuss the potentialÌýinfluenceÌýan influx of new residents and a...

Carsey School's Director of Research on Vulnerable Families Beth Mattingly reports that someÌýstark differences can be found in Maine seniors’ status depending on where they live.Ìý

Carsey School's Director of Vulnerable Families Research Beth Mattingly and Vulnerable Families Researcher Andrew SchaeferÌýanalyzeÌýdata on obstacles for Mainers aging at homeÌý...

Carsey School's Director of Vulnerable Families Beth Mattingly and Vulnerable Families Researcher Andrew SchaeferÌýhighlight economic, housing and social factors across 10 regions...

Carsey School's Senior Demographer Ken Johnson reports that in Europe, deaths exeeded births in most of the counties of Germany,ÌýHungary , Croatia, Romania, Bulgaria and the Czech...

Carsey School of Public Policy's Senior Demographer Ken Johnson reports the rising age of mothers has to do with the Great Recession, and on women delaying childbirth as a result...

Carsey School's Senior Demographer Ken Johnson discusses howÌýNew Hampshire's population has surpassed that of Maine, according to new estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.