Constituency Data and Key Votes for the 110th Congress
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Techpolitics uses computer assisted research to disclose votes by Members of the House of Representatives that fail to align with the interests of large numbers of their constituents. Those constituencies often include minorities, less affluent persons, Social Security recipients, veterans, rural residents and students. Information on political contributions and other factors that may also influence House decisions are also presented. We begin with extensive census data and figures taken from other government databases, with links found in the left column below this introduction. The right column links to tables matching the appropriate socio-economic characteristics of congressional districts to individual House votes. In many of the tables, the House caucuses that Members belong to are identified. Extensive information on the 109th Congress along with a more detailed description of the Techpolitics site, is found by clicking here. That page also links to data for the 108th Congress. Figures for the 110th Congress are linked below on this page.
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Census and Other Government Data for 110th Congress Districts Race/Ethnicity/Income/2004 Election
Base Table Showing Constituency Data for 110th Congress
American Community Survey 2005 Figures on African American Population by CD
Tables with congressional district data for the subject shown below for the 109th Congress may be found by reached by clicking here.
Social Security Recipients by Congressional District, with columns for categories such as disabled workers and widow(er)s.
Number of Veterans and Expenditures for Veterans by Congressional District
Number of farms (rural indicator) by size, product sold and government payment by congressional district
Number of farms, rural population, median income matched with number of Social Security recipients by congressional district
Social Security Recipients for Florida Counties with Link to SSA County Data for Other States
Colleges and universities by congressional district with a link to Conscience Caucus Republicans who may oppose the Administration on Social Security.
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Maps, Elections, Contributions and Summary Information
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Votes Tied to Constituency Data and Caucuses
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Ken Colburn:
ken.colburn at techpolitics.org
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