The U.S. Census bureau has released its count for Arizona.
Navajo County's population of over 107,000 is up 10.2 % from last census but is more than 5,000 less than a 2009 estimate of what it should be. Overall, Arizona is the only state in the country to be more than 2% below what the statisticians estimated in 2009 that the 2010 population would be. Wonder of SB 1070 had anything to do with that?
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SB 1070 has only been an issue for the last year or two. The population statistics are over the last decade. The lack of projected growth is no doubt a result of the poor Arizona economy in comparison with other states. In other words just a natural result of the bursting of the real estate bubble.
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