At the Redistricting, the 2010 Census, and Your Budget Conference, the Rose Institute introduced “2010 Census: Congressional Reapportionment,” a study of the changes in California’s population since the 2000 Census and its potential impact on redistricting in 2011.
Abstract
“The 2010 Census will determine the lines of 2011’s Congressional Districts. Using new population estimates, this study projects [...]
From Thursday’s The Press Enterprise:
“The enormous population growth in the Inland region over the past decade entitles it to more representation in Congress, a new study concludes.
But how that will happen is far from clear, experts said Thursday at a redistricting and census conference.
It could take the form of a new Inland-centric seat. Or the [...]
The Rose Institute’s conference, Redistricting, the 2010 Census, and Your Budget, is tomorrow, and aside from attending or watching the webcast, you can keep up with the conference in real time via Twitter. The Rose Institute staff will be “tweeting” throughout the conference what is said and what is happening on the Institute’s twitter account: [...]
If you are unable to attend the Redistricting, The 2010 Census, and Your Budget Conference in-person, the entire conference will be available online via webcast. Online attendees will be able to watch video of the speakers, review all presentations and documents, and submit questions for panelists live. To register, please use the form provided here. [...]
The “Redistricting, The 2010 Census, and Your Budget” Conference being held at Claremont McKenna College on October 15th will feature four panels.
-Rose Study Presentation: Population Projections for Congressional Districts in 2010
-Moderator: Ken Miller, Associate Director, Rose Institute
-Douglas Johnson, Rose Fellow
-Patrick Atwater, Rose Institute
-Tony Quinn, Rose Institute Board Member and Editor of [...]
The Rose Institute is pleased to announce that Ditas Katague will deliver the keynote address at the “Redistricting, The 2010 Census, and Your Budget” Conference being held October 15th at Claremont McKenna College. Ms. Katague, the Director of Census 2010, California Governor’s Office of Planning and Research, will speak at the 12:15 lunch addressing the importance [...]
Each year, as CMC opens its doors to new freshmen, so does the Rose Institute. We welcome a class of around seven research assistants into the Rose in early September, and they dive right into professional responsibilities, working closely with the expert faculty, interfacing day after day with real-world clients, and contributing substantially to widely [...]
The Rose Institute is pleased to announce our next conference will be held October 15th, 2009.
The all-day conference will cover the financial and representational issues involved in the 2010 Census and 2011 Congressional, Legislative, and local redistricting of California.
Titled “Redistricting, The 2010 Census, and Your Budget: Changes and Challenges for California Governments,” the conference will be [...]
The Rose Institute, in conjunction with Claremont McKenna College Professor Ken Miller, would like to announce the recent launch of Miller-Rose Institute Initiative Database at http://initiatives.rosereport.org/. The database provides searchable summaries of all 900+ voter-approved statewide ballot initiatives in the twenty four initiative states from 1904-2008. Soon it will also provide summaries of post-election court [...]
The following article is from our Spring, 2008 newsletter:
I am pleased to report that the 2008 Kosmont-Rose Institute Cost of Doing Business Survey is nearing completion. The Survey, in its fourteenth year of publication and its sixth year as a Rose Institute project, contains a vast amount of data about fees, taxes, costs, and [...]
Inland Empire Outlook is a newsletter analyzing economic and political trends shaping California’s fastest growing region. The Lowe Institute of Political Economy and the Rose Institute of State and Local Government—two prominent research institutes at Claremont McKenna College—have joined forces to provide business and government leaders timely and sophisticated analysis of political and economic developments in this pivotal region.
The survey contains a vast amount of data about fees, taxes, costs, and incentives that affect business in more than 400 communities nationwide. Updated annually, it is a valuable resource for cities, businesses, and developers.