U.S. Census counts 1,300 married same-sex couples in Minnesota

Minnesota has as many married same-sex couples as Iowa, where same-sex marriage has been legal for two years.

Minnesota has as many married same-sex couples as Iowa, where same-sex marriage has been legal for two years.
According to a study of 2010 U.S. Census data by UCLA’s Williams Institute, among large U.S. cities, Minneapolis has the fourth highest rate of same-sex couples living within its borders. Neighboring St. Paul ranked 24th and Minnesota ranked 33rd…
Gov. Tim Pawlenty told listeners of his weekly WCCO radio show that he hasn’t yet returned either of the Census forms he has received — he got one for the Governor’s Mansion and another for his home in Eagan.…
The national political parties’ hopes for gains in the 2010 redistricting cycle ride on races for governor in six states, including Minnesota. The Fix calls the state a “major Democratic opportunity.”

Rep. Michele Bachman has said she and her family will only answer one Census question next year — how many people live in her home — and she’s urged others to do the same. While that’s
Rep. Michele Bachmann’s opposition to the U.S. Census is spreading, according to the Bakersfield Californian. A Bakersfield man is boycotting the Census, and the paper thinks Bachmann’s campaign might be…
Rep. Michele Bachmann is not the only person saying she won’t fill out the full U.S. Census. She’s joined in her boycott by a group she has vociferously spoken out against — undocumented immigrants.
Recent statements by Rep. Michele Bachmann about ACORN and the U.S. Census have the media and watchdog groups piling on. Bachmann has said several times in the last week…
Rep. Michele Bachmann, who may be redistricted out of a job based on next year’s Census findings, has already stated she won’t respond to certain Census questions…
Rep. Michele Bachmann told the Washington Times on Wednesday that she will not be filling out all the questions on next year’s census because ACORN will be one of the…