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Joshua Baum @JoshuaBaum93·

COVID-19 + CA’s housing supply and affordability crisis = Absolute loss of population in CA https://twitter.com/CalMatters/status/1390724313309974528

CalMatters@CalMatters

According to new data released today by the State Department of Finance, California’s population declined by 182,083 people in 2020. That’s the first time the population has shrunk since 1900, when the department began collecting these estimates https://bit.ly/3o51rOs

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Joshua Baum @JoshuaBaum93·

To be clear though: This is still a bad outcome for CA and shows how bad housing policies have real world consequences. For example, one less seat in Congress likely means that less $$ will get allocated to the state in the coming decade. https://twitter.com/JoshuaBaum93/status/1386763972540436480

Joshua Baum@JoshuaBaum93

For context: California did not actually lose population since 2010. The state lost a seat in Congress because its growth rate was slower than the nation as a whole and therefore proportionally lost ground in a government body with a fixed number of seats. https://twitter.com/emily_hoeven/status/1386760512902336512

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Joshua Baum @JoshuaBaum93·

For context: California did not actually lose population since 2010. The state lost a seat in Congress because its growth rate was slower than the nation as a whole and therefore proportionally lost ground in a government body with a fixed number of seats. https://twitter.com/emily_hoeven/status/1386760512902336512

Emily Hoeven💫@emily_hoeven

BREAKING: California loses a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives for the first time in history. It now has 52 seats, down from 53.

Population: 39,538,223.

Texas gains 2 seats.

Utah was fastest-growing state, at 18.4% growth rate.

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