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1 Case 2:03-cv TJW Document Filed 08/04/2006 Page 1 of 7 APPENDIX C
2 Case 2:03-cv TJW Document Filed 08/04/2006 Page 2 of 7 RED-M100 POPULATION ANALYSIS WITH COUNTY SUBTOTALS 08/04/06 9:57 AM Page 1 of CENSUS POPULATION Total State Population 20,851,820 Total Districts Required 32 Ideal District Population 651,619 Unassigned Population 17,593,723 Districts in Plan 5 ---Population Deviation Total Percent Plan Overall Range % Smallest District (23 ) 651, % Largest District (28 ) 651, % Average (mean) 651, % PLAN 01438C
3 Case 2:03-cv TJW Document Filed 08/04/2006 Page 3 of 7 RED-M100 POPULATION ANALYSIS WITH COUNTY SUBTOTALS 08/04/06 9:57 AM Page 2 of CENSUS POPULATION DEVIATION TOTAL ANGLO BLACK HISP B+H OTHER %A %B %H %BH %O DIST 15 6 Total: 651, ,479 12, , ,679 6, ( 0.00%) VAP: 441, ,605 10, , ,793 4, Bee (100%) 32,359 11,352 3,263 17,450 20, Brooks (100%) 7, ,304 7, Cameron ( 26%) 87,317 20, ,871 65,403 1, De Witt (100%) 20,013 12,168 2,265 5,452 7, Duval (100%) 13,120 1, ,544 11, Goliad (100%) 6,928 4, ,439 2, Hidalgo ( 67%) 379,884 43,611 2, , ,611 3, Jim Wells (100%) 39,326 9, ,772 29, Karnes (100%) 15,446 6,309 1,717 7,324 8, Live Oak (100%) 12,309 7, ,683 4, Refugio (100%) 7,828 3, ,490 4, San Patricio ( 43%) 29,119 8, ,370 20, DIST 21-4 Total: 651, ,634 44, , ,194 26, ( 0.00%) VAP: 492, ,672 30,475 93, ,844 20, Bandera (100%) 17,645 14, ,384 2, Bexar ( 25%) 350, ,275 40,108 93, ,343 12, Blanco (100%) 8,418 6, ,290 1, Comal (100%) 78,021 58, ,609 18,413 1, Kendall (100%) 23,743 19, ,248 4, Kerr (100%) 43,653 33, ,353 9, Real (100%) 3,047 2, Travis ( 16%) 126, ,057 2,453 10,118 12,464 11, DIST 23-7 Total: 651, ,693 21, , ,500 12, ( 0.00%) VAP: 446, ,620 14, , ,112 8, Bexar ( 27%) 376, ,886 17, , ,321 8, Brewster (100%) 8,866 4, ,867 3, Crockett (100%) 4,099 1, ,242 2, Culberson (100%) 2, ,149 2, Dimmit (100%) 10,248 1, ,708 8, Edwards (100%) 2,162 1, El Paso ( 4%) 28,003 2, ,512 25, Hudspeth (100%) 3, ,509 2, Jeff Davis (100%) 2,207 1, Kinney (100%) 3,379 1, ,707 1, Maverick (100%) 47,297 1, ,938 44, Medina (100%) 39,304 19, ,873 18, Pecos (100%) 16,809 5, ,262 10, Presidio (100%) 7,304 1, ,162 6, Reeves (100%) 13,137 3, ,640 9, Sutton ( 69%) 2,816 1, ,722 1, Terrell (100%) 1, Uvalde (100%) 25,926 8, ,089 17, Val Verde (100%) 44,856 9, ,849 34, Zavala (100%) 11, ,582 10, DIST 25-1 Total: 651, ,899 67, , ,132 20, ( 0.00%) VAP: 487, ,678 47, , ,101 16, Bastrop ( 65%) 37,342 25,437 3,505 7,814 11, Caldwell (100%) 32,194 15,929 2,877 13,018 15, Colorado (100%) 20,390 13,165 3,075 4,024 7, Fayette (100%) 21,804 17,271 1,562 2,786 4, Gonzales (100%) 18,628 9,539 1,641 7,381 8, Hays (100%) 97,589 62,945 3,947 28,859 32,541 2, Lavaca (100%) 19,210 15,579 1,357 2,183 3,
4 Case 2:03-cv TJW Document Filed 08/04/2006 Page 4 of 7 RED-M100 POPULATION ANALYSIS WITH COUNTY SUBTOTALS 08/04/06 9:57 AM Page 3 of CENSUS POPULATION DEVIATION TOTAL ANGLO BLACK HISP B+H OTHER %A %B %H %BH %O Travis ( 50%) 404, ,034 50, , ,837 16, DIST 28 8 Total: 651, ,158 9, , ,158 6, ( 0.00%) VAP: 429, ,569 6, , ,796 4, Atascosa (100%) 38,628 15, ,620 22, Bexar ( 1%) 14,843 10,627 1,099 2,768 3, Frio (100%) 16,252 3, ,987 12, Guadalupe (100%) 89,023 52,858 4,825 29,561 34,142 2, Hidalgo ( 33%) 189,579 15, , ,574 1, Jim Hogg (100%) 5, ,752 4, La Salle (100%) 5,866 1, ,524 4, McMullen (100%) Starr (100%) 53,597 1, ,278 52, Webb (100%) 193,117 9, , ,401 1, Wilson (100%) 32,408 19, ,834 12, Zapata (100%) 12,182 1, ,328 10,
5 Case 2:03-cv TJW Document Filed 08/04/2006 Page 5 of 7 RED-M200 POPULATION AND GENERAL ELECTION HISTORY 08/04/06 10:01 AM Page 1 of CENSUS GENERAL ELECTION HISTORY* PLAN 01438C TOTAL POPULATION % POPULATION YEAR- ---VOTER REG TURNOUT---- STATEWIDES** DIST DEVIATION TOTAL ANGLO BLACK HISP B+H OTHER %A %B %H %B+H %O TOTAL %SPAN TOTAL TO/VR %DEM %REP 15 Total + 6 (+0.00%) 651, ,479 12, , ,679 6, , , % VAP 441, ,605 10, , ,793 4, , , % Total -4 (0.00%) 651, ,634 44, , ,194 26, , , % VAP 492, ,672 30,475 93, ,844 20, , , % Total -7 (0.00%) 651, ,693 21, , ,500 12, , , % VAP 446, ,620 14, , ,112 8, , , % Total -1 (0.00%) 651, ,899 67, , ,132 20, , , % VAP 487, ,678 47, , ,101 16, , , % Total + 8 (+0.00%) 651, ,158 9, , ,158 6, , , % VAP 429, ,569 6, , ,796 4, , , % * reports generally do not include results from third party, independent, or write-in candidates. Complete official results are maintained by the office of the secretary of state. ** "Statewides" is a weighted average of the results of all general election statewide contested contests.
6 Case 2:03-cv TJW Document Filed 08/04/2006 Page 6 of 7 RED-M201 EXPANDED DISTRICT ANALYSIS WITH CITIZENSHIP 08/04/06 10:33 AM Page 1 of CENSUS POPULATION GENERAL ELECTION HISTORY** COMPACTNESS****---- Value PLAN 01438C % POPULATION VOTER REG TURNOUT---- STATEWIDES*** LT. GOV Method (Rank) DISTRICT TOTAL ANGLO BLACK HISP B+H OTHER YEAR TOTAL %SPAN TOTAL TO/VR %DEM %REP %DEM %REP 15 Population (Total) 651, , , % Perimeter to Area 7.0 (4 ) Est. Citizens (Total)* 560, , , % Smallest Circle 4.0 (4 ) Population (VAP) 441, , , % Est. Citizens (VAP)* 366, , , % Population (Total) 651, , , % Perimeter to Area 8.0 (5 ) Est. Citizens (Total)* 622, , , % Smallest Circle 3.3 (2 ) Population (VAP) 492, , , % Est. Citizens (VAP)* 467, , , % Population (Total) 651, , , % Perimeter to Area 5.9 (2 ) Est. Citizens (Total)* 594, , , % Smallest Circle 4.1 (5 ) Population (VAP) 446, , , % Est. Citizens (VAP)* 397, , , % Population (Total) 651, , , % Perimeter to Area 4.1 (1 ) Est. Citizens (Total)* 591, , , % Smallest Circle 2.2 (1 ) Population (VAP) 487, , , % Est. Citizens (VAP)* 436, , , % Population (Total) 651, , , % Perimeter to Area 6.0 (3 ) Est. Citizens (Total)* 552, , , % Smallest Circle 4.0 (3 ) Population (VAP) 429, , , % Est. Citizens (VAP)* 346, , , % *The Census Bureau provides estimated citizenship data at the block group level. All block groups with more than 50% of the population in the district are included in the analysis. **In most contests, election results do not include results from third party, independent, or write-in candidates. Complete official results are maintained by the office of the secretary of state. *** "Statewides" is a weighted average of the results of all general election statewide contested contests. **** Compactness measure of the district. Request: 29316
7 Case 2:03-cv TJW Document Filed 08/04/2006 Page 7 of 7 RED-M Primary Election VTDs SPLIT VTDS BY DISTRICT 08/04/06 10:03 AM Page 1 of 1 DISTRICT COUNTY VTD 21 TRAVIS TRAVIS Request: 29309
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