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Majority-Minority Rural Counties Surpass Urban and Suburban Areas in the U.S.

An Axios analysis finds that 403 U.S. counties are majority-minority, with a notable concentration in rural areas. This demographic shift, driven by immigration and population changes, presents challenges for local governments in providing adequate services and resources.

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Lisa R. Pruitt

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An Axios analysis finds that 403 U.S. counties are majority-minority, with a notable concentration in rural areas. This demographic shift, driven by immigration and population changes, presents challenges for local governments in providing adequate services and resources.

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America has more majority-minority rural counties than urban and suburban ones

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Majority-Minority Rural Counties Surpass Urban and Suburban Areas in the U.S.