PWS's route business was specifically excluded from purchase agreement and will be sold separately to unaffiliated third-party buyers. "The teams at Alliance Laundry Systems and PWS did a fantastic job moving swiftly to finalize this deal and we appreciate their efforts," said Rick Pyle, President and Chief Commercial Officer of Alliance Laundry Systems. The company announced its agreement to purchase the assets just five days ago. “Texas is particularly challenging because of its size,” said Helen You, associate director of the Texas Demographic Center.RIPON, Wis., Ma/PRNewswire/ - Alliance Laundry Systems, the global leader in commercial laundry equipment, closed today on purchase of the distribution assets of PWS, Inc., the largest distributor of Speed Queen equipment and replacement parts in North America. Texas is the second most populous state in the U.S. Texas officials said they waited until the deadline to file requests because of the number of institutions they needed to contact to confirm what they believed were the correct totals and the complexities of the bureau’s requirements. Texas is asking the Census Bureau to review whether the count missed more than 41,000 residents living in prisons, nursing facilities, psychiatric hospitals and student housing. The city waited until the deadline to file its challenge so it could conduct a thorough evaluation of the figures, said officials in the most populous U.S. The head count may have missed an 800-bed jail and omitted or undercounted students living in dorms at Hunter College, Pace University and Wagner College, officials in the city’s planning department said in a letter to the Census Bureau. New York City officials believe 1,300 residents were overlooked. Among the omissions were residents in nursing homes, dorms, homeless shelters, residential treatment facilities and jails, Pritzker said in one of two letters submitted to the Census Bureau. JB Pritzker didn’t specify how many people he believes were missed but cited the bureau’s estimate of almost 2% of the population. state with 12.5 million residents, was one of six states that had undercounts of its population, according to the Census Bureau. The Census Bureau created a separate program to handle these challenges.Ĭalifornia officials said they waited until the deadline to make their filings because they wanted to first see if local municipalities would file requests. They were among the most difficult to count as campuses closed and prisons were locked down at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, which coincided with the beginning of the head count. In one of the most unusual reasons given for a correction request, sailors on an aircraft carrier in Southern California may have been assigned to the wrong city’s population because of the location of the ship’s slip.Ĭalifornia officials also contend that almost 10,000 college students and inmates were overlooked during the census. Among Republican-controlled states, Texas had been expected to gain three additional congressional seats instead of the two it gained after the 2020 census. If the Democratic-leaning state of New York had counted 89 more residents - the equivalent of a small apartment building’s tenants in New York City - during the 2020 census, it wouldn’t have lost a congressional seat. That’s too bad for some cities and states - not to mention the two major political parties fighting over every foot of territory in a closely divided nation. They can’t be used to change how many congressional seats each state was allotted during the apportionment process, nor for the data used for redrawing political districts. If successful, any corrections will be applied only to future population estimates used for the rest of the decade in determining federal funding. Census Bureau to give governments opportunities to have their population totals reviewed and corrected if need be.
In total, nearly 200 requests for corrections were filed by local, state and tribal governments through two programs started by the U.S. California, Texas and New York City were joined by a dozen and a half other stragglers, including Illinois and New Orleans, that made down-to-the-deadline appeals over the numbers that help determine political power and the annual distribution of $2.8 trillion in federal funding. filed last-minute requests for corrections to their 2020 census figures right before the deadline at the end of last month. These are some of the reasons why the two most populous states and the largest city in the U.S. Overlooked college students in New York City.
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