Last week, the United States released the 2020 Census, which was the 24th census since 1790. This census not only showed slow population growth, but it also moved several congressional and electoral seats from blue states like California and New York to red and purple states like Texas and Florida. Now there are lawsuits about the accuracy of the census, Democrats just underperformed in a special election in Texas, and critics of this census believe that minorities were undercounted. In this episode, Drew and Alex dive into everything involving this census. They look at what has changed and whether this may be problematic for Biden’s marginal majority. They also look into redistricting and its impact on the electorate. Was the census accurate? Will it change the House and Senate in 2022? Is it a big deal?