Defacto - all the people actually present in a given area at a given time Dejure - all the people who “belong” to a fiven area at a given time by virtue of legal residence, usual residence, or similar criterion Usual place of residence - U.S. standard for Decennial Census more closely represents dejure count - the geographic place where the enumerated person usually resides. - dual residences - special populations: college, prison, armed forces - travelers - persons with no usual residence
Defacto - all the people actually present in a given area at a given time Dejure - all the people who “belong” to a fiven area at a given time by virtue of legal residence, usual residence, or similar criterion Usual place of residence - U.S. standard for Decennial Census more closely represents dejure count - the geographic place where the enumerated person usually resides. - dual residences - special populations: college, prison, armed forces - travelers - persons with no usual residence
Defacto - all the people actually present in a given area at a given time Dejure - all the people who “belong” to a fiven area at a given time by virtue of legal residence, usual residence, or similar criterion Usual place of residence - U.S. standard for Decennial Census more closely represents dejure count - the geographic place where the enumerated person usually resides. - dual residences - special populations: college, prison, armed forces - travelers - persons with no usual residence