My theory is that you can't predict a person's or group's actions based solely upon an arbitrary label assigned to that person or group.The Annoyed Man wrote:I'm actually no surprised about that one. Tarrant County is a pretty conservative area overall. The one that surprises me is that Harris County is 17.27% of the total. Given the stuff you hear about Houston PD and past Houston Mayor viz-a-viz CHL, one wonders why there is such a large spike in numbers in that one county.joe817 wrote:Me as well Zeke.Ol Zeke wrote: I did find it interesting that Tarrant County is second, only to Harris, in the number of licenses issued.
Maybe some of you Harris County folks could weigh in with a theory?
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- Thu Apr 22, 2010 5:52 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: DPS Demographic Reports for Calendar Year 2009
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Re: DPS Demographic Reports for Calendar Year 2009
- Thu Apr 22, 2010 5:24 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: DPS Demographic Reports for Calendar Year 2009
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Re: DPS Demographic Reports for Calendar Year 2009
I'm jealous. I always wanted to be one of those.CrimsonSoul wrote:I'm a statistic! (Brazoria)
- Thu Apr 22, 2010 5:23 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: DPS Demographic Reports for Calendar Year 2009
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Re: DPS Demographic Reports for Calendar Year 2009
That's a pretty scary thought ... if you're a BG!tornado wrote:So let's run some numbers ...
That means about 17,942,386 over 18. 17,942,386 adults divided by 404,795 CHL holders means...
- 24,782,302 -- Texas population estimate, 2009
27.6% -- Persons under 18 years old, percent, 2008
(source: US Census Bureau)
About 1 in 44 adult Texans has a CHL.
