Shout out to anyone voting Trump.

Holy shit you are retarded

 

not even from Us, but why?

 

i'm voting for @Scotty

 

Also voting for @Scotty.

 

Neither am I, but

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U.S. Population (LIVE)
324,934,555
United States Population (1950 - 2016)
1970197019801980199019902000200020102010100,000,000100,000,000200,000,000200,000,000300,000,000300,000,000U.S.A. PopulationU.S.A. Population
Date U.S.A. Population
1950 157,813,040
1951 159,880,756
1952 162,280,405
1953 164,941,716
1954 167,800,046
1955 170,796,378
1956 173,877,321
1957 176,995,108
1958 180,107,612
1959 183,178,348
1960 186,176,524
1961 189,077,076
1962 191,860,710
1963 194,513,911
1964 197,028,908
1965 199,403,532
1966 201,629,471
1967 203,713,082
1968 205,687,611
1969 207,599,308
1970 209,485,807
1971 211,357,912
1972 213,219,515
1973 215,092,900
1974 217,001,865
1975 218,963,561
1976 220,993,166
1977 223,090,871
1978 225,239,456
1979 227,411,604
1980 229,588,208
1981 231,765,783
1982 233,953,874
1983 236,161,961
1984 238,404,223
1985 240,691,557
1986 243,032,017
1987 245,425,409
1988 247,865,202
1989 250,340,795
1990 252,847,810
1991 255,367,160
1992 257,908,206
1993 260,527,420
1994 263,301,323
1995 266,275,528
1996 269,483,224
1997 272,882,865
1998 276,354,096
1999 279,730,801
2000 282,895,741
2001 285,796,198
2002 288,470,847
2003 291,005,482
2004 293,530,886
2005 296,139,635
2006 298,860,519
2007 301,655,953
2008 304,473,143
2009 307,231,961
2010 309,876,170
2011 312,390,368
2012 314,799,465
2013 317,135,919
2014 319,448,634
2015 321,773,631
2016 324,118,787
Yearly Population Growth Rate (%)
1960196019701970198019801990199020002000201020100.50.51.01.01.51.5Yearly Growth Rate (%)Yearly Growth Rate (%)
Date Yearly Growth Rate (%)
1951 1.31
1952 1.5
1953 1.64
1954 1.73
1955 1.79
1956 1.8
1957 1.79
1958 1.76
1959 1.7
1960 1.64
1961 1.56
1962 1.47
1963 1.38
1964 1.29
1965 1.21
1966 1.12
1967 1.03
1968 0.97
1969 0.93
1970 0.91
1971 0.89
1972 0.88
1973 0.88
1974 0.89
1975 0.9
1976 0.93
1977 0.95
1978 0.96
1979 0.96
1980 0.96
1981 0.95
1982 0.94
1983 0.94
1984 0.95
1985 0.96
1986 0.97
1987 0.98
1988 0.99
1989 1
1990 1
1991 1
1992 1
1993 1.02
1994 1.06
1995 1.13
1996 1.2
1997 1.26
1998 1.27
1999 1.22
2000 1.13
2001 1.03
2002 0.94
2003 0.88
2004 0.87
2005 0.89
2006 0.92
2007 0.94
2008 0.93
2009 0.91
2010 0.86
2011 0.81
2012 0.77
2013 0.74
2014 0.73
2015 0.73
2016 0.73

• The current population of the United States of America is 324,916,938 as of Thursday, November 3, 2016, based on the latest United Nations estimates.
• the United States population is equivalent to 4.38% of the total world population.
• the U.S.A. ranks number 3 in the list of countries by population.
• The population density in the United States is 35 per Km2 (92 people per mi2).
• The total land area is 9,155,898 Km2 (3,535,111 sq. miles)
• 82.5 % of the population is urban (268,012,791 people in 2016)
• The median age in the United States is 38.1 years.

Population of the United States (2016 and historical)

Year Population Yearly %
Change Yearly
Change Migrants (net) Median Age Fertility Rate Density (P/Km²) Urban
Pop % Urban Population Country's Share of
World Pop World Population U.S.
Global Rank
2016 324,118,787 0.73 % 2,345,156 1,000,000 38.1 1.89 35 82.7 % 268,012,791 4.36 % 7,432,663,275 3
2015 321,773,631 0.76 % 2,379,492 1,001,600 38 1.89 35 82.5 % 265,360,990 4.38 % 7,349,472,099 3
2010 309,876,170 0.91 % 2,747,307 1,014,100 37 2.06 34 81.4 % 252,209,506 4.47 % 6,929,725,043 3
2005 296,139,635 0.92 % 2,648,779 1,029,800 36 2.04 32 80.5 % 238,319,271 4.54 % 6,519,635,850 3
2000 282,895,741 1.22 % 3,324,043 1,738,500 35 2 31 79.5 % 224,992,587 4.62 % 6,126,622,121 3
1995 266,275,528 1.04 % 2,685,544 913,800 34 2.03 29 77.8 % 207,079,744 4.64 % 5,735,123,084 3
1990 252,847,810 0.99 % 2,431,251 737,200 33 1.91 28 75.8 % 191,644,695 4.76 % 5,309,667,699 3
1985 240,691,557 0.95 % 2,220,670 655,900 31 1.8 26 74.9 % 180,179,769 4.96 % 4,852,540,569 3
1980 229,588,208 0.95 % 2,124,929 774,600 30 1.77 25 73.9 % 169,727,449 5.17 % 4,439,632,465 3
1975 218,963,561 0.89 % 1,895,551 568,100 29 2.02 24 73.8 % 161,622,360 5.39 % 4,061,399,228 3
1970 209,485,807 0.99 % 2,016,455 299,000 28 2.58 23 73.7 % 154,485,268 5.69 % 3,682,487,691 3
1965 199,403,532 1.38 % 2,645,402 174,100 30 3.33 19 72 % 143,531,680 6 % 3,322,495,121 3
1960 186,176,524 1.74 % 3,076,029 372,000 30 3.67 20 70.1 % 130,444,993 6.17 % 3,018,343,828 3
1955 170,796,378 1.59 % 2,596,668 174,100 30 3.33 19 67.2 % 114,808,661 6.19 % 2,758,314,525 3
Source: Worldometers (www.Worldometers.info)
Elaboration of data by United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division. World Population Prospects: The 2015 Revision. (Medium-fertility variant).
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United States Population Forecast

Year Population Yearly %
Change Yearly
Change Migrants (net) Median Age Fertility Rate Density (P/Km²) Urban
Pop % Urban Population Country's Share of
World Pop World Population U.S.
Global Rank
2020 333,545,530 0.72 % 2,354,380 1,000,000 39 1.9 37 83.6 % 278,758,373 4.3 % 7,758,156,792 3
2025 345,084,551 0.68 % 2,307,804 1,000,000 39 1.9 38 84.7 % 292,221,946 4.24 % 8,141,661,007 3
2030 355,764,967 0.61 % 2,136,083 1,000,000 40 1.91 39 85.8 % 305,356,412 4.19 % 8,500,766,052 3
2035 365,266,220 0.53 % 1,900,251 1,000,000 41 1.91 40 87 % 317,656,011 4.13 % 8,838,907,877 3
2040 373,766,653 0.46 % 1,700,087 1,000,000 41 1.92 41 88 % 329,038,034 4.08 % 9,157,233,976 3
2045 381,474,297 0.41 % 1,541,529 1,000,000 42 1.92 42 89.1 % 339,780,873 4.04 % 9,453,891,780 3
2050 388,864,747 0.38 % 1,478,090 1,000,000 42 1.92 43 90.1 % 350,338,147 4 % 9,725,147,994 4
Source: Worldometers (www.Worldometers.info)
Elaboration of data by United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division. World Population Prospects: The 2015 Revision. (Medium-fertility variant).
See also

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Notes
The United States Population (Live) counter shows a continuously updated estimate of the current population of the United States of America delivered by Worldometers' RTS algorithm, which processes data collected from the United Nations Population Division.

The Population of the United States (1950 - 2016) chart plots the total population count as of July 1 of each year, from 1950 to 2016.

The Yearly Population Growth Rate chart plots the annual percentage changes in population registered on July 1 of each year, from 1951 to 2016. This value can differ from the Yearly % Change shown in the historical table, which shows the last year equivalent percentage change assuming homogeneous change in the preceding five year period.

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Population: Overall total population (both sexes and all ages) in the country as of July 1 of the year indicated, as estimated by the United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division. World Population Prospects: The 2015 Revision. For forecasted years, the U.N. medium-fertility variant is used.











Out of 324m population they get to chose from those 2? and already being a fucked up situation, who'd vote Trump?

 

So many people have became masters of the universe since the election started. I don't understand why you all aren't running yourselves?

 

Not american lel

 

@Cool Dog there are other candidates, they're just all scared and only will vote between trump or clinton haha!

if everyone either left america and didn't vote or just voted for someone else maybe they'd get somewhere!

 

I'd rather take the gamble of having Trump in office then to have someone that should be incarcerated in office.

 

thank you my lovelies <3

 

ya'll got memes?

 

Sythe president or sum?

 

Politician irl

 

Yeah because we want a war started with Russia (or at least, more political tension).

Hillary has been involved in so much shady crap, the media is just choosing to not report on it.

Trump all the way, build that wall too.

 

"Build that wall too" nah you guys can keep the racist parts. They're both crappy people who support rape culture. Both racists. Both everything. They're the same, except I have 1.5 grams of more trust in Trump.

 

Walls are needed. Walls support the roof. Sometimes the roof is on fire. That was the jam. Trump jams.

In all seriousness, the whole wall things was blown out of proportion by the media. (imagine that)

 

So if Hungary build a wall to stop the Syrian "refugees" coming in, or Mexico builds a wall along the southern border, or if the UK wants a fortified fence built at Calais, this is all okay and not racist. But once the US wants to build a wall to help prevent illegals coming in, it's suddenly racist and evil?

Looks like we got a Liberal over here.

 

You're pretty intolerant for a faggot with pedophilic tendencies eh?

I live in Texas, that wall wouldn't do shit, any Mexican that wants to be here simply IS. I know Mexicans who have and will continue to use the deportation process as a free ride to and fro, coyote to get in and an ICE escort on the way out.

 

Funny of you to judge a person based on one comment. As if, as a conservative, I have to blindly follow every whim of the few. Read Brandon's post. It is more trouble than it's is worth. It is a huge border.

The wall isn't the racist part. It is their motivation that is.

 

Wrong, that wall will be high and mighty. Trump has the support of the police and border control force behind him. We need the wall to stop people coming in, as well as sending a message to illegals to stay in their own wasteland of a country.



Fact of the matter is people are sick of illegals coming in, causing trouble, working without paying into the system and being a burden on the taxpayer.

Caring about your country is racist now is it? You should invite some of those "refugees" over to your place, you should convert to Islam too so that they "integrate" and that you don't offend them by having a different faith than they do.