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Is Charlotte ever going to get the chance to host a Super Bowl

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Gscottnc5 Newbie

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Charlotte is bigger than Raleigh, but I like Raleigh better like most people, it's the universities that's in, and surrounding the area that make it a more diverse city. Charlotte is o.k. but it is kind of bland but I do love the Panthers, because remember it's the CAROLINA PANTHERS not the Charlotte Panthers, ya'll better recognize......

Based on the US Census bureau, Charlotte is more diverse

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Raleigh City, North Carolina Statistics and Demographics (US Census 2000)

Number Percent

Raleigh Population: 276093 100.00%

Sex and Age

Male 136648 49.49%

Female 139445 50.51%

Under 5 years 17461 6.32%

5 to 9 years 16444 5.96%

10 to 14 years 15254 5.52%

15 to 19 years 19864 7.19%

20 to 24 years 32458 11.76%

25 to 34 years 57105 20.68%

35 to 44 years 43826 15.87%

45 to 54 years 32984 11.95%

55 to 59 years 10308 3.73%

60 to 64 years 7394 2.68%

65 to 74 years 12025 4.36%

75 to 84 years 8143 2.95%

85 years and over 2827 1.02%

Median age (years) 30.9

18 years and over 218487 79.14%

Male 107349 38.88%

Female 111138 40.25%

21 years and over 200345 72.56%

62 years and over 27249 9.87%

65 years and over 22995 8.33%

Male 8789 3.18%

Female 14206 5.15%

Race

One race 270914 98.12%

White 174786 63.31%

Black or African American 76756 27.8%

American Indian and Alaska Native 981 0.36%

Asian 9327 3.38%

Asian indian 2605 0.94%

Chinese 2035 0.74%

Filipino 602 0.22%

Japanese 332 0.12%

Korean 1240 0.45%

Vietnamese 1542 0.56%

Other Asian 971 0.35%

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 118 0.04%

Native Hawaiian 27 0.01%

Guamanian or Chamorro 26 0.01%

Samoan 16 0.01%

Other Pacific Islander 49 0.02%

Some other race 8946 3.24%

Two or more races 5179 1.88%

Hispanic or Latino and race

Total Population 276093 100.00%

Hispanic or Latino(of any race) 19308 6.99%

Mexican 12227 4.43%

Puerto Rican 1306 0.47%

Cuban 399 0.14%

Other Hispanic or Latino 5376 1.95%

Not Hispanic or Latino 256785 93.01%

White alone 166386 60.26%

Relationship

Total Population 276093 100.00%

In households 258777 93.73%

Householder 112608 40.79%

Spouse 44468 16.11%

Child 62787 22.74%

Own child under 18 years 51808 18.76%

Other relatives 13485 4.88%

Under 18 years 4258 1.54%

Nonrelatives 25429 9.21%

Unmarried partner 5945 2.15%

In group quarters 17316 6.27%

Institutionalized population 4935 1.79%

Non-Institutionalized population 12381 4.48%

Households by Type

Total Households 112608 100.0 %

Family households (families) 61327 54.46%

With own children under 18 years 29794 26.46%

Married-couple family 44468 39.49%

With own children under 18 years 20139 17.88%

Female householder, no husband present 12868 11.43%

With own children under 18 years 8062 7.16%

Non Family households 51281 45.54%

Householder living alone 37322 33.14%

Householder 65 years and over 7001 6.22%

Households with individuals under 18 years 32439 28.81%

Households with individuals 65 years and over 16251 14.43%

Average Household size 2.3

Average family size 2.97

Housing Occupancy

Total housing units 120699 100.00%

Occupied housing units 112608 93.3%

Vacant housing units 8091 6.7%

For seasonal, recreational, or occasional use 426 0.35%

Homeowner vacancy rate (percent) 2.1

Rental vacancy rate (percent) 8.3

Housing Tenure

Occupied housing units 112608 100.00%

Owner-occupied housing units. 58079 51.58%

Renter-occupied housing units. 54529 48.42%

Average household size of owner-occupied units 2.43

Average household size of renter-occupied units 2.15

CHARLOTTE

Charlotte City, North Carolina Statistics and Demographics (US Census 2000)

Number Percent

Charlotte Population: 540828 100.00%

Sex and Age

Male 264978 48.99%

Female 275850 51.01%

Under 5 years 38529 7.12%

5 to 9 years 38895 7.19%

10 to 14 years 36269 6.71%

15 to 19 years 34442 6.37%

20 to 24 years 41513 7.68%

25 to 34 years 103103 19.06%

35 to 44 years 92561 17.11%

45 to 54 years 69537 12.86%

55 to 59 years 22470 4.15%

60 to 64 years 15844 2.93%

65 to 74 years 25616 4.74%

75 to 84 years 16650 3.08%

85 years and over 5399 1%

Median age (years) 32.7

18 years and over 407193 75.29%

Male 196358 36.31%

Female 210835 38.98%

21 years and over 385198 71.22%

62 years and over 56749 10.49%

65 years and over 47665 8.81%

Male 18240 3.37%

Female 29425 5.44%

Race

One race 531831 98.34%

White 315061 58.26%

Black or African American 176964 32.72%

American Indian and Alaska Native 1863 0.34%

Asian 18418 3.41%

Asian indian 4684 0.87%

Chinese 2435 0.45%

Filipino 780 0.14%

Japanese 668 0.12%

Korean 1728 0.32%

Vietnamese 4421 0.82%

Other Asian 3702 0.68%

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 283 0.05%

Native Hawaiian 49 0.01%

Guamanian or Chamorro 50 0.01%

Samoan 67 0.01%

Other Pacific Islander 117 0.02%

Some other race 19242 3.56%

Two or more races 8997 1.66%

Hispanic or Latino and race

Total Population 540828 100.00%

Hispanic or Latino(of any race) 39800 7.36%

Mexican 22168 4.1%

Puerto Rican 2415 0.45%

Cuban 1098 0.2%

Other Hispanic or Latino 14119 2.61%

Not Hispanic or Latino 501028 92.64%

White alone 297845 55.07%

Relationship

Total Population 540828 100.00%

In households 528600 97.74%

Householder 215449 39.84%

Spouse 93970 17.38%

Child 147028 27.19%

Own child under 18 years 117966 21.81%

Other relatives 32969 6.1%

Under 18 years 12566 2.32%

Nonrelatives 39184 7.25%

Unmarried partner 11709 2.17%

In group quarters 12228 2.26%

Institutionalized population 5081 0.94%

Non-Institutionalized population 7147 1.32%

Households by Type

Total Households 215449 100.0 %

Family households (families) 132378 61.44%

With own children under 18 years 66029 30.65%

Married-couple family 93970 43.62%

With own children under 18 years 44268 20.55%

Female householder, no husband present 29483 13.68%

With own children under 18 years 17962 8.34%

Non Family households 83071 38.56%

Householder living alone 63601 29.52%

Householder 65 years and over 13478 6.26%

Households with individuals under 18 years 73295 34.02%

Households with individuals 65 years and over 33902 15.74%

Average Household size 2.45

Average family size 3.07

Housing Occupancy

Total housing units 230434 100.00%

Occupied housing units 215449 93.5%

Vacant housing units 14985 6.5%

For seasonal, recreational, or occasional use 740 0.32%

Homeowner vacancy rate (percent) 2.2

Rental vacancy rate (percent) 8.4

Housing Tenure

Occupied housing units 215449 100.00%

Owner-occupied housing units. 123883 57.5%

Renter-occupied housing units. 91566 42.5%

Average household size of owner-occupied units 2.56

Average household size of renter-occupied units 2.3

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bleys Newbie

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Based on the US Census bureau, Charlotte is more diverse

well it is bigger. so I would expect that to be true...

and to the person saying Raleigh needs more than 10 years to get to Charlotte's size... In 10 years it'll be close to the size you are now. Raleigh is only half the size of Charlotte. (not exact, but close) Raleigh = 350,000 people while Charlotte has 600,000.. In 10 years at a growth rate of 4%, you are now close to Charlottes size now...

So, in 10 years, it is perfectly feasible to house a franchise in Raleigh.

This wasn't even about Charlotte -vs- Raleigh... It's about saying Raleigh couldn't house one in upcoming years is a ridiculous statement. I believe Raleigh would be an excellent place to have a franchise. However, I doubt it'll happen due to other reasons...

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Wont happen... The Panthers will be the only franchise in NC for many years to come. The only reason some states have multiple teams is due to huge population within those states. (ex: Florida, Texas, NY). NC population is average at best and just good enough for one team. Raleigh chances of getting a team any time soon almost equal to 0. Columbia, SC has higher chance of getting a team than Raleigh.

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Wont happen... The Panthers will be the only franchise in NC for many years to come. The only reason some states have multiple teams is due to huge population within those states. (ex: Florida, Texas, NY). NC population is average at best and just good enough for one team. Raleigh chances of getting a team any time soon almost equal to 0. Columbia, SC has higher chance of getting a team than Raleigh.

yep, which is why I said I doubt it would happen.. . however, I disagree that population would be the reason why. As I stated above, in 10 years it will be very possible that Raleigh will be the size of Charlotte as it is now.. So, population isn't the reason.

It would have to do with: will the NFL allow another franchise, is there someone who would pick up the ownership and lobby for it, and will the fans rally around a new team since there is one already located in Charlotte...

I think the latter would be the bigger issue, affecting the first 2..

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well it is bigger. so I would expect that to be true...

and to the person saying Raleigh needs more than 10 years to get to Charlotte's size... In 10 years it'll be close to the size you are now. Raleigh is only half the size of Charlotte. (not exact, but close) Raleigh = 350,000 people while Charlotte has 600,000.. In 10 years at a growth rate of 4%, you are now close to Charlottes size now...

So, in 10 years, it is perfectly feasible to house a franchise in Raleigh.

This wasn't even about Charlotte -vs- Raleigh... It's about saying Raleigh couldn't house one in upcoming years is a ridiculous statement. I believe Raleigh would be an excellent place to have a franchise. However, I doubt it'll happen due to other reasons...

an nfl team in raleigh?

never will happen

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