Number of people in prison in 2020 from each Connecticut Senate district

Senate Districts	Number of people in state prison from each Senate district, 2020	Census population, 2020	Total population, 2020	Imprisonment rate per 100,000
District 1	720	94,479	95,199	756
District 2	715	95,913	95,768	747
District 3	267	99,964	100,231	266
District 4	204	102,881	103,085	198
District 5	73	98,983	99,056	74
District 6	525	97,776	98,301	534
District 7	116	101,204	95,996	121
District 8	143	98,538	98,681	145
District 9	163	101,245	101,408	161
District 10	857	96,715	96,926	884
District 11	393	95,706	96,099	409
District 12	66	97,405	97,471	68
District 13	277	98,684	98,961	280
District 14	130	94,966	95,096	137
District 15	986	104,093	105,079	938
District 16	224	102,388	101,256	221
District 17	251	100,433	100,684	249
District 18	188	99,206	99,394	189
District 19	287	98,728	97,880	293
District 20	304	96,136	95,671	318
District 21	134	103,132	103,266	130
District 22	342	100,585	100,927	339
District 23	1,085	99,338	99,780	1,087
District 24	192	103,889	103,024	186
District 25	180	101,594	101,774	177
District 26	32	102,322	102,354	31
District 27	258	104,835	105,093	246
District 28	46	104,779	104,269	44
District 29	277	104,548	104,418	265
District 30	161	104,454	104,615	154
District 31	279	99,747	100,026	279
District 32	92	104,874	104,966	88
District 33	85	98,299	98,384	86
District 34	99	96,510	96,609	102
District 35	193	97,513	97,706	198
District 36	31	104,082	104,113	30

Sources and methodology

Senate Districts: This is the Connecticut Senate district as drawn in 2021.
Number of people in state prison from each Senate district, 2020: This is the number of people from each Senate district in state prison as of 2020. See the methodology section of the report.
Census population, 2020: This is the population of the Senate district as reported in the 2020 Census.
Total population, 2020: This is the total population of the Senate district as reflected in the 2020 Census plus the imprisoned population.
Imprisonment rate per 100,000: This is the number of imprisoned people divided by the total population and then multiplied by 100,000. It allows ready comparison of the frequency of imprisonment between each Senate district of different population sizes.