04-Information from Bass and Associates regarding 2010 Census data

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City of Paris Voter Districts Analysis of Population in the Paris Voter Districts based on 2010 Census data Commissioner Actual Ideal Absolute Relative Precinct Population Population Deviation Deviation District 1 3,175 3,596 -421 -11.71% District 2 2,795 3,596 -801 -22.27% District 3 3,728 3,596 132 3.67% District 4 4,031 3,596 435 12.10% District 5 3772 3,596 176 4.89% District 6 3,706 3,596 110 3.06% District 7 3,964 3,596 368 10.23% Total Population 25,171 Ideal Population is defined as (total district population divided by the number of districts). Absolute and Relative Deviations are difference in actual and ideal. -801 to 435 Absolute Range is the spread in absolute deviation from the smallest precinct to the largest. -22.27% to Relative Range is the spread in relative deviation from the smallest precinct 12.10% to the largest. Absolute Mean Deviation is the average deviation, which is calculated by 349 adding all the absolute deviations (ignoring and signs) and dividing by 7. Relative Mean Deviation is the average deviation, which is calculated by adding 9.71% all the relative deviations (ignoring and signs) and dividing by 7. Standard Deviation of Population is the square root of the sum of the squares 156.75 of all the absolute deviations divided by 7. Standard Deviation of Relative Deviations is the square root of the sum of the 4.36% squares of all the relative deviations divided by 7. Total Absolute Deviation is the sum of all relative deviations (ignoring and 67.94% signs). Total Maximum Deviation is the sum of the relative deviations (90) 34.379'0 of the smallest and largest district, (ignoring and signs).