Glynn County, Virginia Falls

Glynn County is a county in the Commonwealth of Virginia Falls. It was established as a settlement i 1759. It was incorporated as a county in 1824. The capital of the county is Wrightsville. The county was established by William Walker. The population of the county in 2010 was 236,036, and increase from the 2000 census of 217,495 people, a roughly 8.5 percent increase. This county is considered a suburban county of Murphy.

Demographics
The county population estimates as of 2019 put the population at 389,394, a roughly 64 percent increase since 2010. The racial composition in the county for 2000 was 77 percent white, 3 percent Hispanic and Latino, 2 percent Asian, 15 percent Black or African American and 3 percent other. During the mid-2000s, a surge in minority population during the 2004 recession caused the county's racial makeup to undergo the most rapid change any county in the US had seen, this would have major implications in the Republicans margins in the county in the following years.

During the late 2000's the county was no longer considered a strongly red county. The racial composition for the county in 2010 was 68 percent White, 20 percent Black or African American, 3 percent Hispanic and Latino, 2 percent mixed, 4 percent Asian, and 3 percent other. The population increased 8.5 percent, reversing a decades trend of population decline and low growth.

During the 80's, the county transformed from a rural county, to a bedroom suburban community for Murphy. The population for the county in 1980 was 68,764. Due to the suburbanization of Murphy, this number shot up to 159,895 during the 1990 census.

This trend of suburnization continues, with a