2020 census

Getting An Accurate Census Count Is Vital. First, Muslim Americans Need To Trust It's Safe.

While the U.S. Census Bureau is bound by law to protect private information, it’s not unreasonable that Muslim Americans would be concerned.
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An Easy Way To Help Fight Coronavirus: Fill Out Your Census Form Now

Filling out your census form online, by mail or phone will reduce the number of doors field workers will have to knock in the coming months.
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5 Sneaky Census Scams To Watch Out For In 2020

How do you know that the person at your door is legit?
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Here's How The 2020 Census Process Will Work

Do census workers still go door to door? And what happens if you aren't counted?
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Census Bureau’s Plans To Go Digital Raise Concerns Of Iowa-Like Breakdown

It's the first once-a-decade census in which most people are being encouraged to answer questions via the internet.
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Black Americans Are More Doubtful About Participating In The Census, Survey Finds

The research underscores the challenges the Census Bureau faces in getting certain demographic groups to respond to the decennial survey.
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Census Bureau Seeks Driver’s License Data, Including Citizenship And Eye Color

Two former Census Bureau directors said they were puzzled by the agency's request.
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John Roberts Reportedly Switched Vote To Kill Census Citizenship Question

The chief justice initially leaned toward siding with the Trump administration, but changed his mind, CNN reported.
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The 2020 Census Is Coming Soon. Some States Don't Really Seem To Care.

Some states haven't dedicated any money to preparing for the 2020 census, which determines representation in Congress and federal funding allocations.
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Activists Blocked Census Citizenship Question. Now They Have To Repair Trump's Damage.

Activists fear the 2020 census has been tainted by the Trump administration’s aggressive attempt to add a question on citizenship — but they’re not backing down without a fight.
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