Full trial in 2021 expected. The Supreme Court had already closed a case on the 2020 census in favor of the president’s administration, abruptly ending official counting in…
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Census Count Finished with 99.98% Coverage
Slight undercount for the first time since 1990. The U.S. Census Bureau reports that 99.98% of addresses and housing units nationwide were accounted for by the close of…
Read MoreSupreme Court Allows Administration to End Census
Count will stop October 15. The Supreme Court announced on Tuesday that it would be upholding the Trump Administration’s plan to end the count of the 2020 census…
Read MoreFederal Judge Suspends Truncated Census Deadline
Judge Koh says deadline would produce “inaccurate results.” Pre-pandemic, the Census Bureau had estimated it would have census results by July. As the pandemic worsened in April, its…
Read MorePresident Seeks Ruling on Census Exclusions
He is looking for authority to exclude illegal immigrants from official count. There remain only days for Americans to complete their census questionnaire and send it in. The…
Read MoreU.S. Census Director Announces Deadline
Request for extension stalled in Congress. As the pandemic set in this past spring, the U.S. Census Bureau had formally requested an extension on their final count, moving…
Read MoreCounting Illegal Immigrants for Congressional Districting Barred
Redrawing districts should not include numbers of illegal immigrants. On Tuesday, President Trump signed an executive order to prevent illegal immigrants from being counted for the purposes of…
Read More2020 Census Field Operations Delayed
Census Bureau will wait until April to make in-person visits. On Wednesday, the Census Bureau announced that it would be postponing the start of field operations that are…
Read MoreHiring for Upcoming Census Slow and Bumpy
Low unemployment and Coronavirus impact slow recruitment. Although the U.S. Census Bureau has reached its recruitment goal of 2.7 million for the upcoming 2020 headcount, a spotty spread…
Read MoreUpcoming Census Highlights Divide on District Reform
The concerns expressed over gerrymandering On April 1, the 2020 census will begin. According to the data that is brought in by the census, states will look to…
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