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New Data Reveals the Six States with Significant Miscounts in the 2020 Census

New Data Reveals the Six States with Significant Miscounts in the 2020 Census

by CivMetrics Staff | May 27, 2022 | Census, Demographics, Uncategorized

A follow-up survey conducted by the Bureau of Census to measure the accuracy of the 2020 Census count reveals that six states were undercounted, while eight states were overcounted. The states with significant net undercount rates are: Arkansas (5.04%), Florida...
Group Releases Blueprint for Census to Ensure Counting of Hard-to-Reach Populations

Group Releases Blueprint for Census to Ensure Counting of Hard-to-Reach Populations

by CivMetrics Staff | May 4, 2022 | Census, Demographics

Tasked with providing strategies to ensure that federal statistics will cover America’s diversity, The Equitable Data Working Group recently released a blueprint on how government data could be more inclusive. As reported by CNN, the recommendation of the group...
After Another Census Undercount, Demographers Wonder If It’s Time to Re-Tool Population Surveys

After Another Census Undercount, Demographers Wonder If It’s Time to Re-Tool Population Surveys

by CivMetrics Staff | Mar 24, 2022 | Census, Demographics

A recent Census report showed increased levels of undercounting of minority populations in the 2020 Census; in the wake of that report, policymakers and demographers are wondering how to re-tool the Census to make sure all households are counted correctly. Options...
U.S. Population Growth Is At A Standstill

U.S. Population Growth Is At A Standstill

by CivMetrics Staff | Feb 16, 2022 | Census, Demographics, Uncategorized

The USA population grew 0.12% from July 1, 2020 to July 1, 2021, according to the US Census Bureau. That marks the lowest annual growth rate since the Census Bureau began keeping records on year-over-year population growth in 1900.  Brookings writes: The new...
Americans Didn’t Move in 2020-21: Census Data

Americans Didn’t Move in 2020-21: Census Data

by CivMetrics Staff | Feb 12, 2022 | Demographics, Migration, Sub Featured B, Uncategorized

The number of Americans who moved hit an all-time low in 2020-21, according to data from the Census Bureau.  The COVID-19 pandemic didn’t alter overall migration trends — cities lost people, suburbs gained people — but it did mute them. The Pew...
House Dems Request Census Briefing on Possible Undercount in Detroit, Other Communities

House Dems Request Census Briefing on Possible Undercount in Detroit, Other Communities

by CivMetrics Staff | Feb 11, 2022 | Census, Demographics, Politics, Sub Featured C, Uncategorized

Lawmakers are requesting a briefing regarding the possible undercounting of Detroit and other communities in the 2020 Census. According to The Hill: Democratic members of the House Oversight and Reform Committee on Thursday asked the U.S. Census Bureau for a briefing...
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