census process

An important aspect of the census process is to evaluate the quality of the data.

Only if we approach that question with a nonpartisan, scientific eye will public confidence in the census process be restored.

Counting inmates where they live would cure what has clearly become a troubling flaw in the census process.

Due to this limitation in the Indian census process, the data for persons not affiliated with any religion may not be accurate.

Their's was a project that investigated the census data and tried to draw some true results bearing in mind the weaknesses of the census process (self declaration etc).

From February, 2009, the non-partisan watchdog organization MyTwoCensus.com served as an online repository for criticism about 2010 Census processes.

As we begin the 1990 census process, I think it will make a great deal of "census" to bring some sense to reapportionment by establishing a nonpartisan reapportionment commission.

Ms. Riche, a respected professional demographer, says she has accomplished her goal of redesigning the census process, but regrettably she will not see the difficult task to completion.

"It's obvious that the first phase of the census process was a failure," said Representative Vic Fazio, a California Democrat whose district includes part of Sacramento.

In an interview, Kenneth Prewitt, director of the Census Bureau, said, "It's courting disaster to insert a major new operation of this magnitude into the census process."

The best way to market the census process toward any of the three groups is to reach them through their own unique communication channels and not treat the entire black population of the U.S. as though they are all African Americans with a single ethnic and geographical background.