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JUST IN: About 99 percent of the close to 138,000 public comments about the #2020census #citizenshipquestion the @CommerceGov Department has received are AGAINST the question, according to new @uscensusbureau analysis
https://www.regulations.gov/document?D=USBC-2018-0005-79003 …pic.twitter.com/BkpyFLdHEt
2. Here's the full breakdown of all the public comments the @CommerceGov Department received in response to its June 8 @FedRegister notice about the #2020census
https://www.regulations.gov/document?D=USBC-2018-0005-0001 …pic.twitter.com/hwnoZnu2sg
3. After the #citizenshipquestion, the 2nd most commented-on issue (with more than 9,500 comments) is requesting the removal of checkboxes identifying Asian countries of origin for the #2020census race question
https://apps.npr.org/documents/document.html?id=4426784-Planned-Questions-2020-Acs#document/p15/a445100 …pic.twitter.com/TuJLSRsNDT
4. Let me catch you up on what the race and ethnicity questions are expected to look like -- and could have looked liked -- on the #2020censushttps://www.npr.org/2018/01/26/580865378/census-request-suggests-no-race-ethnicity-data-changes-in-2020-experts-say …
5. About half of the close to 138,000 public comments about the #2020census #citizenshipquestion were submitted by email using a template document that required a responder to fill in their name, other basic infopic.twitter.com/VxG4qg0d7A
How many of them are citizens? I guess we will never know.
Of course the plan to change it was dropped - it was proposed under Obama. We all know that’s like arsenic mixed with hemlock & bleach to the tangerine turnip
What? Wilbur Ross proposed adding a citizenship question and was just recently told NO by the courts because AG of NY brought a lawsuit.
We just completed research in the San Joaquin Valley on non-response among Latinos. You can read it here. http://mail.cirsinc.org/publications/current-publications …
Kind of Strange Numbers when the web site says there were only 79,002 comments on this issue... https://www.regulations.gov/docket?D=USBC-2018-0005 …
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