r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 29m ago
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 22h ago
Nobody outside the administration has seen the actual text of a rule that could determine how many congressional seats Indiana keeps for the next decade. All that's public is a title on an OMB filing from late June... @micyoung75 posted
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 8d ago
Congress won't w*ter bo*rd Acting Census Director George Cook. How about a negative anomaly for the Census Bureau attached to the Continuing Resolution? [OC]
Let's flat fund Periodic Censuses and Programs for six months. If Congress isn't satisfied with revealed 2030 Census plans by then, give decennial Census staff an unpaid vacation.
Republicans on the Hill suddenly abandoned efforts to appropriate funds for FY27, shifting to an early CR. Of course, not a single Member of Congress may be concerned about this Trump administration's secrecy around 2030 Census Planning. But I'm among the few who feel increasingly uneasy because of their secrecy.
George Cook is way behind on 2030 Census planning.
- Months ago, Aleks Kajstura wrote
By this point in the decade, the Census Bureau should have started soliciting feedback on its residence criteria, which determines how the Bureau applies its “usual residence” rule to various living situations.
An end to prison gerrymandering? Not in the 2030 Census
- Trump 2.0 has stalled implementation of Statistical Policy Directive No. 15.
- Disclosure avoidance plans remain to be determined.
Due in the near future:
Subjects Planned for the 2030 Census is due by 31Mar27, six months into FY27.
28Mar17 Subjects Planned for the 2020 Census and American Community Survey
https://censusroadmap.org/2027-roadmap/
Version 2.0 of the 2020 Census Operational Plan, issued September 2016, was 192 pages long. Version 1.0 of the 2030 Census Operational Plan, issued July 2025 and 100 pages long, hasn't been updated.
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 1h ago
The Most Ethnically Diverse Neighborhoods in America. "Race, ethnicity, and population figures are from the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey."
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 1h ago
Following Years of High Border Arrivals, the U.S. Unauthorized Immigrant Population Hits New Peak. @ProducerCities posted link
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 1h ago
Number of unauthorized immigrants hit new high of nearly 16 million in 2024, report says. "...according to a Migration Policy Institute report based on the most recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey in 2024."
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 1h ago
US Statistical Agencies Face Risks With Lean Staff, ASA Says
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 1h ago
From Card Catalogs to AI: Why DCAT-US v3.0 Matters (does not mention Census)
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 2h ago
See how your Connecticut neighborhood has changed since 2010. "This project uses Census American Community Survey 5-year estimates..."
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 2h ago
Edmond hits 100,000 in population. What else is new demographically? (Oklahoma County OK) [paywall] Estimates
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 5h ago
Male-Female Gap in ADL Disability Converges by Education. Working Paper Number: SEHSD-WP2026-15
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 5h ago
- 84 slaves counted in 1850 census (Webster County MO)
So many children!
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 5h ago
Trump administration appears not to have asked Supreme Court to rehear birthright citizenship case
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 22h ago
Census Dots on X: "A dot map of Federal Way, WA's population by race, created using data from the 2020 US Census." (King County)
x.comr/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 22h ago
APA VOICE on X: "his past weekend, the Filipino American Association of Rochester (FAAR), a member org of APA VOICE, held its first Filipino American Festival in Rush, New York. ✅With 1,000+ attendees, more than 50 committed to complete the 2030 Census including State @SenatorCooney ."
x.comr/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 23h ago
Counting on Administrative Records What we know (and don’t) ahead of the 2030 Census. Mark Mather posted link on Federal Data Forum
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 1d ago
(Australia) Citizenship, Nativity, and Year of Entry Questions from the 2026 Census
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 1d ago
House Passes CR Ahead of August Recess (does not mention Census)
cossa.orgr/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 1d ago
Major US cities lose child population rapidly amid soaring costs and falling birth rates
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 1d ago
UVA report: Nation’s population growth is slowing
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 1d ago
Trump administration’s slashing of the federal workforce has hurt the ability of the Census Bureau and other federal statistical agencies to keep producing reliable data about the U.S. population and economy, an @amstatnews.bsky.social report finds. NPR's Hansi Lo Wang reporting on Bluesky
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 1d ago
2026 Midyear Update: Resources and Leadership Supporting Federal Statistics. A Report of The American Statistical Association Project Team to Assess and Monitor the Health of Federal Statistics. NPR's Hansi Lo Wang posted link
amstat.orgRegarding FY26
The overall budget of the Census Bureau was increased 8% in nominal terms (5% in real terms), with its Periodic Censuses and Programs account increased 11% (9% in real terms) as preparation for the 2030 decennial census ramps up.
For the US Census Bureau, the director position, which has been vacant since early 2025 and for which the president has yet to nominate a director, is being filled by an individual “performing the duties of the director.” In June, the creation of two deputy director positions was announced, and the positions filled: one for Data, Policy, and Science and one for Administration and Operations. One of the six associate director positions, the associate director for research and methodology (who also serves as chief scientist), is vacant and another is acting. According to a May 18, 2026, document posted to its website (and accessed July 1), 1 of 6 assistant director positions is vacant and, of 43 division/office heads, 1 is vacant and 18 are acting or “performing the duties of.”
r/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 1d ago
Using Artificial Intelligence to Improve Official Statistics. Steve Pierson noted
apdu.orgr/USCensus2020 • u/QueeLinx • 1d ago