Reason Prevails (At Least for Now)
In which Terri Ann Lowenthal considers the arguments against the ACS.
In which Terri Ann Lowenthal considers the arguments against the ACS.
House Committee to Vote on Voluntary American Community Survey Bill Next Week
It�s appropriations season! Let�s see if we can make the foundation of our democracy sound as exciting as we know it is.
Yes, census fans, the first major 2020 Census field test is on the horizon.
Republicans and Democrats in Congress have finally agreed upon something – a budget blueprint for the current and next fiscal years. So, what does this mean for Census Bureau funding?
Businesses, nonprofits and government leaders use ACS data to understand and address the needs of veterans. Who among us wouldn�t want that for our former soldiers?
Maybe lawmakers should repeat Cyclical Program Ramp-up 101, before the 2020 Census is back to paper, postage and pencils � for twice the price.
When Congress gets around to finalizing 2014 agency budgets, let�s hope it gives a little more thought to the public good that all these temporarily missing numbers serve.
The 2020 census can�t look like the 2010 census. The nation can�t afford the $30 billion price tag of repeating an outdated census design, and the way we communicate with each other has changed rapidly.
�Is nothing to escape [the Federal government�s] inquisition or its tax gatherers? Are even our hens and chickens to be listed, and an authenticated expose forwarded to Washington?�