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Latest News

U.S. Census Bureau Releases Household Pulse Survey Weekly Data

The Census Bureau today released new data from the experimental Household Pulse Survey.

PRESS RELEASE | JULY 02, 2020

Census Bureau Hosts 2020 Census News Briefing

The U.S. Census Bureau will hold a telephone news conference to share status updates on the 2020 Census.

PRESS RELEASE | JULY 01, 2020

Census Bureau Resumes In-Person Interviews for Ongoing Surveys

The U.S. Census Bureau has resumed conducting in-person interviews associated with its ongoing household surveys in 21 states.

PRESS RELEASE | JULY 01, 2020

Census Takers to Start Follow Up With Nonresponding Households

Based on the current self-response rate of 61.8%, the Census Bureau estimates it will visit approx. 56 million addresses to collect responses in person.

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America Counts: Stories Behind the Numbers

The Risks Children Face During Pandemic

New U.S. Census Bureau experimental Household Pulse Survey results show households with children are disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

STORY | JUNE 30, 2020

Self-Employed Adults Hit Harder by Pandemic-Related Business Downturns in Hardest-Hit States

Combining the experimental Household and Small Business Pulse surveys reveals demographic differences in the impact of pandemic on self-employed workers.

STORY | JUNE 29, 2020

How Resilient Are Communities to Disasters?

New Community Resilience Estimates indicates more than a quarter of the U.S. population may be at high risk of experiencing the negative impacts of COVID-19.

STORY | JUNE 25, 2020

Working-Age Population Not Keeping Pace With Growth in Older Americans

Population estimates released by the Census Bureau today show a shift in the size of the working-age population relative to older and younger Americans.

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