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2020 Census: Conducting and Motivating the Count: Tracking Response Rates
2020 Census: Conducting and Motivating the Count: Tracking Response Rates
As the 2020 Census responses were collected between March and October 2020, the Census Bureau provided up-to-date information on response rates so that local officials could track response in their communities.
In April 2021, the Census Bureau released Operational Quality Metrics. These metrics included a measure of self-response which took a broader view. The operational metrics look at self-response among all addresses in the 2020 Census — not just among households invited to respond on their own.
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Tracking Self-Response and Nonresponse Followup by State
These rates show the total percentage of housing units counted in the 2020 Census, by whether they self-responded or were enumerated by a census taker.
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Tracking Self-Response Rates Map
See how many housing units in your community responded online, by phone, or by mail.
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Tracking Nonresponse Followup Completion Rates
View the Nonresponse Followup operation response in your local area by using this map.
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Page Last Revised - January 26, 2022
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