2020 Census: Tracking Self-Response Rates Map

January 28, 2021

See how many housing units in your community responded online, by phone, or by mail.

The national view of the Response Rates Map offers a look at the full United States, with each state color-coded to reflect its 2020 self-response rate.
Above the national map are two numbers. On the left is the national self-response rate for 2020. On the right is the self-response rate for an individual state. The self-response rate is the percentage of homes that responded to the census on their own.
In the national view, you can hover the cursor over each state to see its total self-response rate, its internet self-response rate, and its final 2010 self-response rate.
To take a deeper dive into an individual state's response rates, click on that state or select it from the drop-down menu on the right.
Once you're at the state level, you have the choice—using the menus to the right—to view response rates at several different geographic levels, including by:
    –County
    –City
    –Congressional district
Within those options, the census tract level is the lowest geographic level shown on the map.
Using the "Geographies" menu at the right, you also have the option to view tribal areas at the national level.