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2020 Census: Tracking Self-Response Rates Map
See how many housing units in your community responded online, by phone, or by mail.
Self-Response Rate Data Available for Download
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Instructions for Using the Map
- 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.
Related Information
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2020 Census: Tracking Nonresponse Followup Completion RatesView the Nonresponse Followup operation response in your local area by using this map.
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Tracking Self-Response and Nonresponse Followup by StateThese 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.
Page Last Revised - November 6, 2024
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