2020 Census: Self-Response Rates
Responses to the 2020 Census are critically important. The U.S Census Bureau is tracking self-response rates nationwide to help ensure a complete and accurate count. The preview map currently displays 2010 Census self-response rates as a reference point for states, counties, cities, and census tracts around the country. Users will be able to use the map to track their community’s progress in responding to the 2020 Census.
News Release
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Updates to 2020 Census Response Rate Challenge ToolkitA new 2020 Census Response Rate Challenge Mini Guide geared toward helping local officials and leaders motivate their communities to respond to the 2020 Census.
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Over 60 Percent of U.S. Households Have Responded to 2020 CensusResponses to the 2020 Census are on track as more than 60% of U.S. households have responded to the 2020 Census.
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16.7% of Households Have Responded to the 2020 CensusResponse Rate Map Shows Latest Data for Every Community Across U.S. Now Available Online.
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2020 Census Response Rate Map Preview Now AvailableThe U.S. Census Bureau launched a new online map today as part of its 2020 Census Response Rate Challenge.
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2020 Census Response Rate Challenge ToolkitThe new toolkit encourages leaders to challenge their communities to improve upon their 2010 Census response rates in the upcoming national census.
Response Rate Map
Response Rate Challenge Details
Response Rates for Previous Censuses
About the 2020 Census
Fact Sheets and Flyers
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Fact SheetCensus 101: What You Need to KnowMarch 06, 2019The 2020 Census is closer than you think! Here’s a quick refresher of what it is and why it’s essential that everyone is counted.
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Fact SheetRespond to the 2020 CensusJuly 20, 2020Dates for 2020 Census mailers and for responding to the 2020 Census.
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VisualizationSo Far, Households Favor Responding Online to the 2020 CensusJune 08, 2020
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Page Last Revised - March 22, 2022