11

Sep

Census Law, LATEST, LAW, Redistrictingapportionment, census, census 2020, lawindepth, new york, U.S. Census Bureau

NY Federal Court Enjoins Presidential Order to Remove Illegal Immigrants from Apportionment Count

By Michelle Davis

A federal court panel is the first to decide on whether the president's memorandum directing the U.S. Census Bureau to report the estimated number of “aliens who are not in…

08

Sep

Census Data and Geography, FEATURES, Redistricting, Redistricting PrepAnalysis, census, census 2020, dataindepth, differential privacy, U.S. Census Bureau

What Does Differential Privacy in Census Data Mean for the Task of Redistricting?

By Michelle Davis

The law requires that any identifying information you give the Census Bureau be kept confidential for 75 yrs, but simply removing your information from what is published is no longer…

01

Sep

Census Data and Geography, FEATURES, Redistricting, Redistricting Prep, VIDEOcensus, census 2020, dataindepth, differential privacy, U.S. Census Bureau

Understanding the 2020 Census Disclosure Avoidance Policy. A.K.A. “Differential Privacy”

By Michelle Davis

The Census Bureau is mandated by the U.S. constitution to complete a count of the population every decade. Few realize however, that Title 13, Sec. 9 of the U.S. Code…

15

Jan

Census Data and Geography, DATA and TECHNOLOGY, LATEST, LAW, NEWS, Redistricting, Redistricting Litigation, Strategy and Politicscensus, census 2020, citizenship question, commerce, lpother, new york, U.S. Census Bureau

Federal Court Rejects a Citizenship Question for the 2020 Census

By Editor

A New York federal district court has rejected the administration's bid to place a citizenship question on the upcoming 2020 census. The U.S. Department of Commerce, which is the main…

24

Jul

DATA and TECHNOLOGY, Redistricting2020, census, cyber-security, Redistricting News, U.S. Census Bureau

Concerns about the Cyber-Security of the 2020 Census Elevate

By Editor

The Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection at the Georgetown University Law Center has sent a signed letter to the Secretary of Commerce and the Acting Directer of the U.S.…

25

Jul

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U.S. Census Bureau Extends Comment on Residence Rules

By Editor

Washington DC - The Census Bureau is extending the comment period on the Proposed 2020 Census Residence Criteria and Residence Situations, which was published in the Federal Register on June 30, 2016. The…

05

Oct

Redistricting2020, bureau, census, national news, operational plan, Redistricting News

Census Bureau to Release 2020 Census Operational Plan

By Editor

MEDIA ADVISORY: CB15-168 Census Bureau to Release 2020 Census Operational Plan What: U.S. Census Bureau officials will release and discuss the operational plan for conducting the2020 Census during a live stream of the…

08

Apr

Redistricting, Redistricting Gerrymanderscensus, IN-DEPTH, Prison gerrymandering, prisoner reallocation, redistricting

Understanding Prison Gerrymandering and Its Cure: Prisoner Reallocation

By Editor

Long overlooked in the context of redistricting, prisoners are counted by the U.S. Census Bureau as residents of the institutions they are incarcerated in. The goal of redistricting electoral boundaries…

16

Mar

Redistricting, Redistricting Prisonerscensus, national news, policyindepth

The Census Bureau Warms Up to Prison Gerrymandering

By Editor

The Census Bureau boasted in its 2010 View from the States,” that it has listened to state requests and is working toward helping states facilitate the latest redistricting trend: prisoner…