Simple fix could make the census more accurate but just as private

Simple fix could make the census more accurate but just as private

Simple fix could make the census more accurate but just as private

The US government uses census data to distribute resources fairly

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A change to the US government’s system for processing the census could improve the accuracy of publicly disclosed data – without compromising the privacy of individual citizens and residents.

The government relies on national census data – gathered every 10 years by the US Census Bureau – to distribute hundreds of billions of dollars in federal funding to state and local communities. Such data also plays a key political role by helping states draw Congressional district boundaries and determining how many seats in the US House of Representatives…

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