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Census Data Boot Camp
Laura WaggonerKaty Rossiter
Drew Stanislaw
US. Census Bureau
WVAGP Annual MeetingJune 14, 2011
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Census Data Boot CampOutline
• 2010 Census Overview • Geographic Products and Mapping
Census Data • Geographic Concepts and Programs• The Geographic Support System (GSS)
Initiative• AFF Demo/ Digital BAS Demo
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The 2010 Census
• Required by the U.S. Constitution– Article 1, Section 2– Decennial Census every 10 years
• On April 1, 2010, the decennial census will count all residents living in the U.S.
• Largest peacetime activity undertaken by the federal government
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2010 Census Data• Determines apportionment of the U.S. House
of Representatives• Used for congressional and legislative
redistricting• Affects the allocation of more than $400
BILLION in federal funding per year to local, state and tribal governments
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The Infrastructure – How We Get It Done
• Headquarters• 12 Regional Census Centers• 494 Local Census Offices
– 7 offices in Puerto Rico• Recruit 3.8 million applicants to hire 1.4
million temporary employees for all 2010 operations
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The 2010 Census Questionnaire• Short Form Only• 10 minutes to complete• Questions include:
– Name– Gender– Age– Hispanic/Latino/Spanish
Origin– Race– Relationship– Rent/Own
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Ensuring the Confidentialityof Your Information
• By law, the Census Bureau does not share personal information with ANYONE
• Not even with other federal or law enforcement agencies
• The Census Bureau strips all identifying information and publishes only summary data
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Completing the 2010 Census Cycle
• Census Day was April 1, 2010• Count everyone in less than 6 months• Apportionment count was delivered to the
President by December 31, 2010• Redistricting Data was delivered to the States by
April 1, 2011
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2010 Census Redistricting Data Program
• Public Law 94-171– Mandates the provision of small area data required
for legislative redistricting no later than 1 year following Census Day
– Requires the Census Bureau to work with the states to identify those small areas
– Examples: voting districts, census blocks
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The Five Phases
• Phase 1 – State Legislative District Project• Phase 2 – Voting District/Block Boundary Suggestion
Project• Phase 3 – 2010 Census Data Delivery• Phase 4 – Collection of post-2010 Census Redistricting
Plans• Phase 5 – Evaluation and Recommendations
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Phase 1 – State Legislative District Project
• 2005 – 2007• 100% participation• Collected state legislative district boundaries in effect
during ’06 elections• Tabulated 2000 Census data to those boundaries• Released data on DVD and AFF in January 2007• Updates will be collected during Phase 2• Geographic areas will be used to tabulate 2010
Census data
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Phase 2 – Voting District/Block Boundary Suggestion Project
• 2008 – 2010• Collecting voting district boundaries and tabulation block
boundary suggestions• Geographic areas will be used to tabulate 2010 Census
data
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Phase 3 – 2010 Census Data Delivery
• Delivery of the P.L. 94-171 Redistricting Data and Geographic Products
• Geographic products delivered first, data products follow
• No later than April 1, 2011• Data includes:
– Race for the Total Population and Population 18 and Over– Hispanic or Latino, and Not Hispanic or Latino by Race for
the Total Population and Population 18 and Over– Total Housing Units (occupied and vacant)
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Phase 4 - Collection of post-2010 Census Redistricting Plans
• 2012-2013• Collection of newly drawn congressional and legislative
district boundaries• Tabulation of 2010 Census data to those new districts• Release of data via DVD and AFF
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Phase 5 – Evaluation and Recommendations for 2020 Census
• The “View From the States” will appear in a final publication and will be used to formulate the 2020 Census Redistricting Data Program
• See publication
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U.S. Population Change: 1950-1960 to 2000-2010
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Decennial Censuses, 1950 through 2010
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Metropolitan Statistical Areas
• Metro area population growth, 2000 to 2010: 10.8 percent
• Metro share of population: 2000: 82.8 percent2010: 83.7 percent
• Metro share of U.S. population growth, 2000 to 2010: 92.4 percent
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West 47.2%
Midwest 22.2%
Northeast 31.3%
South 40.0%
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2010 Center of Population
Located approximately 2.7 miles northeast of Plato, Missouri
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