Virginia Wants Raw Census Numbers
22 September 2000 - 5:00am
In a case being watched across the country, the State of Virginia asks a federal court to approve its new law requiring use of raw census numbers for redistricting instead of numbers statistically adjusted by the Census Bureau.
The debate over sampling and the 2000 Census continues with the State of Virginia asking a federal court to approve its new law requiring use of raw census numbers for redistricting instead of numbers statistically adjusted by the Census Bureau. Census officials "expect the adjusted figures to be more accurate because they will include millions of people -- mainly minorities and the poor -- who were missed by thecount."
Full Story:
Virginia Argues for Use of Raw Census Numbers
Source:
The Washington Post, September 22, 2000
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