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13 December, 10:39

How does the U. S. census work?

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    The U. S. census counts every resident in the United States. The data determines how many seats each state has in the house of representatives. Federal and State governments rely on census data to budget for social welfare programs. Everyone is required by law to faithfully and accurately fill out the census form. (Every 10 years)
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