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More than half of U.S. adults mistakenly believe the census includes a question about citizenship
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- More than half of U.S. adults mistakenly believe the census includes a question about citizenship
- Six-in-ten of those who may not respond to the census say they do not trust the government to use the information properly
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- Some people who may not respond to the census say it is too intrusive
- The amount of time it takes to complete the census is a concern for some who say they may not respond
- Some who may not respond to the census say they do not have enough information about it
- Ease of participation in the census is a major reason for more than four-in-ten of those who plan to respond
- Many people who plan to respond to the census say it is because they want to be counted
- Among people who plan to participate in the census, nearly all cite the need for accurate results
- More than nine-in-ten people who plan to participate in the census say it is a civic duty