Technology is playing a central role in community preparation efforts, as organizers attempt to ensure that no one is left uncounted in 2020.

Urging more funding for the upcoming decennial count, 161 leaders write to the secretary of commerce.

A new guide and text-messaging tool provides communities a blueprint for gathering information closer to the source.

A new tool is hoped to avoid undercounts that can leave some regions at risk of political and financial misrepresentation.

Ongoing research at George Washington University reveals a strong correlation between fuller population counts and increased funding.

After the Census Bureau stopped publishing a report on federal spending on states, the nonprofit the National Priorities Project launched a website to fill the void.