WK Kellogg Foundation: Statement on Supreme Court ruling on citizenship question for 2020 Census»
WK Kellogg Foundation | June 27, 2019 – With the Supreme Court’s return of the case to the lower courts, regardless of the decision, we are working alongside our many philanthropic, grantee and partner organizations to ensure full participation in the 2020 Census.
SCOTUS says Trump administration can’t add citizenship question to Census – for now»
The NM Political Report | June 27, 2019 – The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against the Trump administration’s attempt to add a question to the U.S. Census inquiring about respondents’ citizenship—for now. The court released the ruling Thursday morning, on the final day of this year’s term.
Santa Fe County assembles Complete Count Committee»
Santa Fe Reporter | June 25, 2019 – Kelley tells SFR a key part of the strategy is identifying individuals who are well-known and well-trusted by members of hard-to-count communities, including religious leaders, immigrants' rights advocates, medical services providers and school superintendents, to be part of the Complete Count Committee and future education and outreach efforts.
Citizenship Question Looms Large»
Santa Fe Reporter | June 19, 2019 – Complicating matters this year for our state—which, with its many cultures and rural nature, has historically been difficult for counters to accurately assess—is the so-called "citizenship question" the Trump administration wants to slap onto the Census.
Red-tape voter suppression: How new, draconian voter registration rules undermine voting rights»
The Brookings Institution | June 11, 2019 – Each year, millions of Americans register to vote or update their voter registration thanks to the tireless efforts of civil society organizations that run voter registration tables, go door-to-door with voter registration forms, or otherwise remind potential voters to get registered in time to vote.
Trump’s Proposed Census Citizenship Question Bucks Centuries Of Precedent»
NPR | May 22, 2019 – A close review of that history dating back to 1820 leads to one conclusion: Never before has the federal government used the census to directly ask for the citizenship status…
