Texas Secretary of State meets with Census Bureau on 2020 count
Texas Secretary of State David Whitley met with U.S. Census Bureau regional and local representatives to discuss achieving a complete count for Texas in the 2020 Census. Whitley received updates on local outreach efforts and strategies for reaching hard-to-count populations.
- Where
- Austin
- When
- April 16, 2019
- Sources
- From an official record
Counties: Travis
Taxes and money
None stated in sources.
Who's involved
- David WhitleyTexas Secretary of State
- Rebecca BriscoeU.S. Census Bureau Partnership Coordinator
- Maria CamposU.S. Census Bureau Partnership Specialist
- Nakia CooperU.S. Census Bureau Media Coordinator
The facts
- Secretary Whitley met with Census Bureau representatives to discuss achieving a complete count for Texas in 2020 Census.1
- During the meeting, Whitley received updates on local-level efforts to achieve a complete count.1
- Whitley examined strategies for reaching hard-to-count populations ahead of the 2020 Census.1
- Whitley offered the Secretary of State's office as a resource for entities working toward a complete count.1
Who said what
These are statements and claims made by the people involved. They are reported, not verified.
- Secretary Whitley Texas needs complete count for fair share of federal funding in transportation, education, healthcare, housing, and disaster relief.1
- Secretary Whitley State agencies, local stakeholders, and community organizations must collaborate to achieve complete and accurate count.1
- Secretary Whitley His office is pleased to serve as liaison to Census Bureau for 2020 Census participation.1
Sources
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