The #2020Census kicks off this week! Beginning on March 12th, every household in the US will receive an invitation to participate in the Census–you can respond online, over the phone or via mail. Once you receive that invitation, you can respond online, by phone, or by mail.
Why is it crucial for all New Yorkers to participate in #GetCountedNYC? Because the #2020Census results will determine how NY federal programs are funded! The more people that respond, the more $$ NY gets for:
🟢schools
🟢hospitals
🟢trains & buses
🟢housing
🟢highways & bridges
🟢schools
🟢hospitals
🟢trains & buses
🟢housing
🟢highways & bridges
There are many misconceptions about #2020Census.
Citizenship questions are NOT on the Census and your immigration status does NOT prevent you from responding. Your answers are confidential and protected by law.
Read ⬇ for more myth-busting Census info: npr.org/2020/03/05/809…
Citizenship questions are NOT on the Census and your immigration status does NOT prevent you from responding. Your answers are confidential and protected by law.
Read ⬇ for more myth-busting Census info: npr.org/2020/03/05/809…
It’s important to ensure that you count all the members of your household in the #2020Census–regardless of immigration status or age. Here is a friendly reminder to make your whole family count from one of NY-10’s prominent residents:
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