The Latest Breaking News from Census

Census has historically counted all residents regardless of citizenship status, as required by the 14th amendment

Investors may want to think twice about betting broadly on a “strongly rising U.S. economic tide,” JPMorgan’s David Kelly writes. Same with lower interest rates.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics will roll out a large-scale census test next month.

New questions about sexuality and gender will be part of a trial run of the national census involving more than 60,000 homes ahead of the main event.

The law makes opportunity zones permanent, creates enhanced tax benefits for rural investments and opens up new strategies for investors to combine community development with significant tax advantages.

National Records of Scotland has recommended that Scotland’s next census should take place in 2031 at the same time as the rest of the UK

National Records of Scotland has launched a consultation on topics.

The Narendra Modi government’s announcement to finally proceed with the Census has drawn a flurry of editorial commentary – welcoming the move but also questioning the delay and the political stakes riding on the exercise. 

GLASGOW is set to get its fourth Gaelic primary school next year after a £2.4 million investment from the Scottish Government

The trial in El Paso will hear a challenge over the redistricting maps drawn by the Legislature that are based on the 2020 census.

The Census is now four years overdue, and the budget for the exercise has been slashed indicating further delays. This is even as millions of Indians are left without access to subsidised foodgrain, pushing them to the brink of food insecurity. Evidence shows that entitlements under the Public Distribution System…