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Why Should Floridians Care about the Census and the American Community Survey (ACS)?

A Complete Count is Vital for Florida to Reach its Full Potential

The 2020 Census Undercount Hurts Florida

The American Community Survey (ACS) Builds a Better Understanding of Floridians

Misconceptions and Lack of Awareness Threatens Census Bureau Surveys

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Why Do the Census and ACS Matter to Businesses?

Population Data Help Businesses Make Decisions

The Census Bureau Provides Insightful Data Tools

Census Miscounts Interfere with Data Needed by Businesses

Businesses Can Contribute to Better Data Collections

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How Do the Census and ACS Influence Community Decision-Making?

The Census and ACS Reveal Economic Opportunities

Population Surveys Classify Rural and Urban Areas

Population Data is Used to Identify the Needs of Communities

State and Local Leaders Can Enhance Survey Collections

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What Do Nonprofits Need to Know About the Census and ACS?

Nonprofits Need Population Data

Nonprofits Can Support Survey Collections

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Current Events

Census Bureau Releases American Community Survey 1-Year Estimates For the First Time Since the COVID-19 Pandemic (1.26.23)

Census Bureau Economic Census Surveys Due March 15!

Census Bureau Releases Findings from Federal Register Notice (3.10.23)

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SGIP Review Saves Taxpayers Millions

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With an audit nearing completion, state DMS reported today that 1,825 ineligible dependents have been dropped from the SGIP, saving close to $9.5 million.
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