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Census 2020: How Do Communities Get Accurate Counts?

By Frederica Freyberg | Here & Now

February 21, 2020 • South Central Region

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By mid-March, households across the U.S. and here in Wisconsin will start getting 2020 Census bureau information in the mail. Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes Conway discusses Census 2020 application and efforts to get people more involved.

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