My Two Census

Formerly the non-partisan watchdog of the 2010 US Census, and currently an opinion blog that covers all things political, media, foreign policy, globalization, and culture…but sometimes returning to its census/demographics roots.

Ongoing issues about how the Census Bureau counts prisoners: Reform in Illinois?

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Perhaps lawmakers in Illinois are now fearing the redistricting process for 2012. Here’s the latest news from Prisoners of the Census, a Census Bureau reform group that MyTwoCensus supports.

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This entry was posted on May 19th, 2010 at 3:00 am by .
It is filed under Accountability, Census Bureau, Minorities, Operations, Politics, Redistricting, Statistics.

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One Response to “Ongoing issues about how the Census Bureau counts prisoners: Reform in Illinois?”

  1. avatar Embarressed Says:
    May 19th, 2010 at 10:07 am

    I am a prisoner at the Census Office. My hands are handcuffed behind my back every day. That is because I am required to do my job, be accountable for my EQ’s and know there whereabouts at every minute, without the benefit of PBOCS.

    I am a prisoner and I was counted.