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Census 2000: Politics and Statistics (view source)
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==Key Quotes and Arguments==
==Key Quotes and Arguments==
*"Who could oppose better census numbers for the nation? The answer is political officials who believe that a more accurate count does not serve their best interests. They point to the constitutional language demanding an "actual enumeration," and claim that sampling is unscientific and can be manipulated." (liberal bias)
*"Who could oppose better census numbers for the nation? The answer is political officials who believe that a more accurate count does not serve their best interests. They point to the constitutional language demanding an "actual enumeration," and claim that sampling is unscientific and can be manipulated." ([[liberal bias]])
*"This use of sampling not only should produce more accurate census numbers for a wide range of purposes, it is also a way to control census costs, which have almost tripled since 1990."
*"This use of sampling not only should produce more accurate census numbers for a wide range of purposes, it is also a way to control census costs, which have almost tripled since 1990."