Census

[ziero0]

Something to look forward to. Here is the 2010 census form first page

http://www.tucsonsentinel.com/files/entryimages/040315_census.jpg

Now how many questions need to be answered to meet the constitutional census requirement? Why?

[monty]

Something to look forward to. Here is the 2010 census form first page

http://www.tucsonsentinel.com/files/entryimages/040315_census.jpg

Now how many questions need to be answered to meet the constitutional census requirement? Why?
I only answered question number 1 in 2010. The government sent one of their census people to my door demanding I answer the remaing questions. I told him the Constitution only says the number of people must be counted. He told me I could be arrested for violating federal law. The man had to leave town for another appointment. He called me numerous times demanding I answer all the questions still tellin g me I could be arrested. After 3 or 4 months passed and I still refused to co-operate he finally gave up.

[ziero0]

You fulfilled the constitutional requirement by answering #1. 'nough said.

[midnight rambler]

A friend received a notice that he needed to fill out his unfilled out census form. He noted there was this sentence on the correspondence: "All your personal information is strictly confidential." So a census worker shows up at his door and he told 'em, "Hang on I'll be right back!" He retrieved the correspondence and then asked the census worker, "This says that all my personal info is strictly confidential, is that correct?" The census worker said, "Yes, that's correct." My friend said, "Thank you!" and closed the door on the census worker. End of contact.