Article: Statement of William G. Barron, Acting Census Bureau Director, Regarding Census 2000 Undercount Estimates Released Today

WASHINGTON, March 28 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The following is a statement by William G. Barron, acting Census Bureau director:

The Presidential Members of the U.S. Census Monitoring Board today released data that they describe as representing Census 2000 undercounts for all fifty states and five U.S. cities.

As part of the policy of transparency for Census 2000, we have provided extensive, perhaps unprecedented, data and other information to our oversight bodies. This is the only way the estimates released today could have been calculated. It appears that both the population counts and the methodology used to calculate them are seriously flawed.

For instance, our review of the data made ...

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