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The U.S. Census Bureau is hiring 1,500 workers for a 2026 test to improve counting methods ahead of the 2030 census, despite funding and staffing challenges.
The U.S. Census Bureau has started recruiting 1,500 temporary workers for the 2026 Census Test in six states to improve counting methods for hard-to-reach populations ahead of the 2030 census.
Despite being labeled a mission-critical priority amid the ongoing government shutdown, the bureau faces hiring delays due to funding uncertainty and a prior hiring freeze, raising concerns over staffing and transparency.
The bureau withdrew a public notice detailing plans to use USPS carriers and reduce test participation by 30%, and local officials in test sites report no outreach.
The 2030 census results will determine congressional representation, federal funding, and redistricting.
La Oficina del Censo de Estados Unidos está contratando a 1,500 trabajadores para una prueba de 2026 para mejorar los métodos de conteo antes del censo de 2030, a pesar de los desafíos de financiamiento y personal.