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ZERO TO THREE Comments on Need for Continued Census Household Pulse Survey Data Collection
ZERO TO THREE submitted public comments in response to the Census Bureau's period of data collection for the experimental Household Pulse Survey which ended on July 31st.
ZERO TO THREE strongly urges the Census Bureau to continue this critical data collection through the end of the year. This data has been invaluable in gauging and quantifying the current health pandemic’s impact on families and will continue to be essential in crafting responses to promote the recovery of our nation. The real-time data provided by the Bureau in this manner allows policymakers to better tap into what households need and therefore allows for more informed policy making aimed at supporting families.
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