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Count Question Resolution (CQR) Continues

Count Question Resolution (CQR) Continues. Paula Wright Information Specialist Dallas RO May 23, 2012. Scope of CQR. CQR provides state, local, and tribal officials, or their designated representatives, a process to challenge the census counts of housing and group quarters.

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Count Question Resolution (CQR) Continues

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  1. Count Question Resolution (CQR) Continues Paula Wright Information Specialist Dallas RO May 23, 2012

  2. Scope of CQR • CQR provides state, local, and tribal officials, or their designated representatives, a process to challenge the census counts of housing and group quarters. • The 2010 CQR corrections are based on: • housing and population counts as of April 1, 2010 • geographic boundaries in place as of January 1, 2010. • The 2010 CQR Program is not a mechanism or process to challenge or revise the population counts sent to the President by December 31, 2010, which are used to apportion the US House of Representatives. • The Census Bureau will not make any changes to the apportionment, redistricting counts, or official 2010 Census data products.

  3. 3 Types of Challenges Accepted by the CQR Program • Boundary Challenges correct inaccurate reporting or recording of boundaries legally in effect on January 1, 2010. • Geocoding Challenges correct the placement of living quarters and associated population within the correct governmental unit boundaries and 2010 census tabulation blocks. • Coverage Challenges add or delete specific living quarters and people associated with them, identified during the census process, but erroneously included as duplicates or excluded due to processing errors.

  4. 2010 Census CQR Challenge Results • The Census Bureau will notify all affected governmental units of any corrections to their official counts as a result of a CQR Program decision. • Corrections made to the population and housing unit counts by this program will result in the issuance of new official 2010 Census counts to the officials of governmental units affected. • Governmental units may use CQR corrections for future programs requiring official 2010 Census data. The Census Bureau will use the CQR corrections to: • Modify the 2010 Census file for use in annual postcensal estimates beginning in December 2012, and • Create errata and make it available on the American FactFinder • The Census Bureau will not incorporate the CQR corrections into any 2010 Census data products.

  5. http://2010.census.gov/2010census/about/cqr.php

  6. Challenging Jurisdictions as of 5/10/2012 2010 Census Count Question Resolution STATE1 JURISDICTION2 HEO3 STATUS4 TX Brooks County Raul M. Ramirez No Change TX Cedar Park City Robert Lemon Pending TX Cibolo City Jennifer Hartman Pending TX Houston City Annise Parker Pending TX Knollwood City Richard Roelke Pending TX Leon Valley City Chris Riley Pending TX Sunset Valley City Barbara Willson Change TX Tyler City Barbara Bass Change TX Webster City Floyd Myers Pending

  7. Summary: 2010 Count Question Resolution (CQR) • http://2010.census.gov/2010census/about/cqr.php • All challenges must be received by 6/1/2013 • All functioning governmental units can challenge counts • Includes tribal, state, county, & local governments • Highest Elected Official or their designee must initiate challenge • Census will not change counts provided for apportionment, redistricting counts or official 2010 Census data products • Dmd.cqr@census.gov – resource for more detailed info

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