Connecticut

• Preparing for the Count in Connecticut
• “Accurate census count critical for Ct., officials say” — describes how 22% of CT is “hard to count,” and the state is at risk of losing a representative in congress if the population is undercounted
• Connecticut infographic on census funding and hard-to-count areas (data from GWIPP available here)

Massachusetts

• MA Complete Count Committee info
• Why the Count Counts (Impact of Census on MA Budget)
• Massachusetts infographic on census funding and hard-to-count areas (data from GWIPP available here)

New Hampshire

• From the NH Office of Strategic Initiatives, information about the state’s effort to create a Complete Count Committee
• Historical Census Data in NH from 1767-2010
• New Hampshire infographic on census funding and hard-to-count areas (data from GWIPP available here)

Rhode Island

• Find information about RI’s Complete Count Committee and more
• See Governor Gina M. Raimondo’s signed Executive Order 18-09 establishing the Rhode Island Complete Count Committee (RICCC)
• Rhode Island infographic on census funding and hard-to-count areas (data from GWIPP available here)

Vermont

• Vermont Population Estimates and Census Data
• This article describes how Vermont receives roughly $2.5 billion in federal aid, which works out to about $4000 per person, making an undercount extremely costly to the state.
• Vermont infographic on census funding and hard-to-count areas (data from GWIPP available here)

National links with state-specific information

• Complete Count Committees (interactive map; zoom in on your state to get contact information for a Complete Count Committee near you)
• Quick Facts by state, country, town, or zip code
• Free maps and data links
• Apply for a census job
• At Counting for Dollars, click on your state and find out how your state spends federal money, which is determined by the census count.