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Production Pt 3 Census Media Tracking on Requested Citizenship Question January 29, 2017 to March 23, 2018 News Date News Headline Outlet Name Media Impact Score ‐ Census Underfunding, Canceled Tests Raise Fears About First‐Ever Online 3/19/2018 Census U.S. News & World Report 200 Asking about citizenship in the 2020 census is "unconstitutional," 2/13/2018 according to 19 Democrats Newsweek Online 200 2/9/2018 Opinion | Census Sabotage New York Times Online, The 200 2020 Census will ask white people about origins but leave out 2/1/2018 questions about Hispanic and Middle Eastern identities Newsweek Online 200 How a citizenship question on the 2020 Census could diminish 1/25/2018 Miami's political clout Miami Herald Online, The 200 Potential citizenship question in census could shift power; GOP 1/25/2018 likely would gain; Democrats doubt accuracy Houston Chronicle 200 1/21/2018 Census 2020: High stakes for Illinois Chicago Tribune 200 1/15/2018 The Census Should Ask About Citizenship Wall Street Journal Online, The 200 1/9/2018 Census doesn't need citizenship question USA Today 200 1/8/2018 Census 2020 doesn't need citizenship question USA Today Online 200 1/4/2018 Don't imperil the U.S. census Los Angeles Times 200 This month, the Department of Justice requested to include a 12/30/2017 citizenship question on the 2020 Census Newsweek Online 200 Trump's reelection campaign calls for adding citizenship question 3/20/2018 to 2020 census amid criticism that he is politicizing the count Washington Post Online, The 160 Citizenship Question Would Convert Census Into a GOP Voter 2/16/2018 Suppression Tool Daily Beast, The 160 2/15/2018 Census Question May Be Bad for Health New York Times, The 160 Groups raise concerns about move to ask about citizenship on the 2/5/2018 Census USA Today Online 160 Census Change to Race, Ethnicity Questions Shelved by Trump 1/29/2018 Administration Delay Wall Street Journal Online, The 160 1/19/2018 High stakes for Illinois Chicago Tribune Online 160 Why Asking About Citizenship Could Make the Census Less 1/19/2018 Accurate New York Times Online, The 160 epic.org EPIC-18-03-22-Census-Bureau-FOIA-20180611-Production1 000666 Census Media Tracking on Requested Citizenship Question January 29, 2017 to March 23, 2018 News Date News Headline Outlet Name Media Impact Score ‐ Census 1/11/2018 Why the census shouldn't try to count undocumented immigrants Los Angeles Times Online 160 1/10/2018 Groups oppose potential question on citizenship in next census Houston Chronicle Online/chron.com 160 1/9/2018 Hostility to this Census question is overblown USA Today 160 1/8/2018 Hostility to Census question is overblown USA Today Online 160 1/5/2018 The GOP sabotage of the census Washington Post, The 160 Critics Say Questions About Citizenship Could Wreck Chances for an 1/3/2018 Accurate Census New York Times Online, The 160 1/3/2018 Alarm at Proposal to Ask About Citizenship Status in Census New York Times Online, The 160 1/3/2018 The wrong question to ask Washington Post, The 160 1/3/2018 Request to Check Citizenship Stirs Fears for Census New York Times, The 160 1/2/2018 The question that could sabotage the census CNN Online 160 3/18/2018 Eyewitness Newsmakers KABC‐TV 150 Fearing a Trump population undercount, Brown wants more 3/15/2018 money for state census effort Sacramento Bee Online, The 150 3/11/2018 No citizen question on the census San Antonio Express‐News Online 150 3/6/2018 Census respondents may be asked citizenship status in 2020 survey FOX News Channel Online 150 3/5/2018 We can't count on the Census Bureau New York Daily News Online 150 3/4/2018 Rural Deep South at most risk of being overlooked in 2020 census Richmond Times‐Dispatch 150 2/19/2018 States oppose census citizenship query San Diego Union‐Tribune, The 150 2/18/2018 All Mississippi residents need to be counted in census Clarion‐Ledger Online, The 150 2/18/2018 Census count vital to state Clarion‐Ledger, The 150 2/18/2018 Will the 2020 Census find you? Los Angeles Daily News 150 2/17/2018 Why citizenship could be a question on the 2020 Census Orange County Register Online, The 150 Public‐health officials pan Justice Dept. bid to add citizenship 2/15/2018 question to census Seattle Times Online, The 150 Citizenship question on 2020 Census jeopardizes Florida's political 2/13/2018 clout Orlando Sentinel Online 150 N.J. flags Census citizen question More than a dozen states object 2/13/2018 to proposal, fearing immigrants won't respond Star‐Ledger, The 150 epic.org EPIC-18-03-22-Census-Bureau-FOIA-20180611-Production2 000667 Census Media Tracking on Requested Citizenship Question January 29, 2017 to March 23, 2018 News Date News Headline Outlet Name Media Impact Score ‐ Census Dem AGs press Trump officials not to include citizenship question 2/12/2018 in census Hill Online, The 150 2/8/2018 Mayors to Census: Don't Blow This CityLab 150 2/6/2018 Citizenship question drives uncertainty over 2020 census Hill Online, The 150 1/30/2018 California must stop Trump from sabotaging the census Mercury News Online, The 150 1/30/2018 Opinion: California must stop Trump from sabotaging the census Mercury News, The 150 Commentary: A flawed Census could hurt Utah's rural areas and 1/26/2018 marginalized communities Salt Lake Tribune Online 150 1/26/2018 Why 2020 Census should not ask about citizenship Mercury News Online, The 150 Commentary A flawed Census could hurt Utah’s rural areas and 1/26/2018 marginalized communities Salt Lake Tribune, The 150 Legislation Tries to Block Census from Adding Citizenship Question 1/25/2018 as DOJ Requested Pajamas Media 150 Trump administration's census citizenship question could help rig 1/25/2018 redistricting for Republicans Daily Kos 150 1/22/2018 Trump officials want 2020 census to ask about citizenship Washington Times, The 150 1/21/2018 Trump officials want 2020 Census to ask about citizenship Washington Times Online 150 Trump Administration's Push For Citizenship Question On Census 1/10/2018 Alarms Critics KUHF‐FM ‐ Online 150 1/9/2018 Census 2020 doesn't need citizenship question Commercial Appeal Online 150 1/9/2018 Census 2020 doesn't need citizenship question News Journal Online, The 150 1/9/2018 Census 2020 doesn't need citizenship question Arizona Republic Online 150 1/9/2018 Census 2020 doesn't need citizenship question Journal News Online, The 150 1/9/2018 Census 2020 doesn't need citizenship question Des Moines Register Online 150 1/9/2018 Census 2020 doesn't need citizenship question Detroit Free Press Online 150 1/9/2018 Census 2020 doesn't need citizenship question Cincinnati Enquirer Online, The 150 1/9/2018 GOP Weaponizing the Census for Voter Suppression Daily Kos 150 1/8/2018 Congress must guard accuracy of census Star Tribune 150 1/7/2018 GOP sabotaging census Asbury Park Press 150 1/5/2018 Census citizenship question sought Dayton Daily News 150 EDITORIAL: Quick way to undermine the U.S. Census? Ask about 1/4/2018 citizenship Chicago Sun‐Times 150 epic.org EPIC-18-03-22-Census-Bureau-FOIA-20180611-Production3 000668 Census Media Tracking on Requested Citizenship Question January 29, 2017 to March 23, 2018 News Date News Headline Outlet Name Media Impact Score ‐ Census 1/3/2018 Should 2020 census ask Californians about their citizenship? San Diego Union‐Tribune Online 150 Trump Justice Department Pushes For Citizenship Question On 12/31/2017 Census, Alarming Experts National Memo 150 Trump Justice Department Pushes for Citizenship Question on 12/30/2017 Census, Alarming Experts HuffPost 150 3/22/2018 Immigrants hiding from Trump imperil accuracy of US Census Miami Herald Online, The 120 3/20/2018 President Trump is sabotaging census, CA elections chief says KABC‐TV Online 120 3/19/2018 U.S. census shouldn't ask about citizenship South Florida Sun Sentinel Online 120 3/16/2018 Dems push DOJ for answers on Census citizenship question request Hill Online, The 120 Peter Kirsanow, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights member, asks 3/16/2018 about citizenship on census forms Washington Times, The 120 Civil rights commissioner enters raging debate by requesting 3/15/2018 citizenship question on census Washington Times Online 120 3/13/2018 Letters: Don't add unneeded questions to census Newsday Online 120 Department of Justice seeking to add citizenship status question in 3/13/2018 2020 census WTTG‐TV Online 120 3/1/2018 Census' citizenship question raises concern Newsday Online 120 2/27/2018 Why Asking About U.S. Citizenship Imperils the Census CityLab 120 2/26/2018 Rural Deep South at most risk of being overlooked in 2020 Census Miami Herald Online, The 120 Extra Doorbells, Satellite Dishes: How Cities Search for People the 2/23/2018 Census May Miss New York Times, The 120 Extra Doorbells, Satellite Dishes: How Cities Search for People the 2/22/2018 Census May Miss New York Times Online, The 120 2/20/2018 Yes: U.S. deserves accurate count of citizens, noncitizens Orlando Sentinel 120 US wants to add citizenship query to census, but group of states 2/19/2018 and DC protest San Francisco Chronicle Online 120 2/18/2018 State fights Trump over citizenship question on census Los Angeles Daily News 120 Census ‘citizenship' question sets off new California vs. Trump 2/17/2018 immigration argument Orange County Register Online, The 120 2/16/2018 Upcoming 2020 Census sparks fears of citizenship question Mercury News Online, The 120 epic.org EPIC-18-03-22-Census-Bureau-FOIA-20180611-Production4 000669 Census Media Tracking on Requested Citizenship Question January 29, 2017 to March 23, 2018 News Date News Headline Outlet Name Media Impact Score ‐ Census 2/16/2018 The Census, Politicized New York Times, The 120 2/15/2018 Opinion | The Census, Politicized New York Times Online, The 120 2/14/2018 Latino Groups Push Back on Citizenship Question for Census Public News Service 120 2/14/2018 A Citizenship Question on the Census May Be Bad for Your Health New York Times Online, The 120 2/14/2018 Frey opposes U.S.
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