Escambia County, Pensacola Census Self-Response Rate Better Than State Average; Century Below
November 9, 2020
Escambia County’s self response rate to the 220 Census was below the national response rate, but better than the state level.
The self-response rate in Escambia County was 64.6% (including 49.9% on the internet). The national rate was 67%, and the state rate was 63.8%.
Escambia County ranked 25th out of Florida’s 67 counties. Santa Rosa County was third statewide at 71.6%.
Century’s total self response rate was just over half at 50.1%, with 24.4% of those responses coming from the internet. The City of Pensacola was above average at 68.8% with 55.7% online.
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4 Responses to “Escambia County, Pensacola Census Self-Response Rate Better Than State Average; Century Below”
I’d like to know which areas of the country had the highest response, because that’s where all the federal money, etc will be going. Yes, very disappointed, however not surprised, with by fellow Floridians. And on top of it all the president ordered the stopping of the count early. Just shot the foot of the very people that supported him.
Some people do not trust the government and think “Uncle Sugar” is trying to steal their soul. They could not care less about the long range purpose of the program. but will willingly accept any benefits they might receive because of it. And the bottom line is many are just too lazy.
Low return for the whole country. Took like 5 minutes to complete. Disappointing.
the response rate in century is higher than i would have expected. you have to read and comprehend the questions. it was very simple and not intrusive. i don’t trust the feds but the more people you have and respond to these things you more tax money you get in return.