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Colorado has a plan to ensure a more accurate census count in 2030, and it could bring in millions in federal funding
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· June 16, 2026
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Key points The Colorado State Demography Office has taken steps to address this issue, releasing its 2030 Census Strategy in May. Colorado is working to improve the accuracy of its census count for 2030.
Colorado is working to improve the accuracy of its census count for 2030. The state currently faces challenges with its census, resulting in lost federal funding and inadequate political representation.
The Colorado State Demography Office has taken steps to address this issue, releasing its 2030 Census Strategy in May.
Further details on the plan and partnership with nonprofits can be found through the Colorado State Demography Office or news outlets, such as the Glenwood Springs Post Independent.
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Published: June 16, 2026 ·
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