On March 10, 2022, the U.S. Census Bureau held a virtual news conference discussing the release of the first set of results from the 2020 Post-Enumeration Survey (PES) along with additional results from the 2020 Demographic Analysis (DA) estimates.
The first release of PES results provides national estimates of population coverage overall and by demographic groups, such as race and Hispanic origin, as well as age groups and sex. Results from the DA estimates include net coverage error estimates by single year of age and sex at the national level. Together, these results help evaluate the quality of the 2020 Census.
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0:00 Pre-conference slides
12:42 Welcome and Opening Remarks from Michael Cook, Sr., Chief, Public Information Office
14:36 Results and Remarks from Robert L. Santos, Director, U.S. Census Bureau
20:10 Remarks from Erika H. Becker-Medina, Chief, Decennial Communications Coordination Office
26:25 DA Estimates of Net Coverage Error for the 2020 Census: Remarks from Eric Jensen, Senior Technical Expert for Demographic Analysis, Population Division
32:28 National Total
34:28 Single Year of Age
37:04 Age Groups
38:49 Age and Sex
39:44 Summary of Findings From DA
40:25 2020 Census Coverage Results by Demographic Groups from the PES: Remarks from Timothy Kennel, Assistant Division Chief for Statistical Methods, Decennial Statistical Studies Division
43:21 Net Coverage Error
48:17 Summary of Net Coverage Error
49:13 Components of Coverage
56:03 PES Summer Releases
57:38 Overcoming Challenges
1:01:18 Question and Answer Session
1:28:50 Closing Remarks
