The One Number Census measured the undercount in the 2001 Census to be 6,1 per cent of the total population. |
Some say it was only about 250,000 people, but I say it was the greatest undercount in the history of America. |
Oft-cited Census data apparently overstate the number of uninsured because they undercount the number of people covered by Medicaid. |
The report draws on the 1996 and 2001 censuses, which contain a 10 percent and 16 percent undercount, respectively. |
These figures are probably an undercount, since owners tried to hide horses from the tax collector. |
Lynch and others have pointed out that the estimate of 64,000 computers was a serious undercount. |