Please note the information in this report reflects responses received as of 9/21/20.
Duval County -
#12 out of 67 counties
Self-Response Rates
National Response:
66.2%
State Response:
63.0%
Duval County Response: 67.0%
#1 out of 9 counties: Largest Self-Responding County in FL
Duval County
Self-Response Rate Report - 9/21/20
Low Responding Census Tracts
in Duval County
Please note this report only includes the self-response rate for each census tract, not the total response rate. Self-response reflects households that complete their 2020 Census questionnaire either online, by phone, or by mail. The following are counted in a separate process and their count is not included in the self-response rate: people who respond through a census taker during nonresponse follow-up, people who are experiencing homelessness, or people who are living in a group housing facility (ex. military barracks, college dorms, nursing homes).
The Self-Response Rate Map was developed by the U.S. Census Bureau to provide daily updates on the 2020 Census self-response rate. The 2020 Census Response Rate Map shows total self-response rates, internet self-response rates, and the final 2010 Census self-response rates mapped to 2020 Census geographies. Click below to view the Response Rate Map or to view the 2020 Census rankings.
August 11 – September 30, 2020: Census takers will interview homes that haven't responded to the 2020 Census to help make sure everyone is counted. If a household does not respond to any of the invitations,a census taker will follow up in person.
How Partners Can Support the 2020 Census in Light of Social Distancing
As a Community Ambassador, you play a critical role in the 2020 Census outreach effort. It is essential that you share information about the 2020 Census with your community to ensure everyone in Duval County is accurately counted.
Examples on how you can encourage self response during COVID-19:
Host a Twitter chat, Facebook Live event, or other social media event, and share 2020 Census messaging on your social channels.
Host a webinar or virtual town hall to share 2020 Census information.
Include 2020 Census information in your newsletter to encourage response.
Share 2020 Census content on social media.
Include a link to respond to the 2020 Census in your email signature.
Challenge another neighborhood or community to a friendly Response Rate Challenge.
Post a blog or video message to encourage people to respond to the 2020 Census.
Hold a parade or dropping off a flyer at every door in low-responding neighborhoods.
