What does HTC stand for?

Hard-To-Count (census data)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

With the 2010 census six months away, the Commerce Department said Thursday it won't seek a halt to immigration raids as it did in the previous census in hopes of improving participation in hard-to-count communities.

Halt to gov't raids not an option to boost census

Likewise, the Bureau's communications campaign includes paid media, public relations, and partnerships with national and grassroots organizations, among other efforts, some of which will be targeted toward hard-to-count groups.

2010 Census: The Bureau's Plans for Reducing the Undercount Show ...

Sampling would allow the Census Bureau to estimate the population in some hard-to-count areas based on results from adjacent neighborhoods.

APPEAL DUE ON CENSUS SAMPLING

Ross praised the work of the California Community Foundation, which recently announced it will offer grants to nonprofit organizations to promote Census participation in Los Angeles County's hard-to-count communities.

The California Endowment Allocates $4 Million to Statewide Groups for ...

The government is devoting up to $250 million of the $1 billion in stimulus money for outreach, particularly for traditionally hard-to-count minorities.

Census nominee pledges a politics-free count

However, many state residents, particularly Latinos and other hard-to-count populations, are reporting that they have thrown away or misplaced their census forms.

It is Not Too Late to Get Another Census Questionnaire

The government is devoting up to $250 million of the $1 billion in stimulus money for outreach, particularly for traditionally hard-to-count minorities.

Groves pledges to run 2010 census free of politics

The government is devoting up to $250 million of the $1 billion in stimulus money for outreach, particularly for traditionally hard-to-count minorities.

Official: Obama taps Groves for census director