Subscribe to one of our news e-mail lists . Those are just some of the questions on the long version of Census 2000 that have some people complaining to their congressional delegations.
Republicans say they're hearing from people who say the questions on the long form are too nosey.
But some Democrats say the GOP is just trying to discourage an accurate count, which typically benefits Democrats. CNN's Rick Lockridge explains. An explanation of concerns with the long-form, from CNN's Carl Rochelle. K CNN's Ed Garsten goes to a college to find out why some students don't think they count. There are 53 questions on the long form this year, down from 57 in 1990.