Republicans try again To no one's surprise, the Bush administration is turning raw census numbers into raw politics. The question is whether the missing people can be accounted for statistically.
Experts say they can be.
The early count showed that it missed between 0.96 percent and 1.4 percent of the population, which amounts to as many as to 3.3 million Americans. Hispanics and African-Americans, who tend to vote Democratic, are disproportionately among the missing. What's good for the money, however, should be good for the votes. Enter words describing a concept or keywords.