Yes, but not really. Like everything about the Census, once we get past rumor and suspicion, there is good reason for April 1st. After trying different days in differing months in distant decades the Bureau of the Census settled on April 1 as the best bet for finding a majority of people where they should be counted. College students are back from Spring break.
Most families are at home with kids in school or waiting for summer to take a long vacation.
Those with seasonal second homes are likely to be at their primary residence. We will most assuredly lose federal funding for our county and community. Our social service agencies and business will not have accurate data for efficient and economic planning. At best we cost ourselves, as taxpayers, about one hundred dollars for every questionnaire physically enumerated in comparison to the cost of mail-back response. So counties and cities can plan for necessary health care and social services in the areas and neighborhoods needing it most.