1. Should the census figures be adjusted for the undercount? If so, how? If this solution introduces
errors of its own, estimate how large they are, compared to the undercounts.
2. What method should Congress select for apportioning the House of Representatives? Why is this
method superior to others for dealing with this issue?
3. What recommendations should be made to the states to ensure that Congressional districts are fairly
drawn? Justify these recommendations.
These are not math questions. They are asking for you opinions. Undercount errors depend upon the ethnic and income levels of the district. Opinions tend to divide on liberal vs. conservative lines.
Hey buddy, i'm pretty sure this is against the rules. just so you know, its unlikely that you'll get much help from this site. i think you should use a different site if you want help...the census, just a thought.
best of luck to you, i can already tell you are going to win (haha)
kev kev
Just to comment on drwls under count is not based on ethnic and income levels. It is based upon people bot responding to the questionnaires.
I would be very surprised if there is not a statistical correlation. The below-poverty-line, homeless and undocumented aliens will be less likely to receive and return questionnaires.
undocumented aliens aren't counted as part of the population
homeless people never fill out a census anyways and they aren't taken into account when assigning HR seats. also homeless people cannot vote.
thanks for your input though